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Items marked "FFL" require a Federal Firearms License to purchase.
No refunds on shipping.
Please do not order something if you are not sure what it is.(duh!)
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MILITARY HOLSTERS,
$6/package. Bender=Military Holsters of World War II, by Eugene J. Bender. GPH=German Pistols
& Holsters by Robert Whittington, volume III.
>Browning High-Power holsters: Belgian black leather or canvas box holsters,
GPH p.185 , VG, $40 & $30...Unmarked WWII German style, GPH p.186, G, $45.
>Italian ersatz, fits 38H best, VG, $50. Unmarked long flap type
made of gray-green cowhide during the German occupation of Italy.
>Unmarked P.08 shoulder holster, VG, $75.
>Russian Nagant revolver: post-war coated brown fabric with leather
trim, cleaning rod, EX, $20. Ersatz pig-skin w/rod, VG, $45.
>Austrian post war P.38, VG, $10.
>US shoulder holster for 1911 pistol, WWII brown leather, G, $50.
Repaired strap and replaced buckle, some flaking. Good for display, but too fragile to use. Marked US Boyt, but no date.
>M1 carbine canvas Jeep scabbard dated 1943, repaired, G, $60.
>AKAH marked brown holster once dyed black on front only. Similar to
GPH p.245, fits Walther PP best. 4 small holes in flap for a pin, otherwise VG, $45.
>Belgian 1922 Browning, black hardshell w/nickel hardware, EX,
$40... Another, brown, like one on p.18 Bender, or GPH p.193, VG, $40.
>British holsters: WWI black leather open top for .455 Webley revolver,
G, Portugese rework with buckle belt loops, rod, $20...Artic white web full-flap .455 revolver, EX, $20...Tan or grey
web .455, VG, $40... WWI brown full flap, repaired over front sight, otherwise VG, $60...Grey web for .380 revolver,
WWII dated, VG, $20... Repro full-flap brown leather WWI type, $20; choose right or left hand.
>Swedish Lahti, holster only, dated 1941, black with snap hooks (police
type?), G, $40.
>French post-war black leather full flap universal type, VG, $10.
>German Hi-Power, unmarked, p.25 Bender , brown,
G, $45; another, P.38 hardshell style, GPH p.309, $45.
>Ghurka O.D. canvas matching Hi-Power holster and FAL pouch, EX, $20.
>US M1916 WW2(standard holster for 1911 pistol), brown leather, G, $20-$40...also
a KIT for WWI type; make 1 good one from 2 bad ones--$15.
>US WW2 tan leather unmarked full flap S&W Victory Model, EX, $40.
>US 1917 for revolver, left hand draw, G, repaired hanger, missing bottom
plug, $50.
>US Vietnam black shoulder holster for .45 auto, VG, $15.
>ASTRA 400, black full-flap type with vertical mag pouch, cleaning
rod and shoulder strap, G, $40. These will fit all the large frame Spanish pistols, except JO-LO-AR with cocking lever.
GUN PARTS: None other available than what
is shown.
>ASTRA 600 mag, VG reblue, $50.
>ARGENTINE ROLLING BLOCK rifle rear sight, EX, $100.
>BROWNING INVECTOR rifled choke tube, EX, $20. Makes your
12ga Browning shotgun almost as accurate as a rifle, like the classic "Paradox" gun. Blued and ported tube
extends 3.5"; rifling is 5". Can also be used on other guns-- see Cabela's catalog($40).
>C-96 MAUSER pistol original commercial hard rubber grips, G, $50/pr.
Fits large stepped grip frame. Small chip out of one; not warped.
>1878 COLT FRONTIER frame with matching gate & spring, G, $50 FFL.
US marked.
>JAP Arisaka Type 38 critical parts: VG, $100. Bolt assy w/early
safety knob, guard w/mag parts(broken spring) extra extractor & collar. These parts would cost $150 from
Gun Parts Corp... if they had them!
>MARTINI CADET buttstock with buttplate & swivel, lever latch: .310,
VG, $50. A few dings, marked "CMF/Q"
>MARTINI- HENRY carbine nosecap and band, VG, $50.
>MAS 45 magazine, for .22 military trainer, $15ea, have 3.
>MAGAZINES: 200-300 old ones from a 40-year collection, mostly for pistols,
that a retired friend is ready to sell. The good ones are not cheap. Ask for his email, I get nothing. He also
has some grips and other parts.
>POLYCHOKE: 20ga, EX, $20. Ventilated.
>SKS stock sets (Chinese ex-military), complete w/hardware, G, wood--$20,
brown fiberglass--$40.
>SNIDER Mark I action, VG, $50.
>Swedish M.1896 Mauser cleaning rods, $5 ea. 22" long, ~8x32 male threads
also fit US rods.
>TYPE 26 JAP
REVOLVER cylinder, VG, $100.
>WESTLEY RICHARDS MONKEY-TAIL BREECH BLOCK: VG, $100. Worn engraving,
marked by W. R. I have the carbine, and this part looks like it would fit.
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MISCELLANY: $5-$10/package. Most recent items first.
>1886 AUSTRIAN MANNLICHER AMMO POUCHES. Rare 4-box type with spring retainers, right
and left, VG, $50.
>M1915A1 Type G tripod for artillery binoculars, VG, $100. Ring I.D. is 1.35".
>BMW R75 & ZUNDAPP KS750 1/35 scale model kits w/riders and decals, EX, $20. In
original wrapper, discontinued. SEE FINSHED MODELS and how much I paid!
>US MUSETTE BAG W/STRAP, G, $20. Dated 1943.
>JAPANESE WWII LEATHER POMMEL (saddle) BAGS, VG, $160.
> CARTRIDGE DISPENSER: NIB, $5. Smoke-colored tapered box that clips to belt. Holds
10 .308s or other cartridges of the same dimensions
> KUKRI MINI-KNIVES: These can replace those frequently missing from the large scabbards. $10ea.,
wood handles. Blades are from 2.7"-3.4"(specify). Also have the sharpeners which look similar, but have a flat edge.
These can be reground into knives. Blades are 2.5"-3.1", $5ea. Get 2 sharpeners, and regrind one if you want a matching
set.
> SIGNAL MIRROR w/pouch(dated 1945), EX, $20. 3x2" size. US.
> TELEPHONE CO. FIELD MAGNETO, G, $50. In wooden box 6x6x5" with hand crank.
Works good; puts out ~20v AC. Marked "WESTERN ELECTRIC".
> .17 cal. BORE LIGHT, $5. World's smallest, only .163" x 1.333". Yellow LED, disposable.
>TRIGGER PULL GAUGE: 0-9lb, quality item made in Italy, 18" long, $20.
>U.S FIELD DESK, Vietnam type, G, $75. Missing stool and 3 dividers. This would make
a great shooting station, or computer desk for a boy's room. 71 lbs. FOB 30329, Fed Ex Ground(cheapest way). Shipping cost
will be $29-$68, depending on where you live. I may send this shrink-wrapped only in order to avoid oversize
charges.
>Browning 1917 M.G. wooden ammo box, VG, unmarked, $125.
>U.S. round steel mess kit, M.1874, G, $75. No dents, but some rust.
>FLEAM, 3-blade, VG, marked "T. Malt, March, 1848", $40.
>NYDAR gun sight, VG, $100. The original sporting reflex sight made in the '40s, derived
from a WWII aircraft machine gun sight. 38mm lens w/bronze mirror coating. White circle & dot reticule. Steel
base mounts directly to 1 1/4" radius receiver. Powered by ambient light-- uses no batteries.
>GOGGLES: Unmarked Afrika Korps brown leather with round dark tinted lenses,
VG, $50. Manion's had these for $100. Also featured in the movie "Big Red One"...Unmarked, unknown WWII phosphate steel folding
goggles in green tin, VG except that yellow tint sandwiched between the flat oval lenses is clouded, $20...Another, this
time plain glass in aluminum frames, VG, $20.
>M.1895 Austrian/Hungarian Mannlicher clips, G, 3 for $10, Nazi or Hungarian marked(specify).
>M.1886 Austrian Mannlicher clips, 11mm, $5ea.
>M.1888 Commission Rifle clips(repro), $5 each ppd.
>Dutch or Romanian Mannlicher clips, for 6.5mm or rifles based on this action in other
calibers, G, $10 ea.
>Swiss 7.5 cardboard clips, VG, $5 ea.
>HUNGARIAN MANNLICHER 2-pocket slanted ammo pouches, unmarked, right & left
styles, WWII ersatz canvas/leather type, G-VG, $20 set. Also have the ammo on clips(10rnds) in the slanted
boxes, Nazi marked, EX, $10 ea.
>REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK cleaning rod tips, 5/$10, ask for photo.
>CANTEEN, British WWII style O.D. w/harness in sealed bag, EX, $20.
>CANTEEN, German: Dated 1938 on tan leather harness,
aluminum cup & flask, some moth holes in wool cover, otherwise VG, unfortunately not military, similar to one in Alfa
catalog. $40.
>FIELD GLASSES, British, 4x45mm, Boer War era, VG,
$125. Excellent optics, black enameled brass w/brown leather-covered body & sunshade extensions. Markings:(Broad Arrow)H*,
MkV-SPl 70464, MG.
>BINOCULARS, Japanese artillery, EX, $450. Tan paint is 95% and optics are
clear w/some specks. No tripod, but an adapter for camera pod is included. You can have a heavy flat black one for another
$50, or a wooden telescope tripod for $25. Restitched leather case with plumb bob, tinted eyepieces, cleaning brush, and
objective shades. Lighted reticle and new lamp. Ask for photo.
>MUKLUKS, WW2 G.I. tan canvas, holes in leather soles, otherwise VG, $10.
>COMPASS, Soviet: Materials are Bakelite, aluminum, brass & glass.
Marked "Made in Bulgaria" on back, but has 2 Cyrillic letters on front. 2" diameter, needle lock, wrist band, EX, $10.
>Kuwaiti Gulf War campaign medal in plastic box, European mfg, EX, $10.
>G.I. Shoe Impregnite(or BP patch lube), 8oz., $3.
>Set of 5 matching brass G.I. padlocks with keys and requisition dated 1972, G, $20.
>Viet Cong conical elephant grass sun hat brought back by a G.I.(me!), w/original sweat
stains, G, and a Gurkha-style hat, G, made and used in Vietnam(marked)-- both for $50. Enhance your Vietnam display.
>Switchblade knife without spring, EX, FREE with any
other purchase over $50(ask, one per 21+ customer). This is the only way that I can legally ship them; I never got the
springs anyway. Now it's just a lockback, made in Taiwan, with 3" stainless clip point blade, stainless liners, and other
parts chrome plated or black plastic. Springs can be made from .090" wire, 3.1" long and inserted into a slot in
the back spring. You may also have to grind down a rivet protruding thru the liner. Solvents will ruin the grips. May
be illegal where you live, so check your local & state laws.
BULLET MOLDS: .38 DEWC 2-cavity, VG, $20, #J-358-610...RCBS
.54 Gallagher, EX, $20... RCBS 58-500-M, VG, $20.
RELOADING: Dies, .43 Spanish(LEE), $15...6.5 Jap, C-H,
EX, $20... 8x56R Hungarian Mannlicher, RCBS 3-die set, EX, $60.
>.40 S&W brass, used, mixed headstamps, $10. 2lb 10oz; you do the math.
>BERDAN PRIMERS, corrosive: NOS Alcan(Fiocchi) #217B packed loose in small round
tins like percussion caps, .217"dia x .114" thick, $50/1000, limit 1000/customer. These will fit the LEE Auto
Prime tool ... 210 Berdan(same size as Boxer), see below:
>OBSOLETE SHOTSHELL PRIMERS: Rem #69(Fed 410), .225" dia x .289" tall, $10/1000...Herter's
H 57 PR(CCI 157), .229"x.263", $10/1000...CCI 209B shotshell caps, for all you anal retentive reloaders who like to reprime
your 209 battery cups, same size as Large Pistol primers, but without anvils, .210"x.129", $10/1000. These can also be used
as #210 Berdan primers to reload Blazer aluminum cases.
> Fiocchi NOS 32 gauge or 24 gauge plastic loaded shotshells, $15/25.
>Turk 8x57 in 70rnd bandolier w/clips, $20.
>.50 BMG, new unprimed brass in box, 25pcs, $25.
>.32 Short Colt(.320 Revolver) new brass. This is what most of those Belgian 7mm/32s
use, not .32 S&W which is too fat. Load with Speer Plinker .30 cal bullets in .32acp dies. $7.50/50 w/box &
tray.
>.351 Winchester Self-loading, 56 spent cases, mixed head stamps, in Remington box,
$20. Reload with .357 mag dies; get bullets from Graf.com.
>8x50R Lebel, new Boxer unprimed reloadable cases, EX, 20 for $10.
>.303 Savage unprimed cases, new box of 20, Winchester, $20.
STEEL SCOPES: For collectors only(dirty optics).Weaver V22
w/rings, $40...Weaver K4, VG, $30...Weaver K4 Widefield, VG, $50...Marlin 4x MicroVue, $20...German copy of Weaver B4, VG,
$20...J.C. Higgins Rifleman Senior 2.5x, EX, $20. A quality 1" tube scope w/ machined steel rings made in USA, but lenses
are separated...Daisy No. 300 Telescope Sight, VG, refinished, $100.
COLLECTOR AMMUNITION: Most recent first.
>LEBEL original packet of 8 rnds, torn, made in 1946, $10.
>Whitworth Cylindrical Projectiles, $5ea., 3 only.
>.43 Spanish, G. $2 ea. No headstamp, balloon-head,
unpatched lead bullet.
>.43/11mm Reformado, G, $3 ea. These were used in the Spanish copy of the Remington
Rolling Block rifle and will not fit the latter. The fabled "Poison Bullet" of the Spanish-American War in Cuba; the unique
brass-jacketed bullets would sometimes turn green from corrosion. Mine have been polished. Head stamp dates of 1877-1887.
>11mm Austrian Mannlicher ammo on clips(not for M1895), G, $10ea. Also used in
Werndl rifle(not carbine). The 5 rounds are dated 1887, paper-patched, and should not be shot. Clips only, $5 ea. Also single
rounds for $2 ea.
>Patr. S. m. K. L'Spur (Patron en Spitzgeschoss mit Stahlkern und Leuchtspur)
is the cartridge with a pointed armor-piercing bullet and tracer, identified by the red coloring on its primer seat and a
black-tipped bullet. 14rnds on 3 clips in original box dated 1935. $20.
>Ball, Caliber .38, M41: 50rnd box, VG, headstamp
WCC72, $20.
>Italian submachine gun, 50rnd box, 9mm, VG, headstamp GFL 9M38 1949, $20.
>7mm Remington, partial early display box of 10, UMC, VG, $20...Another partial early
Winchester box of 14 headstamped S.F.M. T, VG, $20.
>7mm Mauser, Super X, full box of 20, VG, $20.
>9mm Largo, 25rnd box, VG, $10. 1946
COLEMAN CORNER: Most recent first.
>KAMPLITE KFL-1, VG, $40. Single mantle 1st model made in the 50s. Competitor
to Coleman which uses special propane cylinders.
>SEARS 72216: LIte Blue, G, $30. Double mantle.
>Early nickeled "Quick-Lite" lantern, double mantle, all there including original
mica globe, extra mica, not working, no dents, G, dated 1925, $125.
>Coleman Model 242C, G, single lamp, tire pump valve(missing cap), green painted brass
fount and porcelain shade(chipped), new globe, works, 5-1 date, $75.
> Coleman Model 200A, red w/rust, single mantel, F, CO2 charger, Accessory Safe,
flint lighter, 2-60 date, $50.
>POWERHOUSE UNLEADED 295 lantern, VG, dated 11/90, $50.
>US MILITARY, O.D., marked 'ARMSTRONG PRODUCTS CO 1977', VG, $75. Some chipping on shade,
but never lit.
>G.I. 1-burner gasoline camp stove, dated 1982 w/manual, EX, $50.
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OLD REVOLVERS(mostly). $15/package. Items marked "FFL"
require license, otherwise 21+. "Shooter grade": works OK and has a good bore, but the
gun has been altered or has a bad finish. May not be safe to shoot, which applies to all my guns. "Zhuk"= "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Handguns", by A.B.Zhuk.
ALLEN & WHEELOCK side hammer, 4th model: .22, G, $225. Cute little Civil War era
gun that you can shoot with short CB caps. Right grip missing a couple chunks, but has a good bore and lock-up. Test fired
OK.
AMERICAN BULLDOG: .32 S&W, G, $35. Dated 1887 on spurless hammer. 6-shot, good bore,
oak grips, pitted metal. Works good DA, but timing off SA.
ASTRA Modelo 1921(400): 9mm Largo, VG, $225, FFL. Arsenal rework with
replaced slide numbered to frame(pitted), dull grey finish, pitted bore... Another, this time with thinning blue, VG,
also matching and bore pitted, $325, FFL. Both guns come with original mags, checkered wood grips, import marks and
a holster.
AUSTRIAN GASSER, M.1874: 11mm, VG, $900. One of the largest revolvers ever made. Mine
is complete and looks good, but doesn't work and someone has filed back the forcing cone and cylinder sleeve. See below.
BELGIAN CONSTABULARY REVOLVER: .38 S&W, G, $160. Pocket 6-shot type with lanyard
ring. Works perfectly. One chamber is cracked and filled with lead(barely visible). This is what can happen when you shoot
modern ammo in antique guns... Another, nicely engraved, but no finish left and half of right floral grip is missing. $160.
BELGIAN POLICE revolver: 11mm/.44 Russian, VG, $225, FFL. 6-shot, hammer safety, 4.25"
cannon muzzle, lanyard ring, crude oak grips, light pitting o/a, refinished matte blue, holster. Works perfectly. Similar
to #1013 in Zhuk.
BERETTA, 1934: .380, VG, $350. FFL. "RE" marked and dated 1938, holster.
BERGMANN-BAYARD M.1910/21: 9mm Largo, EX, $1400. Reblued with repro grips and mag. Shoots
OK
"BRITISH BULL DOG": .38 S&W, VG, $225. Made by Forehand & Wadsworth. Works fine,
50% nickel remaining. SASS approved.
BRITISH BULL DOG: .380/.38 Short Colt, VG, $250. Similar to #360 in Zhuk, but without
the lanyard ring. 6-shot; good bore mikes about .380". Screwed-in 2.5" barrel, replaced springs. British proofs and marked
"J. W. WARD". not ready.
BRITISH CONTRACT REVOLVER, P.1915: .455, VG, $350, FFL. 90% original blue finish with
some scatterd pitting. Horn grips marked "1914". Works good and has a shiney bore. These were purchased from Spain by the
British government in WWI. British inspection marks.
COLT 1851 NAVY revolver: .36, G, $425. 2nd generation; made in 1973 by Colt. Works fine, antique
finish; hard to tell from an original; markings are the same. Wedge adjust feature(on cylinder pin). LH military holster.
COLT 1878 "FRONTIER SIX-SHOOTER": .44-40, G, $850. Repaired grip and mis-matched loading
gate. Pitted bore has good rifling, original 5.5" barrel. 2" groups...Another, this time in .38-40, old renickel. repaired
grip, replaced cylinder, good bore, works good, $600.
COLT NEW SERVICE: .455, VG, $450, FFL. British proved, h.r. grips(1 chip), nice bore,
tight lock-up, Brit holster.
COLT NEW SERVICE, old model: .44-40, G, $350, FFL. 4.5" barrel, good bore, lanyard ring.
Locks up good, but cylinder is hard to rotate due to binding ejector spring. Repaired grip and light pitting overall. Made
in 1906, holster.
COLT POLICE POSITIVE TARGET: .22, VG, $395. FFL. 50% finish, a few pits, adjusable front
and rear sights, good h.r. grips, EX bore. Model G made in 1914... Another, Good, 10% finish, with good checkered wood
grips and non-adjust front sight, good bore, $295. Locks up tight when trigger is pulled- no lead shaving, made in 1912. Your
choice of period flap or shoulder holster with either gun.
COLT POLICE POSITVE: .38spl, VG, $225, FFL. Made in 1919. Replaced ejector head
and grips. Shoots good, 6" barrel, holster.
COLT POLICE POSITIVE: .38 S&W, G, $160. 4" nickel and stag grips; nice little ladies
gun with Western holster. Works pretty good, especially DA, but with loose lock-up. Some enigmatic numbers stamped
on frame.
1877 COLT THUNDERER: .41, G, $450, FFL. Made in 1900, sorry. Grey finish, works fine
SA, but in DA the hammer won't release. 4.5" barrel has ejector and a good bore. All parts are present, matching, and
original except for the repro grips, cylinder pin latch, trigger spring, and one screw. Some pitting on cylinder and grip
frame. Comes with an old double-loop western holster marked "Denver Colo."
>1877 COLT LIGHTNING: .38, G, $500. Made in 1882. Sheriff's model without ejector,
3.5" barrel. Works good both DA and SA, good bore, repaired grip, matching #s, 10% nickel remaining.
COLT PATTERSON copy: .36, G, $350. Most markings removed, artificially aged, 9"
barrel, loading tool and holster.
COLT WALKER copy: .44, G, $400. Early US-made reproduction. Screws have American threads. Rough
brown patina(looks old), etched cylinder scene, heavy brass trigger guard, works perfectly. Chambers and grooves mike .448".
Only markings are "ADDRESS SAM'L COLT NEW YORK CITY" & "US 1847" on barrel and #17 on some parts...Also have
a nice Uberti in box, grey finish, EX, $300.
CSA marked pinfire revolver: 7mm, G, $125. Works good, replaced ejector, brown finish.
Lightly stamped on frame with original scroll style CSA die. Ask for pic. Unfortunately, this gun was made after 1893 and
the CSA never used revolvers this small.
CZ 1938 shooter: .380, G, $160, FFL. Enameled finish masks
severe pitting, but gun works perfectly--test fired. Groups ~2" @ 10m and drops the spent cases in a small circle at your
feet. Rare single-action feature; hammer stays back when slide is cocked. Match #s, CZ52 holster & cleaning
rod.
DREYSE 1907: .32acp, G, $160, FFL. Funky WWI German auto pistol with early slide serrations
& matching #s, but with pitting and poor bore ...Another, late type, VG, $225 FFL(not ready). Holsters.
FOREHAND & WADSWORTH OLD ARMY: .44 Russian, G, $1500. Extremely rare Old West single-action
revolver with faint California Bear mark on frame. No finish, moderate pitting. Works pretty good, but sear is buggered.
Repaired grip, replaced ejector rod, good bore, holster. I test fired this gun and got a 2" group @ 10m.
FRENCH M.1873 ORDNANCE relic or shooter: 11mm, F, $250. Dug up, cleaned up, matching.
Works perfectly, a testament to its initial quality. Converted to .45 acp(black powder), but will also take .455 Webley and
.450 Adams. Severe pitting.
FRENCH PINFIRE revolver: 12mm, VG, $350. In the white with lots of engraving. Marked
"AL" on cylinder and "Laine Bte. Rue Rivoli 21" on barrel. German (crown) U proofs. Replaced ejector. Barrel was cut
long ago to 4.5" and front sight relocated; muzzle crown is old and pitted. Nice bone grips from another gun are undersize(crude
wood grips that came with it are included).
GERMAN REICHS REVOLVER, M.1883 shooter: 11mm, VG, $300. Commercial model(Suhl), with
checkerd grips. Smooth brown finish with no pitting. Works perfectly and has a nice bore, but chambers are converted
to .44 Russian. Some parts not matching. Battered area around cylinder pin; missing pin retainer. Repaired
trigger sear. I used this in Cowboy Action Shooting; windage is right on, but shoots a little high.
GERMAN REICHS REVOLVER, M.1879 relic or shooter: 11mm/.44, G, $600. 25% severe pitting,
matching #s, repaired grips. 5 chambers will accept .44 Russians; tiny dent in 6th not visible to 50-year old
eyes. Replaced firing pin. Works OK, good bore. No unit marks. Adjust windage on these by twisting the barrel in the
frame. Made by S&S, Suhl.
HAMMOND BULLDOG: .44rf, G. $550. Single-shot boot pistol that uses .44 Henry ammo. Nice
grips, grey finish. Patented 1864.
JAPANESE NAMBU TYPE 14 last ditch: 8mm, EX, $650 FFL. 20.2 date, smooth grips, all matching
including mag! Holster.
JAPANESE NAVAL PAPA NAMBU: 8mm, G, $900, FFL. Test fired OK. TGE type with
engraved anchor. About 20% pitting, mostly around the grip area. Matching except for the revarnished grips, repro bolt
lock, and magazine.
JAPANESE NAMBU TYPE 94 relic or shooter: 8mm, G, $250, FFL. Recently found
in a cave on Okinawa. Severe pitting overall and missing sear safety. All matching #s, except for mag safety, including mag(!).
Refinished and test fired. Nagoya 15.4.
JO-LO-AR shooter: 9mm Largo, G, $250, FFL. Scarce & weird Spanish
auto made in 1925. These were cavalry pistols with slides cocked by one hand. Mine is missing the lever(palanca) which made
this possible, but it could be easily fashioned from 5/16" bar stock(remind me to furnish a photo copy of one). Instead, someone
has installed a cocking knob, because the slide has no serrations. My gun has been thru a lot, probably fired with
.38 Supers which fit fine but are way too hot. It works perfectly, but the slide is bent slightly, the hammer pin is
incorrect, and there are some file marks in the barrel hinge area. Repaired left grip, holster... One much better, VG,
$850. Learn more
LUGER, DWM 1923 commercial: 7.65, VG,
$800, FFL. All matching except mag. 3 5/8" barrel.
LUGER, DOUBLE DATED DWM: 9mm, EX, $750, FFL. East German rework with original brown
bakelite grips and unmarked black pigskin holster. All matching(re-numberd) and import marked inside slide. Shoots good, shiney
bore. 1918/1920.
LUGER, byf 42 shooter: 9mm, G, $500, FFL. Wet-rag pitting; frame & barrel sanded long ago. Mottled grey finish.
Replaced Bakelite grips, good bore. Matching #s, no import marks. Shoots good, comes with 2 mags and German holster.
Excellent candidate for bead blasting.
MARLIN "38 STANDARD
1878": .38 S&W, G, $225. Works good, right grip buggered but not cracked. Funky spur trigger tip-up revolver. SASS
approved.
MARTZ CUSTOM? Papa Nambu: Converted to .30 Luger with 6" barrel. EX, $1500, FFL.
MERWIN HULBERT spur trigger revolver: .22, VG, $300. Cut little 7-shot
ladies' tip-up, Merwin's smallest, similar to S&W's #1. About 70% nickel remaining. Works perfectly, and will hit
a soda can @ 10m with CB caps. (.22 shorts fit, but can blow the cylinders on antique .22s). Unusual feature is
an adjustable cylinder pin to tighten or loosen the action.
MERWIN HULBERT TARGET revolver: .38 S&W, G, $325. Rare type
with 5" barrel, spur trigger, and target grips. Replaced sideplate, fixed sights. Nickel plating on barrel
is 75%; on frame 5%. Cylinder timing is good but lock-up is loose. Original holster.
MERWIN HULBERT: .38 S&W, G, $350. Earliest production medium
frame, spur trigger. 3.5" barrel, 50% nickel, Hopkins & Allen marked, loading hole in recoil shield, good bore, works
perfectly.
MOORE 7-SHOOTER : .32 rimfire, G, $400(what I paid). These are great
little brass-framed Civi War belt revolvers resembling the later 1873 Colts. Mine has the unusual "feature" of what appears
to be an 1849 Colt grip, strap, and trigger guard, The last 2 parts have the s.n. of 179111. Also a 'D' in 3 places and '32'
where the caliber marking should say '.31 cal'. (conversion?)The s.n. would place the date 1861. Compared to another Moore-7
I have, this one appears to be earlier with better engraving, and a larger thumb latch, so it was likely made in 1861 as well.
Otherwise, the refinished gun looks and works good, with scattered pitting on all steel parts. Replaced poke-out rod under
a 6" barrel. Bore is deeply pitted but rifled, and mikes ~.319". Some other Colt parts can also be fitted to this
gun...Also have another grip & grip frame which doesn't fit, VG, $150. Ask for dimensions.
PINFIRE revolver, Belgian 6-shot: 9mm, G, $225. Works sometimes. Light
pitting, replaced ejector, nice walnut grips, refinished bright. see below... Another, VG, $250, engraved, beautiful gun. Similar
to #141 in Zhuk... Another, this time 12mm with bag grips, $300. (Zhuk #151)
PINFIRE double barrel pistol: 15mm, G, $160. Made in Spain, works perfectly.
PROTOTYPE SA revolver: .45 LC, VG, $650, FFL. SN #1, marked "F.J. PIERCE".
Replaced Colt cylinder, 8" barrel, shoots great. Most likely made in the late '40s when Colt had stopped production of its
single action, and Ruger hadn't yet started.
RADOM P.35: 9mm, G, $450, FFL. Late 2-lever type with 90% original grey
finish. Matching #s(frame # scratched), wood grips polished smooth. WWII holster...Another, this time a 3-lever with
arsenal reblue, EX, import marks and repro grips, $350.
REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY: .44, G, $650. Good bore, works fine, but with
battered cylinder and repro hammer, hand and cylinder pin. Nice grips with cartouche. Not ready.
REMINGTON 1875 copy: .44-40, EX, $400, FFL. Blue finish, 7.5" barrel, custom
grips, lanyard ring. Shoots ~3" high and to the left @ 10m. Made by Uberti, ~$500 new. SASS approved.
REMINGTON 1875: .44 Remington, G, $1500. Barrel cut to 6", shimmed
recoil shield, windage adjustable dovetail front sight, "EW" marked on frame and 4 kill notches on grip. Serial
#163. Minor pitting, no finish left. Works fine; can also shoot .44-40s.
1860 REMINGTON CONVERSION revolver: .44cf, G, $850. Bobbed hammer, one
buggered chamber filled in, grip repair, original loading lever and cylinder pin. Works.
REMINGTON double derringer: .41, G, $350. Type II with 50% nickel, good
h.r. grips and poor bores. Works perfectly and hinges are sound... Another, this time a Type III(FFL), VG, with blued
finish, EX bores, good hinges and action, $450. Reloadable .41 rimfire cases available from Dixie.
REMINGTON-SMOOT New Model #3's: .38cf, F, $300/2. Both work, and have shootable
bores, but are missing the ejectors and mainsprings.
ROTH-STEYR 1905 auto pistol: 8mm, VG, $750, FFL. Thinning blue, minor pitting,
nice grips, holster.
RUSSIAN M.1895 NAGANT revolver: 7.62x39R, G, $125, FFL. Relic of Czarist
Russia; made in 1916. Matte reblue over pitting, fair grips. Works perfectly; holster ...Another, marked CCCP 1929,
VG, $225, FFL. Some straw and fire blue remaining. Ask for photos.
SAUER 38H: .32acp, VG, $325, FFL. Late type with grey finish,
aluminum trigger, and no hammer safety. Repro grips, mag & holster. Works perfectly.
S&W LADYSMITH, 3rd model: .22, F, $160, FFL. Complete, but has no finish,
severe pitting, replaced grips, flared barrel cone, poor bore, and timing is off.
S&W topbreak Spanish copy: .32, G, $30, FFL. Or FREE with another purchase
over $100. "Smith & Wesson cartridges are those that fit best the Euskaro Revolver" So it says on barrel rib. Works pretty
good, and the horn grips are not cracked or ate up by bugs. With this crude revolver, the Iver Johnson collector can prove
once and for all that I.J.s are NOT junk.
S&W 1905 Hand Ejector M&P: .38sp, G, $160 FFL. 1st variation
5-screw, sn 68717. 5" nickle. Grip frame has been bent slightly left to hug the body, but h.r. grips fit well...
Cylinders on these early S&Ws turn left instead of right. S&W is currently making replicas of these.
STAR MODELO MILITAR 1920: 9mm Largo, FFL. Sold. An
important piece to have in any auto pistol collection, this model was the first of a long series culminating in the Argentine
Ballester Molina. It combined the configuration of the Colt 1911 with the lockwork of the Ruby and used a slide-mounted hammer
block safety, originated by Star, then dropped, only to re-appear on other makes. Like the Astra 400, it can shoot several
calibers. A scarce gun issued to the feared Guardia Civil(state police) and obsoleted by 1921. http://www.9mmlargo.com/1920/
STARR double action revolver: .44, G, $900. Not ready.
STARR revolver c.f. conversion: 11mm Montenegrin, G, $500. See similar
gun on p.4. Incorrect rear sight, original loading lever(usually discarded on conversions). This 5-shot conversion of a D.A.
Starr was done in Belgium. Not ready.
TRANTER NAVY No.1: .38rf, G, $160. I actually paid $200. Missing trigger
guard, internal trigger, lanyard ring, hammer spur & firing pin. Nice grips, nail cylinder pin, engraved. Marked
'W. Tranter's Patent' and "KYNOCH GUN FACTORY ASTON".
UBERTI SAA: .22, EX, $225, FFL. In original box with target sights and
extra .22 Mag cylinder. Blued with color-casehardened reciever. 5" barrel. Nice quality.
U.S.N. MARK 5 SIGNAL GUN: 10 ga, VG, $60. Dated 1944.
WEBLEY MARK I AUTO PISTOL: .455, VG, $2000, FFL. With original mag. Grips
are original, but one is black and the other is brown. Other parts are matching. I know the price is high, but this is exactly
what I paid!
WEBLEY MARK IV: .45acp, EX, $500, FFL. Also called "Boer War Model". No
date. Bore and action are fine. Holster.
WEBLEY MARK VI: .45acp, VG, $450, FFL. Matte reblue over scattered light
pitting(all markings crisp; gun has not been polished). Nice bore and action. Rare walnut grips(original). Dated 1917, holster.
WEBLEY-PRYSE copy: .450, G, $550. Has the Pryse cylinder release
and Webley stirrup latch. Repaired topstrap, British proofs. Marked "J. Lang & Sons, 22 Cockspur St. London" on barrel.
Test fired OK, .45 Auto Rims fit best(black powder). Go here for a trade label: http://www.peterdyson.co.uk/cgi-bin/ca000001.pl
WEBLEY METROPOLITAN POLICE shooter: .32acp, G, $150, FFL Severe pitting, broken right
grip, missing base to mag.
WHITNEY NAVY revolver: .36, G, $495. Percussion 6-shot 2nd model, 3rd type,
no markings. Available some day!
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The UNCOLTS, all single-action, not for sale. How many can you identify?
Hit END key for answers.
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British TRANSITION REVOLVER: A c.1850 hybrid incorporating features
of the Pepperbox and a wedge-frame Colt. Very well made and working well; could probably be shot, but I haven't tried it.
DA bar hammer is offset to allow use of sights; well-rifled bore is about .42cal(60 bore). Lots of floral engraving and light
pitting. On top of barrel is the inscription "W.A. BECKWITH, LONDON" and a "TFB" in gothic script on medallion on back of
grip. Appears to be made in the style of John Blissett of Liverpool. $800.
Transition revolvers were some of the best products of the British gun makers art, and the Guild
system which worked well for small production, but fell into disfavor when interchangeablity of parts became important. The
market for these elegant weapons was mainly the British privileged class; most were engraved and it seems that no two were
exactly alike... Such is the nature of gun collecting that the once-prized possession of a nobleman is now worth less than
many mass-produced weapons, and is affordable to those of much lower social standing.
Second gun is an 1872 Tranter in .32rf Long. These were competitors of Webley, more complex
in design. $250(sold).
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The revolvers of Leopold Gasser (Austria).
Not for sale.
1) M.1870(iron frame). Markings from Austria, Montenegro and Turkey. Surplused
to Montenegro, then captured by the Turks during the Balkan wars. 2) M.1874(steel frame). Note that the bar safety is engaged,
a distinguishing feature of Gassers. 3) Belgian Gasser made by Francotte in 12mm Galand cal. 4) M.1878 Officer's model, 9mm.
Can shoot .38 S&Ws. 5) M.1898 Rast-Gasser, 8mm. Can shoot .32 S&W longs. 6) Montenegrin Gasser. Marked on knoxform
with cypher of Nicholas I of Montenegro. The huge 11mm Gasser/Montegrin cartridge had 6 variations(see Starr conversion on
p.4).
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Four DOUBLE-BARREL PISTOLS and a SINGLE-SHOT (not for sale)
1) top. The Bavarian Werder, 11mm. See Werder sporting rifle on page 2.
2) 1878 Belgian Gendarme pistol, Remington Rolling Block patent, 9.4mm. 3) Spanish pinfire double, 15mm. 4) Lefaucheux type,
.450 cal, p.202 in 1911 ALFA catalog. 5) Spanish copy of Remington derringer.
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The UNCOLTS(see
above): 1) Spanish Colt. 2) Pierce prototype. 3) 1860 Remington conversion. 4) 1875 Remington. 5) S&W American. 6) S&W
Russian. 7) Merwin-Hulbert 3rd model. 8) Merwin Pocket. 9) Forehand & Wadsworth. 10) Hopkins & Allen. 11) Civil War Bacon,
converted to .38cf. 12) Plant cupfire converted to .41rf.
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