Gary Reeder
back in the pre WW2 and post WW2 the 25 autos were
Thursday, June 28, 2018, 14:34

very popular with the Baby Browning leading the pack. The other Browning 25 autos were also popular as were several foreign brands in both the 25 and 32 calibers. Bankers, cops and little blue haired old ladies had them hidden away somewhere. I always have 2 or 3 stashed around the house. My favorite since the early '90s has been my Budischowsky 25 auto. Double action, all stainless and super easy to hide. The 25 auto isn't much punch but a lot better than throwing rocks. Back in the early 70s I was still in radio and had the morning show so I had the afternoons free. When I wasn't groundhog hunting with Larry Farley I was working at the local gun shop part time. The owner was very picky about what gun we carried. It has to be a 25 or 32. I carried a Mauser HSC in 32. Neat little gun. I carried it for several years then somewhere along the line I decided none of the college girls were going to attack and rape me (much to my despair) so I traded it off. But for the last 26 years my hide out pistol has been the Budischowsky.