Antique Photos--Post what you got
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Ardent
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Win 38-55 said:
Here is my original S&W New Model #3 in .44 Russian. Not sure the date it was made, but one fellow on the S&W forum said the serial # indicated 1879 or 1880. With 9.5 grains of 2400, it sends a 256 grain (actual weight from a 245 grain Keith mould) cast Keith bullet out the barrel at 800 fps.
Beautiful photography!
juanvaldez
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Sudbury, Ontario
oops wrong thread
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- Location
- charlotte county, new brunswick
some beautiful antiques on this thread. i especially like the 1881 vetterli. i have an 1869/71 vetterli that i'll try to post some pics of.
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peckerwood
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- PalePony, Yukon
It's a beast alright...a heavy beaststreetsweeper said:
This is my new one Have finally received it !!!!
This is my new French model 1892 service revolver commonly said the ''Lebel'' in 8mm caliber manufactured in 1897. It is GORGEOUS!!! have just received it today from New-Mexico.
I am stun by the condition of this revolver, It is MINT condition . have never seen an antique in this condition before. Just take a look and see for yourself!!!
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Nice hey !!!!!!
I love this one !!!
This is my new French model 1892 service revolver commonly said the ''Lebel'' in 8mm caliber manufactured in 1897. It is GORGEOUS!!! have just received it today from New-Mexico.
I am stun by the condition of this revolver, It is MINT condition . have never seen an antique in this condition before. Just take a look and see for yourself!!!
Nice hey !!!!!!
I love this one !!!
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Antique Husqvarna model 1887 7.5mm
Have bought another nice antique, and I wish to share a couple of pics with you guys. This is a Swedish Husqvarna model 1887 ( NAGANT) 7.5 mm in excellent condition. It came with the original holster,lanyard, screwdriver,spare cylinder, accessory pouch and oilier. This was such a nice catch, that I could not resist...have a look !!!
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Nice Hey !!!!
Have now received it, and its even NICER than the pictuire shows. WOW this one is near MINT Condition.
Have bought another nice antique, and I wish to share a couple of pics with you guys. This is a Swedish Husqvarna model 1887 ( NAGANT) 7.5 mm in excellent condition. It came with the original holster,lanyard, screwdriver,spare cylinder, accessory pouch and oilier. This was such a nice catch, that I could not resist...have a look !!!
Nice Hey !!!!
Have now received it, and its even NICER than the pictuire shows. WOW this one is near MINT Condition.
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My new Webley no 4 Pryse in 476 caliber
Here my newly arived Webley No 4 Pryse in Ex condition has mint bore and locks up tight like new. This one was in North Carolina.
I really like this gun alot
Click pics to enlarge.
Heres a pic of the Orignal holster that came with my new Webley MKII This Holster is the nicest i have seen and has a neat shoulder strap, the webs in there, nice fit,
Sorry about the stupid Chicken in the pic 
Here my newly arived Webley No 4 Pryse in Ex condition has mint bore and locks up tight like new. This one was in North Carolina.
I really like this gun alot
Click pics to enlarge.
Heres a pic of the Orignal holster that came with my new Webley MKII This Holster is the nicest i have seen and has a neat shoulder strap, the webs in there, nice fit,
Sorry about the stupid Chicken in the pic
- Location
- Ft. Mac. Alberta
Jeepers, I forgot about this!
Okay, here's a few.
moomcoon has actualloy shot this one with me, a little Chance and sons
"scrfew gun" or vest pocket pistol.
12 grains of FFFG and a .45 ball, no patch.
Shoots well if the target is 3 feet away!
Owned by my great Uncle ross.
Here is a 1894 Remington 12 that is a very good shooter, but may be going away soon!
12 gauge brass shells.
The breach area of one of my favorite hunting nrifles, my 577 Snider!
.303 Martini carbine
My great Uncle Earl's J.R. Gaunt saber
This is a keepsake, one of three packages of Snider ammo that used in one of the Sniders I own, a family hunting rifle that was cut to a carbine.
Cat
Okay, here's a few.
moomcoon has actualloy shot this one with me, a little Chance and sons
"scrfew gun" or vest pocket pistol.
12 grains of FFFG and a .45 ball, no patch.
Shoots well if the target is 3 feet away!
Owned by my great Uncle ross.
Here is a 1894 Remington 12 that is a very good shooter, but may be going away soon!
12 gauge brass shells.
The breach area of one of my favorite hunting nrifles, my 577 Snider!
.303 Martini carbine
My great Uncle Earl's J.R. Gaunt saber
This is a keepsake, one of three packages of Snider ammo that used in one of the Sniders I own, a family hunting rifle that was cut to a carbine.
Cat
From Russia with Love - BERDAN II RIFLE
Greeting to those who treasure a mystery (I apologize for no pix at this time). I am seeking knowledge and information on a recently discovered / uncovered "1884 BERDAN II RUSSIAN RIFLE (40+ calibre, single shot, hexagonal receiver, bolt action) factory stamped possibly for Serbia or Montenegro. Any info to authenticate year, value and calibre would be outstanding.
DDT
Greeting to those who treasure a mystery (I apologize for no pix at this time). I am seeking knowledge and information on a recently discovered / uncovered "1884 BERDAN II RUSSIAN RIFLE (40+ calibre, single shot, hexagonal receiver, bolt action) factory stamped possibly for Serbia or Montenegro. Any info to authenticate year, value and calibre would be outstanding.
DDT
Some beautiful pieces in this thread. I think this one is an antique. Late 18th-19th century. .58calibre I am told. I just found out it was in the family so I took some pics
More pics of this here http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92146
More pics of this here http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92146
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