Winning with the Manurhin

[Scal]

So I actually talked to the French about this and have a bunch of fun documents from them, but the TL;DR is that aside from 2 process improvements the gun is basically the same as it was in 1973 and has extensive hand fitting.

Is there any way we could see the fun documents? I am interested in getting info direct from Chapuis, as opposed to internet rumors- as long as it’s not too much trouble and you can post them freely.

[jetfire]

Is there any way we could see the fun documents? I am interested in getting info direct from Chapuis, as opposed to internet rumors- as long as it’s not too much trouble and you can post them freely.

Those are under an NDA as far as I know, but I’ll be happy to show you the article I wrote using them as primary sources.

[Scal]

Ah, gotcha. Glad that you’re getting solid info, and it makes sense since you’re ya know, writing professional articles about the gun. For some reason, most companies don’t want to give detailed manufacturing, assembly, and material data to curious internet randos like me.

[Stephanie B]

For my skill level, a Model 15 or a 686 in 4" will do for me.

But I still want a MR.73. (Or a Python.)

[jetfire]

For my skill level, a Model 15 or a 686 in 4" will do for me.

But I still want a MR.73. (Or a Python.)

If I had to pick between a Python and an MR73 I’d sell a kidney and get both

[Stephanie B]

For my skill level, a Model 15 or a 686 in 4" will do for me.

But I still want a MR.73. (Or a Python.)

If I had to pick between a Python and an MR73 I’d sell a kidney and get both

How about if I sell yours?

[jetfire]

How about if I sell yours?

They’re ruined with booze

[Totem Polar]

The last 4 post are pure P-F gold.

[jetfire]

The last 4 post are pure P-F gold.

You stay away from my organs I needs them

[Totem Polar]

You stay away from my organs I needs them

Liver die in LA… or FL…