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ecaman
I had one, and if I had any brains I'd still have it. I had 4 extra mags; more firepower than you'd believe! Very heavy trigger pull, but I could put an entire magazine into a paper plate at 25 yards. Certainly not target grade, but 19 shots in that space would definitely spoil a perp's day.!
nobile157
Yes, it"s very rare gun.
hitumup
what caliber is it 9mm or .45 cal????
nobile157
9 mm
margaritaville
Designed and made starting in 1970 in Europe . Only sent to the USA for a few years 1985 or 86 to 1989 or so. 18 + 1 Owned the room in 1970 and for a good time after that too. I really wish that it locked open when empty and had a side drop button for the mags. Those two points would change it's effectiveness today radically.