I think I'd prefer the spur hammer 1917 version for looks. But I found it a curious and bit difficult to adapt to. It actually shoots great. Some of it's unique features such as the mag release in front of the frontstrap were way ahead of their time, S&W used it on their "upside down" rimfires of late.
The safety is very deliberate, which may not be a bad thing. The ergonomics are "curious". I much favor the "internal hammer" Colt 1903 .32/.380 autos and never struggled with their often maligned grip safeties. I think they are a little more slick and streamlined, point better than the Savage. The Colt .32 also holds "10" which was insane back when developed.
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For Those Interested In Old West Things
- Jim Taylor, 2025-12-09, 07:58
- I've owned the "rounded hammer" 1907 versions in 7.65mm - WB, 2025-12-09, 09:39
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I want one too! I sure don’t see ad well anymore. (nm)
- SPB, 2025-12-09, 08:41
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I saw a test some time ago about the German Luger
- WB, 2025-12-09, 14:32
- In Arizona I had an underground range .. - Jim Taylor, 2025-12-09, 14:36
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I saw a test some time ago about the German Luger
- WB, 2025-12-09, 14:32