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    I've wanted a USP Tactical in .45 since forever. I've seen a few around but circumstances never seemed to align for me to pick one up. I did manage to get a standard .45 and kept it for a little while but it wasn't truly what I wanted.
     

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    The Marshall model was just a Promotional model of the Double Nine. Exact same gun just with Imitation stag or ivory grip.
    Except some versions of the Double Nine had a steel frame. The Marshall’s frame was aluminum.
     

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    The Durango and the longhorn could be had with either aluminum or metal frame. Basically same gun just different name. The double 9 Made after 1971 had Steel frame.
     
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    Parker Invincible
    Rumor, Lore, myth has it that there were seven made. Only three have been found and they are in the NRA museum. Someone out there has an A Grade Parker that’s really an Invincible.
     

    Welldoya

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    The Durango and the longhorn could be had with either aluminum or metal frame. Basically same gun just different name. The double The double 9 Made after 1971 had Steel frame.
    The Marshall was made 1971 - 1973 and had an aluminum frame.
    I believe the steel-framed Double Nine was higher quality but The Marshall was my first handgun and I only paid $60 for it in 1973 so….
     

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    I've wanted a USP Tactical in .45 since forever. I've seen a few around but circumstances never seemed to align for me to pick one up. I did manage to get a standard .45 and kept it for a little while but it wasn't truly what I wanted.
    I had one once, the full kit in the dedicated HK zipper bag. That and a Para Ordinance P13 and a Taurus PT millennium were the only 45s I've ever owned. The 2 smaller were rough on a wrist. I think I traded it for an M1A. I'm amazed at how USPs have held their values. I begrudgingly traded my compact to get my full size back, started looking for another to host all my custom parts. I ended up buying a P30 for way less and traded back with him. Now I just finished building a pseudo "Wick stick". I see one every now and again over on HKPro forums, next time I'll give you a heads up!
     

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    S&W model 64 snubnose... had to sell one earlier in life and they're kinda rare now. Stoopit ex-wife.
     

    Welldoya

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    S&W model 64 snubnose... had to sell one earlier in life and they're kinda rare now. Stoopit ex-wife.
    I don’t know if they just made fewer snub nose or people are just hanging onto them but I do see a LOT more 4” and 6” S&Ws than the short barrel.
     
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