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akaFrankCastle
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the 1911 pistol! HA! Completely forgot this is the 100 year anniversary of the 1911 being introduced to the US Military and thus gaining it's name "1911".
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I have my Dad's Army issue that he was a Marksman with and one of my prized possessions. Happy Birthday 1911.
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the fabled 1911. John Browning still smiles when he sees one. A classic for sure.
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I'll have to get all three of mine out when I get home and give'em a nice wipe down with an oily rag!
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