Was there a plain 'jane' Colt Mustang in the '90s?

jsergovic

February 01, 2004 21:34

Not the MKIV/SERIES 80 380 MUSTANG, but another "plain Jane" Mustang?

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  punchie

  February 01, 2004 21:38

  You mean like the Mustang Plus II?
  
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  jsergovic

  February 01, 2004 23:30

  In 1984, the firm Colt got back to the small calibre handguns in .380 ACP, initiated in 1903-08 with the "Hammerless" model. This new range started with a"Government" model then a "Mustang" in 1986, to end in 1988 with the "Mustang Plus II" pictured here. The three models varying in the barrel or handle length. These handguns benefited of a locked breech mechanism, which is quite rare for such a calibre. The price is therefore more important than other pistols with the same characteristics. But the advantage of the locked breech is notable when firing.
  
  But I was thinking of one without such a beavertail:
  

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