My dad recently showed me a gun passed down to him from his Aunt. It's a 1917 Model Colt and looks to be in great condition. It likely still shoots. I think I'd get in a bit of trouble carrying this around. Regardless, I told him that I want this going to me in his will.
1917 Model Colt Revolver ... authentic, excellent condition
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Re: 1917 Model Colt Revolver ... authentic, excellent condition
Awesome gun! By the way, where's the class ring from? Looks a lot like an Aggie ring.
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Captain Ron Solo wrote:Awesome gun! By the way, where's the class ring from? Looks a lot like an Aggie ring.
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Howdy Ron, I was waiting for someone to catch that! Grad class of '05
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Me too! Small world. Gig 'em! So, what's taking you to England?
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