It is a honey---no doubt. Tight, slick, elegant. .32 acp has its limits---but you won't find a better .32 made today in my book. Recall, too----THIS *is* the forebearer of the 1911, NOT the offspring.
"carry something with class" ?? that's not a good reason to choose a weapon for carrying. he's at least got a point when saying it's thin and the sights will not get snagged, but there are plenty of pistols to choose from nowadays that offer the same pro's and also are not pushing 66+ years old. i'd rather have something functional and reliable rather than historic and pretty. just a personal choice.
You guys are great for radio. Since this is a video maybe you could pick up the gun, get some close ups and show it.
I'm buying 1 today, beautiful
I have a Colt 1903 32 acp. I just looked up the serial # and mine dates 1929..Its in very good condition! Became mine for $500.oo and Worth it!
jon4ford mml
My Dad has the 1903 military us Versions. It's a beautiful gun. I'm 43 and still
Saying that'll be my gun someday lol
“Son, only a pimp in a Louisiana whore- house carries pearl-handled revolvers. These are ivory.”
― George S. Patton Jr.
Nice gun
1903, damn
It is a honey---no doubt. Tight, slick, elegant. .32 acp has its limits---but you won't find a better .32 made today in my book. Recall, too----THIS *is* the forebearer of the 1911, NOT the offspring.
@motlencore89 if anything the TT-33 looks like it its alot older
con una de esta salve mi vida el ano pasado enfrentandome a unos maleantes contra una cz 9mm
this looks alot like a TT-33. just saying
"carry something with class" ?? that's not a good reason to choose a weapon for carrying. he's at least got a point when saying it's thin and the sights will not get snagged, but there are plenty of pistols to choose from nowadays that offer the same pro's and also are not pushing 66+ years old. i'd rather have something functional and reliable rather than historic and pretty. just a personal choice.