I Bet I Have A Gun You Don't Have

Rogerdog · Dec 9, 2010

Lets have a little fun. Everyone says they have a gun that is truly one of a kind. Given my observations on this board I know there are some tremendous collections. Therefore I propose that we introduce a little wagering to fine firearms. Post a picture of one of your own guns and make a wager that another member can't produce the same model. Don't get sly here, don't bet you have a gun with a specific serial number, you have to put your money on the line.

Therefore I hereby bet ten US dollars ($10.00) that no one on this board has an Armas Trejo Modelo 2. Prove me wrong and I'll drop you a ten spot in the mail.

So come on everybody, play along and stimulate the economy and spread the wealth around.

Armas Trejo Modelo 2 (Sadly not the one with the happy switch)

Here's its baby brother the Armas Trejo Modelo 1A

gjamison · Dec 9, 2010

jager pistole with 2 number mags, i goto alot of shows and i have only seen one and some in books...

Steave · Dec 9, 2010

I *had* a transferable, full auto Trejo a number of years ago, does that count?

Texas Star · Dec 9, 2010

I've only seen pics of Trejos. Were they made in Argentina? I can't read the lettering on the slldes of these two.

T-Star

Rogerdog · Dec 9, 2010

Steave said:
I *had* a transferable, full auto Trejo a number of years ago, does that count?

Nope sorry no $10.00 for you. I had a chance to buy a transferable Modelo 1 a couple years ago for 9k and almost did it to complete the set. I have never seen or heard of a transferable Modelo 2.

Texas Star,

The Trejos were made in Mexico until Mexico cracked down on firearms in the early 70s. There were basically three models, Modelo 1 select fire in 22lr, the Modelo 1A semi in 22lr, the Modelo 2 in select or semi in 22lr, and the Modelo 3 semi in 380. The writing on the side reads "Trejo Pistola Cal 22 LR Zacatlan, PUB Modelo 2 Especial".

zoom6zoom · Dec 9, 2010

Interesting thread, but it might be a good idea to check with the boss before doing any wagering on his board.

gregintenn · Dec 9, 2010

He'd probably accept a donation to the forum from the loser.

Gamecock · Dec 9, 2010

I had a rare Luger: it worked.

Joe

ImprovedModel56Fan · Dec 9, 2010

Well, this seems like a giveaway, but what the heck - it's only money. $10 to anyone (other than Sean and L. Richard) who has an H&R USRA pistol with adjustable sight radius and can confirm it with a photo. I realize that Reggie (whoever he is) might be hiding in the woodwork, but it's worth $10 to see his.

deadin · Dec 9, 2010

I'm not into gambling, but here's one I don't think anybody will have: Hartford Arms Single Shot .22

deadin · Dec 9, 2010

Here's another...... Hopkins & Allen Single Shot Target .22

juan91382 · Jan 12, 2011

I have one! Trejo Model 2

I have the model 2 version with the "happy switch" I currently dont have the pics in hand, but i have a quick video of my dad firing it in full auto. Disregard the spanish, we are from south texas. I will upload some pics asap.

watch here:

YouTube - RARE 22LR Full Automatic handgun

ImprovedModel56Fan · Jan 12, 2011

juan91382 said:
I have the model 2 version with the "happy switch" I currently dont have the pics in hand, but i have a quick video of my dad firing it in full auto. Disregard the spanish, we are from south texas. I will upload some pics asap.

watch here:

YouTube - RARE 22LR Full Automatic handgun

Nice gun! Your father obviously held it firmly - didn't seem to rise at all.

english · Jan 12, 2011

Less than 100 were produced and transferred to the German army in 1914. DWM with stock lug "Commercial Military Luger".P69 70 Jan Stills "Axis pistol"book. The serial #is listed there. Notice, the barrel has more of a shine than the rest of the gun and no date either.
Joe

cobra357 · Jan 12, 2011

I'd love to know if anyone has one of these, especially if it's marked Norridge, Ill.
Erl Svendsen "Little Ace".

datsun40146 · Jan 12, 2011

Well this should be an easy one, but I sure didn't know what it was till I looked it up. H&R didn't make many of these as the 1903 pushed it out the market.

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Secondly this is the real deal. I will bet that NO ONE has one of these. Its a M1941 Johnson. It was a 30.06 rotary magazine fed predecessor to the Garand. It was also build in a LMG format. My example is the rare edition that Johnson made in the 50ies with a 5 round box magazine and flat top for scope as a sported edition for hunters.

kraigwy · Jan 12, 2011

I'll play.

How about a Belgium 11 mm pin fire?

feralmerril · Jan 12, 2011

This one doesnt even have a name on it. Some kind of .50 cliber pin fire with folding triggers. Must date around 1840.

datsun40146 · Jan 12, 2011

kraigwy said:
I'll play.

How about a Belgium 11 mm pin fire?

Ha I have you on this one to a certain degree. Check out this link I'm sure you will find it interesting. Tho its a 9mm not an 11mm

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HCD · Jan 12, 2011

Well you did not give any restrictions so here is one. I dont know if it's one of a kind but I'm thinking no one here has one.

Marshmello Gun With Ammo. We use it to play with the dog.

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