AIM has STAR B's

[normsutton]

WELL GUYS I BOUGHT IT
NO NEW GUNS FOR A WHILE

NORM

[anjdrifter]

GREAT GREAT GREAT
Norm enjoy it ... as the saying goes you only go around once.
you deserve to treat yourself everyday...

[protector]

Congratulations Norm,nice guns!!

[papabear]

Good for you Norm, that is one sharp looking Mustang...... :-/ I enevy you buddy, I have had a 65, 66 2+2, and 66 coup, they were fun to drive. Enjoy the heck out of your new Mustang. You'll figure out a way to get more guns............ ;D
papabear

[abwehr]

Hey Norm,

I hear what you are saying about not buying guns for a while after buying the GREAT LOOKING Mustang; but that won't last long, LOL! Seriously, that is one nice looking car. I have always wanted a Mustang, but never owned one. The car rental agency I use often let me have a new Mustang Convertible during the summer. That is a fun driving car!

Back to the thread subject, I have had several Star Mod B made during WWII and they have all been excellent firearms. One I had was a German procured pistol with the Waffenamts which I never fired.

A couple of years ago, I bought my son an almost mint Star Mod BM for Christmas. I was soooooooo impressed with the pistol, I went back and bought me one. I think I paid about $159 for mine. I finally found a Spanish holster, spare magazines, and found original Spanish Police manual and an English manual. The only thing with the Star BM is to not fire any +P or high pressure cartridges as a steady diet. Using standard velocity rounds it will last a long time!

[normsutton]

abwehr

Here's is the manual for the STAR BM I think the only difference is that Star B has a longer slide and barrel

http://stevespages.com/pdf/star_bm_manual.pdf

NORM

PS . this Mustang is the first real new car I have bought since 1973 and this one is a 2006

sold my 72 VETT and still have to sell my 64 230 SL Mercedes to brake even