Deactivated German LP34 Flare Pistol

A good example of a LP34 flare pistol, which is dated 1941 and has the manuacturer's code "ac for Walther. This example is in good condition with visible Third Reich era proof markings. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 69745

Deactivated Australian MKIII* Flare Pistol

This is a 1942 dated MKIII* flare pistol which was first introduced by Webley in 1917. This example is the rarer Australian made example, where the majority found within the UK market tend to be British made of WW1 vintage. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 69744

Replica British No2 MK1" Tankers Revolver. ( MGC )

This is a 1974 made replica of the British No2 MK1" revolver more commonly called the tankers revolver, as it was mainly issued to armoured and aircrews. This example is in excellent condition and comes with six dummy rounds. It was produced by the Japanese form Model Gun Corporation, which ceased trading in 1994. I have shown the replica with an real tankers revolver to illustrate how good a r...  read more

Code: 69742

British No2 MK1* Tankers Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The No2 MK1*, more commonly known as the Tankers revolver was introduced in June 1938 and was issued to armoured and aircrews. This example is in very good condition and is marked with the letter "E" with the letter "D" for Enfield. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivated to the current EU specification. Please email before pur...  read more

Code: 69741

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

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Webley .38 MKIV revolver was introduced in 1942 and remained in service with the British army to 1963. However the revolver was still manufactured to 1982. Wartime examples are all stamped "War Finish", which is the case with this example and the serial number dates the manufacture to 1943. The majority of deactivated MKIV's tend to be ...  read more

Code: 69740

British MKVI Webley Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A very nice example of a 1916 dated Webley MKVI revolver which was deactivated before 1995 and has clear cylinders. The MKVI revolver was introduced in 1915 and remained in production with Webley to 1923. However Enfield produced the MKVI from 1921 to 1926. The MKVI was officially retired from service in 1947. For Non EU sales Only. Howeve...  read more

Code: 69739

British Colt New Service Eley .455 Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Colt New Service revolver supplied to the United Kingdom as a government contract between the United states and the British War Department as a substitute weapon during World War 1. The revolvers where all chambered to the British .455 round and are stamped New Service .455 Eley. The Colt New Service revolver was popular amongst Britis...  read more

Code: 69738

French Sectionalised Mle 1892 Revolver

This is a 1894 dated Mle 1892 revolver, which has been sectionalised to show the internal workings of the revolver. The Mle 1892 revolver is more commonly referred to as the Label revolver. However Nicolas Label had anything to do with the Mle 1892 revolver, which remained in French military service to 1945. This example is maker marked St.Etienne and deactivated to the current EU/UK specifica...  read more

Code: 69737

Russian/Soviet Nagant M1895 Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )

For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. A very nice example of a Nagant M1895 revolver, which is unique in revolver design. The Nagant M1895 is the only revolver to have a gas seal between the cylinder and the barrel allowing a silencer to be fitted. This example is a double action and is dated 1930 and has the arsenal mark of an arrow within a star for the Tula Arsenal. For Non ...  read more

Code: 69736

Replica John Waynes M1911A1. ( Franklin Mint )

This is an exact replica of John Waynes commemorative M1911A1 which was given to John Wayne by Colt in recognition of his work in films in promoting the U.S. military. The replica was introduced by Franklin Mint in 1992 for $395 ( £250 ). It would have come with a display frame with the insignia of all four branches of the U.S. Military, Navy, Army, Airforce and Marine Corps. Unfortunately this...  read more

Code: 69753