41 Magnum - but he sold it before I got to handle it. Just heard last week, on a video by Rock Island Auctions there were only 250 Pythons made the first year - yet they have three of them for sale in one auction! Also I know a guy who collects fine guns who came across one of the 5 known Pythons in. Then again, there are some surprises out there.

The 9mm Luger usually just called the 9mm is the most popular handgun cartridge to date. 45 Auto) - I found a used one and bought it - but I've seen several since, I'm not sure I believe there were only 650 (in fact I haven't looked up later versions of the book, maybe they changed that). The compact 9mm metal framed CZs use a 16 recoil spring.

45 colt - as opposed to plenty of 1989 625s in. Of course the same book says there were only 650 S&W 25-7 'Target Model of 1989' (which are 5' blue, non-fluted cylinder in. All the rest is a kind of rubic cube puzzle. I can't claim any credit for knowing about it but since we both had the Standard Catalog of S&W I copied the page - there were only 223 made - 200 of them went to South America and 23 remained in the U.S. The luger is held together by only two grip screws. (which I got N.I.B.) after a friend spotted it at a gun shop. As the toggle closed, the leverage of this second spring would increase, solving one of the main faults in the Luger pistol. 30 Luger Commander was meant for the Italian Market as well. The rifle recoil spring would be the primary force on the toggle when the action was fully open.

Luger recoil springs