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It's actually nicer than the photo shows. It's been carried and fired, but not very much. It's so pretty I may have to find a way to show it off!

I got this .45 through Kimber back in the late '90s. It went through about 100 pistol matches and was carried for around 17 years.

Originally, it had mostly Wilson parts. The only Kimber parts were the frame and slide.

When it was about 12 years old, I had it refinished. It's more or less retired in favor of a smaller, lighter Kimber that is a bit more concealable.

I saw one of these months before it was available. After checking every week to see if they were out yet, I finally got one. I ordered a skeleton buckle so I can actually wear the pistol.

I took a bunch of unfired mouse guns to the range and reduced their collector value. It felt so good....

Matches the cow that was in my front yard this morning.

The finish isn't as nice as on a Baby Browning, but this Bauer hasn't had a hiccup yet.

I don't think they were ever very popular, but I like this one as a shooter and an oddity.

This 1908 Vest Pocket Colt is one of my favorite plinkers. It feeds flawlessly and is surprisingly accurate. And, yes, I carry it from time to time.

Is the Colt Mustang the first mini-1911 or did another company beat them to it?

Both of these Baby Brownings were unfired when I got them. I couldn't help it. I've shot and carried them both. So much for collector value!

This 950 B in .22 short was another pawn shop find. There was a short-barrel 950B in .22 short alongside it. I went back an hour later to get it too, but it was gone.

Somebody carried this old AMT Backup (.380 ACP) a lot. It's pretty well worn, but I haven't seen one in years and the pawn shop price was too good to pass up.

Just found this reddit today.

I also picked up this Kahr P380 today.

It was dry as a bone inside. It's all greased up and ready for an Arizona summer now. Can't wait to get it to the range.