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Davidson’s Gallery of Guns Offering Exclusive Ruger SR1911 NRA Special Edition
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Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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As a longtime supporter of the NRA, Davidson’s Gallery of Guns is showcasing their NRA pride by offering a special edition NRA Ruger SR1911 pistol exclusively via Galleryofguns.com and Davidson’s Dealers nationwide! The Ruger SR1911 NRA Special Edition pistol is a modern take on the timeless American single-action classic, chambered in the venerable .45 ACP cartridge. The frame features a striking red anodized finish, complemented by red laminate grips proudly featuring the NRA logo. The black nitride slide is adorned with an engraving of the NRA seal and text of the Second Amendment on the left face, and is fitted with fixed Novak 3-dot sights.
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PHORTO
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The perfect open-carry fashion accessory for sticking it in their mugs! It should be borne in a minimalist holster so as not to screw up the "in-your-face" effect. |
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