ksg

I just got back from visiting a Military Museum and thought I'd seen some great specimens but your Broomhandle with the wooden shoulder stock/holster AND the leather harness WITH tools!!!!!!!!!!! FANTASTIC!

Thanks for making my day!

Cheers

Brian

I?m happy to have made your day!

Kjell

Hello!

ksg

Have You Holster for all Pistols? Please post some,thank You. :jumping:

all the best

Nesredep

No,I don?t have holsters for all. I was looking last night and I found some, for Luger, P 38, TT33 and a few other. Will dig some more and post them soon. I moved some time ago and a lot is still in crates.

Kjell

What are the dates on your P08 and P38? I really like the TT33

The P 38 is Walter, ac 41 and the Luger is a Mauser produced, S/42 from 1938.

I also like the TT33. But I need a new barrel, it have been used so much it?s almost smooth bored . I have had bullet going into the target sideways..!

Kjell

Very nice collection of classic handguns.

Thanks ! Will try to post some more classic guns soon. Rifles, MP?s and MG?s. I got one post some time back, showing my Mauser rifles.

Kjell

Here's the Type 30 Arisaka rifle for comparision.

I'll keep looking for that arsenal mark.

Perhaps there are members who know a lot more about Japanese riles who read this post. I am wondering if the Japanese sold Arisaka rifles to any other countries and the mark may have been put on those bayonets. I'm "fishing" now.

Cheers

Brian

Other contrys Japan sold rifles to was Siam, Mexico and Great Britain ( GB, 2 types of rifles and one type of carbine). The last ones ended up in Russia. A lot of these can still be found in Finland. Mexico and I think Siam produced their own bayonets.

Kjell

A few more items. Two uncut collar dogs and a tray.

I don?t know the purpose of it, it don?t look like an ashtray, could it be a calling card tray...?

Kjell

Yes, I quite enjoyed looking at your collection.

Did the single red disc and ID bracelet belong to the poor bugger named on the pair & plaque?

Tony

Glade you liked it Tony!

The items do not match, they all belongs to different persons.

Kjell

very impressive, thanks for share.

My pleasure!

Kjell

Hello!

ksg

Amazing collection You show us.Thanks for sharing.

All the best

Nesredep

Thanks,lade you liked it!

Kjell

Hi Kjell,

I really like your collection especially the 1896 "Red 9 Broomhandle" Mauser. That and the Luger are sweet handguns.

I think it's funny that the Broomhandle style is still used in movies like Star Wars with odds and ends attached to reresent a futuristic weapon when it actually came out at the end of the 1800s.

Thanks for an interesting post.

Cheers

Brian

Hi Brian, glade you liked my collection ! Used to have more Lugers, but all are gone. Fortunately there are no shortage of Lugers here. I is one of the most common handguns to get hold of, for a reasonable price.

The use of Broomhandles and other authentic weapons in sci-fi movies, don?t get me started... but I agree it is kind of funny.

Have added a few more pictures of the Mauser.

Kjell

Two more pictures showing the cut out space for the two pice loading handle. It could be wear but it looks like it have been made by a file....?

Kjell

What a fantastic piece! I certainly agree with that being the forefront to any display. I love it!

Regards,

Joel

Thanks Joel, glad you to liked it !

Kjell

That is an incredible piece! Is it fully operational?

Thanks Paul! Yes, all my guns are in OK Have used this very little lately, due to shortage of ammunition. I still have 300-400 DDR produced cartridges left but.... Saving them for a rainy day, or until someone start producing again.

Kjell

Wow, some nice guns you've posted! Those would really jazz up a display!

--Kevin

Thanks Kevin, glad you liked it !

Kjell

And this...

Forgot this one