Just picked the cans up today, like I don’t have enough.^^^ I like the Way you displayed your new purchase on ..........wait for it .....AMMO BOXES!!! ^^^
And you didn't even need to wear a mask.I bought a few Black Power revolvers.
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I did have to fork out $640 for all five. Wasn’t that enough?And you didn't even need to wear a mask.
Uhhhhhh.....Black Power revolvers, Gunny?I did have to fork out $640 for all five. Wasn’t that enough?
The first commercial successful U. S. made pistol in 9mm Parabellum. The first commercial successful U. S. made pistol in DA/SA configuration. The Model 39 is what I refer to as a 'transition' firearm. It can be argued the M39 set the stage for the 'wonder-nine' fad of the 1970s and even today (201x). Not to mention the frame is alloy and the pistol is relatively light for size; easy to carry but not too small to shoot.I changed my avatar to my last purchase, S&W39-2. Box, papers and tools included.
The first commercial successful U. S. made pistol in 9mm Parabellum. The first commercial successful U. S. made pistol in DA/SA configuration. The Model 39 is what I refer to as a 'transition' firearm. It can be argued the M39 set the stage for the 'wonder-nine' fad of the 1970s and even today (201x). Not to mention the frame is alloy and the pistol is relatively light for size; easy to carry but not too small to shoot.
It is one of the few 9mm pistols I would consider for serious carry. Excellent choice.