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I’ve lived up here all my life, and one of the funniest things I’ve ever done and shot those Prairie dogs. We were just a little kids. Grandpa bought us a bunch of spring traps. They give us a nickel of peace for the tales, by The time I was about 10 years old my little brother was eight. Dad bought...

The grips are kind of typical of what you’d see down there across the Border in Alcones or Tijuana or something like that I’ve spent a little bit of time down there they kind of remind you of a Concho belt or maybe a cheap type bridal for a horse. They are probably hand worked and then have bronze D...

Well, here’s at least one difference. My pistol doesn’t have that little release or whatever it is on the right hand side.

I’m guessing that’s probably 450 pesos

I don’t suppose anybody would have a picture of what box that gun might’ve been in?

Don, this pistol just kind of fell in my lap, I sent him my FFL this morning as soon as I get my hands on it, I’ll get some more pictures but it’s identical to that one you have . Other than the serial number. Not trying to steal your post or anything after I ended up with it I googled it and it too...

I was looking up info on these high standards , I through a bid out on one a week or so ago and won it Quite reasonably, I Feel ! The ser # is 274 last 3 digits with everything else being the same markings so 98 pistols apart I wonder if there was 100 of them? David K

I’ve got three Ruger jackets and three leather vest. I’d like to move to the jackets are new old stock. The one has been lightly worn. The silver one is medium. The other two are extra large on the vest. One of them I believe is new one is slightly worn, and one is fairly well worn. I’d like to get ...

Has anybody have a handle on some Low serial number Mark 4/75 anniversary pistols? Be interested thank you David Knutson.