Foreign Military Pistols & Revolvers

This late WWII Type 14 rig comes with a matching magazine and holster. This WWII Type 14 pistol is dated November,1943. The 4.5" round barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 99% blue and straw colors. The right side of the receiver is marked with the Nagoya Arsenal symbol followed by an inspection character followed by the serial number. Below that,...

This 8mm Model 1892 revolver was made for the French Ministry of War for presentation as a shooting prize. The 4.5" round with three top flats barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx 99% military blue and 95% straw colors on the hammer, trigger and loading gate. The top of the barrel is marked Mle 1892 and the right side is marked S. 1912. The right...

This German "Officer's Model" 1879 Reichsrevolver was made by Sauer & Sauer, Suhl. It is approx. 12" in overall length. The 6" ocatagon to round 10.6mm caliber barrel with cannon muzzle has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 95% bright blue overall. The serial number, 18, is on the barrel, frame, side plate, and frame screws. The left side of the frame...

The 8mm Type 94 Japanese pistol was manufactured from 1935 to 1945. Approx. 70,000 were manufactured, about half the number of the much more common Type 14 Nambu pistol. The 3.8" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 90% blue with the grip straps and trigger guard fading and 50% straw finish. The left lower frame has three Japanese characters above...

This WWI dated DWM military p08 luger pistol is in excellent condition. About 90,000 were made in 1917. The 4' 9mm barrel has a very good bore with minor frosting in the grooves. The gun retains approx. 98% original blue and 95% straw. With the exception of the correct type unnumbered wood base magazine, all numbers, including the firing pin, and grips match. The chamber is dated 1917 and...

Romanian Tokarev service pistol in excellent condition. Made in 1955.

This 9mm Walther HP pistol has the early square firing pin and chambered round indicator located above the hammer cut out. The bore is excellent with bright, strong rifling. The frame and barrel assembly have eagle over N proof marks and the barrel assembly is marked 35. The lower right corner of the slide has what appears to be a crown over 11 inspection stamp.  The matching serial number,...

Semi-auto pistol with 3" barrel. The bore is excellent, bright and shiny. The pistol has 98% of its original blue. The serial numbers are all matching. The grips show light handling marks and retain 99% of its original varnish. The frame is marked with a Triangle in a circle to indicate the Portuguese Contract.

Abpit 36,000 11mm Model 1874 oofficer's revolvers were manufactured between 1874 and 1886. They were used by the French Army and Navy through WWII. They are based on the Chanelot-Delvigne patent wirh their solid frame, fixed cylinder, and rod ejection. The fluted cylinder is the major difference between the Model 1874 and earlier Model 1873 which was produced in far greater numbers. The 4.7"...

This is a fourth variation zero series P.38 9mm pistol with matching magazine. These were trials guns that were distributed to Wehrmacht troops and regular line solciers for evaluation. This pistol retains approx. 96% of its high gloss blue finish. The numbers on the frame, slide, and magazine match. The slide is marked with the WALTHER banner followed by P.38 followed by the serial number,...

This is an excellent example of a two tone Mauser P.38 manufactured between July and December 1944.. It gets its two tone appearance from its phosphate frame and slide and a blued barrel. Collectors call these the second alphabet run, second variation. It is all matching and has the correct eagle...

This fine 10.35mm Orbea Type 1916 top break revolver was manufactured by Orbea Hermanos in Spain and imported by F. Tettoni of Brescia, Italy. The demand for handguns was very high during WWI and several Spanish manufacturers filled this need, especially for France and Italy. The top of the barrel is marked REVOLVER MOD 1916 CAL 10.35. The left side of the frame is marked avove the trigger F...

This standard issue (also known as the second variation) ac 40 9mm P.38 was manufactured in November and December 1940. It has approx. 92% of its high gloss blue with edge and front strap wear. The slide has the standard P.38 folllowed by ac over 40 (centered vertically on the slide) followed by the serial number, 9978a, with the frame and barrel assembly numbers matching. It has an...

Pre-war Czech made semi-auto pistol with 3.5" barrel. The pistol has approximately 90% factory blue. The right side of frame is marked "J*37." The pistol has CZ factory markings on the top of the barrel. Overall excellent condition.

This is a very fine example of a first variation ac 41 Walther P.38 manufactured from January into March 1941. It is all matching and has the proper eagle over 359 military proofs throughout, including the small parts. It has approx. 95% of its original high polish blue finish with some lightly...

This is a scarce standard issue "a" range ac 45 9mm Walther P.38 pistol with a lower case "a" on the barrel assembly and slide and uppercase "A" on the frame. It is all matching and has the correct eagle over 359 Waffenamt acceptance marks. The bore is excellent with bright, strong rifling. The pistol retains approx. 92% blue with the grip strap fading. The hammer has three ridges. The...

This Swedish Model 1887 Officers revolver was made by Husqvarna. It was originally in 7.5mm but has been sleeved to 22 Magnum. The right side of the sleeved barrel is marked 22 MAGNUM. The left side of the frame is marked HUSQVARNA over the serial number, 10009, over HR. The 4.5" round to octagon barrel has an excellent bore. The matching serial number is found on the barrel, barrel sleeve,...

This Spreewerke 9mm P.38 pistol is known to collectors as the first alphabet run, second variation. It is circa late 1944 or early 1945. The bore is excellent with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 92% blue with fading on the grip strap and has eagle over 88 and eagle over NS inspection stamps. The correct reddish brown AEG grips are excellent. The jvd marked magazine was made...

This is an excellent example of a two tone Mauser P.38 manufactured between July and December 1944.. It gets its two tone appearance from its phosphate frame and slide and a blued barrel. Collectors call these the second alphabet run, second variation. It is all matching and has the correct eagle...

Swiss military revolver made in the 1920's. Bore and action are excellent. Excellent overall condition with all matching numbers. Beautiful Swiss workmanship.