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The same reason so many other silly things have a market.

It really boils down to whether you want a traditional styled 1911 or one a little more modern.

What did your dad use the guns for? If it was something he used a lot I wouldn't sell it, but if it was something he bought and tossed in the safe after realizing how much he hated it I might consider selling it.

You hear a lot about split forcing cones on the 19's, but are there any cases of them splitting on the 66's?

45 was never meant to shoot through doors. It is an excellent round though. No one disagrees with that. 9mm was a lot more effective before the internet and rapidly available ballistic charts. Same with 38.

They need to go about it right. Where I live, it's illegal to hunt anything with a centerfire rifle, save for the occasional groundhog or crow shot from the window of the truck. Yet, back when our walmart had guns, the entire case was stuffed with everything short field of artillery, except for...

Thank you captain obvious

Many people including myself have done so safely.

Yes, removing the double action fly will make it a SA, but the cylinder will still turn if you pull the trigger.

I never put one up with one in the chamber, but I don't unload a gun completely before storing it.

Do not take steel wool to that gun. it's an antique at this point. It's worth more as an antique than as a working firearm. Taking steel wool to it would make it worthless and it still probably wouldn't shoot.

glad you decided not to shoot it. I wouldn't shoot it either.

You're trying to turn chicken crap into chicken salad on this one. And in this case, the chicken crap is worth more than the chicken salad

Glad to know that for every 15 dollar box of 17 ammo I buy they'll gladly give me 10 back for it. And for every 500 dollar rifle they sell me they'll buy back for 250.

If florida is a face to face state what's stopping you from offering 75 to anyone standing in line with guns that are actually worth owning?

A shotgun loaded with birdshot, like 4s or 6s would be ideal. May not be buckshot but still enough to change anyone's mind.

32 acp cylinders are floating round but cost about half what the gun itself costs. I've heard of the 7.62 tok cylinders but I've also heard that they were prone exploding.

I've shot plenty of 32 long out of my nagant and it's been fine. The brass bulges but the gun is built for more stress than the 32 long is ever capable of producing. Plenty of people shoot 32 magnum out of it and do fine. I see no reason to shoot 32 mag since it costs just as much as the real stuff

38 will be easier on the ears than a 45, but a 357 will have the final word as far as noise goes. I wouldn't use it either, it'd be too disorienting.

How would a they even be able to tell it's reloaded ammo? In today's gun illiterate world ammo looks like ammo looks like ammo to most people