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The Twilight of America

J. Hector St. John De Crevecoueur wrote in his seminal work Letters From An American Farmer: What then is the American, this new man?…He is an American, who, leaving behind him all his ancient prejudices and manners, receives new ones from the new mode of life he has embraced, the new government he obeys, and…

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The Colt M1877 – The First Double Action Revolver

Colt M1877 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to navigationJump to searchThis article is about the Colt Model 1877. For other Colt Double Action firearms, see Colt Double Action. Colt M1877Colt M1877 “Lightning”TypeRevolverPlace of originUnited StatesProduction historyDesignerWilliam MasonDesigned1877Produced1877 to 1909No. built166,849SpecificationsCartridge.32 Colt (“Rainmaker”).38 Long Colt (“Lightning”).41 Long Colt (“Thunderer”)Actiondouble-action revolverFeed systemCylinder magazine Colt “Thunderer” with ejector (above), compared to Colt Single-Action Army (below). The Colt M1877 was…

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Welcome To LegacyArmory.com!

Everyone should have a pair of these.  Wouldn’t you agree? Welcome to LegacyArmory.com!  We are a new firearms site.  We are so new, we are still building this website and getting our paperwork filled out for our FFL. In the coming weeks and months, we are going to start listing ads on Gunsinternational.com and hosting…

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Our item descriptions will be accurate and honest.  Grading firearms is obviously difficult so when we say an item is 95% it is an approximation of what WE  believe it to be.  We understand that many of you are very knowledgeable about firearms and the various rating systems employed in the industry.  If you see that we have described something in error, please let us know.  We do not mean “haggle” over pricing.  If an item does not move in a reasonable amount of time, that will be the clearest indicator that we might have overestimated the value of a particular item.  We will then adjust accordingly.  But as with anything, we are human and can and probably will make mistakes.  We pledge to make corrections as soon as possible.

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William Goosebottom
William Goosebottom
June 4, 2020 8:30 pm

NORINCO 213 9 X 19 SEMI-AUTO PISTOLHow awkward is the safety compared to the 911? How many bullets fit in the clip?

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June 4, 2020 9:13 pm
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Welcome aboard William! I have not shot this pistol so I cannot say how awkward the safety is. It won’t be near as good as a 1911 which is a masterpiece of John Browning. Machine tolerances are not near as refined as a standard 1911, but the 213 was never meant to be a “polished” work of art. It is, however, a very serviceable combat pistol that served the Chinese military well for years. As for capacity, the 213 holds 8 + 1.
 

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