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FMK's GR. CH. PISTOL

Discussion in 'APBT History' started by Dr. Lector, Feb 2, 2012.

  1. Dr. Lector

    Dr. Lector Big Dog

    FMK's GR. CH. PISTOL


    The story of how GR CH PISTOL came about is as exciting as the dog was himself. Louis Hernandez bred NIGHT CAP, a double-bred daughter of GR CH ANDY CAPP, to MURPHY, a son of Jose's GR CH BULL, to create this amazing animal. Bean Town Kennels acquired the dog as a young pup, and for reasons unknown to myself, they gave GR CH PISTOL to F.M.K. at the tender age of 18 months old.

    Talawa Lion and F.M.K. then went out to take a look at this new addition to their kennel. They looked at him against an inbred LANKY HANKY dog, that was 15 pounds bigger, and he showed real potential. At the 1/2 hour mark PISTOL showed that he was definitely a fan of the attention he was receiving, and was screaming like a wild animal when he was being led away from the show ring! Everyone in attendance could see that he had the body to win and the drive to get the job done!

    His second trial was to be directly compared to a good son of HAVOC, a littermate sister of Jersey Boy's CH SARGE. They were looked at for nearly 45 minutes, and PISTOL was better than him in every aspect that there was. He had better corners, and was faster, stronger, and wanted to be a winner! The people that were in attendance knew that he was something really special, and was destined for greatness. "There aretimes when we see a very unique dog, and we don't need to see a lot out of him to know he will be one of the greats".

    He was hooked into El Solo & Ming Man's MIGHTY JOE YOUNG, and this was to be the hardest test of his career. For nearly two hours it was nip and tuck, and no one was for certain who would be declared the winner. F.M.K. called on PISTOL to really show his best side, and at the 2-hour mark, the other side decided that they had enough. Going against a dog like PISTOL can make or break a dog's career as a show dog, and in this case it was a career ender!

    Cull Hard Kennels decided that they had one for PISTOL, and it was set that MAD DOGG was to be just that one! Well, they guessed wrong, and in just under an hour MAD DOGG called it quits. PISTOL was his arrogant self, and was screaming dog obscenities!

    Lockjaw Kennels was to be next, with their dog ELLIS. Once again, this was supposed to be the dog that was tailor-made to defeat PISTOL, but he was to be the easiest for PISTOL to defeat! PISTOL ran circle around him, and it was evident from the start that it was going to be a landslide victory for PISTOL. Enough was enough, and at the 47-minute mark it was finally halted, and PISTOL was now CH PISTOL!

    The legendary Big Apple next challenged CH PISTOL, and he swore that his TWIST dog was going to get the job done. It was back and forth for the first part of the show, but by the 45-minute mark it was evident that CH PISTOL was the better of the two dogs. It was apparent to all that TWIST was indeed a fine specimen of bulldog, but not enough to defeat CH. PISTOL. At just over an hour the crowd saw what true greatness was, and CH PISTOL had just won a huge victory!

    After some hard thought, CH PISTOL was brought out of retirement to face Hard Drive Kennel's BOLO, a 2xw and a son of Crenshaw's CH GATOR. This was a classic contest, and the wear and tear on CH PISTOL was easy to see. What was easier to see was the drive that he had to win at every show that he was placed in. At the one hour and five minute mark, he dug deep down inside, and showed once and for all...F.M.K.S GR CH PISTOL was the truth!

    ~ Lockdown

    Yis



     
  2. One thing u forgot to put in there is his production is no were near to anything as good as he was as a contender!! One of a kind contender suck's as a producer!! None the less great history lesson
     
  3. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    Some good northeast history
     
  4. Granite Co.

    Granite Co. Big Dog

    As a side note,that MIGHTY JOE YOUNG dog that PISTOL beat for his first was a son of MOJO RISING, and was only 16mo old..
     
  5. Pistol has a littermate brother named fatal who is still alive and said to be the better out tohe two
     
  6. Mojo blood is the truth my avatar is mojo/gr ch shotsie
     
  7. hardtime

    hardtime Big Dog

    the better question is what champion did he beat to be a grch
     
  8. the first pit i ever owned was from the pistol pete bloodline. best dog i ever owned. i have been trying to find someone with that bloodline but havent been able to. does anyone know where to find pups with that same bloodline
     
  9. Boze

    Boze Top Dog

    no that is actually the dumbest question on this thread. stop getting caught up in titles and look at the dogmen they go into good dogmen bring good dogs whether one time two time or ten time none of it makes a difference when you are going into people who are known to win
     
  10. PurePit19

    PurePit19 CH Dog

    It's a good story, would be better without the name dropping on a public board.... His production was not great, but he was for sure the real deal. Seen a few of his kids go, but none of the ones I saw made the grade.
     

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