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Previously:
Guycot 40-shot chain pistol
Brass catcher pistol attachment - photo
Credit card pistol - video, photos
Sweetheart grips: WWII 1911 clear pistol grips for photo display
Previously:
Guycot 40-shot chain pistol
Brass catcher pistol attachment - photo
Credit card pistol - video, photos
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These remind me of the pistol training I received: "Squeeze the trigger like you'd squeeze your girlfriend's breast." (The last word was a bit stronger.)
 arms.
VIS i read is in Latin for Power and 35 is what year it was introduced in to production. Yes it is a copy of 1911. But it shoots 9mm.
This pistol is known as Radom. But Radom is the city where the factory was.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...5677274%29.jpg
Still cool and something that I have not seen "Pin It")
Two of those pistols are not colt 1911.
They are VIS35 from Polish Factory of (B) arms.
VIS i read is in Latin for Power and 35 is what year it was introduced in to production. Yes it is a copy of 1911. But it shoots 9mm.
This pistol is known as Radom. But Radom is the city where the factory was.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...5677274%29.jpg
Still cool and something that I have not seen
Jon (Mar 3, 2019)
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