Pistol & Revolver Sales List
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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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02715. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Astra Model 600 Caliber 9mm Luger. Orginally made for WWII German Military,
but only some 10,000 were delivered before the route was cut off by Allied
armies. Later, a large quantity were acquired by the West German Border Police.
This pistol is almost surely one of these. Mechanically execllent with
excellent bore. Over 95% original finish, showing light gripstrap and holster
wear. Includes nice original leather holster and spare magazine. No import
marks.
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02675. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
Scarce Model 600 Portuguese Contract 9mm Pistol. Originally made for the German
Army in 1943-1945, but never delivered. 800 were acquired by the Portuguese
Navy in 1951. More rare than Nazi marked pistols (10,000 acquired). Stamped
with "M.R.P."(Marina Republic of Portugal) Navy acceptance mark. Original black
plastic grips. Condtion is excellent (near new) showing a few storage marks.
All matching numbers and no import marks. A super example of these rare
pistols.
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02682. $ 4,500 Available (Curio & Relic)
Outstanding Astra Model 900 7.63mm pistol with an original Astra shoulder
stock. Serial in the 27,000 range (stock is 26432). Condition is about new with
100% original finish showing minor handling marks in the grips. Stock shows
light handling marks and minor blue loss on iron, otherwise about new. Ordered
in 1937 by the Basque secessionist government in Bilbao, Spain, but never used.
Remained new in Spanish storage until imported by Interarms in early 1960s.
Fantastic quality and condition. No import marks. If you want the very best!
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Auto Pistol
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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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Auto Pistols
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01989. $ 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. Right grip has a amall piece missing above the top screw. Bore is bright
and excellent showing some crud in the throat - may clean. Mechanically
excellent. A scarce and unusual old pistol with no import marks.
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02429. $ 395 Available (Non-firearm)
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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01046. $ 250 Available (Non-firearm)
Stetchkin Shoulder Stock. Rare early wood example showing some Russian
Ordnance repairs to the wood. Very good or better condition.
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Belgian
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02659. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Lovely tiny French Retailed Belgian .32 Hammerless Revolver with manual safety.
Retailed by "L. Chobert Arqr, 16 R. Lafayette, Paris" engraved on topstrap.
This dealer also sold Winchester rifles! Excellent condition with most original
blue showing some blue flaking and one scratch on the left side. Appears
unfired - although certainly proof fired. Mechanically crisp and excellent with
excellent bore. No import marks. Would make a great pocket revolver!
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02718. $ 395 Available (Antique)
Unusual Antique Belgian Bag Grip Pocket Revolver in .380 (.38 Short Colt).
Equipped with an unusual manual hammer safety. Condition is near new with
virtually 100% original gloss blue showing only a few minor dings. Mecanically
excellent with excellent bore. Excellent finely checkered wood grips matching
to the assembly number (9). Little evidence of firing. No external maker
marking, but marked "DD" under the grip. An unusual little antique revolver in
outstanding condtion.
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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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02690. $ 595 Available
Early Argentine-made Browning HiPower 9mm Pistol made at FM (Fabrica Militar de
Armas Portatiles in Rosario) under license from FN. A few early examples were
imported some 30 years ago for collectors. This one is as new in the original
styrofoam box (which shows light shop wear). Gun is crisp and appears new and
unfired. Imported by Inter American of Sacramento, CA. These early examples are
difficult to find in collector condition. Complete with spare magazine.
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02692. $ 1,395 Available
Very unusual early consecutive numbered pair of Argentine Browning 9mm HP
Pistols. Imported in very small quantities by Pedro Bello many years ago. Black
painted finish with lanyard ring. Condition is as new with 100% factory finish
and appear unfired. Pedro imported the very first Argentine High Powers into
the United States when they were an unknown variation. It would be very
difficult to find another pair! Serials 07-127677 & 07-127678. Will consider
separating the two. Inquire.
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02694. $ 1,495 Available
Baford Arms (Bristol, TN) Model 35, rare American-made stainless high-quality
copy of the Browning High Power. Only made 1988-1993. Later model with Combat
safety, checkered walnut grips, Millett Mk. II sight, removable barrel bushing.
Condition is new overall and shows no evidence of firing. Brushed/matte
stainless finish is excellent. A rare gun in super condition.
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02693. $ 1,495 Available
Baford Arms (Bristol, TN) Model 35, rare American-made stainless high-quality
copy of the Browning High Power. Only made 1988-1993. Early model with Combat
safety, Pachmayr grips, Millett Mk. II sight, removable barrel bushing.
Condition is new overall and shows no evidence of firing. Brushed/matte
stainless finish is excellent. A rare gun in super condition.
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02234. $ 995 Available (Non-firearm)
Rare and unusual Belgian military combination holster for the pre-war Browning
9mm HP pistol and shoulder stock. The stock goes into a separate compartment at
the back of the holster and the pistol in the front. These holsters are highly
sought after and very difficult to find. Overall condition is very good or
better showing use and aging.
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02691. $ 2,695 Available
Early Browning factory cased set of their 3 popular handguns: 9mm High Power,
Model 1910 .380 and .25 Baby. All three were manufactured about the same time
and appear new and unfired (although all were proof fired at the factory). The
pistols show 100% original blue with mint bores. Case is about new showing no
wear. The small brass owner plaque is missing from the lid (easily replaced).
One of the finest 3-pistol sets you will find.
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02700. $ 2,595 Available
Lovely engraved Browning Louis XVI 9mm Model High Power Pistol. A limited
number were imported by Browning a few years ago. Very attractive matt plated
coin finish with darkened areas in the engraving. Fixed sight model - much more
attractive than the adjustable sights. Condition is about 100% new in the
original wood presentation case. Shows to be fired - but all were proof-fired
at the factory. Case shows a few storage scratches, otherwise near new.
Complete with original instruction book and case key.
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02699. $ 1,500 Available
Scarce Browning "Capitan" HP 9mm pistol with tangent sight, lanyard ring and
factory painted finish. Made in 1971 and marked "Browning Arms Company"
indicating it was brought in by Browning. Very few imported. Near new condition
with 99% finish. Little evidence of being fired (All were proof fired at the
factory). A rare pistol in exceptional condition.
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02654. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Very unusual Browning High-Power 9mm Pistol. Made in 1944 after the Allied
Liberation of Belgium using leftover Nazi parts. This is the 338th pistol made
after the Liberation of FN. Many were sold to Allied soldiers on their way to
the front. Still has a Nazi proof on the backside of the barrel. Excellent
condition showing minor holster wear and handling marks. Mechanically excellent
with perfect bore. Has GIs? initials lightly scratched on frame. No import
marks.
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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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02696. $ 1,295 Available
Crispy Browning Cased Medallist .22 Target Pistol. Excellent plus condition
overall showing little evidence of being fired. Grips and forend retain all the
original finish, and the pistol shows 100% blue. The case is also in excellent
condition showing no wear. One empty slot in the case shows a missing accessory
which should be easy to replace. All other accessories are present, including
the case keys. An outstanding example.
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00255. $ 350 Available
Browning 6" Nomad .22 pistol, excellent condition showing minor wear and a few
nicks and dings from use in the field. Made in Belgium, these are no longer
manufactured or imported by Browning. Excellent bore. Should make a fine
shooter.
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02476. $ 395 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
FN Browning Model 1922 Nazi Commerical .32 Pistol. Interesting and unusual
variation of the Nazi series pistols. This one has no Waffenamt markings, and
only Eagle N proofs indicating commercial sales. This would have been sold to
a military officer or civil official later in WWII. Condition is VG showing
holster wear, wear from service and some freckling from neglect. Mechanically
excellent with excellent bore. Matching numbers and no import marks. Certainly
a GI's WWII war trophy.
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Charter Arms
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02508. $ 995 Available
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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02507. $ 1,195 Sale Pending
Rare and very unusual Charter Arms Bulldog .44 Special Revolver (Model 34432).
Special Order, nickle plated factory hand engraved with special serial number
of BG-1. Ordered by factory executive (1970's? before the company folded) for
his personal collection ("BG" - his initials). Condition is new in the original
box. These special order guns are rarely found on the market! I also have the
companion blued .38 special revolver (not engraved) with BG1 serial! Only two
factory-engraved Charter Arms revolvers are known to exist. One of a kind!
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Colt
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02622. $ 2,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
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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Enfield
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02679. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
Unusual Enfield No. 2 Mark I** British Service Revolver in .38 S&W with rare
Hong Kong Police markings (H K P 0802) on backstrap. Made in 1944. Very good
overall condtion showing appropriate wear to the original painted finish.
Mechanically excellent with excellent bright bore. Appears to be rebuilt by the
Hong Kong police with parts renumbered to match and unusual locally made
checkered grips. No import marks. A very unusual example, since the HKP issued
mostly Colt Police Positive, Webley Mk IV, and S&W Model 10.
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02583. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
Unusual early Enfield No. 2 Mk I (no * marks) .38 Revolver. Made and accepted
in 1936. Early model with hammer spur (both double and single action). Very
good grooved walnut grips showing moderate wear. Matching numbers. Condition is
very good - excellent with most original blue. Light holster and handling wear.
Mechanically excellent with tight lockup and excellent bore. Complete with
lanyard ring. Small Arabic marking on right side of barrel. For a revolver that
saw service allthrough WWII, the condition is quite nice. Small import marks.
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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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French
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02710. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic)
A lovely French M1892 8mm Model d'Ordonnance Revolvers made in 1900. Commonly
called the "Lebel", these revolvers were used from 1892 until well into the
1970's. Excellent bore, mechanicaly excellent with tight lockup. Has virtually
100% orginal high quality finish showing only a few freckles. Trigger, hammer
and loading gate show considerable straw color with hammer darkening with age.
Perfect walnut grips. Made at St Ettiene and dated 1900. No import marks and a
beautiful example. One of the best. Includes old western style holster!
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02689. $ 1,495 Available (Antique)
French Model 1874 Officers Revolver in 11mm. Known as the Chamelot-Delvigne,
the Officers Model differs from the enlisted 1873 version by a blued finish,
and a fluted cylinder. Condition is about NRA antique excellent with some blue
loss/discoloration on the right side. Mechanically excellent with excellent
bright bore. Numbers appear to match. Crisp walnut grips. A nice example in
reasonable condition. No importer marks.
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02469. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic)
French MAB Model "C" Cal .32 ACP pistol. Condition is near new with virtually
all original finish. Mechanically excellent with perfect bore. Made by
Manufacture d'Armes Bayonne (MAB) in the 1950's for Winfield Arms Company
(WAC). Finish has only minor handling marks. Similar to the Browning Model 1910
pistol and is a nicely-made, well-finished pocket pistol. A great item for a
collection, or for a shooter. They don't make them like this any more.
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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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Husqvarna
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02706. $ 595 Available (Antique)
Lovely Antique Swedish Husqvarna Model 1887 Nagant 7.5mm Service Revolver and
Holster. Excellent overall condition with crisp action, excellent bright bore
and considerable original blue. Light holster wear on sharp edges and cylinder.
Strong straw colors on hammer, trigger, loading gate and spring. No import
marks. A very nice example, complete with it's holster.
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Italian
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01644. $ 295 Available (Curio & Relic)
Bernardelli Model VP Pistol, Caliber .32ACP. Made in Italy and dated "1952"
this well made, all steel pistol was sold until the 1970's. Mechanically
excellent with a very good bore. Original finish is turning gray on the
backstrap, and has small storage nicks. Factory grips are very good and
uncracked. A very solid feeling medium sized 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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02716. $ 1,195 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
Unusual 1937 S/42 Luger used by the Norwegians for target shooting competition.
Fittted with a well-made tapered bull barrel sleeve with grooved rib over a 4
1/2" 9mm unnumbered barrel. Front sight marked "67". Uses the original rear
sight squared for sight picture. Prior owner was shooting it. Matching except
for barrel(?), grips and Danish magazine. Grips (which match each other) have
been coated with a non-slip surface. Excellent bore. Well-balanced and will
make a great shooter! No import marks. Very few have gotten out of Norway.
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02658. $ 1,195 Available (Curio & Relic)
Finnish M1923 .30 Luger with Finnish Arms SA stampings. Very good or better
condition with strong original blue. Mechanically excellent with perfect bore.
Numbers mostly mismatched. Barrel and receiver unnumbered. Nice grips with
interesting markings. Import marks under the barrel. Strong Finnish SA army
marking on left side of receiver and toggle. These Finnish pistols have become
more difficult to find.
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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)
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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Mannlicher
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02633. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Mannlicher 1905 Argentine Contract pistol. Some of these were imported in the
1960s and have become difficult to find. The Argentine government removed the
crest before allowing the pistol to be exported. Overall condition is
very good or better as arsenal refinished. Bore is very good, shiny with sharp
rifling. Numbers match. Grips are sound and show some old dents and gouges. No
import marks. Better than the usual example.
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Merwin & Hulbert
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02522. $ 695 Available (Antique)
Early Antique Merwin & Hulbert Second Model .38 5 shot revolver. Made by
Hopkins & Allen for Merwin & Hulbert in the 1870s & 80s with 3 1/2" barrel
scoop flutes, exposed cylinder pin and sliding loading gate, SN 5395. Very good
condition with all matching assembly numbers. Some case colors and about 75%
original nickle with some loss mostly on the left side. Nice original dog head
grips. Mechanically sound & functional. Not as tight as it was when new.
Shootable bore shows strong rifling with some roughness.
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Nagant
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02713. $ 695 Available (Antique)
Antique Model 1881 Brazilian Navy Nagant .440 (11.2x20R) Revolver. Made by
Nagant in Belgium and marked "Brevet Nagant". Marked "GB" in circle for
Government of Brazil. Originally marked MARINHA DOS, E.U. DO BRAZIL", but this
has been stippled out years ago - along with the frame serial number. Barrel
serial intact. Rare revolver in good condition showing many years of service.
Mechanically ok. Grips show wear and some shrinkage. Very good bright sharp
bore with some minor rust. Will clean. No import marks.
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02712. $ 895 Available (Antique)
Antique Model 1893 Argentine German Nagant .440 (11.2x22R) Revolver. Made by
Simson & Co. in Suhl, Germany. Sharp crown/Crown U proofs. Complete with an
original Argentine holster! These antique revolvers are fairly rare and this
one is in excellent condition as arsenal refurbished many years ago.
Mechanically excellent and locks up tight. Grips show wear and some shrinkage.
Very good bright sharp bore with some minor rust patches. Will clean. No import
marks.
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02726. $ 995 Available (Antique)
Interesting early antique Russian Model 1895 Nagant gas seal revolver made by
L. Nagant in 1898 at Liege, Belgium. Excellent condition showing minor blue
wear and some blue loss. All matching numbers. Nice original walnut grips
showing minor wear. Appears to be a commercial model possible officer purchase.
Found in Bulgaria a few years ago. No import marks.
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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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Radom
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02657. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic)
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)
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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Remington
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02518. $ 250 Available (Non-firearm)
Remington Mark III Signal Pistol, Caliber 10 Gauge flare. Made from 1915 to
1918 and chambered for a special 10 gauge flare cartridge. Not intended for 10
gauge shotgun shells. Only 24,500 were made. Mechanically excellent, but
missing the barrel catch (won't lock shut). Condition is otherwise vg - exc
with nearly all blue on barrel - which has extensive ding marks overall. Dark
bore. Brass frame has nice patina from age. Factory walnut grips. With holster.
An interesting and little-known Remington product.
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Ruger Replacement
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02242. $ 100 Available
New precision laminated pistol stock for the Stainless Steel M.O.A. 10/22
receiver. 100% precision inletted including the second lug for a free-floating
barrel for ultimate accuracy. Build a custom 10/22 pistol with your choice of
barrel length and add a scope! Complete with action screws. No final finish.
Reshape as you wish. Just smooth up the outside with fine steel wool, and apply
your choice of stock finish. The easiest is a few coats of old-fashioned
linseed oil. Choice of black (dark grey) or desert camouflage (earth tones).
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Russian
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02667. $ 995 Sale Pending
Russian Margolin "Vostok" .22 Short target pistol. Marked "Made in USSR" (in
English!) on slide. Excellent condition overall showing storage dings on the
metal and light wear on the grips. Mechanically excellent with perfect bore.
Complete with compensator and barrel weight. Matching numbers including
matching 6 round magazine. No import marks. Hard to find!
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Single Shot
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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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Smith & Wesson
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02427. $ 995 Available
Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 .22 Revolver, RCMP marked! This revolver was used by
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for training, and is marked "Aux. RCMP B.C."
(British Columbia) - which appears to be factory applied. These are rare in
the United States! Condition is Excellent + showing very little wear. Grips
are mismatched.
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02676. $ 995 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
S&W Second Model Hand Ejector Mark II .455 British Service Revolver. Stamped
with the British Broadarrow on left side indicating British issue. Condition
is excellent, with about 97% original blue showing of spots and little holster
wear. Almost no gripstrap wear. Little evidence of firing. Mechanically
excellent with excellent bore and locks up tight. Original unnumbered grips.
Crisp left grip and right one shows some wear and dings. A relic of WWI. One
ofthe better ones I've encountered. Chambers appear lengthened for .45LC.
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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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02631. $ 695 Available (Antique)
Early Swiss Model 1882 Ordnance Revolver, caliber 7.5mm. Early 4 digit serial
8892. Retains almost all its original military blue with small amounts of wear
on the edges of the hexagonal barrel. Mechanically excellent and locks up
tight. All numbered parts match. Crisp original black hard rubber grips with
strong diamonds. Bore is excellent. An excellent example of these well made
19th Century revolvers. No import marks. A very nice revolver,
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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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02711. $ 4,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Rare Walther HP in 7.65mm Luger. Few made for commercial sale in early 1940's.
All matching serial 299x. Slide with original "7.65mm" marking and Eagle/N
proof. Extensive old deep engraving on slide, with wolf-head motif on right
side. Modest engraving on frame with no engraving on barrel. High quality
non-factory checkered walnut grips. Overall condition is excellent plus with
99% blue and mint bore. Serial listed in Buxton Vol. I. Originally in the Sid
Aberman collection with letter from Jim Rankin.
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02685. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Very unusual Walther P.38 made by Mauser in 1945 under French occupation.
Known as the "Gray Ghost" because of the parkerized finish, this has a
high-quality polished or plated finish overall, including the magazine and
steel grips. The original locking block and rear sight are blued. Markings are
clear with flat surfaces. When and why this was done is unknown. Possible
presentation pistol? Mechanically excellent with exc. bore. No import marks.
Complete with French military/police holster and white belt. One of a kind!
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02665. $ 1,495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Early Walther Model HP commercial 9mm pistol, serial 3128. Excellent condition
restoration with 100% blue and crisp markings. Mechanically excellent with vg
bright bore showing some minor corrosion. Matching numbers except unnumbered
WWII magazine. Proper prewar unnumbered waffen-proofed HP grips. No import
marks. Early Walther HP pistols are hard to find. Very attractive.
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02684. $ 1,495 Sale Pending
Walther PPK, Caliber .32ACP. Manufactured in 1967. No import marks. Stamped
"Made in West-Germany" on left frame. Retains nearly all factory finish showing
slight muzzle wear. Little evidence of firing with mirror bore. In crisp
matching factory "aligator leather grain" box with spare magazine, cleaning
rod, manual, test target and tool. An outstanding post-war PPK which would be
difficult to upgrade. No import marks. A very nice example.
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02720. $ 1,495 Available
Walther PPK, Caliber .380 ACP. Manufactured in 1968. No import marks. Retains
nearly all factory finish showing slight muzzle wear. Little evidence of firing
with mirror bore. Pistol is in the original plastic bag in the matching factory
"alligator leather grain" box (tape on the corners) with spare magazine,
manual, and test target. An outstanding post-war PPK which would be difficult
to upgrade. No import marks. A very nice example.
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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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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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02688. $ 1,095 Available
Walther Model PPK Pistol, Caliber .32 ACP. Manufactured in Germany in 1966,
just before import was banned. Mechanically excellent with excellent bore.
Excellent condition showing only slight handling & holster wear. Original brown
Walther grips and black finger extension. Stamped "Made in West-Germany" on
left side. An excellent collectible carry gun which should increase in value.
No importer marks. Getting hard to find.
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02683. $ 1,095 Available
Walther Model PPK Pistol, Caliber .380 ACP (9mm kurz). Manufactured in Germany
in 1967, just before import was banned. Mechanically excellent with excellent
bore. Excellent condition showing only slight handling & holster wear. Original
black Walther grips and finger extension. Stamped "Made in West-Germany" on
left side. An excellent collectible carry gun which should increase in value.
No importer marks. Getting hard to find.
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Webley
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02702. $ 995 Available (Antique)
Early Antique Webley .455 Mark III British Service Revolver. Still in the
original .455 caliber with 4" barrel and bird-head grip. Low serial in 89xx
range. Very good condition with matching numbers. Military broad arrows on
major parts. Finish turning brown and showing light old freckling. Bright
shootable bore with light pitting. Nice original grips. Regimental marks on
backstrap: "RA" and "CBAC". No import marks.
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02704. $ 795 Available (Curio & Relic)
Interesting Webley Commercial Mark IV .455 Revolver sold by Williams & Powell,
Liverpool. Known as the "Boer War" model. Probably purchased by an officer for
use in Africa. Converted to .45 ACP when imported many years ago. Excellent
condition overall with 4" barrel, excellent bright bore, and birdhead grip.
Grips are chipped on both sides, and the lanyard ring has been removed.
Commercial models are difficult to find, and this is a fine example.
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02674. $ 1,295 Sale Pending(Antique)
Unaltered Antique Webley Mark I .455 Revolver, ca. 1890. Original .455 caliber!
Serial in 15,6xx range. Large Navy Broad Arrow marking lightly engraved on
topstrap, "N 6" on backstrap. Matching numbers. Appears unaltered from original
configuration. Excellent condition showing little handling and no holster wear.
Minor storage marks. Excellent bore. Gripstraps show a few light pits but
almost no wear. Mechanically excellent. Fine original grips with no chips.
Excellent original example of these early revolvers. One of the best I've had.
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02717. $ 1,395 Available (Antique)
Unaltered Antique Webley Mark I .455 Revolver, ca. 1893. Original caliber!
Serial in the 37,5xx range. Army model with South African "U" marking on
backstrap. Matching numbers. Appears to be unaltered from it's original
configuration. Excellent condition showing handling, light holster wear and
some light unobtrusive pitting. Gripstraps show minor wear to blue.
Mechanically excellent. Fine crisp grips with no chips. Very good bright bore.
A nice original example with very unusual issue marking.
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02398. $ 1,995 Available (Curio & Relic)
The earliest Webley Mark I Navy Issue I have seen. Serial 115 (First day of
production?). Manufactured 1890-92 and in crisp excellent condition. Matching.
About 98% blue and mechanically excellent. Left grip has chip at lower edge and
repaired chip on right. Sorry to say it's been converted to .45 Auto Rim. Bore
only fair. Navy marks on backstrap (N 3), but no ugly Broad Arrow carved into
topstrap. These early Mark I revolvers are impossible to find! No import marks.
WD Broad Arrow markings (War Department). Try to find a better one!
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02703. $ 995 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
Interesting Webley Mark IV .455 British Service Revolver, still in the original
.455 caliber. Known as the "Boer War" model, many saw service in Africa.
Mechanically excellent (full of old stiff grease), 4" barrel with excellent
bright bore, and bird-head grip. Original finish looks parkerized (or matt
blue), showing the usual handling and service marks. Light holster wear. Very
good original grips. No import marks. Matching numbers with broad arrows on
major parts. Revolver is better than the picture.
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02672. $ 1,295 Available (Curio & Relic)
Historic early Boer War era Webley Mark IV 4" .455 British Service Revolver
marked to the Royal Horse Artilley. Serial 82,3xx makes it one of the earliest,
and it's still .455! "9/10, U, R.H.A., 8" marked on backstrap. Mechanically
excellent with crisp action. Very good or better condition overall with very
little blue wear. Finish shows discoloration and some freckling from 100 years
of storage. Perfect bright bore, all matching numbers with crisp original
grips. No import marks.
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01576. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Webley Mark IV Revolver, Caliber .38S&W. A commercial revolver with nearly all
of its blue finish. Bore is excellent. Mechanically excellent. Plastic grips
marked with the "Webley" logo, with a chip missing from the bottom of the right
panel, which does not detract. The frame bottom is marked "T.P.D. 762" for
Toronto Police Department. Canadian police marked Webley's are very scarce and
this is an excellent example.
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02686. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic)
Interesting Webley Mark IV WWI British Military Revolver in .38 S&W. Contition
is excellent showing some loss of the original military black paint over the
blue. Marked "War Finish" and has a military accepance on the left side of the
barrel. Later British commercial proofs on right side. Mechanically excellent
and tight with perfect bore. No import marks. Nice original black grips.
Complete with it's canvas holster.
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02568. $ 395 Available (Antique)
Interesting antique Webley-Style Belgian RIC .450 Revolver. Equipped with a
very unusual manual safety. Functions in double and single action, but doesn't
lock up tight. Bore needs cleaning but has strong rifling. These big bore
revolvers were popular in Europe, England and the American West in the late
1800s for personal defense. This is the first I've seen with a manual safety.
Black finish is clean without rust. Sound checkered wood grips. An interesting
historic gun at a reasonable price.
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02708. $ 595 Sale Pending(Curio & Relic)
Classic Webley WWI Mark VI .455 Revolver made in 1917. Converted to .45 ACP
using half-moon clips or .45 Auto Rim. Certainly used in WWI. British Broad
Arrow military marks. Condition about excellent with almost all original blue
showing a bit of discoloration, minor holster and gripstrap wear. Still has
original paint on the latch. Perfect bright bore with matching numbers. Nice
original grips with minor chip out of the bottom right grip at the pin. A very
clean example of these historic WWI revolvers with no import marks.
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02722. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic)
Classic Webley WWI Mark VI .455 Revolver. Still in the ORIGINAL .455 caliber!
Made in 1917 and certainly used in WWI. Has the British Broad Arrow military
property marking. Condition vg to excellent showing honest holster and handling
wear. Gripstrap wear evident. VG-Exc. bright bore and matching numbers. Very
good original grips with a few dings but no chips. Unaltered examples have
become hard to find! An fine example of these historic WWI revolvers with no
import marks.
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02709. $ 1,095 Available (Curio & Relic)
Classic Webley WWI Mark VI .455 Revolver. Still in the ORIGINAL .455 caliber!
Made in 1918 and certainly used in WWI. Has the British Broad Arrow military
property marking. Condition is excellent with nearly all original blue
showing very light holster wear and no gripstrap wear. Perfect bright bore with
matching numbers. Fine original grips with no chips. Unaltered examples in this
condition are hard to find! An excellent example of these historic WWI
revolvers with no import marks.
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