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    Bumping this up. Too good to die. Will post some pics later.

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    This was my carry gun for several years. The best Series 80 trigger I've ever known, thanks to the Colt Custom Shop.

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    My 642 that I've ankle or pocket carried for at least 15 years now. Paul Gomez was the original owner and he had the Big Dot custom milled onto it... I aquired it in a 3-way trade with @revolvergeek.


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    1973 Colt LW Commander.

    Not really beat up, just starting to show some signs of frequent carry really as compared to some other guns.

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    My old 442 I received as a gift for graduating an academy 2 plus decades ago has some miles showing on it now.


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    For over a decade I carried a used, early 00s G19. It was a police gun before I got it. I don't know what finish Glock used back then but it doesn't look like it has been carried

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    Let's see those beat up carry guns!

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    The 19 & 26 have some scars on 'em that don't show up well in this photo...

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4RNR View Post
    For over a decade I carried a used, early 00s G19. It was a police gun before I got it. I don't know what finish Glock used back then but it doesn't look like it has been carried

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    The finish was called Tenifer, which from what I understand was a trade/brand name of their own version of finish. Whatever the specifics (salt bath nitriding, or whatever) it is an exceedingly durable finish and I too have noted that guns imported with that finish showed very little wear. It was an exceptional finish. I have a few Glocks with it and they have held up very well over the years. The frames have smoothed up a bit from handling but the finish continues to protect the metal no matter what the weather or condition they are carried in.

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