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Oh, another Geman. Nice to meet you Peter.

Hi all, by now my oldest piece in the collection is a S&W Mod. 2 Old Army shipped from the factory in May 1865. The 2nd oldest a Colt SAA manufactured in 1896. But unfortunately not in original condition. It got a new barrel approximately in the 1940s. Oh boy! I negotiate right now for an...

@John, The RG3 is still available in Germany. But not that really old one you own. Believe it or not: Here in Germany you need a carrying permit to keep these pistols with you. Yes indeed for the key chain. :rolleyes: I have a 2mm pinfire pistol too. We call it Berloque-pistol.

outsh :eek: Well, I'm a huge Norris fan but on his last movie I was disappointed. Waiting a two and a half hours in the cinema for seeing him 3 minutes. Seems to me he is after all getting old. By the way I love his self defense for women videos. Happy Birthday Mr.Norris! Take care and stay...

I'd like to join this contest with my S&W Victory revolver and a beautiful Boker Leopard-Panzer steel damast knife blade. But all the other photos are very beautiful made with sense for the details - I love the most photos :) Good luck to everyone!

oh really? How interesting. Well H&K P7 was a popular and very interesting pistol with its grip safety. The police duty pistol for a long time.

I will! Thanks again.

Thank you Charlie: my that are very helpful informations. My friend also said the mark could be an incomlpeted star. Yes indeed, there is a W than te V of the serial number and on the other side of the ring is stamped the serial no. The V is concealed by the ring on that pic.

Thank you very much, Walt. You are very kind. I found that side a few days ago but not that marks mentioned there. Today I showed the S&W to my friend, a retired police officer, who was very involved in firearm-things for years. He is one of the collector friends in the Braunschweig area. And...

thank you all for the helpful ideas I got here. I think, I'll send for a factory letter by time. It's a great idea. I'll show and discuss the revolver with my collectors friends here at the next meeting. Maybe one of them has seen the stampings before. I didn't realise that the US Property GHD...

Thanks Walt. There is no serial no. stamped on the grips and no "U.S.Property" stamping.

Walt, the serial number is V662XXX. It's on the cylinder and star also. here are some more photos: I think the grips are original because it might be manufactured between 1942 and 1945.