U.S. M1911 Pistol ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a M1911 which the lower frame's serial number dates the production between May 1918 to April 1919. However the slide is an M1911A1 replacement as it does not have the Model of M1911 marking. The slide dates from 1942 or earlier as Colt omitted the patent dates from 1942 onwards. This makes sense as it has a post-WW2 German nitro-pro...  read more

Code: 70188

Replica John Waynes Armed Forces Commermorative M1911A1 Franklin Mint

This is a Franklin mint made replica of one of Hollywoods greatest stars John Wayne's Model 1911A1 pistol. It was first issued by Franklin Mint on 10th May 1992 and was officially approved by the Wayne family to honour the actor's military films and his relationship with the U.S. Military. This example comes with its display case which has all the coat of arms for all five branches of the U.S. ...  read more

Code: 70187

Replica of John Waynes Colt M1875 Peacemaker. ( Franklin Mint )

This is an exact replica of one of Hollywoods greatest stars John Wayne's actual Colt M1875 Peacemaker., which was the revolver given to him by Colt. The majority of John Wayne's western films he carries a ivory handle revolver. The replica was produced with permission from John Wayne's family and was first market on 10th May 1992. Later examples don't have the wall hanger or John Waynes signa...  read more

Code: 70186

U.S. Ruger Redhawk 44 Magnum ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Ruger Redhawk 44 magnum was first introduced in 1979 and was designed by Roy Melcher and Harry Sefried. The 44 magnum is associated with the fictional detective Harry Callahn, aka "Dirty Harry", who in fact used a Smith & Wesson model 29, 44 magnum. The Ruger Redhawk 44 was used by the explore Sir Ranulph Fiennes in the Transglobe Exped...  read more

Code: 70185

British Webley MKIV .38 Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deacrivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Webley MKIV .38 revolver was originally designed due to the War office requirement for a smaller and more compact version of the MKVI .455 which they believe was to large for modern military use. The MKIV .38 was introduced in 1932 firstly as a commercial private purchase item or for use with various commonwealth police forces. The des...  read more

Code: 70184

Britsh Webley W.S. Army Model Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is the rarer W.S ( Webley Scott ) army model revolver which was introduced in 1902 and was refined alternative to their earlier W.G ( Webley-Government ) model. It featured restyled frame and mechanically interchangeable with earlier Webley models, making it highly reliable and robust. It's design influence the MKVI which it closely ...  read more

Code: 70183

British Webley Fosebery Automatic Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is an extremely rare Webley Fosebery automatic revolver which was produced between 1901 to 1924 and was designed George Vincent Fosebery V.C. It was introduced at time when automatic pistols where coming into their own and the majority of arms manufacturers did not see a future with automatic revolvers, which where bulky compared to au...  read more

Code: 70182

British Webley MKIV .455 Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Webley MKIV .455 revolver was introduced in 1899 and is sometimes known as the "Boer War Model" due to the large numbers of officers and senior NCO's who privately purchased the Webley MKIV on their way to the conflict. On 9th December 1913 the MKV was introduced with an initial order of 20,000 MKV's ordered but not completed when WW1 b...  read more

Code: 70181

British Smith & Wesson Victory Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a Smith & Wesson .38 revolver supplied to the United Kingdom as part of the lend lease agreement between the U.S. and the British government. The pistol acquired its nick name "Victory Revolver" due to the letter "V" prefix before the serial number. Which is only found and examples supplied to the United Kingdom. The barrel is marke...  read more

Code: 70180

U.S. Colt D.A . 38 Long Revolver.

This Colt double action .38 long revolver which is patent dated 5 Aug 1884, 6 Nov 1888 and 5 march 1895. The dates signify changes to the mechanism of the swing-out cylinder. This example would have been produced between 1895 to 1907. It is inspector marked 'RAC" for Rinaldo A.Carr who was a civilian employee of the U.S. War Department who oversaw military contracts. This example is deactivated...  read more

Code: 70179