Or Does This Belong in, Handguns: Autoloaders?
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Should have added, for those not familiar with the original Detonics in the 70’s-80’s, in Seattle.
They were the pioneers of a production mini 1911 similar in size to the Colt Officers model as well one of first companies to produce Stainless Steel pistols.
They were the pioneers of a production mini 1911 similar in size to the Colt Officers model as well one of first companies to produce Stainless Steel pistols.
Mark_Mark
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they had a Detonics for sale here in Seattle about 8 months ago. Look just like that but without the cool grips.
The breaktop in .44 mag! IDK man!
doubleh
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It appears to be a revolver to me.
Pat Riot
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I remember that ad. Man, I am not sure if i should feel old or be happy I actually remembered it.
Detonics Modular Top-Break
Designer(s): Unknown Manufacturer: Detonics Model: Modular Top-Break Caliber: .45 Long Colt Capacity: 7 Operation: Top-Break Action: Double-Action/Single-Action
www.mythicarmory.com
Mark_Mark
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so they actually made that gun?I remember that ad. Man, I am not sure if i should feel old or be happy I actually remembered it.
Detonics Modular Top-Break
Designer(s): Unknown Manufacturer: Detonics Model: Modular Top-Break Caliber: .45 Long Colt Capacity: 7 Operation: Top-Break Action: Double-Action/Single-Actionwww.mythicarmory.com
nofendertom
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I remember that ad and was looking forward to them being made, but it was not to be.
Pat Riot
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I honestly don’t know. The concept was cool.
Your comment above regarding .44 Magnum is valid, I’m sure.
