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11-20-2012, 07:03 PM
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Yep.. Model 107..This handgun was bought new on Sept 11 1972(I think it was a Monday) at Waseca Minn at Herters from George L himself. The 2nd revolver is a Model 28 4 screw Highway Patrolman with 4 inch bbl. Got it at a gun show recently. It has a period set of Mershon rubber grips(Mershon was bought out by Pachmayr). I also have the original magna grips..the 3rd is a Navy Colt repro..by Navy Arms..Good quality gun. I have shot it and to be honest it is a better shooter than the original Navy Colt I have..course the Colt is over a 100 yrs older. I got this darn thing in a room of shooting/ reloading stuff I bought 15 or so yrs ago.. One of the best buys I ever made. Got 3 Ponsness Warren Progressive machines at least 50,000 shotshell cases..nuff stuff to load 'em all and 6 guns..plus a Thompson Center Hawken kit that I put together later.....all for a 1000 bucks This and a Browning 92 are all I have left of it all....and the Browning is going to a new home this coming weekend..
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11-28-2012, 12:06 PM
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Skeet, did you not want to sell the 28 or the Navy Arms copy? You did not price them, unless $600 is for the three?
Ed
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