Talk about Lightweights..........

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seeing some post as to the Lightweights comes to mind we have come across a pair of 1958 "lightweights" that happen to be cousins, one a Colt and the other a Ruger LW SC, so both have the 'steel cylinders' and they came as a pair to us from the wife of a passed friend, sadly the girls threw out any and all the paper, carboard boxes and stuff, while cleaning up the house, hey at least they tried to help Mom..........:rolleyes:
 

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Killer Bee

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here's a couple lightweights;

1976 Colt CLW serial .45acp
Commander Light Weight

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J.C. Higgins model 88 alloy frame .22lr
made by High Standard, Sentinel model

J.C.-Higgins-model-88.jpg


I guess anything with a polymer frame could be considered lightweight 😁
 

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