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 Interesting gun that is nicely stamped on the left hand side “Converted by/ Cogswell & Harrison/ London” This gun was originally made in 38 S&W for service in the English Military, then converted to 38 Special by Cogswell and Harrison for the commercial market.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...

Custom Bullseye target pistol made using a WWII Ithaca slide and various parts. Has target sights and National Match barrel and bushing. Excellent condition.

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.

WWII US military pistol with British proofs. Bore is excellent. Metal has some light holster wear; otherwise very good plus overall condition.

US WWII military pistol. Arsenal refurbished. Right side of frame is marked "OG". Bore is excellent. Near excellent overall condition.

US WWII military pistol. Bore is excellent. Very good plus overall condition. A great example.

US WWII military pistol. Slide is Union Switch & Signal; frame is manufactured by Remington Rand (serial number dates to 1943). Pistol has been arsenal refurbished and is in excellent condition. Bore is excellent. An affordable alternative to a pure Union Switch and Signal 1911A1.

US WWI issued military revolver. Bore is excellent. Action works properly. Underside of barrel is marked "United States Property". Grips are a later replacement. Metal has approximately 96% original condition. Very good plus overall condition. A popular military revolver.

WWII era revolver. Butt has flaming bomb and "WB" inspectors markings. Back of frame is marked "N" broad arrow "Z" over "6641". (New Zealand issued) Under side of barrel has a small import marking. Bore is excellent. Action works properly. Metal has been refinished long ago. Good overall condition.

US WWII military pistol. Bore is excellent. Barrel is marked with a "P" and an "F" on each side of the lug. Correct Ithaca frame. Very good plus overall condition.

U.S. WWI issued revolver. Bore is very good with strong rifling and very minor frosting. Metal has approximately 90% original finish. Hammer has vivid case colors. Grips are very good plus, no chips or cracks. Very good overall condition.

This U.S. Army Model 1917 (.45 Hand Ejector) was manufactured circa 1918. It has an excellent bore with light frosting in the grooves. This revolver retains approx. 97% of its bright blue finish with a little edge wear from a holster. The hammer and trigger have strong case colors. The military grips are very good  with some wear at the bottom of the left grip. The action functions properly....