To: AdamSelene235
what's 'a brace'? Two? Two that match? I bunch? For some reason I think of matching Colt Single Actions in bright nickle (caliber .45 Colt, natch) when I hear the word 'brace'. Patton wore one .45 SAA and a .357 Combat magnum, both with ivory grips. That's a classic 'brace' to me.
While I have a bunch of handguns I am now feeling undergunned 'cause I'm not sure I have a 'brace'.
To: Jack Black
You got me thinking, I've got a serious pistol, a SA 357 cowboy revolver, a little BUG in .38 and a couple of others in insignificant caliber.
Then there's long guns..
22 posted on
07/09/2003 5:39:42 PM PDT by
TC Rider
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To: Jack Black
what's 'a brace'? Two? Yes.
Two that match?
Not neccessarily but its nice to have compatible ammo and mags if possible within a worn brace. Micro Glocks back up full sized Glocks nicely and can use the larger weapon's mag.
Andrew Jackson *always* wore a brace. Shot an asssasin off the balconey of the White House, I recall.
23 posted on
07/09/2003 5:40:17 PM PDT by
AdamSelene235
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To: Jack Black
Patton wore one .45 SAA and a .357 Combat magnum Well, if that's a brace, I guess my S&W 44mag and 41mag would serve. Don't have any matched pairs, but eight handguns. Could always use the S&W M19 and the Ruger Blackhawk as a brace too, would eat the same ammo.
33 posted on
07/09/2003 5:50:12 PM PDT by
Cachelot
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To: Jack Black
Patton wore one .45 SAA and a .357 Combat magnum, both with ivory grips. That's a classic 'brace' to me. I think I have a brace then .... paired Ruger Vaqueros (white micarta grips) in 45 Colt and paired Super Redhawks in 454 Casull .... and yes they can be fired single handed ....
Never know ... I might run into TWO really pissed off grizzlies.
45 posted on
07/09/2003 6:10:21 PM PDT by
Centurion2000
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