Post your Milsurp Pistols and Revolvers (looking for pics)
- Thread starter AdrianM
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It's great! The 7.26x25 round is awesome. Accuracy from mine is not the greatest, but it sure is fun to shoot. For the price you can't go wrong.
Happy to chime in here, though I don't have enough milsurp pistols to fill a rug yet.
S&W Hand Ejector, 2nd Model in .455, named to a Military Cross winning Captain in the Royal Canadian Engineers, here posed with some related items.
Another Smith, a late pre-Victory in .38 S&W. Here posted with items belonging to my grandfather, who carried one overseas.
All-matching "42" P-08, brought home by my grandfather (the gentleman pictured above).
S&W Hand Ejector, 2nd Model in .455, named to a Military Cross winning Captain in the Royal Canadian Engineers, here posed with some related items.
Another Smith, a late pre-Victory in .38 S&W. Here posted with items belonging to my grandfather, who carried one overseas.
All-matching "42" P-08, brought home by my grandfather (the gentleman pictured above).
Happy to chime in here, though I don't have enough milsurp pistols to fill a rug yet.
S&W Hand Ejector, 2nd Model in .455, named to a Military Cross winning Captain in the Royal Canadian Engineers, here posed with some related items.
Another Smith, a late pre-Victory in .38 S&W. Here posted with items belonging to my grandfather, who carried one overseas.
All-matching "42" P-08, brought home by my grandfather (the gentleman pictured above).
Holy...what you lack in quantity you make up for in quality. Nice guns!
Here are some milsurp pistol pics from my "ready to go" pictures files (yes, I took these all of things I either own or used to own).
wartime Walther PPK:
Bond, James BondAm I right ???
It was meant to be a Bond parody.
Some things you guys didn't catch: The pills are Celebrex pain killers, favourites of arthritics, pro-athletes and special forces types. The watch is an Omega Speedmaster, as famously worn by Bond in "Moonraker". The Ukrainian docs have a woman's name on them.
Glad you guys got a kick out of it.
. If you look carefully, you can see the angled double E/359 on the left side.
is there signifigance to the sloped birds?
Travis Bickle
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Upper Lower Middle Alberta
My beloved Soviet TT33 1941 refurbished in '53.
Also pictured, my actual issue soviet canvas grunt belt
Also pictured, my actual issue soviet canvas grunt belt
I'll be posting some pics next week. I am buying 2 Enfield Revolvers from a fellow CGN'er! One is a 1936 No.2 Mk 1 and the other is a 1944 No. 2 Mk 1*. The Mk 1 is in very good condition with an excellent bore and the Mk 1* is in good condition with an excellent bore but has been parkerised at some point. I got an incredible deal on the two of them and am extremely happy to have to two models.
This thread is to awesome to let die...
1917 C96 Broomhandle - German Army marked and all matching
1941 Japanese Nambu Type 14 - all matching
Inglis I USED to own
1942 Radom I USED to own
1918 Colt
Non refurb - all original matching 1940 TT-30
Also have a 1938 S/42 P08 Luger inbound. Always searching for a nice pre 1943 Walther P38
1917 C96 Broomhandle - German Army marked and all matching
1941 Japanese Nambu Type 14 - all matching
Inglis I USED to own
1942 Radom I USED to own
1918 Colt
Non refurb - all original matching 1940 TT-30
Also have a 1938 S/42 P08 Luger inbound. Always searching for a nice pre 1943 Walther P38
Non refurb - all original matching 1940 TT-30
Huh....I had one with the same '2 tone' finish on the slide-wonder what the story is there...?
