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    Had a Sig P232 - Man I really liked that thing. It was a narrow single stack, functioned like a champ. One of the best things about it was you were able to put aftermarket grips on it. With the Houge's it just "fit."

    Alas it was a .380 and I wanted at least a 9mm and some more firepower (capacity). Here's some pics of it in hand.

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    Just looking at the photo's makes me want to replace it .


    After selling it and replacing it with a Block 26 (I like compacts), I note I really miss the thing. Though, I have to admit I don't much miss the .380 part of it, I note I really do prefer the handling of a single stack. Besides, I am not sure I really need the capacity of a double stack now either to be honest.

    So I am hunting for a new pistol - I think I'll go back to a single stack. I am eyeing the Walther PPS but can't find one in town to handle. Handled an XPs at the gun show - loved the feel, but am not too sure about the pistol itself. Maybe I should handle a Sig P239?


    Anyway what's the handgun that's just "fit" you??
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    I had a P232 as well. Same grips also. Loved it but it had to go when I moved from PA to NYC. I still miss it and would love to have it back.
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    Is there really any other choice? No,,,,,,,,

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    Colt 45, Government Models, Series 70,,,Elephant Ivory(Legal of course), Wooly Mammoth, Vietnamese Water Buffalo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Is there really any other choice? No,,,,,,,,


    Colt 45, Government Models, Series 70,,,Elephant Ivory(Legal of course), Wooly Mammoth, Vietnamese Water Buffalo
    Wow - if I was ever to own and learn to use a firearm, I've always thought the .45's were the best looking hand guns I'd ever seen. The one that Patton carried was the nickel plated .45 was the one he carried wasn't it? Even the .45 Revolver is something I find really appealing.

    I've never held or fired a hand gun in my life, only time I've seen one has been on a Police Officer. But those three guns in the pic, those are the one's I'd buy if I was to ever have to choose.

    They are gorgeous, and if I'm not mistaken, there's a lot of history behind all the various .45's...

    Very nice...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    Wow - if I was ever to own and learn to use a firearm, I've always thought the .45's were the best looking hand guns I'd ever seen. The one that Patton carried was the nickel plated .45 was the one he carried wasn't it? Even the .45 Revolver is something I find really appealing.

    I've never held or fired a hand gun in my life, only time I've seen one has been on a Police Officer. But those three guns in the pic, those are the one's I'd buy if I was to ever have to choose.

    They are gorgeous, and if I'm not mistaken, there's a lot of history behind all the various .45's...

    Very nice...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Is there really any other choice? No,,,,,,,,
    I agree with my friend Hirlau. If I had to have only one handgun; this would be it.
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    My Colt Gold Cup, Series 70, Mammoth Ivory grips.


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    You must be ready to step up to The Damascus: Cabot Gun | an American Gun Company
    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Is there really any other choice? No,,,,,,,,

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    Colt 45, Government Models, Series 70,,,Elephant Ivory(Legal of course), Wooly Mammoth, Vietnamese Water Buffalo
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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
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    You must be ready to step up to The Damascus: Cabot Gun | an American Gun Company
    Actually, that would be a step down,,,,,the company president Mr. Bianchin looks a little young to have evaluated his product in the Guadalcanal-Iwo Jima test trials.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Is there really any other choice? No,,,,,,,,

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    Colt 45, Government Models, Series 70,,,Elephant Ivory(Legal of course), Wooly Mammoth, Vietnamese Water Buffalo
    Legal??You got numbers and paperwork for that Stuff?? :0
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Legal??You got numbers and paperwork for that Stuff?? :0
    You bet I do,,,I'm holding the purchase order & the notarized affidavit from you,,,,

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