You have firearms made in what Countries?

[Kurusu]

I did a quick survey of mine, and found out I have firearms made in:


Belgium
Brazil
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan ( even if it is a Winchester )
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
USA



What about you? Just got curious.

 

[Kuglespritz]

USA
Austria
Czech Republic
West Germany
Germany
Israel
Italy

 

[PPS1980]

USA
Germany
Hungary
Turkey
Belgium

 

[FifthWheel]

USA and Belgium.

 

[Rpg]

USA
Great Britain
Austria
Japan
Belgium
Poland
China

 

[-db-]

USA, Germany, Austria and Italy

 

[TeamPB]

USA and the Czech Republic

 

[Valmet]

USA
Germany
Belgium
Finland
Soviet Union
UK
France
Austria
Italy
Czech Republic
S Africa

 

[2152hq]

USA
Belgium
Austria
Spain
Holland
Germany
W,Germany
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Scotland

pre-coffee inventory

 

[Kurusu]

USA
Belgium
Austria
Spain
Holland
Germany
W,Germany
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Scotland

pre-coffee inventory

You got me even more curious.

When I mentioned Great Britain, I should have said UK. But since both makes I have are from GB, I just went that way. Also blundered with Germany. . My wartime Walther P.38 was made in what for a number of years was DDR, but when it was made there was only one Germany.

All this because. Please tell me, what is your Scottish made firearm.

PS. And I also have a W. Germany Walther.

 

[Bill Bates]

United Sates
United Kingdom
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Turkey

 

[Glashaus]

USA
UK
France
Germany, Imperial, Weimar, Nazi, West
Belgium
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Turkey
China
Serbia
Spain
Russia/Soviet Union
Austria

Forgot Sweden and Brazil

I have also owned from these countries but not currently

Japan
Norway
Australia
East Germany
Netherlands
Egypt
Israel
Canada
Switzerland
India
Argentina

 

[2152hq]

"....All this because. Please tell me, what is your Scottish made firearm.."



Alex Martin (Glasgow) SxS 12ga shotgun.
Plain boxlock straight grip gun. Nothing fancy. 26"bbls choked Cyl & Full.
Not an uncommon combination to find and actually quite handy.

Also a Lee=Speed Sporter in 303 marked John Dickson, Edinburgh
But that really doesn't count for for a Scottish 'maker' as Dickson was the retailer in this case. But the rifle is an English product (BSA) so it goes under that catagory.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

Hey Kurusu -
Have you got any guns made in Portugal ?
Did anybody ever make guns there?
I know the answer, sort of.
But I like to to get my info directly from the primary Equine,
preferably from the front end!

 

[bill2000]

USA
Spain
Japan

 

[URIT]

The USA and West Germany

 

[Kurusu]

Hey Kurusu -
Have you got any guns made in Portugal ?
Did anybody ever make guns there?
I know the answer, sort of.
But I like to to get my info directly from the primary Equine,
preferably from the front end!

Edit. The truth from the horse's mouth.

Nope. I don't. Guns made in Portugal they exist. But are antiques above may pay grade.

Of course Browning Hi Powers were assembled in Portugal after 1980. But my only one was made around 1950.

And. Only the ones stamped Browning with the Utah adress are marked assembled in Portugal, the ones stamped FN with the Herstal adress don't say that, even having being assembled in the exact same place.

 

[pharmer]

USA 90+%, 1 Glock 17, 2nd gen, might be Austrian, 2 Berettas but made in Maryland, 2 HK from Germany, 1 Browning P 35 9mm made in Belgium. That's all. Joe

 

[df06]

Countries

USA
Germany
Italy
Japan
Finland

 

[Kurusu]

USA
UK
France
Germany
Belgium
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Turkey
China
Serbia
Spain
Russia/Soviet Union

Actually I forgot to add China and Poland to my list. Well not not really. Because they are not firearms but airguns. From China an air rifle (quite powerfull) and from Poland an air pistol (knock off of a target Walther, the one used in a poster in one of the old James Bond movies).