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My .32 ACP & .380 ACP Obsession Continues
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I have not heard of them, but I am intrigued, why would one want one of these over a Berretta???
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And Dating one of those CZ-27 just keeps getting more complex..
https://www.rjkventures.com/blogs/guns/ceska-zbrojovka-model-27
also there are early cz-27s without the 7.65 marking on the side of the slide..
Next time you start collecting something DD why not start off with something like a Luger where there are not so many variations...
It's still an Italian made handgun, and he purchased it way back in the 80,s
It's an interesting looking pistol with really nice engraving on it. I will try to get a picture of it from him.
That sounds interesting Coop! Hope you can get a pic. I'd like to see it.
This arrived today. Savage 1907, made in 1918. Need to get a set of replacement grips eventually. Actually had some arrive today, but they're too small to fit snugly enough to stay in place. Probably only off by a few thousandths of an inch, but I've already contacted the seller on Gunbroker to let him know I'll need to return them. Anyhow, on to the good stuff... 
These are the original grips. They're actually in pieces but they fit so nice and tight, you can't tell, and they feel solid... until you remove them and they go to pieces.
These are the original grips. They're actually in pieces but they fit so nice and tight, you can't tell, and they feel solid... until you remove them and they go to pieces.
Also was looking for repro mags (the originals are about $100 apiece) and they only come in 7 round instead of the original 10 round. This was the explanation I got from the seller on Gunbroker:
"Triple K figured out that the spring in the factory mags was way too small and that was why the factory mags were failing to feed, they beefed up the spring so it would last and now the mag only holds 7 rounds but it will last a long time by doing that, hope this explains it, thanks, jim"
Even Numrich only lists them as 7 rounds (originals were 10 round). I thought maybe they were really 10 round and they just listed them as 7 to get around the states with weird mag limits but apparently that's not the case.
"Triple K figured out that the spring in the factory mags was way too small and that was why the factory mags were failing to feed, they beefed up the spring so it would last and now the mag only holds 7 rounds but it will last a long time by doing that, hope this explains it, thanks, jim"
Even Numrich only lists them as 7 rounds (originals were 10 round). I thought maybe they were really 10 round and they just listed them as 7 to get around the states with weird mag limits but apparently that's not the case.
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I do like those metal grips on those 1907s.. But those are on early ones, I do not know if they fit ones made later..???
I do like those metal grips on those 1907s.. But those are on early ones, I do not know if they fit ones made later..???
I'd love to find an orignal set of metal grips (or even an orignal set of plastic grips), but haven't had any luck so far.
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I know these will not fit your 1907 but man talk about boss grips..
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Savage-Model-101-Grips/312779153599?hash=item48d31720bf:g:06gAAOSwz39c301i
I may have to look at the firearm this is attached to and get one just for the grips...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Savage-Model-101-Grips/312779153599?hash=item48d31720bf:g:06gAAOSwz39c301i
I may have to look at the firearm this is attached to and get one just for the grips...
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Wow DD I like these already. This pistol is a 22, with a cool grip and well here is is the coup day grasse ... cheap
Pistols > Savage Pistols">
That is a purty revolver indy, and cheap is right up my alley, but it's not speaking to me.
He said he would send me some pics sometime this evening. Yes it's kinda cool especially with the engraving.
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To Cowboy????
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Hey DD Watch this and see if it does not call to you alittle more...
[video=youtube;-AIZLDd0MZc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AIZLDd0MZc[/video]
Okay, I'll admit that is pretty darn cool!
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They did do some fine work on that little rascal.. Now I would love to know why one would buy one of these over a real Beretta.??? Any idea how long they made these??
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