My entire handgun collection in one picture.

No problem theshootist, glad to help.

Fourtonnemantis, I wish I could help but all I've ever found were a few original 1930s rounds at a gun show. Fiocchi loaded it not all that long ago but in 6 years I've never found any. I'm told you can concert cut-down .303 cases but I've never tried.
 
Nyles said:
I do still have the CZ38, it's next to the Savage in the second picture. I'd never sell it, not only is it a super cool gun but it's one of the very rare Finn contract guns. I did get rid of the two French M1935s because they were postwar and one of the 1911A1s to fund one of the 1911s.
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Mine is Finnish marked as well. SA on the pistol and Mag. Neat little DAO pistol. I actually bought it from a gun shop owner who got it as a trade in and didn't know what it was. He knew I was into old pistols and asked me about it. I told him what it was and he said for $150 I could have it :d
 
Awesome! I can't remember what I paid for mine but it was certainly a good deal as well! I've actually gotten an offer or two on it from US-based Finn collectors (no names but likely people you'd know of) so if you ever wanted to sell yours you could probably get some good money for it. I don't though!
 
What a great collection!! Nicely curated.
Obviously the collection has grown better from 2010 but for some reason it looks especially good against the old painted floorboards with the scuffed-up, weathered patina (first pic)
 
barrett50cal said:
What a great collection!! Nicely curated.
Obviously the collection has grown better from 2010 but for some reason it looks especially good against the old painted floorboards with the scuffed-up, weathered patina (first pic)
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I absolutely agree, I miss that old room!
 
Thanks for sharing... my 13 year old son and I had a fun time trying to ID your different pieces. Good to show the wife incase she has future complaints about the size of my collection!

We are most impressed with your artillery luger with snail mag and the broomhandle Mauser.
You really need some quality Swiss pieces. :)
 
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