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This is just a beautiful example of an all original, exceptional DWM Model 1900 "American Eagle" commercial Luger pistol. These pistols we...

This is an example of a 1906 DWM commercial Swiss Luger. These are a scarce variation with less than 1000 total made and are most often confused with

This is a very nice example of a scarce "Totenkopf" Death's Head Luger pistol. Though later associated with the Nazi SS units, the sym...

This is an exceptional example of a early WWII German luger pistol as produced by the Mauser factory in 1935. This specific pistol is typical of those

This model was manufactured for both military and commercial sales. Fixed sights, with a small "33" stamped on top of the chamber, the ser...

This is a excellent example of a 06/24 Luger as produced in Switzerland at the BERN factory. These were the first true Swiss manufactured Lugers that

Fixed sights, with "1942" over the chamber and the Mauser banner on the toggle link. All numbers matching, with an "eagle/swastika L&...

Introduced in 1928, with the first serial number range starting at 750000, placing this pistol very early in production, and equipped with the early s

Fixed sights and standard address and model markings, with "crown/ N" commercial proofmarks, 90 degree safety switch, ring hammer and chec...

Made between 1921 and 1944. Blade front and notch rear sights. Walther banner and model markings on left side of slide, address on right, with stacked

The left side of the slide has the two line "P35(p)" model markings with "eagle/WaA77", eagle firing, and "eagle/623 proof...

A) The slide has the two line Beretta legend with the date "1943-XX". A brescia crown/lion proof is stamped on the left grip tang and a bo...

Manufactured in 1961 by the Tula State Arsenal, this pistol was manufactured for use by the Russian Shooting Team in the 1964 Olympic Games. The only

A) Fixed sights, with the "WALTHER" banner, two line address and "Mod. PP Cal. 22 Lr" on the left side. Serial number on the fra...

The left side of the slide is marked with the Walther banner followed by the address/ model and caliber marking. The right side of the slide is marked

A) Manufactured between 1966-1970 with a blade front sight and adjustable notched rear. Barrel is ported at the muzzle on the left side and upper left

A) Fixed sights, American Eagle on the chamber, import marks on the right side of the frame, checkered grips and eagle imprints on the magazine base.

A) Features an alloy frame and brass colored anodized alloy trigger guard, an unfluted and roll engraved cylinder. The engraving is a bear and a mount

Luftwaffe Model 30 Survival Drilling manufactured by J. P. Sauer. The drilling features two 12 gauge side-by-side barrels above a 9.3X74R rifle barrel

This truly unique and extraordinary experimental Steyr carbine is manufactured using a combination of milled and stamped sheet metal parts, with the b

This unique experimental Steyr carbine utilizes an action very similar to the Mauser G41(M) action and gas system. The only visible markings is &quo...

Blade and tangent sights, with "660/ 1939" and "WaA623" proofs on the receiver ring. Milled components, with matching numbered f...

Established in the 1930's as a subgroup of the Deutsch Arbeitsfront , Kraft durch Freude (KdF, "Strength through Joy") was a party-run...

This is a nice example of a very late K98 rifle manufactured at the Mauser factory. The top of the receiver is marked "Mod. 98" over &quo...

This is an example of a WWII 1942 production K98 rifle, manufactured by Waffenwerke Bruenn, A.-G., Werk Bystrica,Czechoslovakia while under occupation

Mauser rifles were produced for France both in 1939, on contract from the Belgians, and in the immediate post-War years, using the seized Mauser facto

Originally produced in 1916, and later fitted with an Erma marked 98k length barrel and K98-style stock. Blade and tangent sights, with "DO 130...

This is a sniper variation of the Swedish Model 1896 rifle. The top of the receiver is marked " Crown/C / CARL GUSTAFS STADS / GEVARSFAKTORI. ...

Single shot model with deluxe sight adjustment for windage and target settings for 100, 175 and 300 meters. The caliber markings on the left side of t

Introduced alongside the Model 1888 rifle, for issue to non-infantry troops. Blade and ladder sights, with "C.G. HAENEL/ SUHL/ 1891." on t...

This is an example of an improved Model GEW 98 rifle that was manufactured at the Amberg Arsenal in 1917 and subsequently reworked. The most notable i

This is a WWI production (short rifle) carbine as manufactured by the Erfurt Arsenal. The top of the receiver ring is marked "crown / ERFURT / ...

Dated 1917 on the chamber, with the "DWM" monogram on the toggle. Fitted with blade front and tangent rear sights, the latter numbered to ...

This is an example of a 1935 WWII German army "G" date, S/42 code Luger pistol. The top of the chamber area has the single letter "G&...

Dated "1915" on the chamber and marked "DWM" on the toggle. The serial number is marked on the left side of the extension, front...

Fixed sights, with blank chamber and "SIMSON & CO./SUHL" on top of the toggle. Full serial number stamped on the frame, barrel and ext...

Fixed sights, with the blank chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle. "Crown/N" proofs on the left side of the barrel extension...

This is an example of a late WWI German Luger pistol as manufactured in 1917. The top of the chamber area is dated 1917 for the year of manufacture wi

This is a nice example of a pre-WWII German Luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory in 1937. The top of the chamber area is marked 1937 with S/42

This is a nice example of a desirable DWM Model 1908 Military 1st Issue Luger as produced by the DWM factory. These 1908 models were the first true p

This is a very nice example of an early WWI Luger as manufactured by DWM that was converted/arsenal reworked into a police issue pistol sometime in ea

A) Standard Mauser legend on the left side of the slide, an eagle/N proof on the right trigger guard web, and an eagle/135 German Army acceptance stam

A) This is a nice example of a Beretta Model 1934 pistol. Left side of slide is marked "P. BERETTA-CAL. 9 CORTO-Mo 1934 BREVET. / GARDONE V.T. ...

A) Slide marked "F.B. RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567". Eagle/WaA77 acceptance marks on the slide and frame, with an eagle firing proof and ...

Produced between 1924 and 1940. Fixed sights, standard slide markings, with the Belgian proof on the left side of the frame and slide, matching serial

A) Made in Hungary under Nazi Occupation, this is an excellent example of a P-37 semi-automatic pistol. Fixed sights, with standard model marking and

Introduced in 1928. Fixed sights, "Eagle N" proof marks on slide and chamber and the standard address, banner and model markings on the le...

A) The slide legend "P. BERETTA-CAL. 7.65-BREVETTATA / GARDONE V.T. 1941 XX" is marked on the left side and highlighted in white. The boxe...

A) The left side of the slide has the serial number followed by "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.-G. OBERNDORF A.N." and the right side is marked &q...

A) The left side of the slide has the two line Beretta legend with the date "1936-XVI", all highlighted in white. The left grip tang has t...