That's one odd-looking sumbitch allright. Might be kinda cool to have, you'd be the only kid on the block with one.
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That's one odd-looking sumbitch allright. Might be kinda cool to have, you'd be the only kid on the block with one.
If the few reviews I saw didn't indicate it's kind of junk, I'd really like to have one made in Thermopolis. My father is from there and I still have a lot of family in the area.
But if the people making them drank like my relatives do, I'm not surprised that quality wasn't all that great
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Originally Posted by al_g
Bingo! That's the name I couldn't remember! And the laseraim guns were manufacturered by Wyoming Arms as I recall (so, good call to ThVigil11 as well!)
Good find!
Thank you all for the help. It's really appreciated and I knows ours Dicks will be thankfull as well
found a couple things, that might help you know for sure.
FEATURES (MAY Vary by manufacturer)
9mm, 10mm, .40S&W and .45 ACP.
SA 1911 type Fire Control
All Stainless Steel construction
Barrel lengths from 3 3/8" to 7"
Synthetic grips (NOT 1911 patterned)
Millet sights
Fully supported Ramped Barrel (One barrel lug)
Hammer block slide mounted ambi safety
Full length guide rod
Frame beavertail (NOT a grip safety)
Trigger/frame accessory mount (Laser Aim )
Previous distributor located in Little Rock, AR. Previously manufactured until 1999 in Thermopolis, WY. Laseraim Arms, Inc. was a division of Emerging Technologies, Inc.
And this...
Laser Aim Connection? ------IN PRODUCTION
Wyoming/Parker arms were made in Thermopolis Wyoming, and Laseraim who also makes a 10 are also made there. But Laseraim is distributed out of Little Rock Arkansas, and what relation these guns have to each other, is not clear as yet. I was "TOLD" that Laseraim bought the Wyoming/Parker design, and is manufacturing it in a vastly improved re-design. I have met several people who own Laseraim pistols, and they all like them. I have personally held a 7" 10mm, and it had the accessory scope mount. Fit, and finish were very good.
thats one thing that gives it away... its a FRAME beaver tail, and not a grip safety.