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Unread 09-26-2014, 06:32 PM   #1
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As I recall, the pistol was handmade by Von Dutch himself.
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As I recall, the pistol was handmade by Von Dutch himself.
Do you recall any more about it, Ron? Caliber, semi-auto, why/when he made it???

I can't tell if this is the same one, but here's a leech from Cycle World, Nov 2010 -

Von Dutch also crafted guns and knives. This scratch-built .45-caliber black-powder pistol, a twin to one given to McQueen, sold for $14,040.
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