Went on a service call and when I was done with the job, the homeowner wanted to show me a semi-auto pistol he had recently purchased. It was a Finnish Lahti 9mm and he paid $2500.00 for it with a holster and two magazines.
Checked out the site below to see if any such semi-autos were listed but there were not. A Lahti holster is available for $100.00
http://www.gunsamerica.com/
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QUOTE(Desron @ Sep 22 2005, 02:50 PM)
Went on a service call and when I was done with the job, the homeowner wanted to show me a semi-auto pistol he had recently purchased. It was a Finnish Lahti 9mm and he paid $2500.00 for it with a holster and two magazines.
Checked out the site below to see if any such semi-autos were listed but there were not. A Lahti holster is available for $100.00
http://www.gunsamerica.com/
Checked out the site below to see if any such semi-autos were listed but there were not. A Lahti holster is available for $100.00
http://www.gunsamerica.com/
Here's a little historical background. A close friend of mine has a Swedish Husqvarna M/40...A very fine shooting pistol.
http://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg96-e.htm
From the article:
Did feel quite heavy and thought it was heavier then the Colt .45 I had to often carry while on security watch in the Navy.
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On the other hand, the original L-35 was extremely reliable and robust gun, with the only drawback of being slightly too heavy.
Did feel quite heavy and thought it was heavier then the Colt .45 I had to often carry while on security watch in the Navy.
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