Kaboom.
Yep, the problem was the "service" ammo. The 58 had magna stocks, and shooting it was brutal. A friend cracked a bone in his thumb with one. And this was just before the cultural swing to auto pistols for LE. Dallas PD issued the 58 for a brief time, and in the one shooting I remember, the scrote was hit once above the belt buckle, and quickly assumed room temperature without further incident.
Trivia: The Hurst Tx. PD was the first in the nation to issue autos. Issued was the Colt Combat Commander in satin nickel.
Trivia: The model 58 was incredibly loud when touched off in an empty bar room without warning. Don't ask me how I know this...
JLF
Complete thread:
- Did Super Vel kill the .41 mag? If so, we owe Lee -
Rob Leahy,
2013-03-04, 11:01
- Did Super Vel kill the .41 mag? If so, we owe Lee - Drago, 2013-03-04, 11:13
- Did Super Vel kill the .41 mag? If so, we owe Lee -
SIXGUNNER,
2013-03-04, 11:13
- This is what I'd heard for many years..... - Bud, 2013-03-04, 13:06
- Did Super Vel kill the .41 mag? If so, we owe Lee - jgt, 2013-03-04, 11:41
- Kaboom. -
JLF,
2013-03-04, 11:53
- Kaboom. - Drago, 2013-03-04, 12:26
- Kaboom. -
SIXGUNNER,
2013-03-04, 14:26
- and Amarillo... - Rob Leahy, 2013-03-04, 15:22
- And San Francisco... - FOG, 2013-03-04, 16:42
- Did Super Vel kill the .41 mag? If so, we owe Lee -
Who....me...??,
2013-03-04, 17:44
- I/m just yanken your chain, Mr Murbach. - Rob Leahy, 2013-03-05, 13:48
- Who says.......... -
Gunner,
2013-03-04, 20:15
- Who says? Well... - Todd C, 2013-03-04, 21:03
- Did Super Vel kill the .41 mag? If so, we owe Lee - Remington40x, 2013-03-06, 14:07