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Let’s play the “What is it?” game!
- Thread starter cmshoot
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Smith and Wesson .35 caliber
Yes, technically the S&W model 1913
but it's often known by its chambering:
35 caliber auto.
Yugo
but it's often known by its chambering:
35 caliber auto.
Yugo
To keep things moving.....
Yes. And according to the Internet the name 'Savage' on this Civil War era .36 caliber percussion revolver is not related to the much more famous Savage Arms Co. of Massachusetts that we all know.
I'm falling down on the job. lol I mostly post the weird crap in my collection. I'll have to come up with something.
It's an automatic gun (kinda-sorta).
Name the weapons system.
Don't worry-- this is just a demonstration;
a test so to speak.
You have 20 minutes to comply.
Don't worry-- this is just a demonstration;
a test so to speak.
You have 20 minutes to comply.
