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I have them somewhere. I almost bought myself a Detonics when Ahern bought the rights to the company and started manufacturing.
I was thinking about getting a Detonics, too, but the guy in the gun store mentioned that Colt made a smaller version of the 1911, so I ended up getting one of them(Officer's Model).
yeah when I was a teenager I bought all the books - even have one book that had pages from another book printed in it by mistake. Anyway, it was that series that led me to getting a Washington made Detonics MC1 - thing was part of someone collection that after he died stupid kid sold to a gunshop for next to nothing & the gunshop owner didn't have a clue what it was really worth. The thing is a safe queen now.
It was pure fantasy, every shot was a head shot - all the women were always beautiful, he always survived, the retreat in the mountain would have cost millions of dollars to stock/upgrade... and the damn enterance to it - he did by himself? Yeah, right... it keeps ones mind occupied.
Topic hijack I got to speak to Johnstone who wrote the Out of the Ashes series a few years before he died. Interesting guy, he was actually trying to get a Tri-State type preparedness group together. He had some good ideas, but the books grew tiresome quick. Goes in, kicks ass, gets a piece of ass in the meantime. Up until a few years ago I believe other authors were writing the series to keep it alive.