Pistol & Revolver Sales List
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Antique
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02747. $ 395 Available (Antique)
Intersting Belgian .38 Centerfire, antique open-top revolver, serial no. 2!
Very attractive revolver with original nickle-plated finish. Excellent
condition showing light wear and very minor corrosion to the finish. Fine
checkered walnut grips. Matching numbers and complete with lanyard ring.
Mechanically excellent and locks up tight. Barrel unscrews from cylinder pin to
disassemble. A very interesting antique pistol.
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02721. $ 995 Available (Antique)
Interesting antique Hammond "Bull Dog" single-shot target pistol in .32/20! No
serial on frame but barrel is serial "2" with no other number visible on the
gun. The barrel is professionally sleeved and extended with the seam barely
visible. May be original to the barrel. Remarkable factory-quality
craftsmanship. Grip frame notched for the extension walnut grips and has high
quality rifle style sights. No maker name nor patent marking. With serial
number "2", this is a very interesting gun. Possible factory prototype!
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Astra
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02677. $ 350 Available
Attention Astra Collectors! Astra Cadix .38 Special Revolver as new in the
original box with instructions and cleaning rod. Condition is as new with all
the blue and only a couple of handling marks. Appears unfired (all were proof
fired by the factory). 4" barrel, adjustable rear sight and flat latch like
early S&W. High quality revolver with very smooth action. No import marks.
Excellent box showing a little shelf wear. Imported by Firearms International
in the late 1950's and early 1960's.
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Auto Pistols
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02649. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
You've never seen one like this before! A unique sample pistol built up years
ago by famed William B. Edwards of Benet Arms in San Francisco. It's partly a
Browning HP frame with a P.38 frame (and grips) grafted to the back and topped
by a Colt 1911 slide. No barrel. Bill was working out some design ideas with
this combination, that may have gone no further. Hand stamped "Benet Arms" and
"0002". This will be your only opportunity to own a Browaco Pistol!
(Browning/Walther/Colt). Amaze your friends! From the estate of Bill Edwards.
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02823. $ 195 Available
Intratec Double-Action Protec .25 Automatic Pistol. Made by a Swedish company
in the United States, which went out of business in 2001. This is a clone of
the famous Czech CZ-45. Designed to be a completely safe pocket pistol, it
fires double-action only, with the hammer at rest and protected at all other
times. Very small pistol, ideal for concealed carry. Condition is excellent
with moderate holster wear on the paited slide finish. Excellent bright bore.
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02816. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Rare JO LO AR Pistol in Caliber .380 ACP. Unusual and early Spanish made auto
pistol made much smaller than the 9mm Largo version. Interesting features are:
one hand cocking lever, tip-up fluted barrel, spur trigger (no trigger guard)
and 10 shot mag. Much original finish showing fading, gray patina and handling
wear. Nice original horn grips. Bore is bright and excellent showing some minor
freckles which may clean. Mechanically excellent. A scarce and unusual old
pistol with no import marks.
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02429. $ 395 Available (Non-firearm)
Sale Price: $ 295.00
Russian Shoulder Stock for the Stetchkin selective-fire pistol. This is a late
example made from a phenolic composition material. Condition is near new.
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Bergmann
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02789. $ 4,995 Available (Antique)
Rare Antique Bergmann No. 3 pistol in 6.5mm. Excellent condition overall with
rough bore which may clean. Mechanically excellent. About 93% original rust
blue showing light wear, and moderate gripstrap wear. Much original straw
colors. Fine original walnut grips (light wear) with 1908 owner name inked
inside (???? J. Stiller, Mar. 9, '08 Br'y). Made by V.C. Schilling in Suhl,
Germany about 1897 with Suhl Miner logo on right side.
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02764. $ 395 Available
Rare high quality open-top left-hand holster for an antique Bergmann No. 3 auto
pistol in 6.5mm. This holster was made for a Colorado lawman and passed down
through the family, but the name was lost years ago, and the pistol sold to
someone else. Many Western lawmen bought and carried early auto pistols at the
turn of the century. Early photographs show Luger and Mauser pistols, and
Borchardt pistols have been documented. This is the only Bergmann I've known
about. Supple leather and in excellent condition showing moderate use.
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Browning
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02581. $ 1,495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Unique FN Modele 1910 "Grand Browning" replica pistol. Only a few originals in
9.65mm were by 1914, with only one or two now known. This old replica was made
from a prewar Colt .38 Super, with proper FN markings on shortened slide, new
grips, slide release, safety and other special parts. Condition is "in the
white", unfinished, with some gunsmithing required to complete. .38 Super
barrel and includes magazine shell. No history is known, but it came from
famous writer and former gunshop owner William B. Edwards estate. Truly unique!
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02817. $ 1,295 Available
Postwar Browning HP pistol in .30 Luger. Only 1500 were imported between
1986-1989. Condition is as new in the original box. Finish is 100% with perfect
bore. Complete with the original magazine marked for the .30 Luger cartridge.
The serial (in the 245PZ range) indicates manufacture in 1981 - so these may
have been an undelivered contract. Made in Belgium.
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02625. $ 5,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Rare Browning "Sultan of Muscat & Oman" contract pistol. Equipped with tangent
sight and cut for shoulder stock. This is one of the few which were never
delivered (the Sultan was deposed in 1970). The national crest is on the right
side of the slide. Condition is new in the original box with spare mag, manual
& rod and includes the original shoulder stock. This is only the second
complete rig I've been able to find. It doesn't get any better than this! No
import marks. Legal with stock.
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Budischowski
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02787. $ 395 On Hold
Unusual little Norton TP-70 (Budischowsky) .22LR stainless steel double-action
pistol with hammer. Serial of 1372. Excellent condition showing no wear in the
original (shopworn) box with instruction booklet and warranty card. Fired very
little. These were in production only for a short time and this one is a
variation with a polished slide. Very small, flat pistol for concealed carry.
Great pocket pistol in an excellent caliber. A great collectible and an
excellent carry gun.
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02783. $ 395 Available
Unusual little Norton TP-70 (Budischowsky) .25 ACP stainless steel
double-action pistol with hammer. Serial number 1842. Excellent condition
showing no wear in the original (shopworn) box with instruction booklet and
warranty card. Fired very little. These were in production only for a short
time. Very small, flat pistol for concealed carry.Great pocket pistol in an
excellent caliber. A great collectible and an excellent carry gun.
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Charter Arms
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02508. $ 995 Available
Sale Price: $ 895.00
Rare Special Order Charter Arms .38 Special "Undercover" Revolver (Model 1383).
Early production (1970's?) Special ordered by factory executive with his
initials as serial number - BG1 before the company folded. Blue finish with 3"
barrel. Condition is new in the original box which has an overlabel showing the
BG-1 serial. The box also has a different number under the label which is also
on the papers. Companion gun to stock no. 2507, a factory engraved .44 with
same serial number. Unique revolver and One of a kind! An unusual opportunity.
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Colt
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01902. $ 1,595 Available (Curio & Relic)
Colt M1903 Hammerless Cal .32 ACP "U.S. Property" marked. Serial number 564XXX
Shows maufacture in 1943. Procured for military use during WW II. Issued to OSS
agents and General Officers as a personal sidearm. Original parkerized finish
with extensive holster and handling wear. Extensive edge wear and grip strap
wear. Excellent bright bore. Correct checkered walnut grips show heavy wear.
"45" marked on left web. Probable OSS pistol. Good example of a WWII secondary
military pistol which had an interesting history. Complete with Factory Letter.
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02819. $ 1,195 Available (Curio & Relic)
Colt Model 1908 .380 Pocket Pistol. Excellent original condtion showing only
very slight holster wear to the high points and some minor light scratches to
the original finish from handling. Blue about 97-98% with no wear to front
gripstrap and very slight heel wear on backstrap. Excellent bright bore and
looks to be fired very little. Original Colt two-tone magazine marked "Cal.380
Colt". Fine hard rubber Colt grips. Great for collector, and would make a nice
shooter.
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02622. $ 2,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Sale Price: $ 2,795.00
Wow! Colt SAA .41 complete cowboy rig! Shipped to Norvell Shapleigh Hardware
1902. With original cartridge belt and Merwin & Bray Mexican Loop holster (M&B
logo just visible), originally red felt lined; traces remain. Holster marked
"Jake" with ranch brands he worked for: Flying W, B bar B, EB, etc. (Texas?)
Good bore with some corrosion (needs cleaning). Overall grey patina showing
years on the range. Mechanically fine. Marked "Jon" under left grip. Just
obtained from the family. Completely untouched! Never in collector hands!
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02719. $ 795 Available (Curio & Relic)
Colt New Service .455 British Service Revolver in the 88,xxx range. Very nice
revolver with about 70% original bright charcoal blue showing honest wear and a
some neglect. Gripstraps show pitting where exposed to the elements. Excellent
bright bore and mechanically excellent. Locks up tight. Right grip is a
well-made replacement. Marked with British Broad Arrow along with release mark.
A nice representative example of these famous revolvers - which would also make
an excellent shooter.
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02513. $ 4,995 Available
Unusual and rare Prototype Colt/Star Model 30 PK. Only 20 were imported by and
marked COLT FIREARMS HARTFORD, CT on the frame. "C" suffix to serial indicating
Colt. Intended for entry in the second 1984 XM-9 trials, and commercial sale.
The deal with Star was never concluded, and the pistols were never evaluated in
the trials. A very rare Colt / Star with historic interest. Condition is new
(minor handling marks) in the original box with original manual. Complete with
a 1988 letter from a Colt Senior Engineer and a 1988 sales document.
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Cutaway
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02571. $ 595 Available
Fantastic Original Taurus .38 Cutaway Revolver. Serial No. 13 made in Brazil.
Only one imported by Benet Arms (William B. Edwards, author and gun shop owner)
in San Francisco in 1966. New (100% original blue with old dried grease) in an
original box with import papers and original cleaning brush. 12 professional
cuts showing construction and working parts. The hand was removed by Mr.
Edwards in 1999 (letter included). No import marks on the revolver. Unique
collectible which is impossible to duplicate. Great for firearms instruction!
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02424. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Tokarev, Polish TT-33 factory CUTAWAY! Complete with cutaway magazine. Very
unusual example of a rare pistol. Originally made as a cutaway between 1950-55
with about 50 cuts - outlined in red! Excellent condition.
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CZ
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02741. $ 295 Available (Curio & Relic)
CZ Model 1945 double action auto pistol. Caliber .25 ACP. Made by Narodni
Podnik, Strakonice in 1948. Double action only. Has a minor mechanical problem.
DA only works once until slide operates. Will function ok with ammo. Excellent
bore. Condition is very good with some blue wear, and someone's SSN marked on
slide. Grips are original dark plastic with minor crack and a chip by grip
screw. These are a great concealed carry gun and very safe with double action
mechanism. No import marks.
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02820. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Czech CZ 38 Pistol in 9mm Kurtz (.380 ACP). WWII Pistol used by the Nazi
Military. Serial in the 265,000 range. Double action only, unusual for the
time. Mechanically excellent with excellent bright bore. Retains nearly all
original finish with very minor wear from handling and service use. Crisp grips
with no chips. The Germans invaded Czechoslovakia just as these were being
produced so virtually all went into the German Army. Dated 1939 and no import
marks. A historic all original WWII pistol - probably a GI war trophy.
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Fiala
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02695. $ 1,595 Available (Curio & Relic)
Nice Model 1920 Fiala manually operated .22 repeating pistol with original
matching shoulder stock and 20" barrel. Very good overall condition with some
blue flaking/ loss. Turn mark in the blue on the barrel. Shows minor wear and
most blue loss is from flaking. Excellent crisp mechanical condition with
excellent, bright bore.
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Hammerli
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02818. $ 2,995 Available
Cased and engraved Hammerli Model JP208 125 Year Commemorative .22 Target
Pistol. Only 1000 made in 1988 to commemorate the 125th year of Hammerli (1863
- 1988). Exceptionally well crafted with meticulous finish. Lovely classic
hand scroll engraved barrel and hand-carved target grips. Gold inlay on slide.
Leather-lined walnut presentation case. Design is an evolution of the famous
Walther Olympia. No import marks! Outstanding condition - appears new and
unfired. Complete with factory target and case key.
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Hungary
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02519. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Hungarian Femaru Model 37 M Pistol caliber .380acp. Standard issue sidearm of
Hungarian armed forces prior to 1945. Very well made. Mechanically excellent
with bright bore. Finish is 100% dark blue which may be an arsenal refinish. No
holster wear! Original grooved wooden grips with small chip near grip screw.
One of the best I've seen. A very nice example of a WW II issue pistol with no
import marks.
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Lahti
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01364. $ 50 Available (Non-firearm)
Finnish VKT & Valmet L-35 9mm Lahti Magazine. Original Finnish manufacture for
the Lahti pistol. Condition is excellent showing minor use. Original bright
finish on the body with blued base. Some available with "SA" stamp (Finnish
Military marking) on the floor plate.
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Luger
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02287. $ 595 Available (Non-firearm)
Deutsche Waffen-Und Munitionsfabriken Aktiengesellschaft, 50 Jahre. The 50 year
German language history of DWM. A very rare soft-bound book ususally found only
in advanced collections. Published in 1939 by VDI-Verlag in Berlin. 143 pages
plus 81 additional pages of large-format photographs of different factories,
manufacturing processes, workers and Nazi activities. Also has illustrations of
Borchardt and Luger pistols, machine guns, ammunition and portraits of
notable engineers & managers. Every Luger collector should have one.
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02784. $ 695 Available
Erma Model ET-22 "Navy Model" Luger .22 pistol. Made in Germany in 1967. These
resemble the Luger Carbine - with a long barrel (11 1/2"), checkered wooden
forend and tangent rear sight. Few were imported and have become difficult to
find. Condition is excellent showing little finish wear to the gun, but with a
few nicks and dings from use. Equipped with smooth custom grips which have
lovely grain. Pistol has no importer marks and is marked "Made in Germany".
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02799. $ 750 Available
ERMA KGP-69 "Baby Luger" .22LR Pistol in the original matching box. One of a
consecutive pair! Made by ERMA and imported by Excam years ago. This pistol is
near new with all of the factory finish. Has ERMA logo on toggle. Bore is
perfect. Thumbrest plastic grips are perfect. Box is crisp and even the
styrofoam insert is excellent. Will be an excellent shooter and a great
addition to your collection. Buy the consecutive number pistol in the same
condition for the same price! $750 each or both for $1500.
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02798. $ 750 Available
ERMA KGP-69 "Baby Luger" .22LR Pistol in the original matching box. One of a
consecutive pair! Made by ERMA and imported by Excam years ago. This pistol is
near new with all of the factory finish. Has ERMA logo on toggle. Bore is
perfect. Thumbrest plastic grips are perfect. Box is crisp and even the
styrofoam insert is excellent. Will be an excellent shooter and a great
addition to your collection. Buy the consecutive number pistol in the same
condition for the same price! $750 each or both for $1500.
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02804. $ 1,995 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
Excellent 1920 DWM Commercial Luger in 7.65mm with 3 3/4" barrel in the 82,5xx
commercial serial range. One of the best I've seen. Condition is crisp with 98%
original blue, no rust and only a trace of holster wear on the sideplate, frame
rails and muzzle. Crisp grips in new condition and excellent shiny bore. All
matching numbers. Fired little (all were proof fired at the factory). No wear
on the gripstraps. 99% original straw showing no wear and crisp grip screws. A
Luger you can be proud of! This one is a winner!
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01686. $ 4,500 Available (Curio & Relic)
German Mauser Banner Latvian Contract Luger Pistol, dated 1938. Caliber 7.65mm
Luger. Serial 5089v. Mechanically excellent with excellent bore. Original rust
blue is nearly all present with only small scratches on the barrel and the
usual wear on the high edges. Excellent original grips. Magazine does not match
and is from a military Luger. All other numbers match. Very nice Nazi-era
commercial Luger with no import marks.
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02341. $ 3,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Sale Price: $ 2,995.00
Simson Military 9mm Luger with blank chamber. A very nice example of these rare
Lugers with about 95% original blue showing minor wear on the gripstraps and
sideplate. Crisp grips which appear original (can't read the grip numbers) with
little wear. Bore is bright, with sharp rifling and smooth lands, with light
pitting in the grooves. All matching numbers except magazine. A nice crisp
example which is very collectible. No import marks.
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MAB
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02496. $ 695 Available
MAB Modele PA-15, 9mm pistol. Matte nickle or chrome finish. Unusual rotary
barrel 15 shot high capacity pistol. Not the more common model marked "M1", but
the "S" model which is not so often found. Imported for a short time years ago
(about 1970). Production ceased in the 1980's. No import marks. Condition is
excellent showing very little wear to the nickle. Excellent mechanical
condition with excellent bore. Great carry gun - with high capacity 15 shot
magazine and extra huge extended magazine (25 round?) and add-on grip.
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Nagant
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02727. $ 1,495 Available (Antique)
Outstanding early antique Russian Model 1895 Nagant gas seal revolver made by
L. Nagant in 1898 at Liege, Belgium. Fully excellent condition showing no blue
wear and no blue loss. Heat blue/straw hammer, loading gate spring and trigger.
Matching numbers except possibly the Belgian-proofed cylinder(?). Crisp
original unstained walnut grips showing a couple of dings. Appears to be a
commercial model possible officer purchase. Possible old factory refinish.
Found in Bulgaria a few years ago. No import marks. Condition is amazing!
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Nambu
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02770. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Unique Japanese WWII Type 14 8mm pistol. Second series made by the Nagoya Nambu
factory in August, 1942. All matching numbers, including the magazine! Fitted
with well-made clear plexiglas grips (usually removed from crashed aircraft).
Very good condition with excellent, bright bore. Fully nickel plated except for
the safety with about 90-95% nickel plating remaining with some areas of
flaking. Magazine retaining spring has been removed. No import marks. This is
certainly a GI WWII war souvenir, and few were plated.
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02803. $12,000 Available (Curio & Relic)
Extremely rare early 1st Variation Japanese Type 19 "North China" Nambu 8mm
pistol. Serial 26, which lacks safety markings. One of the rarest of Japanese
pistols. Relatively crude construction as made in China under Japanese
supervision during late WWII. Very good overall condition showing about 90%
original thin blue with gripstraps showing gray/brown patina. Very good or
better bore. Matching parts stamped with assembly number "05". Less than 60 1st
variations made. These are almost never found on the market.
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Radom
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02657. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Sale Price: $ 595.00
Unusual German Radom Model 1935 9mm Target Pistol. Never saw another! Converted
by competent gunsmith to target pistol with Micro sights and aluminum grips.
Complete with original decocking lever and German magazine. Excellent condition
showing minor blue wear from handling and some blue loss on the top of the
slide from installation of the rear sight. Excellent bright bore. No import
marks, so it probably was a vet war trophy.
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02666. $ 1,495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Sale Price: $ 1,250.00
Very early Radom Model 35 slotted 9mm Pistol. Made just after German occupation
of Poland. Serial 252x with no alphabet suffix and all the early features.
Difficult to find. Excellent condition overall with original blue showing light
holster and handling wear on the sharp edges and gripstraps. Proper magazine.
Very good shiny bore with some minor roughness. Mechanically excellent. Frame
and slide match, and proper barrel is a different number. No import marks.
A nice example of these famous pistols.
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Ruger Replacement
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02242. $ 100 Available (Non-firearm)
New precision laminated pistol stock for the Ruger 10/22 or Stainless Steel
M.O.A. 10/22 receiver. 100% precision inletted including the second lug for the
MOA receiver to install a free-floating barrel for ultimate accuracy. Build a
custom 10/22 pistol with your choice of barrel length and add a scope! No final
finish. Reshape as you wish. Just smooth up the outside with fine steel wool,
and apply your choice of finish. The easiest is a few coats of old-fashioned
linseed oil. Color: Desert camouflage (earth tones).
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SIG
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02801. $ 895 Available
Early SIG/SAUER P226 9mm Pistol as new in the original yellow box with two 15
round magazines, factory target and manual. It has been fired, but very little.
Finish is 100% (as new) with mint bore. Manufactured in 1987 and marked with
the Tyson's Corner address on the pistol. Even the box is crisp showing only
minor shop wear. If you want the very best!
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Swiss
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02630. $ 750 Available (Curio & Relic)
Swiss Model 1929 Ordnance Revolver, caliber 7.5mm Swiss. Last variation of the
Model 1883 Swiss military revolver, made from 1933 to 1946. Nearly all military
blue with only slight wear on muzzle. Matching numbers and the Swiss "Cross in
Shield" crest on the left side of frame. Factory plastic grips appear "as new".
Mechanically excellent and action locks up tight. Extremely nice example of
this scarce revolver - with no import marks. Only about 18,000 were made.
Marked "P" for release from the military to Private ownership.
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02707. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Swiss Model 1882 Ordnance Revolver, caliber 7.5mm. Late production serial
36668. Retains almost all original military blue with small amount of holster
wear. Mechanically excellent and locks up tight. All numbered parts match. One
of the later examples with original grooved walnut grips - which are crisp.
Bore is excellent. A fine example of these well made 19th Century revolvers. No
import marks.
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Tokarev
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02714. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Early Chinese military Type 54 Tokarev Cal 7.62x25mm. Manufactured in 1964 by
"Factory 66" in China. Completely matching except magazine! Excellent condition
as arsenal refinished, showing some old pitting on slide. Mechanically
excellent with good or better bore. Correct grips and proper magazine. No
import marks and no added safety - just as brought back from Viet Nam as a War
Trophy. Early examples are harder to find.
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02421. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Tokarev, TT-33 factory cutaway from Poland! Complete with cutaway magazine.
Very unusual example of a rare pistol. Originally made as a cutaway between
1950-55 with over 50 cuts - outlined in red! Excellent condition.
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Walther
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02637. $ 495 Available
Uncommon Michigan Armament Guardian .380 stainless steel copy of the Walther
PPK. When importation of the Walther was banned, Indian Arms produced PPK
copies, followed by Eagle Arms, and Michigan Armament before production
permanently ceased. Overall condtion is excellent showing little evidence of
firing. A well-made uncommon copy of the Walther PPK which is very collectible.
It will also make a great carry gun!
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02214. $ 895 Available
German P38 Pistol Cal 9mm WWII German military issue pistol with matching
magazine. Made by Spreewerke in September, 1944. Very good - exc. bright bore
and mechanically excellent. Nearly all original military blue with only a trace
of holster wear. Numbers match. Matching numbered magazine (German police?).
Correct black plastic grips - no cracks or chips. No import marks and not
Russian Capture. Typical late war cyq machining and workmanship with two
"asterisk" markings (unusual) on slide. As issued, difficult to upgrade.
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02765. $ 895 Available (Curio & Relic)
French produced Walther P.38 SVW 45 9mm Pistol. Assembled by the French from
WWII Mauser parts, and placed into French military service. Some were used in
Viet-Nam. 100% original matt blue or phosphate finish showing no wear. All
matching numbers. Appears unfired (all were proof fired at the factory)
although the bore shows some roughness. Maybe it wasn't cleaned after it was
test fired? This one has the best finish I've found - and no import marks.
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02729. $ 2,495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Walther Banner P.38 Zero Series Test Pistol from the German miliary test trials
of 1938-1939. Serial 08671; midway in the series. Condtion is excellent with
about 80% original high polish blue showing grip strap wear with blue loss and
discoloration from moisture or blood. Vg bore with roughness in the grooves.
All matching numbers including locking block. Unnumbered later magazine.
Retains original red paint on rear sight and white paint on front sight! Rare
pistol in fine condition with no import marks. WWII vet war trophy from estate.
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02644. $ 1,995 Available
Unusual Walther Postwar 7.65mm Dural PPK-L in the crisp original box with
manual, rod, tool, and target. Dated 1966. Most unusual polished frame. The
polish looks to be factory quality so it might have been made as a market test
gun. The grip screw is plated to match the frame. Pistol shows light wear &
handling marks on the blued slide, but otherwise shows only test firing.
Numbers and proofs are all perfect - indicating factory work. NO IMPORT MARKS!
Very unusual gun in fine condition and crisp original box!
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Webley
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02780. $ 1,395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Late Webley Commercial Service Model Mark III .455 Revolver retailed by Hooton
& Jones of Liverpool. Marked .455/476 on barrel. About excellent high-polish
blue with dulling gripstraps, a few scratches from poor storage, and some
freckles on the topstrap. Bore is fair to good - strong rifling and shootable
but shows considerable corrosion. Grips are coarsely checkered. May have been
made in 1899 and most likely an officer purchase for the Boer War. No import
marks. Mark III revolvers aren't easy to find.
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02797. $ 795 Available (Non-firearm)
Interesting cased Webley Mark I .22 Air Pistol retailed by A.F. Stoeger in New
York and marked on the right side. Excellent plus condition overall with at
least 98% original blue and crisp excellent smooth walnut grips. Fitted wood
case is very well made, but shows it's age.
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02779. $ 750 Available (Curio & Relic)
1918 Webley Mark VI Australian Service Revolver converted to .45 ACP. Stamped
with "D Broad Arrow" markings on left and a rack number on the right frame.
Unusual serial of 400,100. Very good or better condtion showing blue wear and a
few scratches. Excellent bright bore. Mechanically excellent and locks up
tight. Gripstraps mostly gray patina. All matching numbers. Nice grips with
typical chip out of left base. No import marks.
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02796. $ 1,495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Unusual original Webley Mark VI .455 Revolver made by Enfield in 1926. These
were manufactured by Enfield without permission from Webley until stopped by
legal action. Overall condition about excellent, with 96-98% original blue
showing little holster and handling wear and a few freckles. All matching
numbers and excellent bore. Mechanically excellent. Excellent grips with minor
wear. Enfield examples are hard to find. Not converted to .45! The Classic
British Military Revolver in the original caliber with no import marks!
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02777. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Early 1916 dated Webley Mark VI British Service Revolver converted to .45 ACP.
Marked "3MD" on backstrap (Australian 3rd Military District) w/ 3/99s on right
frame. Very good or better condtion showing blue wear, patina, blue loss and
some freckling. Great serial number of 197,000! Excellent bright bore and
mechanically excellent. Fine grips with minor crack on right base. No import
marks. This one saw service throughout WWI. Interesting relic of WWI.
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