Here's a guy with a set of brass ones

[ignats]

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=461500655

I believe Dillinger was carrying a .380 when he was shot and killed. But, who knows..

[joem]

I'll bet they gave her not more than $65.00 for it. There was a company called Leacock sporting goods comany located in St. Louis, but I don't know if they sokd guns. Most likely they did.

From research; Yet we have now learned that 921 Locust had an important tenant from the mid-1910s through 1946 in the Leacock Sporting Goods Company, distributor and seller of St. Louis-made Rawlings sporting goods, baseball bats and baseballs. At least one bat with the Leacock imprint can be found in the St. Louis Cardinals' Hall of Fame Museum. -

[Scott Wilson]

I believe that Dillinger was carrying a model 1917 S&W revolver when he was killed.

[us019255]

If anyone believes the story, I have some ocean front property just south of Darby, MT for sale at a bargain price.

[ncblksmth1]

What ocean? Price? LOL

[SPEEDGUNNER]

Supposedly...isn't that another word for allegedly? Which is also a bunch of BS.