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Nicknamed for the grooved pattern on the cylinder, which interacts with an arm connected to the hammer to rotate. Blade front and notch rear sights, w

This is an excellent cased example of a Webley "WG" Target Model Double Action revolver. The revolver has a high polish commercial blue f...

The brass cross guard is marked "PATENT / NO 17143/16" next to "W.W.G." above an elephant inside an oval and has the number &quo...

This is a beautiful example of an original WWII commercial Sauer model 38H post pistol that is all original and unaltered with the original Sauer fact

Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the two line address and patent markings on the left side of the slide and stacked matching numbers on the f

Introduced in 1949, the P210 remains in service with the Swiss and Danish militaries and the German Federal Police. Drift adjustable fixed sights, wit

Tangent rear sight and grooved backstrap, with the two line model and address markings on the left side of the slide and matching stacked numbers on t

Manufactured until 1916. Fixed blade and notch sights, with stacked "crown/ N" proofs on the left side of the slide, "Rheinische Meta...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "611" on the left side of the barrel and "390" on the underside, matching the frame, &qu...

Fixed sights, with the standard maker's marks on the left side of the slide, "crown/ N" commercial proofs on the right side of the sli...

This is an example of a Bergmann semi-automatic pistol as manufactured in Belgium. The left side of the barrel extension is marked "BREVETE./ ...

Introduced in 1882. Blade and notch sights, with extensive Swiss Cross proofs, matching full numbers on the barrel, frame and cylinder, with matching

Produced before the Nazi occupation of Belgium. Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the three line address and patent markings on the left side

Produced before the German invasion of Poland, with the early style markings and features. Fixed sights, with the two line model and patent markings o

This is an exact reproduction hardwood shoulder stock for a Radom Model 35 semi-automatic pistol. The stock has blue finished hardware. The Polish mi

This is an example of a rare Bergman Mars semi-automatic pistol. These actually pre-date and are the predecessor of the Bergman-Bayard pistols and was

Manufactured from 1901 to 1903, this odd looking pistol was not much of a success. It is chambered for the 8 mm cartridge which was the forerunner of

Used by the Swiss military from 1882 to as late as 1950. The checkered Swiss cross embossed hard rubber grips on this revolver indicate that it is an

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "172/ 28" on the left side of the barrel, "crown/ crown/ U" proofs on the barrel, cockin...

This Romanian contract pistol is identical to the Model 1934 with the following slide legend: "P. BERETTA-CAL. 9 SCURT-Mo 1934-BREVET. / GARDON...