Argghhh!

Why does the video end so abruptly? Because you can run faster without the camera......

Ta-daaaa! Neffi was mostly correct, and PrimEvil was exactly correct. The Steyr-Mannlicher M1905 automatic pistol. One of the earliest players in the game.Ooops. Scene-stealer.Here. This one is better.This is one of the 6000 pistols made for the Argentine Army contract. If Damncat's head wasn't in the way, you could see where the Argentine crest was ground off the pistol when they were surplused out. Older Argentine weapons have their crests ground off because some surplus rifles ended up...

Both JMH and JimC sent me links to this pistol today, with variations of "You Want!" Um, as a curio, perhaps. Certainly not as a carry piece. Frankly, that's just... silly. Kinda like putting gun turrets on submarines. That was a fad for a while, too. Go check for yourself, at the Arsenal Firearms website. If nothing else, I'm happy to help their marketing. And really interested in differing views. Especially from someone who has shot one, or better, owns one.

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Same Snow - Same Reverence - Same Tombs. Two Countries...