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13 hours ago, Ramseys said:




When I lived in Georgia back in the 70's, the way you could a city truck from a country one. Is the country had guns in the gun rack and the city one had umbrellas.

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3 hours ago, silverwolf1 said:




Same in NY. Now, you show a gun in NY, the SWAT team shows up. Fuggin' Liberal Governor. Even have to be careful up here in the mountains, what with tourists & skiers and other citified idiots getting scared even by legitimate hunters. I could use a built in hide-away like that truck seat for my old Dodge..

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On 3/1/2020 at 7:51 AM, Hiway said:




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20 hours ago, WinterGreenWolf said:




Permit or no, on my own property especially: I carry a pistol, even when I'm just walking with my shep.

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1 hour ago, silverwolf1 said:




Oh, don't get me wrong, on my property I carry openly, and ain't no-one gonna tell me I can't. In the forest around us, all us locals do. We're smart enough to. In the village coffee shop, the Governor don't want to show as we all do there as well, right along with local and state law enforcement, until some jack-ass tourist shows up. It's when we have to go to town, we have to 'hide' 'em. I usually still have the S&W on me. I fashioned a holster for the brace a while back that little detective special just fits in nicely, right where the brace goes into the boot. I'll have to figure something else out after the surgery, if it works..




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22 hours ago, heavyhorse said:




In any case, you'll set off the metal detectors, packin' or not...  

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6 hours ago, Ramseys said:




My sister must'a been cleaning out something, cause she sent me a box of some of dad's old stuff, just out of the blue.




Aside from an old wristwatch and other stuff, she stuck in a little .25 auto, I hadn't seen in years. I had long ago thought it was lost.




What is this tiny powerhouse? 




Harrington & Richardson Self Loading .25acp



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This is one of the better guns H&R put out. Built around 1916.




It was licensed from...




Webley & Scott Automatic Pistol



Externally similar models were also built in the USA by Harrington & Richardson in .25ACP and .32ACP calibers between 1912 and 1924. These H&R pistols differed internally from Webley pistols by having a coil-type  return spring located inside the slide, and they were also striker-fired.









Actually it wasn't striker fired, the H&R had an internal hammer, similar to the Colt 1903.




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