What Do These Three Firearms Have in Common? Glock 26, Colt SAA, and Colt USGI .45 ACP

The Common Thread

• 🎯 Three distinct firearms are presented: a Glock 26, a Colt Single Action Army (1st Generation), and a Colt USGI .45 ACP.
• 💡 The surprising commonality revealed is that all three were purchased in the same year: 2000.
• ⏳ This marks a 25-year anniversary for each firearm in the presenter's collection.

Glock 26: The Reliable Carry Gun

• 📅 Purchased in December 2000 at a gun show in Nashville, the Glock 26 has been a reliable companion.
• 🔫 It has been extensively carried and fired in GSSF matches, demonstrating its durability and versatility.
• ✅ Despite its age and wear, the Glock 26 is still considered a great carry gun and a keeper.

Colt USGI .45 ACP: A Piece of History

• 🗓️ Acquired in August 2000, this Colt USGI model 45 was manufactured in 1943 and saw service in World War II.
• 🔍 The story of its acquisition involves purchasing it from a veteran who was trying to obscure its markings.
• 💥 The firearm is tested for its performance, showing it's still capable of accurate shooting.

Colt Single Action Army: A Collector's Gem

• 🌟 This Colt Single Action Army was bought in Knoxville in 2000 from a collector named Thrill Eertton.
• 💰 A significant purchase at $2500, it was desired for its quality and historical appeal, being a 1902 model.
• ✨ The firearm is admired for its original grips and overall condition, remaining a prized possession.

Supporting Partners

• 🤝 The video acknowledges and thanks several sponsors for their support, including Silencer Central, Davidson's Gallery of Guns, SDI, Alabama Holster, Talon Grips, and Ballistol.
• 🛠️ These partners provide products and services ranging from suppressors and firearms to education and holsters.