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P. Bondini
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I would feel very bad for you to be seen with it!
Send it to me to help you overcome any embarrassment that you may incur :redface:
I would gladly trade a Classic Arms gun to relieve you of any frustrations.
Your most trusting servant :grin:
Fred
Seriously they are a very fine pistol, and will one day be a collectable in it's self.
If that is your style of pistol, you won't be sorry you got it.
All the best!
Send it to me to help you overcome any embarrassment that you may incur :redface:
I would gladly trade a Classic Arms gun to relieve you of any frustrations.
Your most trusting servant :grin:
Fred
Seriously they are a very fine pistol, and will one day be a collectable in it's self.
If that is your style of pistol, you won't be sorry you got it.
All the best!
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I can tell you that I wish I had one !
zimmerstutzen
70 Cal.
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A much better grade of repro than others made in Italy until about 25 years ago. Already collectible. To my knowledge they only made side lock muzzleloaders.
rafterob
62 Cal.
Yes, a better grade of replica than was being produced at the time. I believe the W. Moore should be a dueling style and not the basic Kentucky pistol. 
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Here is an under hammer by P. Bondini. It's a 45 caliber with added target rear sight and very accurate.
Awesome collection. LOVE the tiger stripe stock!
awebbersr
40 Cal.
Fine looking collection :hatsoff:
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