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Finding an article in a modern
model airplane magazine like this "Carve the Italian Beretta 9mm Pistol" from
a 1954 issue of Air Trails is highly unlikely. For that matters, seeing an advertisement
like the Polk's Hobbies Antique Gun Reproductions on the same page has equally low
odds. It's not that boys are no longer interested in guns, it's that publishers
are afraid to promote them in any manner - even for historical education purposes. Our
politicians promote policies that allow criminals to enter the country bringing
drugs, weapons, and other contraband; judges set criminals free or lightly
sentence them; schools teach kids that all guns by all people (including police
and military) are bad, and then want to remove all guns from law-abiding
citizens. As the old saying goes, then only the bad guys will have guns. The
morons believe putting an orange cap at the end of the barrel on toys guns will
save the day, when all a criminal needs to do is stick an orange cap on his/her
real gun and the cops will leave him/her alone. Who keeps voting for these
jokers?
Carve the Italian Beretta 9mm Pistol
 This
 highly advanced automatic pistol
was official sidearm of the Italian Army in World War II. Weighing 23-1/2 oz., it
has a magazine capacity of seven cal. 38 cartridges. Part of collection of 150 model
guns built by Andrew Jamrisko of Detroit.
Plans are quarter scale
Polk's Hobbies Model Craft
314 5th Ave., N.Y., N.Y.
Polk's Hobbies Antique Gun Reproductions
Constructo Kits
All parts and fittings cut-to-shape! Authentic replicas of famous historical
pistols. Makes a handsome firearm.
Luger 9 mm
Colt .44 Frontier
Flintlock (Duelling)
Colt .380 Automatic | Colt .44 Gragoon, 3RD | Walther P-38 Automatic
Police 38/44 Special | Remington Breech | Allen's Patent
Darling Pepper Box | Philadelphia Derringer | Kentucky
Jefferson | Jackson | Lafayette | Washington | Adams | Hamilton
Monroe | Revere | Livingston | Blunderbuss
Add 25c P. & P. each gun. See Constructo prefab ship model kits. 50c
Posted January 7, 2023
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