Handguns

Pre-Woodsman pistol. The Woodsman text was added in 1927. 22 LR calibre. (Standard Velocity Only). Serial # in the 40XXX range (1924-1925 manufacture). Checkered mainspring housing, adjustable front and rear sights. Checkered walnut grips are very good plus. Magazine base has 2 line legend “CAL 22 Colt”. Bore is very good plus. Original condition finish is very good plus. Note: This is a collector’s item but if you are going to shoot it; only use Standard Velocity 22 LR ammunition in this pistol.

Original IMI manufactured magazine. Used, very good condition. Have more than one available, couple of example photos provided with this listing. If you need more than one contact us by e-mail.

Enfield 1933 manufacture. Original Mark 1 chequered walnut grips. All matching numbers. Bore is very good plus. 38 S&W.Timing and lock up are tight. Restricted.

1930 DATED, SERIAL #636, 38 S&W calibre, with adjustable rear sight. All original and matching numbers. Barrel is also dated 1930. The only other known example of this short lived adjustable rear sight is in the MOD Pattern Room collection and it is serial # 1383. Bore is very good and action lock up is tight. Cylinder indexing is also tight. Some minor pitting above right grip panel. This could be the earliest surviving example of the No.2 mark 1 outside of the MOD collection in England. They have serial # 1.

Enfield 1942 manufacture. All matching numbers. Timing and lock up are tight. Bore appears very good plus. 38 S&W calibre. Restricted.

Single trigger, 4 inch barrels. .36 Percussion calibre. Marketed by Hoppes. Appears unfired.
Prohibited handgun, must have 12(6) licence to purchase.

1912 DWM manufacture. All matching numbers except side plate and magazine. Regimentally marked on the fore strap. Bore is slightly dark with some minor pitting. Original grips and finish are very good. Prohibited handgun 12(6). We can deactivate for $150.00 additional.

Browning High Power made at the FN factory during Nazi occupation for German military use.
All original matching numbers. Bore is very good, slightly dark. Hair line crack in right grip panel at top as shown.

War time manufacture under German occupation. Original serial numbers have been removed. Original Waffenamt stamps are intact. This model retains the magazine disconnect. Unmarked magazine is converted to 10 rounds. Bore is very good, dark, but strong rifling.

1973 manufacture copy of Walther PP. 7.65mm calibre.100mm barrel. Excellent condition. Prohibited handgun, must have 12(6) licence to purchase.

Licensed copy of Beretta Model 1951 made in Iraq. This model was issued to Saddam Hussein's Republican Guard as signified by the triangle symbol on right side of frame and brass medallions in grips. An especially rare Republican Guard example. Bore is very good plus, 9mm Luger calibre.

1917 DWM manufacture. Numbers not matching. Bore is very good. WW1 wood bottom magazine. Restricted firearm.

7.65 Luger calibre. Produced in the 1920s by DWM for the commercial market. Commercial proof marks, no military acceptance or proof marks. Barrel and sideplate are not matching numbers. All other numbers match. Bore is excellent. Original grips and finish. Prohibited handgun. Must have 12(6) PAL to purchase.

Early Pre WWI model Gamegetter with two 12 inch barrels. Top is .22 S, L, LR , bottom is 44 smooth bore for .44 shot or round ball. Both bores are excellent. Action is tight. Serial # in the 77XX range. Missing the metal folding shoulder stock which was removed long ago by a previous owner and the slots filled with spacers. Comes with original leather shoulder holster. Restricted.

Wartime manufacture for German Kriegsmarine with Navy Eagle over M mark on frame. Nordsee fleet "N" (North Sea fleet) on front grip strap with issue number. Same issue number on magazine base. All matching numbers. Bore is very good plus. Appears that tape was placed over the eagle marking long ago and surface of pistol was scratched when removed. Prohibited Handgun, must have 12(6) licence to purchase live.

Original magazine for German P38 pistol. Marked P38. A number has been electro pencilled onto the back of the magazine.

Manufactured during German occupation and given the German designation “P35(p). All matching numbers (frame, slide and barrel). Slide has both 77 and 623 Waffenamt stamps indicating the slide was manufactured at Steyr, but the pistol was assembled at Radom. Bore appears very good. Original finish is very good. A very nice example of this iconic pistol

The Roth Model 1907 is the first semi-automatic (self-loading) pistol ever adopted by a major power. It was used by the cavalry of the Austro-Hungarian empire. The pistol was based on patents of famous Austrian gun designers Georg Roth and Karel (Charles) Krnka. This pistol was manufactured between 1907 and 1918, and some 90 000 Roth M.07 pistols were made at Steyr and FEG arms factories. Calibre is 8mm Roth. Internal magazine holds 10 rounds that are loaded from the top of the pistol via a clip. Very interesting and researchable. Restricted.

Stainless steel with original S&W grips. Complete with one speed loader and 1 piece Pachmayr extra grips. Very nice J frame revolver.4 inch barrel is excellent. 22 LR. Prohibited handgun, must have 12(6) licence to purchase.