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Semi-Autos:
	Colt Mustang: .380 caliber, baby 1911 - DOM 1992, real mop.
	1908 Colts: 24kt gold plated, fully engraved with mother of pearl.
	1911 Colt: For nine decades the Colt Government Model 1911 has been without challenge the most ...
	Colt Officer's Model: Slightly smaller than a Government Model, with the barrel length reduced from 5" to 3.5".
	Browning .25 Caliber Automatic Pistol: The 1968 Gun Control Act stopped the importation of these guns.
	Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless .32: Produced from 1903 to 1945.
	Colt 1908 Hammerless .25 (Vest Pocket) Model N was made in 1916.
Revolvers:
	Colt .32 Detective Special: Made in 1950, this gun is chambered in the .32 New Police cartridge (.32 S&W Long).
	1965 Colt Python: Pythons produced from 1955 to 1969 have no letter in the serial number and are the most desirable to collectors.
	Peacemaker: The Colt Single Action Army - this is a first generation gun.
	1962 Colt Python: Pythons produced from 1955 to 1969 have no letter in the serial number and are the most desirable to collectors.
	Detective Special: One of the most well known and most copied guns in the world.
	Colt Cobra: It was an earlier version of this gun Jack Ruby used to kill Lee Harvey Oswald.
	Ruger .22 Single Six: Commonly referred to as a "Flat Gate".
Holsters:
	Gun Holsters and Various Methods of Carry: The holster is a very important part of "concealed carry".
	Holster Gallery: Pictures of holsters that I have found to be of good quality as well as design, functional, easy to use and a good value.
	Long Gun Leather: Gun cases that are good for transporting long guns.
Rifles:
	Colt Sauer Rifle: Bolt Action, 30.06 caliber, 24" bbl., magazine capacity 3 or 4 rounds.
	Winchester .30-30: Lever Action, 30.30 caliber, saddle gun.
	Savage Model 24J: This Savage Model 24J O/U Combination Gun is a .22 Magnum Rifle and .410 Gauge Shotgun combined.
Shotguns:
	Ithaca 4E Flues Single-Barrel Trap (1914 - 1922)
	Ithaca 4E NID (New Improved Design) 1922 - 1944
	Browning A-5: Auto 16 gauge short bbl, stamped U.S. Property.
	Remington Model 90-T: A Single-Shot 12 Gauge Trap gun with a 34" bbl, Full Fixed Choke, low vent rib and adjustable comb stock.
	Remington Pump: Pump action 12 gauge with stamped patent dates...
	Abercrombie & Fitch: 12 Gauge, Single Shot, 32" bbl., full fixed choke, made by Renato Gamba for Abercrombie & Fitch about 1978.
Knives:
	OldPocketKnives.net: A website where you can buy old pocket knives.
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