falmike
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A like from meMy most oddball pistol is a Remington 221 Fireball, see it even has "Ball" in the name.
What do I win?
A like from meMy most oddball pistol is a Remington 221 Fireball, see it even has "Ball" in the name.
What do I win?
I'm famous for not doing the PM thing. Email me [email protected] with an address and I'll ship it to you.I would like this if it is an antique. Thank you for your generosity
I tried to PM but could not for some reason. Please advise.
Thanks again.
Mike
I'm famous for not doing the PM thing. Email me [email protected] with an address and I'll ship it to you.
Email sent from CW3.....
Thanks again
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I have an AMT Backup.380 that is my most unusual / oddball.
Extremely common cartridge, nothing odd here. But...
It’s extremely miserable to carry or shoot, which was its purpose: heavy weight-for-size, it’s practically sightless, lots of sharp edges (especially the finger-hooked magazine and the slide where it meets the web of your hand), it is unreliable with JHP ammo and has a trigger pull best measured in metric tonnes.
I am sorry, Rembrandt; I just thought the Boberg was my most unusual/oddball handgun, but if it does not qualify, I withdraw it from further discussion. Again, my apologies for getting off-topic.
BOARHUNTER
That is extremely cool!!A Bacon Mfg .38 Rimfire Revolver. The cylinder comes apart - apparently it was an attempt to circumvent Smith & Wessen patents?
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If my rememberer is working properly, the .221 Fireball was the ammo designed for the XP-100 pistol, also made by Remington.My most oddball pistol is a Remington 221 Fireball, see it even has "Ball" in the name.
What do I win?