To be truthful Charlie, I am wearing a non-Invicta today. I know. .. for shame.
Weekend Cheese
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Had to work this morning...yes, on Saturday. Went with an Abyss. Christmas party tonight - can't decide on the Speedway or the blue-face
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The shame, the shame!
@ Rusty
I got to thinking, started this thread asking for cheese and did not bring any to the table. Switched up while ago to my very first slice. :biggrin:
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@ Rusty
I got to thinking, started this thread asking for cheese and did not bring any to the table. Switched up while ago to my very first slice. :biggrin:
I'll wear this tomorrow while decorating the tree.
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I cannot tell a lie -
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I'll try to do better tomorrow.
I'll try to do better tomorrow.
Foggy, that is such an elegant and beautiful Invicta. The only thing that kept me from buying it originally was that it had a mineral crystal. Is this correct? Or does it have a sapphire? Maybe it was the original sellers misprint on their site.:blink:I'll wear this tomorrow while decorating the tree.
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Cheese for wife and I on Sunday!
Today my wife and I will make up for our Seiko/Citizen wear on Saturday and we are matching up with Invicta's this morning!:wink:
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Today my wife and I will make up for our Seiko/Citizen wear on Saturday and we are matching up with Invicta's this morning!:wink:
My wife is wearing this one, but I haven't decided yet...
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Walther by S&W
Back when Interarms was making them Walther made inspections periodically to insure the weapon was at their standards as it bore their name. I am much more favor with the .45 ACP round (added photo) but because the Walther has so much history and is probably the most operative reliable .380 out there, I own this one. For the purist that wants the German model, expect to pay a couple hundred bucks more.
My Para-Ordinance 45ACP along side of my Invicta
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You may have noticed that the S&W in the picture is in fact a Walther PPK/S. S&W is licensed in the states to make the pistol for Walther. You may still buy the German made version here at a higher price. About 20 years ago Walther licensed Interarms to make the pistol here in the states and in a side by side comparison by the NRA they were exact in performance and again the difference in made in Germany or USA was price. I have to conclude that S&W would at least equal Interarms and because of the size of the company CS should be better.
Back when Interarms was making them Walther made inspections periodically to insure the weapon was at their standards as it bore their name. I am much more favor with the .45 ACP round (added photo) but because the Walther has so much history and is probably the most operative reliable .380 out there, I own this one. For the purist that wants the German model, expect to pay a couple hundred bucks more.
My Para-Ordinance 45ACP along side of my Invicta
Wow, I had no idea there was anyone else here who shared my love of firearms, especially handguns. I've been collecting for about 35 years and have managed to accumulate ~60 or so (3 fullsize safes full).
timebender -
Is that a P-10? I have had a P-13 for about 10 years.
We need a FIREARM TALK subforum.
timebender -
Is that a P-10? I have had a P-13 for about 10 years.
We need a FIREARM TALK subforum.
4469
My new 4469 for this weekend.:biggrin:
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My new 4469 for this weekend.:biggrin:
What I'm wearing today.
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Started with the Legend then switched to the Aussie
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