Deringer.
Yes, I did spell that correctly.
Yes, I did spell that correctly.
Pocket pistols. Where it all began.
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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I saw the title, and was expecting a Baby Dragoon.
MikeTF
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I'd love to have one of those for my collection.
Threeband
The M1 Does My Talking
Four barrels:
Some of the Deringer family from Philly actually live in MD now
Czechnologist
Concerned Citizen
- Mar 9, 2016
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Pocket pistols all began for me in 1980, the year I turned 21 and was finally old enough to buy a handgun thru the Rod & Gun club on base. I wanted James Bond's gun.
Walther PPK was my first pistol and was soon followed by a PPK/S, a PP Super and several P38's after that. I wanted a Detonics but couldn't afford it on an E-4's pay back then.
Walther PPK was my first pistol and was soon followed by a PPK/S, a PP Super and several P38's after that. I wanted a Detonics but couldn't afford it on an E-4's pay back then.
Tihsho
Secret Asian Man
Pocket pistols all began for me in 1980, the year I turned 21 and was finally old enough to buy a handgun thru the Rod & Gun club on base. I wanted James Bond's gun.
Walther PPK was my first pistol and was soon followed by a PPK/S, a PP Super and several P38's after that. I wanted a Detonics but couldn't afford it on an E-4's pay back then.
Still looking to get into the PP and PPK's when I stumble upon one I can't say no to. Prices of them seem to have escalated significantly over the past 4 years.
Pocket pool is better.
WeaponsCollector
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Triple threat Apache in 7mm pinfire, made in Belgium from the 1860's - 1870's.
Dino
Ultimate Member
My favorite pocket pistol.
I almost picked up one of these at auction.... still regret not sealing the deal.
I almost picked up one of these at auction.... still regret not sealing the deal.
Wow, that's amazingly tiny. Has to be one of the worlds smallest pistols.
Many a cop carried one of these in their pocket 'back in the day':
llkoolkeg
Hairy Flaccid Member
Pocket pistols all began for me in 1980, the year I turned 21 and was finally old enough to buy a handgun thru the Rod & Gun club on base. I wanted James Bond's gun.
Walther PPK was my first pistol and was soon followed by a PPK/S, a PP Super and several P38's after that. I wanted a Detonics but couldn't afford it on an E-4's pay back then.
That's the truth. It is almost the sole reason I picked up 2 P-64s, requesting the round vs triangle hammer...I required the po' folks version.
Czechnologist
Concerned Citizen
- Mar 9, 2016
- 6,531
I miss it. I really do. E-4's with 3 years time in grade didn't make jack-sh*t for pay back then but we sure made the most of what we got and the prices on Walthers at the R&G Club couldn't be beat. Being stationed in Germany probably had something to do with that.
cb51
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