[BearsBoy]

Hope y'all enjoy.
Pardon the photo quality. I'll buy a good camera one day. :eyeroll:

This is a French Modèle 1935A. The official French police and military sidearm from 1937-1950. When the patents were looked at they could tell it was closely copied from the Colt 1911 but on a smaller scale. Caliber is 7.65 French MAS (.32 French Long).
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A Mauser pocket pistol in 7.65 cal. I actually have two of these.
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S&W Model 66 (no dash)
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My Sonny Crockett S&W 645.
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[GunOneDown]

Dude , I use to have one of those 645's nice smith. I might be getting it back soon. I like them.

 

[powerstrokin06]

very nice my man......

 

[RIVERBILLY]

DANG again :awesome: :thanks:

 

[BearsBoy]

Thanks guys. I'm lucky to have these. They were all gifts from my father. (Retired Hattiesburg PO)

 

[SilentHitz]

I'm old school, so my favorite is that sweet 66. :thumbup:

 

[BearsBoy]

I haven't had a chance to fire the 66 yet but it does feel good in my hands with that S&W rubber grip. I have the wood grips too. I'll have to try those but I think I like the rubber.

 

[SilentHitz]

Yea, I love the look of wood grips, but if you go through a box of 158 gr. 357s...the rubber grips soak up more of the felt recoil. Easier on the hands for sure lol.

 

[Joe S.]

i learned to shoot on a 66 JUST like that one! very nice gun!!

 

[Xd357]

Very nice man.