High Standard Supermatic Citation Military
What does the military on this pistol mean?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?item=28771767#PIC
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?item=28771767#PIC
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refers to grip angle styled after 1911 45 0 -
Thanks for the answers. 0 -
see how the gun you posted looks like a 45? that why its a military high standard. note how marks looks more like a luger? thats known as a slant grip gun. i looked at the gun you posted and though it looks as if its a good deal, its a parts gun. the bbl is leftover stock bought by gunpartscorp after hi std folded in 83. the guy doesnt even realize that sight bridges were factory items and not part of an upgrade. ALL citations had sight bridges. that gun is a 1975 numbered series gun. the bbl should have had a trigger logo on the left side. instead it has '22LR' because federal law made gunparts put it on for safety. will it shoot? if its fitted right, yes. is it worth more than 333.00? 350.00 max....if it shoots! 0
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