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Why These Classic Sidearms Are Still Revered by Gun Enthusiasts

Why These Classic Sidearms Are Still Revered by Gun Enthusiasts

Why These Classic Sidearms Are Still Revered by Gun Enthusiasts
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15. Colt M1851 Navy Model
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14. Colt M1860 New Army Model
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13. Remington Army Model
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12. Colt New Army Model
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11. Remington Army
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10. Colt Single-Action Army
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9. Smith & Wesson No. 3
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8. Double-Action Army
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7. Colt Model 1901
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6. Colt Model 1909
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5. Colt/Smith & Wesson Model 1917
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4. Smith & Wesson Victory Model
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3. Colt Model 1911
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2. Beretta M9/92 FS
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1. Sig Sauer M17 & M18
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Why These Classic Sidearms Are Still Revered by Gun Enthusiasts
15. Colt M1851 Navy Model
14. Colt M1860 New Army Model
13. Remington Army Model
12. Colt New Army Model
11. Remington Army
10. Colt Single-Action Army
9. Smith & Wesson No. 3
8. Double-Action Army
7. Colt Model 1901
6. Colt Model 1909
5. Colt/Smith & Wesson Model 1917
4. Smith & Wesson Victory Model
3. Colt Model 1911
2. Beretta M9/92 FS
1. Sig Sauer M17 & M18

Why These Classic Sidearms Are Still Revered by Gun Enthusiasts

There is no question that over time, the sidearm, whether a pistol, revolver or something else, has become a favorite of the US military. Throughout the nation’s history, the sidearm has played a pivotal role in the uniform across all active-duty US service branches. It’s for this very reason that a sidearm will be found on almost every US soldier you see on base or in a combat area.

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