KP514

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Just yesterday, I had no idea I'd be in the market for one of these, but since we don't see these just every day, I could not resist. :wink:

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WAYNO. 8)
 
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Highstandardguy said:
Looks nice. Like yours, mine has a blue bolt but my KP512 has a stainless bolt. Anyone know it they are all that way or was there a change at some point?

Oh no! Another variation? :shock:

No wonder I'm broke all the time. :D

WAYNO.
 
Highstandardguy said:
WAYNO,

If you're thinking about getting all the Mark 'variations' you'll need a really impressive cash flow. 8)

HSG

Highstandardguy I almost have that accomplished :wink:

Nice gun Wayne, You going to make it up here April 28th.
 
RPM Enterprises said:
Highstandardguy said:
WAYNO,

If you're thinking about getting all the Mark 'variations' you'll need a really impressive cash flow. 8)

HSG

Highstandardguy I almost have that accomplished :wink:

RPM,

Are you including Standard, MKI, MKII, MKIII and 22/45 models? Where did you get a definitive list, RENE? What’s the actual number of variations?

HSG
 
RPM,

Are you including Standard, MKI, MKII, MKIII and 22/45 models? Where did you get a definitive list, RENE? What’s the actual number of variations?

My auto's from 1949 to 1982 according to RENE notes is about 98% complete. It is even broken down to serial number blocks. There are also some guns that are not even listed in the RENE notes like the guns with the upside down roll marks. This is a picture of the display from 3 years ago and it has grown since. My Mark II collection according to RENE is about 75% complete. I only have a few Mark III's


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Impressive! I've seen pictures of the long barrel and the SEAL gun, possibly in one of your posts. What's the MK6M? I believe I saw an MK4M box for sale not long ago.
 
I wish I had kept track of whatever it was that I saw with the MK4M on it. The only reason I remember it is because I never saw a model number like that and wondered what it was.
 
I decided to collect MkII 22/45's for a couple reasons.

First, they feel much better in my hand than a Mark or Buckmark. Second, because there are only 10 variations.
 
I know what you mean. I was going to collect all three MKII Stainless Steel bull barrel models but only got 2/3 of the way there because I was unwilling to pay the price of a Lipsey's 4".
 

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