What gun did you buy today?
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You picked that one up at the Kerrville show?
Texasgordo
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That's great because now you can give me the Colt Pimp Daddy for my birthday.
Yes.
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Nice....but where do you find .38Super Glock mags?
Where did you find this beauty?
Had the high bid on this, this past Saturday:
That was billed as a High Standard Model 107 Military Supermatic Trophy, came with extra set of girips.The pistol is supposedly in 95+% finish. It has a 5.5: barrel and comes with two mags and spare grips. According to the Blue book it was produced from 1968 - 1971, back when I was young teenager. Looks to have fared better than me. I got it for a bid of $25 over the Blue Book value for an 80% example,, plus buyer's premium and shipping..
I have had some other High Standard pistols before including: Model 103 Supermatic Tournament, M-101 Duramatic with both barrels, Durango revolver, Double Nine revolver and a DM-101 Derringer - sold all of them when I needed cash for more guns. I have a bit of sellers remorse because I sold the derringer and the Duramtic but not much. This one though, I think will be a keeper if it is a good shooter.
I also have a High Standard 12 gauge shotgun. It has a 28" modified choke barrel and 2 3/4"chamber.It is not marked with the model number or name but I am guessing it is a Flite-King, field version. That is a somewhat possible keeper but it is more likely that it may get sold if I need cash sooner or later as I no longer shoot much 12 gauge.
That was billed as a High Standard Model 107 Military Supermatic Trophy, came with extra set of girips.The pistol is supposedly in 95+% finish. It has a 5.5: barrel and comes with two mags and spare grips. According to the Blue book it was produced from 1968 - 1971, back when I was young teenager. Looks to have fared better than me. I got it for a bid of $25 over the Blue Book value for an 80% example,, plus buyer's premium and shipping..
I have had some other High Standard pistols before including: Model 103 Supermatic Tournament, M-101 Duramatic with both barrels, Durango revolver, Double Nine revolver and a DM-101 Derringer - sold all of them when I needed cash for more guns. I have a bit of sellers remorse because I sold the derringer and the Duramtic but not much. This one though, I think will be a keeper if it is a good shooter.
I also have a High Standard 12 gauge shotgun. It has a 28" modified choke barrel and 2 3/4"chamber.It is not marked with the model number or name but I am guessing it is a Flite-King, field version. That is a somewhat possible keeper but it is more likely that it may get sold if I need cash sooner or later as I no longer shoot much 12 gauge.
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Private sale. Poor starving old widder woman.$75
Wish I had seen her first. I would have married her to get that gun
I have been thinking about getting one of these. Give me a range report when you test it .Please.
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