[sureshotbob]

A picture of the Savage 1917 model .32 acp that I picked up last weekend.I got it for $150.00 otd.

 

[MKT]

Cool gat. You shoot it yet?

 

[sureshotbob]

MKT I've not had the time to shoot it yet but I do have to say that the grip frame look's funky but fitt's my hand like a glove and in .32 acp it should be a pleasure to shoot.

 

[xtimberman]

I took me several days to move my eyes from the left over to the right to see what you posted - but I finally worked through it.

That's a fine Savage auto!
I've always wanted a collection of pocket auto pistols from that era - Savage, Remington, Colt, Browning, etc. That was the golden Age of pocket autos!

xtm

 

[Hunter]

Nice!!

 

[sureshotbob]

xtimberman I was waiting for someone to notice that picture I met that young girl two years ago at bike week at the outterbanks in North Carolina Had to pay for the picture as she was a model of the month in one of the biker magazine's It was worth every dollar !! Even my wife took the picture to work and showed her friends. :roll:

 

[sureshotbob]

Here is another pocket pistol from about the same time frame 1926 my Colt model 1903 also in .32 acp

 

[xtimberman]

You need to post an enlarged version....for scientific purposes only. I'm sure that she's wearing a little something, but that tiny avatar shot makes it look like she doesn't have a stitch on!

xtm

 

[sureshotbob]

Here you go .If only my belly wasn't so big and took away from the picture :lol:

 

[sureshotbob]

Kind of a pocket pistol a Japanese model 94 8 m.m.Nambu made in March 1945 {20.3}

 

[xtimberman]

Wooops, this has just become a not-safe-for-Mrs.xtm thread. :lol:

xtm

 

[BuzzardBilly]

Bob,

Now those are both keepers! :shock:

 

[Guest]

hey bob nice collection way to go kfjdrfirii

 

[WendyZXZ]

Too cool! I like to see the older handguns like these.

 

[Leighton]

John Browning was a master of firearm design, not only did he give us some of the greatest firearms in history, his patents went even further in to building us even more firearms. I always wonder what todays firearms would have looked like with out him. There isn't a single semiauto handgun made today that doesn't use atleast one of his original patents.