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Old 01-03-2011, 01:26 PM   #26
Jim K
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Default Re: Need help identifying this pistol- urgent!

I would imagine that the spring would have had to be pretty strong to prevent just that kind of accident. Still, it is like inventing the square wheel (can't accidentally roll away!) because one is tired of looking at round ones. I guess the "trigger guard" was just to satisfy convention.

The value on something like that is always debatable. It is certainly rare; there are probably more Paterson Colts around. Yet, it was a design dead end, not the beginning of a legendary company. Any WAGs? I would say maybe $400 to an auto pistol collector.

Jim

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Old 02-17-2011, 04:31 PM   #27
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Default Re: Need help identifying this pistol- urgent!

Wow,

That thing is wild !

Pick it up to put it in your pocket..BANG

Reach in your pocket to pull it out...BANG

Check the grip safety...BANG

Pick it up to unload it...BANG

Well never mind...it's empty now anyway.

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