policerevolvercollector
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I'll start: this FN 1900 dates to 1907 and is still a GREAT shooter!!
Best,
Charles
Best,
Charles
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Frank46
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I have one of the french manhurin walther pp's which was made under license from walther. Love it. From 15 yards can keep all shots under 3" even with cataracts. using federal ball ammo.Now if I could find a couple extra mags I'd be happy. I once had a Saur 38h in 32 acp but swapped it and the holster it came with for a 1943 ithaca 1911A1 45. Along with a half dozen assorted boxes of 32 acp ammo. I got the 38h for free from a member of my gun club as he wanted to get rid of it. So basically I got the 45 for free also. Frank
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I'll play. My CZ50.
The knife is a Mora 612. The inner tube is covering up dog damage.
The knife is a Mora 612. The inner tube is covering up dog damage.
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Mauser HSc, .32 ACP
5-Shot
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Here's mine. It's a police trade in from somewhere in Europe. Great (not so) little gun.
Ed
Ed
LedFowl
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Walther PP from 1960's.
Mauser Model 1914 from the late 1920's.
Colt 1903 made in 1929.
Mauser Model 1914 from the late 1920's.
Colt 1903 made in 1929.
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Absalom
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Here is an FN 1910, first year of production 1912/13. These can be identified by the negative overlap of the slide/frame at the front.
This gun came off the assembly line about half a year before the gun that killed the Archduke and his wife in Sarajevo (although that one was in .380); probably as close as one of my guns gets to history
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This gun came off the assembly line about half a year before the gun that killed the Archduke and his wife in Sarajevo (although that one was in .380); probably as close as one of my guns gets to history
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italiansport
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J. P. Sauer & Sohn:
It's in darn near mint condition but the bluing appears washed out in the 2nd photo.
Jim
It's in darn near mint condition but the bluing appears washed out in the 2nd photo.
Jim
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S. Hammer
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Another CZ fan here.
Absalom
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This does indeed look like a very nice pre-war commercial specimen. While some people go all ga-ga over a few swastika stamps, others actually consider clean ones more desirable. Over on the Walther forum, with the serial number they can likely narrow down the year of production for you.
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Alpo
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Only one I have a picture of. 1925-vintage Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless.
Grayfox
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I don't have pics, but I do have a Colt 1903 and a Walther PP. 
A couple CZ 27's, one early Commercial the other early Nazi accepted.
1966 PPK, this one came with Provost Marshall papers from Germany dated 1966.
Last 2 pics of a recent addition, 1940 RSHA SS PPK. These are only distinguishable by serial number placement along with the 2 matching numbered magazines and the holster. Was happy to add this rig to the collection.
1966 PPK, this one came with Provost Marshall papers from Germany dated 1966.
Last 2 pics of a recent addition, 1940 RSHA SS PPK. These are only distinguishable by serial number placement along with the 2 matching numbered magazines and the holster. Was happy to add this rig to the collection.
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The members have some nice thirty twos, all of them.
That 1940 SS PPK is a find and a half. I've got one but not as nice as yours CZU.
That 1940 SS PPK is a find and a half. I've got one but not as nice as yours CZU.
Walter Rego
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Here are another Savage 1907 and Mauser 1914. I lettered the Savage, it shipped to one John Pritzlaff Hardware Co. in Milwaukee on 4/11/13. The Mauser bears no military nor export markings so must have been made for civilian sale.
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A Manurhin Walther and a Savage 1907
Alk8944
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Easiest thing in the world: Mec-Gar Mag Walther PP 32 ACP 8-Round Steel Blue Finger Rest Or just Google Mec-Gar magazines: Mec-Gar magazines Or, if that is too hard, here is the page they are on: Walther Magazines - Mec-Gar
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policerevolvercollector
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Great pics!! Keep 'em coming!!!
Remember 007 carried a .32 auto.
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Remember 007 carried a .32 auto.
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Alk8944
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You want a magazine? Here: Gun Holsters and Gun Magazines by Triple K :: SAVAGE 1904-1915, .32ACP, 7 RD MAGAZINE OR GRIPS
I don't know about now, but the last 1907 magazine I bought from Triple K was a real Savage magazine, not one of their reproductions! I honestly am not sure if the 1907 and 1917 magazines are the same after looking at the Numrich/GunParts site. They do claim to have reproductions for either model though. I have owned several 1907s, but never a 1917.
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I've probably looked at that site 20 times, but I could have sworn the original mag held 9 rounds, and theirs only says 7. What to do......
The OEM magazines are the same for the 1907/1917 and hold 10 rounds. Check the link at the very bottom is information on Savage magazines
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Texas Star
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My uncle had one of those. I carried it concealed for a few days on a summer visit to his home. I was 12, but knew how to use it. It wasn't just an affectation, for he had been beaten up a few weeks prior by some men who accosted him on his front porch. I kept it near me for that entire visit. He also had a Colt .32 auto.
The Savage M-1917 was also sold to Portugal, to augment their 7.65mm Lugers, I guess. Maybe senior officers carried them?
I think the French also bought some in WWI.
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Dennis The B
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I love my Beretta Model 70. Shoots like a dream.
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