Before @Podmonkey pops a bollock...
I made this impulse pistol buy this last weekend. Sort of like the dog in the back of the pound that nobody wanted, I asked to see this. Nobody knew anything about it. It felt good in the hand, and at $170 out the door, I pulled the trigger. Glad I did, it has quite the history.
KaBa Special in 25ACP. KaBa stands for Karl Bauer, a German distributor. Made in Spain after WWI by Arizmendi, due to restrictions placed on Germany after WWI. Distributed in Germany by Karl Bauer.
It's based on the Browning 1906 VestPocket. This particular gun was made in 1932. No import markings, so it was a bring back as far as I can tell.
Yeah, she ain't no prom queen, and she's been through a lot with some areas of blue coming off and a few dings, but the all steel construction, smooth operation, and strong rifling make this a fun shooter. Already shot a few mags through and it's been flawless.
And here it is dwarfed by my Sig P238. Yeah...she's tiny...
I made this impulse pistol buy this last weekend. Sort of like the dog in the back of the pound that nobody wanted, I asked to see this. Nobody knew anything about it. It felt good in the hand, and at $170 out the door, I pulled the trigger. Glad I did, it has quite the history.
KaBa Special in 25ACP. KaBa stands for Karl Bauer, a German distributor. Made in Spain after WWI by Arizmendi, due to restrictions placed on Germany after WWI. Distributed in Germany by Karl Bauer.
It's based on the Browning 1906 VestPocket. This particular gun was made in 1932. No import markings, so it was a bring back as far as I can tell.
Yeah, she ain't no prom queen, and she's been through a lot with some areas of blue coming off and a few dings, but the all steel construction, smooth operation, and strong rifling make this a fun shooter. Already shot a few mags through and it's been flawless.
And here it is dwarfed by my Sig P238. Yeah...she's tiny...
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