Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel attended a peace rally in Tel Aviv’s Kings Square on Nov. 4, 1995.
 Yigal Amir, a young far-right Israeli Jew shot Rabin twice, once in the arm and once in the back. Rabin died hours later in a nearby hospital.
Amir used a Beretta 84F semi-automatic pistol loaded with a mix of regular and hollow point bullets.
 Amir claimed that the prime minister wanted “to give our country to the Arabs.”

I just clicked on your link in the previous post, and then copied the URL at the top of the video.  That address did have .com in it.

Cool gun, too, thanks!  Dark History!  I'd say so!! 

Thanks Abilene. Yeah, the history on this one is a little dark but family history nonetheless. 

I just clicked on your link in the previous post, and then copied the URL at the top of the video.  That address did have .com in it.

Cool gun, too, thanks!  Dark History!  I'd say so!! 

If I had bought the Sharps "Big Fifty" when it was introduced (~1872) I could have easily had it in '74 or '75 and then purchased a SAA in 45 Colt's. My original Rolling Block Sporting Rifle (45-70) was made sometime in the 1880s when SAAs were readily available. So...of the revolvers I own I would pick my 7-1/2" USFA Gunslinger (I hate that name) with the proper black powder frame. And if 45 Colt of course.  (smile)

Dave

That is a really fantastic range with cool KD targets!