BOB ADAMS
COLLECTOR FIREARMS
P.O. BOX 23010, ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87192 U.S.A. (505) 255-6868

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Astra
02322. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2 3 4
Astra Model 400 9mm Largo Military Pistol with Spanish Civil Guard crest on the slide. Early serial in the 11,xxx range, and complete with the original Civil Guard box, spare magazine, manual and original fitted plastic bag for the pistol! Very good condition showing some holster wear and a few freckles. About 90% original blue and bright finished trigger and safety. Very good bore with some roughness and proper hard rubber grips. Proper magazine. Mechanically excellent. No import marks. Rare to find in the original box!
02313. $ 1,495 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Astra Model 800 "Condor" 9mm parabellum pistol. These unusual pistols were made in limited quantities in the 1950's & '60's as a refined Model 600 with an exposed hammer and shaped grip. Total production only about 11,500 examples. This one was made in 1963. 99% or better high polish original blue with only few tiny nicks from handling. Perfect bore and shows little evidence of firing. A very fine example that's difficult to find as very few were imported. No import marks.
Auto Pistols
01353. $ 895 Available Pictures:1 2 3 4 5
South African Mamba 9mm stainless steel pistol. One of only a very few which were manufactured in South Africa before being acquired by Navy Arms and production moved to the United States. Few were manufactured in all variations before production was permanently halted. Marked MAMBA 9mm PARABELLUM on the left side and NAVY ARMS CO. RIDGEFIELD N.J. USA on the right. Very low serial of 300x. I believe they started at 3000. New in the original box with wrapping paper and instruction sheet. Appears to have been made in the United States.
00793. $ 395 Available Pictures:1
Russian Shoulder Stock for the Stetchkin selective-fire pistol. This is a late example made from a phenolic composition material. Condition is about new.
01046. $ 250 Available Pictures:1
Stetchkin Shoulder Stock. Rare early wood example showing some Russian Ordnance repairs to the wood. Very good or better condition.
Browning
02234. $ 995 Available Pictures:1
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.
01782. $ 395 Available Pictures:1
Interesting Browning Hi Power shoulder stock with attached leather holster. Marked "FN" on the flap and on the stock. This appears to be a reproduction stock that has been modified and aged to appear old and well-used. It has an aluminum stud rather than a strap closure. Inside pouch for cleaning rod. A unique shoulder stock. Will make a great display with a prewar pistol.
02282. $ 395 Available Pictures:1
Shoulder stock for the European Browning HP pistol. These were made a number of years ago, using an original attaching iron from Fabrique Nationale in Belgium, with new-made wood. The holsters appear identical to the originals. These have now become difficult to find. They are legal with prewar Browning HP pistols, and a few post-war HP pistols, but not with Inglis pistols. Check with BATF for current rulings. Condition is used in excellent condition.
02211. $ 1,195 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1
FN Model 1903 Cal 9mm Browning long rare Turkish contract police pistol. VG+ Bore. Mechanically excellent and all matching numbers. Original grips have some small worm holes. Frame has about 70% original finish and the slide is missing most finish. Slide is marked with crest of Sultan Abdul Hamid II on top and with the Farsi characters meaning "Authority" and the contract number. No import markings. Only some 8000 Turkish 1903's were purchased in the 1908 to 1914 period. An exceedingly scarce pistol!
Colt
02331. $ 895 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Colt M1911A1 .45 Pistol made in 1950. Serial 240,3xx-C range. Upgraded to match quality. Original blue frame with parkerized commercial slide. Triangle match rear sight with high match front sight. National Match barrel (marked) and grooved match trigger. Pachmayr grips. Excellent condition overall showing some light blue wear. Mechanically excellent and tight with crisp trigger pull. A fine-quality traditional match pistol which will also be suitable to carry.
01893. $ 1,695 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Colt Military Model 1903 Hammerless. Cal. 32 ACP. "U.S. Property" Marked. Manfactured in 1944 for U.S. Military use. Parkerized finish is smooth and worn with most of the loss on top of side and edges. Correct wooden grips are similarly worn from use. Good example of a hard to find US Military Pistol. No import marks and no British proofs, so it was U.S. Issue. Shipped from New York Port of Embarkation in December 1944. Has an issue number of 44 stamped on the left frame. Excellent bore. With factory letter! ($100 value)
Cutaway
00849. $ 395 Available (Antique) Pictures:1 2 3 4
National Arms Company, New York USA Factory cutaway revolver. This is an unusual maker bought by Colt in 1870! It has an unusual enclosed hammer design with floating firing pin. Clearly a factory cutaway (possiblly a salesman's sample), it was made from a new, unfired revolver. Mint bore, and in fine condition with most of the blue. It has nicks and dings as would be expected of a salesman's sample. It has no mainspring to prevent it from being fired. Could this have been a proposed Colt model?
00554. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
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.
Enfield
02324. $ 495 On Hold (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Unusual Enfield No. 2 Mk I** Tanker Model Snub-Nose 2" British Service Revolver made by Albion. Double-action only. Converted for tankers and air crews. Overall excellent plus condition with the usual ordnance blackpaint finish. All matching numbers with excellent bore. No import marks. A fine example of these historic revolvers.
02333. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2 3
Fine and unusual early 1934 Enfield No. 2 Mk I (no * marks) .38 Royal Air Force Revolver. Very early example with hammer spur (double and single action). Original grooved woodgrips. Matching numbers. Condition is excellent with nearly all original blue. Grips show little wear. Mechanically excellent with tight lockup and excellent bore. Marked "R.A.F." on frame. Complete with lanyard ring. Interesting Royal Air Force history. Difficult to find. No import marks.
Flare Pistols
01035. $ 350 Available Pictures:1
German WWII Flare Pistol made from Zinc, with steel trigger, trigger guard and operating lever. (Zink-Signalpistole Modell Heer). Marked ac43, this was made at Walther during 1943. Nazi Zinc flare pistols are hard to find. I understand this one was found in a pillbox in recent years, and shows some deterioration of the zinc. I've not tried to clean it. The action works well.
Frommer
02344. $ 2,495 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Unusual and rare Frommer Model 1910 pistol in caliber 7.65mm Frommer. Made by Fegyvergyar in Hungary. Overall excellent condition. Bright bore is very good or better. Shows virtually 100% blue with only a few minor freckles. Excellent grips and wood bottom on the magazine. The design, engineering and craftmanship is amazing. Only flaw is some mars and a non-critical crack in the knurled muzzle bushing which is probably refinished along with the muzzle nut. Near new and shows almost no wear. The best example I've seen.
Italian
01644. $ 295 Available Pictures:1
Bernardelli Model 60 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.
Lahti
01364. $ 50 Available Pictures:1
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.
Luger
02287. $ 595 Available Pictures:1
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.
02342. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Finnish M1923 Luger Pistol in the original 7.65 caliber. SA markings indicate Finnish Military. Exc. bore. Mechanically exc. Retains 95% arsenal finish with wear on sideplate. Mixed numbers as is typical (and expected) on Finnish Lugers. Very good wooden grips with minor chip at safety. Import marked on barrel. "DWM" Logo on toggle, along with Boxed SA on receiver. Mismatched proper SA marked magazine. A typical Finnish Luger that saw many years of service and fought the Russians during the Winter War.
02338. $ 1,595 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Interesting 1917 DWM Luger 9mm Artillery Model with 7" barrel. Originally an artillery model that was sold commercially in the 1920s. Marked "Germany" on the barrel and back of frame. Very good condtion with all matching numbers and proper "Germany" marked magazine. Strong straw colors. Excellent bore. Outside of matching barrel shows minor pitting under the blue, so the barrel may have been refinished back in the 20's when the gun was sold. These 7" Artilleries are interesting and little is known about them.
02316. $ 9,995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Outstanding John Martz Presentation Custom Luger Carbine in 7.65mm, 16" barrel. Condition is brand new showing just a trace of being test fired. Engraved on the side "Martz Luger Carbine No. 79, Presented to Winton Jones, (signed) John V. Martz April 5, 1995". All matching presentation-grade walnut forend, grips and shoulder stock. This is a fantastic set, and is complete with it's custom fitted walnut presentation case. A truly outstanding set in exceptional condition. If you want the very best - you won't find a better one!
02343. $ 1,695 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Interesting 1912/1920 marked Erfurt Military Luger. Very early Erfurt made in 1912 (serial 40xx), then converted in 1920 to .30 and used by the Police. Later, it was marked "Germany" and sold commercially. Regimental marking of "B.F.C.a.2." (F & C in script). Overall condition is excellent with strong 95% original blue showing light wear on high points and some remaining straw. Excellent bore! Matching except magazine. No import marks. A very nice example with an interesting history!
02340. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
DWM 1915 German Military Luger in 9mm. Very good condition showing blue loss. About 75% blue remains with the remainder brown patina. No pitting. All matching numbers except proper magazine. Bright shootable bore shows strong rifling and fine pitting. Strong blue on gripstraps. This would make a fine shooter or a great candidate for restoration. No import marks.
02337. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Nice old WWII German Luger made by Mauser. Code 42 dated 1940 on chamber. All matching numbers except magazine and firing pin. Overall condition is very good showing blue wear from service with about 80% remaining. Bore is bright and shows pitting, but very shootable. Proper magazine and nice crisp grips. A legitimate untouched WWII Luger which needs a good cleaning. No import marks.
02341. $ 3,995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
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 original grips with little wear. Bore is bright, with sharp rifling and smooth lands, with light pitting in the grooves. A nice crisp example which is very collectible. No import marks.
02339. $ 1,995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Classic Swiss Model 1929 Military Luger in 7.65mm. Serial in the 71,xxx range made in the 1940s. Marked with a "P" on front trigger guard indicating it was relased from service. Excellent example with about 98% blue showing only slight holster wear on the high points. Mechanically excellent with mint bore. Proper magazine. Very collectible example with no import marks. These are classic Lugers made with Swiss prcision at Waffenfabrik Bern, and this is a fine example.
02323. $ 1,095 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2 3
Mauser Parabellum 4" American Eagle Luger in 9mm. Known as the 1970 model, manufactured by Mauser and imported by Interarms some years ago. Condition is near new, showing slight wear. 99% original blue with full straw colors. Slight holster wear on sideplate. Mint bore. Crisp original grips with sharp checkering. Complete with the original (tattered) numbered box. A nice example of the last of the real Luger pistols. American Eagle crest on chamber. You can shoot this one without losing value.
MAB
02325. $ 695 Available Pictures:1 2
French MAB Modele P-15 9mm pistol. Unusual high-capacity 15 shot pistol, imported by HOWCO of Laurel, MD many years ago. This one has about 99% of the original grey parkerized finish. Condition is excellent, near new showing slight wear on the high edges. This is not the 'PA", or 'M1' or 'S' model, but is simply marked P-15. These have become hard to find in recent years and this is an excellent example with the unusual parkerized finish.
02286. $ 795 Available Pictures:1 2 3 4
MAB Modele PA-15 S, 9mm pistol. Unusual rotary barrel 15 shot high capacity pistol. New in original plastic wrap, numbered cardboard box, cleaning brush, and French certificate from the Chamber of Commerce of Industry in Paris numbered to the gun! This is not the more common model marked "M1", but the "S" model which is not so often found. These pistols were imported for a short time years ago (about 1970). Production ceased in the 1980's. No import marks.
Mauser
02326. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Unusual German P.38 9mm Service pistol made by Mauser and marked with a Mauser Banner. Excellent overall condition with very good shiny barrel. 96% or better grey parkerized finish and matching numbers. Mechanically excellent. Marked on the slide with a Mauser Banner! These Banner pistols are reputed to be fakes, but if so, this is a really good job! It has proper Mauser WaA135 proofs - so the pistol is a Mauser. In any case, here is a great example! No P.38 collection is complete without one!
01297. $ 995 Available (Antique) Pictures:1
Unusual Mauser made Model 1883 Reichsrevolver converted to .22. Possibly converted for military training. Barrel and chambers have been sleeved to .22. Mechanically excellent with tight action and good bore. Outside condition is good with much original finish and some old pitting - mostly on the right side of the barrel. All matching numbers and nice grips. Regimentally marked on back strap "E A.65.270" and "119.R.3.1." I've not seen another.
00743. $ 99 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1
Mauser HSc frames. I've located several original Mauser HSc stripped frames that date from about 1945. Replace your damaged frame or build up a gun from parts. Condition is good or better.
01996. $ 395 Available Pictures:1
Unusual Mauser HSc Cal .32 ACP. Early post-war HSc made in Germany and imported by Interarms. Mechanically excellent. Wooden grips are excellent as is the Bore. Shows holster wear on muzzle end of slide, otherwise about 95%+ finish present. Nearly all of these were .380's, and it is difficult to find one in .32 caliber. Early serial of 00.635x.
02327. $ 495 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Mauser HSc Pistol, Caliber .32 ACP. Later wartime pistol in the 849,xxx serial range. Mechanically excellent with an excellent, bright bore. Military blue finish shows edge wear on slide and nearly all blue on the gripstraps. Original wood grips are very good with some minor dents and minor repaired crack on the right. Eagle N commercial proof on the right trigger guard, so it was possibly purchased by an officer or civil official. No import marking, so it probably was a vet bringback from WWII.
Revolver
01431. $ 425 Available Pictures:1 2 3
American Western Arms "longhorn" Single Action revolver, caliber .45 Long Colt. Three and one-half inch barrel. Mechanically "as new". Appears to be test fired only. Wooden grips are unblemished. With original factory plastic case. This is the model with the firing pin mounted on the hammer just like the original Colt SAA. No transfer bar.
Russian
02248. $ 195 Available Pictures:1
Rare WWII Soviet Military Holster for the Korovin .25 pistol. These were issued to high ranking officers, doctors and nurses before and during WWII. The pistols are rare, and the holsters virtually unknown. This may be your only chance to get an original holster for your Korovin pistol - and this is in near new condition. Note: Pistol is NOT included! Holster only.
Savage
01707. $ 295 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1
Savage Model 1907 Variation 12-T Caliber .32 auto pistol No. 72,926. Very good condition with some blue wear. Rare transition magazine (top hole only). Complete with factory letter.
Smith & Wesson
02258. $ 795 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Smith & Wesson Model 19-4 .357 Magnum, City of Los Angeles, 200th Anniversary 1781-1981 Revolver. Stamped with a 1981 Los Angeles Police Badge crest. New in the original box with papers, wrapper & rod, and complete with it's original presentation case (with key) which shows no wear. 100% original blue. Cylinder has been turned, but otherwise brand new, unfired. This is an outstanding example.
01789. $ 450 Available (Antique) Pictures:1
S&W No. 1-1/2 Second Issue Revolver in .32 rf, manufactured between 1868 and 1875. Overall antique excellent showing nearly all original finish on the rosewood grips. Crisp and clean with about 85% (or better) original nickel that hasn't been polished. Excellent bore and shows it has been fired little. Mechanically excellent with tight action. A very nice example of these early revolvers.
02236. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Wells Fargo documented S&W 6" Military & Police Revolver (1905 4th Change) in .38 Special. Manufactured ca. 1922-23. Complete with original special leather holster (marked E.B. Robertson), and copy of Wells Fargo 1966 letter showing ownership of the revolver. Marked on grip frame "W.F. & Co." under the grips. Condition very good or better with most original blue showing some flaking on the frame and usual nicks and dings expected from a service pistol. Rare and historic Wells Fargo Revolver!
02332. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Smith & Wesson M1917 .45 WWI Military Revolver in excellent original condition. Stamped "United States Property" under barrel. Crisp excellent mechanical and cosmetic condition with mint bore. Shows slight holster wear and handling marks with about 97% or more original commercial-grade blue. Tight action. Original grips are excellent showing handling marks and some dings at the base. A fine early example in the 34,xxx serial range suitable for collecting or shooting. These have become hard to find in this condition.
00690. $ 995 Available Pictures:1
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.
Star
01180. $ 595 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1
Interesting Star Model B 9mm Nazi pistol. A WWII war trophy brought back by a GI, since it has no import markings. Professionally nickle plated sometime during it's working life. Has "B 4369" marked on slide, barrel & frame, as well as an original Nazi proof on the frame. These have been well documented as original Nazi pistols (and is not one of the fakes floating around). An authentic WWII war trophy in excellent condition outside, with a rough (but shootable) bore.
Swiss
02289. $ 750 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
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. Released to Private Sales in 1953.
Tokarev
00360. $ 395 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
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.
Walther
02329. $ 1,995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
Walther 1936 Olympia Jaeger Model .22 Target Pistol. Mechanically excellent with exc. bore. Very unusual fine-checkered wraparound walnut grips appear original with machined inletting but are not numbered. Matching magazine. Original blue finish is nearly all present with minor fading. Excellent example of these outstanding target pistols. The design was so effective, they were manufactured, unchanged, after the war by Hammerli. A book on Olympia Pistols will published by well-known Walther expert, Warren Buxton. No import marks.
02233. $ 1,195 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
A rare early Walther Manurhin PPK .32 with St. Etienne proof, complete with matching numbered magazine. Serials began at 100,000 and this one is 117,xxx - probably made in the late 1950's. Originally a European police pistol, (ownership mark struck out) this example was imported by Interarms many years ago. Very few were imported before importation was banned in 1968. Condition is excellent, showing minor blue wear at the muzzle. Overall about 96% condition with the only wear at the muzzle. A fine example of an unusual PPK.
01695. $ 1,095 Available Pictures:1 2 3
Walther PPK Pistol, Caliber .32ACP. Manufactured by Walther and dated 1962. Mechanically excellent. Excellent bright bore. Nearly all original finish remains with only small loss on the front grip strap. Excellent condition original grips and magazine. With it's military style black leather holster. No import marks.
01428. $ 695 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1
Spreewerke (cyq) P38 pistol, caliber 9mm Luger. Made by Spreewerke in early 1944 for German Army in WW II. Mechanically excellent with nearly all the original thin blue with some blue loss on the front of the right side of the slide and barrel. Fairly rough and crude metal finish, typical of late WWII pistols. Brown grips are complete with no cracks or splits. Proper magazine. Excellent bore and shows little evidence of use. Matching numbers. A nice example of a WW II German military P.38.
02251. $ 895 Available Pictures:1
Walther postwar PPK 9mm Kurz (.380) pistol. Manufactured by Walther in Germany and imported by Interarms in 1968. Very good to excellent condition showing holster wear at the front of the slide, and some light scratches and a few dings from use. Mechanically excellent with mint bore. Light gripstrap wear. This would make a great defense gun. No need to pay for a mint collector's PPK when this one already has some wear.
02288. $ 995 Available Pictures:1 2
Beautiful West German Walther PPK/S in .22 LR. Imported by Interarms many years ago. Condition is a lovely 98% high-polish blue showing only slight box wear. Perfect gripstraps. Mint bore and mechanically excellent. Complete with finger rest magazine and extra cost checkered walnut grips. Difficult to find a better one. These are excellent shooters with considerable collector interest since they were discontinued several years ago. This high quality level will never be repeated.
Webley
02297. $ 1,195 Available Pictures:1
Webley Mark IV .38 S&W Revolver. One of the last 250 made. Factory cased with Webley & Scott label. Condition of the revolver is brand new, although the case shows handling marks. Marked "The 100th Year of the Webley Revolver 1882-1982" on the left, and "The Sun Never Sets On A Webley Mark IV" on the right, indicating the world-wide distribution of this famous revolver. An outstanding example of these famous revolvers. No import marks.
01576. $ 995 Available (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1
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.
02328. $ 895 On Hold (Curio & Relic) Pictures:1 2
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 along with the release mark. Condition is about excellent with lots of original blue showing a bit of discoloration. Still has the original paint on the latch. Excellent bore, and matching numbers. Hard to find! An excellent example of these historic WWI revolvers.