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And and for some good reasons, yeah.

But yeah, the Smith & Wesson 38s and a lot of pilots in Vietnam, that was their sidearm of choice when they went up for if they got shot down and they needed to have something, they'd have a little snubby Smith & Wesson with them.

All right, well, I think, is there anything else you want to add?

I mean, this is one of those things that we could probably keep going all night, and I'm sure listeners at home are screaming at us about, you forgot this handgun or that handgun, because there were all sorts of iconic guns that showed up during this time period.

But I think I'm good, unless there's something you're missing.

Uh, and, uh, I have a blog at guns, cars, tech.com.

And I can also be heard, uh,

Over at Sorted Calibers Podcast.

And I tend to lurk over at the ACP and Hang Gun Radio Facebook groups.

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And by the way, if we were missing out on your favorite Cold War gun, feel free to send Weird an email.

He was just saying he didn't get enough emails from this show.

Drop him a line.

Tell him that he was an idiot for forgetting your handgun of choice.

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At some point, somebody's got to explain that one to me.

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And I've got an author page because I write books and stories.

You can find that more out about that at

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