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Let's talk about the Colt Series 70 Combat Commander in 38 Super. Share your experiences, reviews, and tips on this classic handgun. Whether you own one or are thinking about getting one, join the conversation and discuss everything related to the Colt Series 70 Combat Commander in 38 Super.

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Is anyone else thinking that the Colt Series 70 Combat Commander in .38 Super is overrated? I mean, there are so many other more powerful and reliable options out there. Whats the hype all about?

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This article on the Colt Series 70 Combat Commander .38 Super is interesting, but what about the ethical implications of selling firearms? Should there be more regulation in place to prevent misuse?

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