Before their time? Ever shoot one of these?

[jl7422]

I have (an original) one and shoot it from time to time. I love the grip angle and fit in my hand--reminiscent of a Luger. Really cool piece that is accurate and fun to shoot.

[sheepherder]

I've never seen one in person, so have no idea how big it is. Can you show it next to, say, a Luger???

I get the impression that these are big...

[Edward Tinker]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

I've never seen one in person, so have no idea how big it is. Can you show it next to, say, a Luger???

I get the impression that these are big...

I've seen a couple at the bigger shows - Its a bit bigger than a luger, but not much and made light if it I remember right....

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

I've never seen one in person, so have no idea how big it is. Can you show it next to, say, a Luger???

I get the impression that these are big...

Will do. In the meantime, from tip of the muzzle to end of the beaver tail, they're 9".

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

Its... made light if it I remember right....

23 oz. Their grip frame is raked back a few more degrees than a Luger, like a Hi-Standard or similar.

Their ergonomics and balance are excellent...very comfortable to hold, and very "natural pointers."

Dana's toy shooter may actually be a larger caliber! I wish I hadn't seen that pic...now I have another quest!

[rolandtg]

Originally Posted by ithacaartist

Dana's toy shooter may actually be a larger caliber! I wish I hadn't seen that pic...now I have another quest!

Ha ha! Sorry!
They appear to be fairly common and only pricey in the original package, which to me would be a must-have just for the horrible package art!

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by rolandtg

Ha ha! Sorry!
They appear to be fairly common and only pricey in the original package, which to me would be a must-have just for the horrible package art!

Lol! No problem. The toy version was named after a ruminant instead of a snarling forest predator/scavenger!