Prev
This is an early U.S. Colt Model 1917 revolver, made in 1917. In order to fire .45 ACP cartridges in these early guns, half-moon clips had to be used
Next
Prev
"Then and now" Ruger pistols. A "red eagle" Standard model made in the first full year of production is on top. This was Ruger's first product. Bel
This is a nice example of a Colt Model 1877 double action revolver, chambered for the .41 Colt cartridge. It has a short 3.5" barrel. The short-barr
This is an "open bolt" MAC-10 (more properly an SAP M10) semiautomatic pistol, manufactured by RPB Industries in 1981. They fire from an open bolt for
This is an early U.S. Colt Model 1917 revolver, made in 1917. In order to fire .45 ACP cartridges in these early guns, half-moon clips had to be used
An old model Ruger Super Blackhawk (1973) compared to its predecessor, the lighter old model "flat top" .44 magnum Blackhawk (1957). Both are classic
This is a WWII bringback .32 Walther PPK, manufactured in 1941. It belonged to a friend who flew P-47s in Europe during the war. He recently died at
This is the Remington XP-100 long range single-shot varmint pistol. It fires the .221 Remington Fireball cartridge. This one was made in April, 1976
Next
PALADIN85020

This is an early U.S. Colt Model 1917 revolver, made in 1917. In order to fire .45 ACP cartridges in these early guns, half-moon clips had to be used

There are no comments to display.

Media information

Album
Interesting non-S&W handguns
Added by
PALADIN85020
Date added
View count
1
Comment count
0
Rating
0.00 star(s) 0 ratings
Back
Top