Dennis in MA
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Why is it called a talo edition
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I appreciate not being the ONLY one around here dishing out bad puns.
Love Machine
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Yeah, he's lying. Non-Legion Sigs are made in Vietnam. Incidentally, I have a Legion Sig for sale for $3000 next to my Noveske chainsaw lower and Florbert parlor rifle...
I have one of these:
Amazing Glock models!
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Glock Collection
TALO is a proud partner of Glock firearms. We have done many special editions, both factory exclusive as well as upgraded by custom partners. Several Glock projects have raised money
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Glock Premier Gold Model 19 & 23
Glock Premier Gold Model 19 & 23 part of Talo's Glock Collection | Bright polished blue slide sides, jeweled barrel port, Gold Glock logo, box label.
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Love Machine
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I'm just f***ing with you, sir.
Idoktr
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I have this one.......hand engraved. I am friends with the OG Talo president who has since sold the business. He had everyting hand engraved for a while..............This also has hand enbraved rosewood grips .
dcmdon
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Everything is laser engraved these days. Hand engraving cost too much and nobody wants to pay for it unless it's in an ultra high end gun.
My dad was friends with Bill Ruger Jr. We went to the company HQ in Southport many years ago, I'd guess late 90s, and watched the engravers working on shotguns and revolvers. That project only lasted a few years as nobody really wanted to pay for a custom shop Ruger.
I'll contrast that with a friend of mine named George Spring. He was THE master engraver at Colt in West Hartford. He did a set of pistols for one of the Bushes. He said he had something like 200+ hours into the guns.
My dad was friends with Bill Ruger Jr. We went to the company HQ in Southport many years ago, I'd guess late 90s, and watched the engravers working on shotguns and revolvers. That project only lasted a few years as nobody really wanted to pay for a custom shop Ruger.
I'll contrast that with a friend of mine named George Spring. He was THE master engraver at Colt in West Hartford. He did a set of pistols for one of the Bushes. He said he had something like 200+ hours into the guns.
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