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Posted: 1/4/2011 1:39:43 AM [Last Edit: 1/4/2011 1:40:13 AM by sherrick13] THE IMAGE ABOVE IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT British female .mil types unwrapping S&W Military and Police revolvers. General Patton with a Colt Detective Special OSS holdup rig for a Colt 1908 (.25 ACP) that could be fired by flexing a wrist General Patton with his Colt 1903 with 4 stars on the stocks. OSS agent in China with a Liberator (on the table), a Colt 1903 in his hand and a .22 High Standard H-D in a shoulder holster. Admiral Nimitz looking on as his son shoots a silenced .22 High Standard.

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Screechjet1 Does this eggnog taste expired to you? Team Member Joined: Sep 2005  USA Posts: 15016 Feedback: 0% (0) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 1:55:55 AM I wonder if those Limey chicks were thinking "Nice revolver, but too bad 38/200 doesn't have enough power to pull the string out of a cat's ass."
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wc22312 FBO Team Member Joined: Jul 2009  SC, USA Posts: 1021 Feedback: 0% (0) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 2:03:05 AM No retention on that CDS on Patton
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sherrick13 Nice JBT that says FBO Team Member Joined: Nov 2002  OK, USA Posts: 48755 Feedback: 100% (41) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 2:03:35 AM Originally Posted By Screechjet1: I wonder if those Limey chicks were thinking "Nice revolver, but too bad 38/200 doesn't have enough power to pull the string out of a cat's ass." While many we sent to England were .38 S&W, not all were. Hard to tell, but those cylinders look like they might be .38 Spec. The .380 Brit is a weak ass cartridge no doubt.
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sherrick13 Nice JBT that says FBO Team Member Joined: Nov 2002  OK, USA Posts: 48756 Feedback: 100% (41) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 2:04:47 AM Originally Posted By wc22312: No retention on that CDS on Patton Yeah, I would feel like it was swinging in the wind if I was wearing that.
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Posted: 1/4/2011 2:08:39 AM Originally Posted By sherrick13: Originally Posted By Screechjet1: I wonder if those Limey chicks were thinking "Nice revolver, but too bad 38/200 doesn't have enough power to pull the string out of a cat's ass." While many we sent to England were .38 S&W, not all were. Hard to tell, but those cylinders look like they might be .38 Spec. The .380 Brit is a weak ass cartridge no doubt. Nothing like a revolver built like a bank vault firing a cartridge that was slower than Christmas, but made up for it by being exceedingly light. I need to dig up a book that broke down civilian commercial off the shelf firearms Lend-Leased to the British. One number I remember was 152 Single Action Army revolvers in various caliber.

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Posted: 1/4/2011 2:10:28 AM Originally Posted By Screechjet1: Originally Posted By sherrick13: Originally Posted By Screechjet1: I wonder if those Limey chicks were thinking "Nice revolver, but too bad 38/200 doesn't have enough power to pull the string out of a cat's ass." While many we sent to England were .38 S&W, not all were. Hard to tell, but those cylinders look like they might be .38 Spec. The .380 Brit is a weak ass cartridge no doubt. Nothing like a revolver built like a bank vault firing a cartridge that was slower than Christmas, but made up for it by being exceedingly light. I need to dig up a book that broke down civilian commercial off the shelf firearms Lend-Leased to the British. One number I remember was 152 Single Action Army revolvers in various caliber. Let me know the book, please. I dig very specific topic military firearms books.

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zwvirtual Resident Smart-Ass Team Member Joined: Sep 2005  CO, USA Posts: 7328 Feedback: 100% (8) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 2:11:10 AM Didn't see any glocks.
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Posted: 1/4/2011 2:17:01 AM Originally Posted By sherrick13: Originally Posted By Screechjet1: Originally Posted By sherrick13: Originally Posted By Screechjet1: I wonder if those Limey chicks were thinking "Nice revolver, but too bad 38/200 doesn't have enough power to pull the string out of a cat's ass." While many we sent to England were .38 S&W, not all were. Hard to tell, but those cylinders look like they might be .38 Spec. The .380 Brit is a weak ass cartridge no doubt. Nothing like a revolver built like a bank vault firing a cartridge that was slower than Christmas, but made up for it by being exceedingly light. I need to dig up a book that broke down civilian commercial off the shelf firearms Lend-Leased to the British. One number I remember was 152 Single Action Army revolvers in various caliber. Let me know the book, please. I dig very specific topic military firearms books. I think its at my father's place. I'll talk with him tomorrow. I've got books scattered over most of the CONUS, at this point.

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TexasRifleman1985 Member Team Member Joined: Mar 2007  TX, USA Posts: 9597 Feedback: 100% (10) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 2:22:10 AM Originally Posted By zwvirtual: Didn't see any glocks. Hiroshima and Nagasaki had to be filmed from a great distance for safety, making the very difficult to see. TR85.
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metalhed556 Member Joined: May 2007  TX, USA Posts: 2385 Feedback: 0% (0) Link To This Post	Posted: 1/4/2011 2:35:38 AM Originally Posted By TexasRifleman1985: Originally Posted By zwvirtual: Didn't see any glocks. Hiroshima and Nagasaki had to be filmed from a great distance for safety, making the very difficult to see. TR85.
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