Mod's please forgive me if this isn't 'cricket'. I thought it relevant because it has come in so handy...shame to bury it in the book section.
If anyone is seriously considering a varied collection of milsurp handguns... you have to get this book... it has been a lifesaver. And it's a great coffee table milsurp p*rn book as well
Just acquired a New Service, WW1 marked... perhaps pictures another day as it's getting late. Unbox it and...yeah the timing is sorta wonky. Which the seller stated
Dig out this Tome' and tear it down...twice to get it right.
New Service had that 'hammer safety' that sorta has three swivel points that all have to be just so or it's wonky
But buy the book, if your milsurp handgun interest is WW2 and earlier...you will not regret the purchase.
Regards
Tokguy
P.S. if you are going to disassemble one, I can ( and have) be persuaded to sent a snap or two. Wobbly Webley's come to mind
If anyone is seriously considering a varied collection of milsurp handguns... you have to get this book... it has been a lifesaver. And it's a great coffee table milsurp p*rn book as well
Just acquired a New Service, WW1 marked... perhaps pictures another day as it's getting late. Unbox it and...yeah the timing is sorta wonky. Which the seller stated
Dig out this Tome' and tear it down...twice to get it right.
New Service had that 'hammer safety' that sorta has three swivel points that all have to be just so or it's wonky
But buy the book, if your milsurp handgun interest is WW2 and earlier...you will not regret the purchase.
Regards
Tokguy
P.S. if you are going to disassemble one, I can ( and have) be persuaded to sent a snap or two. Wobbly Webley's come to mind
