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I bought some Blackhawk wrenches off the Mac truck years ago for the house. They were good to go.

They are on the list above. Took them over in 1980.

Others are owned by Stanley. One I know is Blackhawk Tools.

Stanley is like the Freedom Group of tools 1937: Stanley Works entered the UK market with the acquisition of J.A Chapman of Sheffield, England.[8] 1946: Stanley Works acquired North Brothers Manufacturing Company.[9] 1963: Stanley started operations in Australia as Stanley-Titan when it bought...

Had a full Pro Mag open up like a clam with ammo.

To me, that looks like Fido's ass. It may function well, but still a block,. Thats just me.

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I remember around 1970 my first Crosman 760. Had a wood pump handle, brass bolt, metal receiver, nothing like the cheep newer ones. Even some of the old ones had a solid plastic pump that would crack around the roll pins. About all we used were the Crosman 760 and Daisy 880

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I would say just spend the money for a Colt. I have had 2 R.I.A and did not care much for them. Slide just did not rack smooth but one shot well. I have a Remington R1 enhanced threaded I love but it is a Freedom Arms gun. My 1970 Colt gold cup is a keeper. If you want to go over the Colt price...

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