Recent content by Tuvia
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New 6” Python vs MR73
I'm not getting butt hurt over anything that's you. I really don't care what you think. You don't seem to be very schooled on revolvers. I recently bought a SW new production and have owned many pre lock over the years. They are a nice revolver but are not in the same league as a Janz or a...- Tuvia
- Post #45
- Forum: The Armory
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New 6” Python vs MR73
Yes 150 rounds of full house .357 Magnum rounds a day. Believe it or not I don't care. The Smith could not hold up to that without the frames stretching. The original poster was asking about Python vs MR73. He did not say anything about the Smith. You brought it up.- Tuvia
- Post #41
- Forum: The Armory
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New 6” Python vs MR73
Of course you would. DUH. It has more to do with the training of GIGN and accuracy of the MR73. The Smiths would not hold up to their training regime without stretching the frames.- Tuvia
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- Forum: The Armory
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New 6” Python vs MR73
A GIGN member dropped two terrorist armed with AK's on Air France flight 8969 with a Manurhin MR73 so I would say it does very well in the drop test.- Tuvia
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- Forum: The Armory
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New 6” Python vs MR73
I like the new Python and did own one of the older models I bought new. Of the two you mention I would without a doubt go with the MR73. I own a new production and they are nice. I also like and own the new production Korth which to me is a little more refined than the Manurhin. The Lollar...- Tuvia
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My Steryr AUG
Re: My Steryr AUG I had an A1 and now have an A3 Great guns. Sold every AR I had After I got an AUG. Get used to the trigger and you are GTG. A joy to clean. I would however only recommend a Steyr.- Tuvia
- Post #9
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
