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Okay, let's do a grognard-level Whatziss.

Remember how sneeky I can be.

Okay, what is it?  Details, people.  Not generalities.

Okay, what is it?  Details, people.  Not generalities.

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1911 starboard side
 
Someone didn't remember how sneeky I can be.
 
 It appears to be the right hand slide serrations and top of the 1911's grip.
 
The Model 1927 Argentine Colt 45 ACP, right side.
 
Grognard level?

I'd prefer the grog, with no nard, thank you.
 
It's a really SMALL picture, for G*d's sake.
 
 Still say it is an Argentine 1927 model. 

AFSis, I prefer the grog, without the water! (Grog= 50% Rum, 50% water.)
 
Above all, its a lousy miniscule photo
 
Works for me, Alan!!!
 
Well, Dad, I *said* I was sneeky.

Any more than that, and, well, it wouldn't have been a challenge.
 
 Just curious John, was I right?

The top of the grip panel looks close to  the slide serrations, but it could be the angle at which the photograph was taken.

So, is it an Argentine 1927 model semi-automatic pistol, or not? (They made most in .45 ACP, but there were some .22 calibre models also.)

Thanks,

Alan
 
Patience, Alan.  Let others play, too.  That's a nice airborne(!) RN.
 
1937 Reo Speedwagon (without my glasses)
 
 Patience! That's for legs!

(Just kidding!)
 
I think Alan's more used to having patients, rather than patience....

*ba-dum-bump... CRASH*
 
 That is right, AFSis. I haven't been in a sniper's hide for more than 20 years. What little patience I have left is reserved for my wife, grandchildren, family, friends, children, and pets. AND my Sensei, who knows that pain is weakness leaving the body...!
 

  I'll also jump aboard the Argentine express. It's not a B-M model, however, as that latter one has the slide grip cut into three sets of notches, vice the standard pattern of 20 ;ines (18 slots).

   Interesting whatziss.....
 
M1911 family.
Plastic grips would be a M1911A1 or reworked M1911.
Could also be the .22 caliber Colt "Ace" or a .22-45 conversion unit on a M1911 frame.
Right side.

Who knows, a neighbor may even have a basement full of these....
 
...the Hell? All I see is a mostly-black rectangle about 1" wide and about 0.75" tall, with some white specks in it here and there!
 
I'm thinking it's time to put up a "donate" button to help JTG get a new monitor...
 

JTG,

   Tight click on the image and click on "save as" with a na,e amd to a file of your cjoice. Open photoshop or PSP(X), etc, and enlarge to see further detail.

   Notice the black plastic ( or perhaps hard rubber)  grips, the vetical machined slide grips, etc.

     Pour a tall glass of ice and bourbon and enjoy modern technology :) I know i do...  :)

 
The monitor is quite recent, thankyewverrimuch, it's the rest of the system which is kinda moldy and ancient. The box is a pre-Carly HP box, Early Pentium, which spent some time on the side of the road outdoors before I grabbed it. It's kinda like the ex-cop-car in that Blues Brothers movie. Oh, yeah, if and when this system dies, you betcha I'll come to attention and doff hat.
 
 AW1 Tim,  
    What is the ice for? You don't like to savor the full taste and aroma of..., OH NO, you don't drink single malt scotch.
    My bad. (Glad you drink something, though!) 
 
I thought we were talking about the imminent demise of this system I am using to annoy you people. I have an almost-never-used Ubuntu box under the table, here, but I confess I don't know how to point it at y'all and shoot you guys.
 
 Goodnight, girls and guys. I am including you all in my prayers tonight, (even John-who understands my impatient nature,) so God bless, drink water, and I've got your six. 

Please remember the sheepdogs in your prayers too. 

Alan Briley, RN-former paratrooper, sniper, drill sergeant, and foul mouthed NCO.
 
oO  Sneeky?  This is so vague it's like reading clouds and tea leaves.

It looks electronic.
 
 Did John forget we are waiting? That I have no patience? That I am in a different time zone?

No, John just loves to bug us!
 
Currently, Alan, I'm in *your* time zone...