All prices are "or best offer" so feel free to make counteroffers or bulk deals. Be sure to check my other listings in different categories. Not looking for trades at this time.

Please be patient with me if it take a bit to get back to you, I'm selling because of several family medical issues, so my time to answer all the questions is limited after I get home from work and depending on what my wife is able to handle each day.

•Colt 1877 Lightning .38 LC Antique Original Colt 1877 Lightning (early Cold DA/SA revolver) chambered for .38LC. Very nice condition. Cylinder stop needs tweaking. $1250

•Colt Single Action Army (5.5” Artillery) .45 LC Antique US military Colt Single Action Army. Not matching, this revolver was converted to a 5.5” barrel “Artillery” model by the US military somewhere between 1898 and 1903. $2750

•Glock 20 Gen 3 10mm Originally Produced 12/15/2014. $500

•Husqvarna 1887 Nagant Revolver 7.5x22mm Swedish military revolver produced at Husqvarna on a licensed design from the Nagant company in Belgium. Nearly identical to the Norwegian model 1893 Nagant revolver and chambered in the same 7.5mm cartridge. This one has unit markings of “L No. 2784” probably indicating it was in Landstorm inventory. The pistol was inspected at the Husqvarna factory by Per Theodor Bergsten. 14000 revolvers were produced at Husqvarna between 1898 and 1905. $650

•Husqvarna Browning 1907 9mm Bronwing Long (9x20mm SR) Swedish military pistol produced by Husqvarna and replacing the 1887 revolvers. This one was issued to an Artillery regiment 6 with rack number 1648. Holster, several magazines and ammo available $750

•Keltec P32 .32ACP 7.65x17mmSR Very small, lightweight .32 pocket pistol. Relatively unusual in that it has a locked breech. $350 - SOLD

•L. Dieter, Munchen Pocket Revolver .32 Short Colt 8x16mm Small vest pocket revolver with a folding trigger produced by L. Dieter in Munchen, Germany. $350

•M1911, Norinco ,45 ACP Chinese produced copy of the M1911A1 pistol. Made with strong steels and chromelined barrel. $600

•M1911, Ruger SR1911 Night Watchman 10mm Ruger produced SR1911, Talo Distribution edition with nitrided slide and frame, Novak nightsights and chambered in 10mm. Green G10 grips added. $1250

•Makarov, East German 9x18mm DDR produced version of the Soviet Makarov pistol. Holster and mags available. $650 - SOLD

•Manurhin Walther PP .32 ACP (7.65x17mmSR) Produced post-war under the auspices of the Manhurin factory but actually by Walther. 3 mags, original box, manual, cleaning rod. $600 -SOLD

•P-83 Wanad 9x18mm Polish late/post-cold War pistol; essentially a stamped steel Makarov $550

•PA-63 (FEG) 9x18mm Hungarian Cold War pistol based on the Walther PP but in 9mm Makarov $350

•Ruger SP101, .327 Federal Magnum Ruger SP101 revolver special Lipsey's edition with 3inch barrel, blued metal, and half-lug. Chambered in .327 Federal Magnum (capable of shooting .327 Fed Mag, .32 H&R Mag, .32 S&W Long, .32 S&W). $850

•Savage 1907 .32 ACP First pistol with a double stack magazine; US commercial pistol produced between 1907 and 1920 (this particular example was produced in 1912). $650

•Smith & Wesson 1917 .45 ACP Smith & Wesson Model 1917 sold to Brazil as the Model 1937. Nearly identical to the M1917s issued to US troops in WW1.Comes with holster and moon clips.
$800

•Smith & Wesson Pre-M&P Hand-Ejector .38 Special This model of revolver eventually became the famous Model-10. $600

•Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless “Lemon Squeezer”. 4th Model .38S&W $400

•Spanish Pocket Revolver (Puppy) .320 Bulldog/.32 Short Colt (8x16mm) Ornate Spanish pocket pistol with folding trigger. $350

•Tokarev, Chinese Type-54 7.62x25mm Chinese version of the Tokarev pistol. This one was imported from Albania by Rguns. Has replaced trigger for original military configuration. $400

•Cimarron No.3 American with 5" barrel in .44 Special. Brand new with box, never fired. $1000

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