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luger From: ElmerJohnston |
luger From: ElmerJohnston |
Broomhandle From: ElmerJohnston |
P38 From: ElmerJohnston |
Old Colt From: ElmerJohnston |
1849 Colt From: ElmerJohnston |
Luger From: ElmerJohnston |
Luger From: ElmerJohnston |
Nagants From: TJ Parmele |
![Argentine .45ACP semi-automatic pistol that was consider the "product-improved 1911" by the Argentine government, and it did in fact replace the M1927 pistols, until it was replaced by Argen](/images/RetrieveImage/23813/1 "Argentine .45ACP semi-automatic pistol that was consider the "product-improved 1911" by the Argentine government, and it did in fact replace the M1927 pistols, until it was replaced by Argen - From: Mark Freburg")
Ballister-Molina From: Mark Freburg |
Pinfire Powerhouse From: Bob Rowe |
Colt Catalog From: Mark Freburg |
Swede From: Mark Freburg |
M1911 vs M1911A1 From: Mark Freburg |
M1911 vs M1911A1 From: Mark Freburg |
M1911 From: Mark Freburg |
Navy 1911 From: Harvey Goldman |
1858 Remington From: MikeDavies |
browning pistol From: ElmerJohnston |
Langenhan 7.65 From: JohnWill |
puffer From: ElmerJohnston |
Mossburg Brownie From: JohnWill |
Walther PP Proof From: JohnWill |
Wahther PP Rollmark From: JohnWill |
Walther PP From: JohnWill |
Mossberg Brownie From: JohnWill |
![John Browning's first autoloader, this model was submitted to the US patent office but never put into production. It is gas operated and uses the same system as the "potato digger" machine g](/images/RetrieveImage/17620/1 "John Browning's first autoloader, this model was submitted to the US patent office but never put into production. It is gas operated and uses the same system as the "potato digger" machine g - From: JimWolford")
Browning's First From: JimWolford |
Colt Model M From: Mark Freburg |
High Standard From: MikeDavies |
Smith Escort .22LR From: JohnWill |
Colt M1910 From: Mark Freburg |
Norinco M-213 From: Harvey Goldman |