U.S. Military Pistols & Revolvers

This excellent Ithaca U.S. Model 0f 1911 A1 45ACP pistol was delivered as part of the 3rd Ithaca contract on May 10, 1944, to Benicia Ordnance Depot, Benica, CA. It is correct throughout with the slide being marked on the left ITHACA GUN CO., INC. over ITHACA N.Y. The right side of the frame is marked UNITED STATES PROPERTY over No 1451602 with M1911 A1 U..S. ARMY forward. The left side of...

Scarce U.S. military issue service revolver. This is a 4" blued .38 Special revolver, bought by the U.S. military in the 1970's. The box still has the original foil wrap and comes in a shipping carton. Very rare to find these guns in NIB condition like this.

Scarce U.S. military issue service revolver. This is a 4" blued .38 Special revolver, bought by the U.S. military in the 1970's. The box still has the original foil wrap and comes in a shipping carton. Very rare to find these guns in NIB condition like this.

Scarce U.S. military issue service revolver. This is a 4" blued .38 Special revolver, bought by the U.S. military in the 1970's. The box still has the original foil wrap and comes in a shipping carton. Very rare to find these guns in NIB condition like this.

WWII U.S. military Colt frame made in 1943 in parkerized finish. The slide and barrel are a 50's vintage Colt replacement. The bore is excellent. The metal shows some wear but has 97% of the parkerization. Overall very good condition.

This Model 1900 American Eagle 7.65mm (30 Luger) caliber pistol is one of 1,000 bought in 1902 by the U.S. Army for troop trials. Ultimately, the John Browning designed U.S. Model 1911 was adopted. This Model 1900 Luger, serial number 7588, has all the characteristics of the trials pistols in that it has the American Eagle over the chanmber and does NOT have German proof marks and is NOT...

Scarce U.S. military issue service revolver. This is a 4" blued .38 Special revolver, bought by the U.S. military in the 1970's. The box still has the original foil wrap and comes in a shipping carton. Very rare to find these guns in NIB condition like this.

This Ithaca Gun Company 45ACP U.S. Model 1911 A1 was shipped on November 30, 1943, in a lot of 1,000 as part of the 2nd contract to the Augusta Ordnance Depot, Augusta, GA. It appears to have original parts throughout. The High Standard barrel (the normal barrel for Ithacas) has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The pistol has the expected Ithaca factory and inspection marks...

This typical WWII Augusta Arsenal 45ACP Model 1911 rebuild consists of a circa 1918 Colt Model 1911 frame married to a Remingotn Rand Model 1911A1 slide. The High Standard barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifliing. The gun has an overall blue-brown finish. The frame has an original 1911 trigger and hammer and is correctly marked for the era. It also has the Augusta Arsenal AA...

WWII U.S. military pistol made in 1943. The bore is excellent. Overall excellent example.

Serial number V425924. 38 Special with a 3 ¼” barrel.  Interesting gun that is nicely stamped on the left hand side “Converted by/ Cogswell & Harrison/ London” This gun was originally made in 38 S&W for service in the English Military, then converted to 38 Special by Cogswell and Harrison for the commercial market. This gun is in excellent condition as...

The 7,65mm (32 ACP) CZ 27 was manufactured from 1927 to 1951. About 450.000 were manufactured for the German military during WWII. This pistol is a pre-WWII CZ 27 that was used by the Czech military prior to WWII. It is slightly diffferent from the WWII German issued pistols in that it is rounded rather than flat on the later guns. The 3.5" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong...

WWII U.S. military pistol. Has been through both Augusta Arsenal and Rock Island Arsenal, and is so marked on the frame. Bore is excellent. Shows some typical service wear, overall very good condition.

Scarce WWII 1911A1 pistol by US&S. The gun has been restored and looks good. The bore is fair, with etching throughout. The US&S guns are the second rarest government contract for the 1911A1, only the Singer is harder to find. A very desirable U.S. military pistol.

US WWI Army issue revolver. Metal has approximately 97% original finish. Bore is excellent. Grips are a later replacement, but look great. Action works properly and locks up tight. Very good plus overall condition.

This extremely early Smith & Wesson U.S. Model 1917 revolver is serial number 1693. It is in very fine to excellent condition. The 5.5" round 45 ACP (or 45 Auto Rim) caliber barrel has an excellent bore. The markings are standard with the bottom of the grip strap being marked U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1917 with No/1/693 below. The hammer exhibits the circular machine marks found on only the...

US WWI military revolver. Metal has approximately 98% original finish. Bore is excellent. US markings and proofs are sharp and easily visible. Near excellent overall condition. A great example of a Smith & Wesson 1917.

Scarce US WWI military pistol. Left side of frame has Augusta Arsenal markings. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Good overall condition. A desirable 1911.

WWII military pistol. Barrel has British proof markings. Bore has strong rifling with some frosting. Metal has some holster wear. Good overall condition.

Scarce WWI US military pistol. Bore is excellent. Barrel is marked "H" above chamber and "P" on breech face. Correct Springfield magazine with lanyard loop. Very good overall condition.