Don't know exactly. Several years but not that many. Being retired gives more time to spend on it.

Yes it was. Plus these other movies as well: www.imfdb.org/wiki/Smith_%26_Wesson_61_Escort

Triple K or Midway web sites.

Also saw some on Gunbroker: www.gunbroker.com/Pistol-Magazines-Pistol-Clips/search?Keywords=FIE%20titan%20magazine&Sort=13

Thank you I did not think about midway

I just got interested in mouse guns all seem like fun to look for I see them at gun shows, thanks for your insight to these guns

Numrich gun parts also sells these for the titan

Yes you did. Clink on the link below the video for more info.

I have seen a couple of those in auctions but never tried to track them down. I believe Excam was in Miami where FIE was also located, although FIE assembled the guns in their plant in Maryland. I wonder if they worked out a deal with FIE, or if maybe they imported parts directly from Astra and assembled the guns themselves. I'll try to find more information.

What is inscribed on the Excam? Model number and other info would be helpful.

@@mousegunguy2537 MODEL GT 25SC EXCAM HIALEAH FL. SN#: A801421 That’s on the left side right side says EXCAM And the grips have a “D” in the medallion where the colt has the pony

@@mousegunguy2537 On the left side: MODEL GT 25SC EXCAM HIALEAH FL. sn#: A801421 Right side just says “EXCAM” There’s a “D” on the grip medallions

I found it. The Excam Diplomat. Model GT 25SC.

Maybe I can put up a video of that table of guns for you.

Maybe. But they aren't mouse gun calibers, in my opinion. The most modern gun I have is the Autauga Mk II made around 1996.

@mousegunguy2537 what would constitute a mouse gun caliber? Or is it pre determined

@@nokachi3339 Just my opinion. that's all.

@@mousegunguy2537 Yeah, I wanted your opinion

There are some small firearms chambered in .380 and 9mm...the problem is asymmetrical...small and lightweight produce heavy recoil in those calibers, a genuine explosion in your hand...the gun is painful to practice with, and eventually not carried...going bigger and heavier to combat that throws out concealability, a primary selling point of mouse guns...you can't have it both ways...

See the page in the link below the article. I have no connection to that web site, nor do I know any of the authors. I do know that their research is exhaustive and meticulous. I trust what they write as authoritative. I have corresponded with many of them over the years, and they have been very patient and kind in answering my questions.

@@mousegunguy2537 Hmmm! I know the web site... but as a photographer! I knew about the gun side of it but it seems it has more depth than I suspected. Thanks.

Hell yeah. I carry my 9mak Hungarian Walther clone so much more than my Glock 19. Its just more comfortable

We own several mouse guns...we have become seniors, and small, lightweight, low recoil are attractive options these days...the .25 on us beats the .44 mag you left at home every time...

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@@mousegunguy2537 Thanks for getting back! WOW, you have two!? I really hate to tell you this, but that nickel is not original. You can tell by the wash over of the sharp edges that it was improperly prepped before planting. I could be wrong, but I doubt it. I always hate pointing these things out, but one needs to know. Anyway, I see that you're missing the medallions on your left hand grips. I have one left hand grip with the medallion, and need a righty to make mine all original. Though I made some very nice cherry ones to suffice. Would you know where I might find a right hand grip? That would be awesome! Also, I obviously didn't see this vid in your list when I looked, so thank you for the link. PS I'm willing to trade my wood grips for the one that I want if anyone is interested. Thanks again.

@@jacksutherland846 Original or not, the nickel still looks good. As for the grips, I am not sure that both were originally colored. They are exactly the same except for the color. At first I thought the color had robbed off due to holster wear, but I have seen many more that have one plain, usually the left grip, and the other colored.

@@mousegunguy2537 It absolutely looks great! No doubt about it. I just have an eye and plenty of experience for these things. But for this particular model, I know next to nothing, and I hope that I didn't annoy or insult you. Tell you what though, that nickel would sure look great with some fine crafted cherry wood grips. 😁

@@jacksutherland846 Not at all! I do not claim to be any kind of expert, and I appreciate those who can add to what we know. Thanks for the input!

Due to "conceiled carry" method..?😊

I understand the obsession! So nice to connect with like-minded gun nuts!🤣

Mine too!