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What's your most unusual pistol?

Roc Doc

Roc Doc

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Not talking antiques, or zip guns you bought from Texas97, but oddball stuff that most don't own.

I have a G3 Glock 31C, so it's a factory compensated .357 Sig. It ain't anything super special as far as a shooter goes, but I had to have it.
 
I live in the g19 or 44 blackhawk land. Don't see many tiny 45's

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Stupid thing shoots better than it should. Everything I read says the officer size guns are picky. This one doesn't seen to care.
 
The other odd one. Shoots softer than it should. M69 2 3/4" 44mag in some shaved x frame grips

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2 Styer's?
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The other is the updated version. Always wanted the 357 sig version but haven't bought one yet.
 
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Remington 51 .380 (although some may consider this an antique, I don't circa 1918*1926)
Many considered this design superior to the Colt 1911, although politics prevented the Navy from adopting a .45 version.
 
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Most unusual pistols are probably a toss up between my IMI 44 mag desert eagle, FN5.7, or my East German Makarov.

By fare the rarest pistol I have is a Sig Mosquito that actually works and cycles.
 
or maybe my 2nd Gen Colt SAA with ivory grips. but i dont have a picture of that handy.
 
aron82 said:
Most unusual pistols are probably a toss up between my IMI 44 mag desert eagle, FN5.7, or my East German Makarov.

By fare the rarest pistol I have is a Sig Mosquito that actually works and cycles.
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I dunno, I feel my IMI .44 DE (MkVII) is actually not all that unusual (the most unusual aspect would be that it's NOT chambered in .50 AE). Seems to be more of a source of mockery... :flipoff2:

If I were to label a pistol as unusual it would be my H&R Sportsmen (?) 9 rnd .22lr revolver. It is unusual in the fact that the trigger pull is just shy of 100# in single action. :laughing:
 
Detonics Combat Master .45ACP, Savage 1907 in .32ACP, and an NAA .32NAA Guardian "my Pocket Nuclear Device".
 
Colt officers 45 in stainless or sig p245.
 
TreeClimber said:
Remington 51 .380 (although some may consider this an antique, I don't circa 1918*1926)
Many considered this design superior to the Colt 1911, although politics prevented the Navy from adopting a .45 version.
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Roc Doc said:
Gotta pic?
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Here's mine at top. With my other submission for odd/unusual guns. My 1908 Colt in 25 ACP with a tape measure for size comparison.
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this guy shows up online from time to time
built it when I was too young to own it rofl
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also got a tt33 in 9x25 dillon that's been converted over to a rampy system to tilt the barrel instead of a normal toggle link, been meaning to figure out a compensator for that guy for the last decade or so, slide velocity is absolutely retarded
 
I've got a styer and an FN57. They can be ordered anywhere though so I don't think they are abnormal.

I've also got a Smith-Wesson k38 masterpiece and a 1st generation glock 17.

I need to do some research on the glock, my grandfather bought it in the early 1980s when he was a night guard at Indian point. It's probably one of the first glocks imported into the country.
 
Weasel said:
2 Styer's?
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The other is the updated version. Always wanted the 357 sig version but haven't bought one yet.
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I really like my L9A1.
Also, other piece that’s a little odd is my Star BM in 9mm
 
gozuki said:
I had a PSL pistol I built. 7" barrel and 7.62x54R. Almost cost me my fingers. But the fireball and report was something I'll never forget:dustin:
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Because it blew up, or your fingers slipped in front of the muzzle?
 
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