British MKVI Webley Revolver ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to Customers outside the European Union Onlky. This is a 1915 dated MKVI Webley revolver which was introduced in 1915 and remained in production to 1923. This example appears to be a commercial made example as it has no military or Webley markings just the date and nitro proof markings. Enfield also produced the MKVI from 1921 to 1923. For Non EU Sales Only. However can be re-deactivat... read more
1245.00 GBP
French MAB Model D Type II Pistol ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The MAB model D was produced by Manufacture d'Armes de Bayonne ( MAB ) from 1932 to 1982. There are two types of the pistol. Type 1 was produced from 1933 to 1945 and differs from the Type 2, which was produced from June 1945 to 1982. The Type 1 has a slide release catch just in front of the trigger guard. The Type 2 has a bush muzzle ring... read more
650.00 GBP
Replica Colt Junior ( Marushin )
This is a highly detailed replica of the Colt Junior .25ACP pocket pistol. The Colt Junior was introduced in 1954 and remained in production to 1968. It was common for U.S. plan clothed detectives to privately purchase these as a back up weapon strapped to the ankle. The replica was produced by the Japanese firm Marushin and is exact in every detail including the Colt markings and comes with fo... read more
125.00 GBP
Belgium Bayard M1908 Pistol ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Bayard M1908 pistol was designed and patented Barnard Clarus in 1907 as short-range self-defence hand gun and was sold on the civilian market. It was manufactured in Belgium by Anciens Etablissements Pieper. It was in production from 1908 to the late 1930' and came in three calibers, 6.35mm, 7.65mm and 9mm. The serial number dates this ... read more
495.00 GBP
Belgium Browning M1900. (Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. The Browning M1900 was the first Browning design to be manufactured by Fabrique Nationale of Herstal. The M1900 was produced in vast numbers however it was a major success as a military side arm as the armies of the time where suspicious of self-loading weapons. However it is known the M1900 was used by Tsarist Russia and Belgium and Hollan... read more
495.00 GBP
Austro-Hungarian M1909 Nicholas Pieper Steyr Pistol. ( Pre-EU/UK Deactivation )
For sale to customers outside the European Union Only. This is a Nicholas Pieper M1908 pistol which was produced at Waffenfabrik-Gesellschaft Steyr. This example is in very good condition and has a number of patent dates 25025-06, 16715-08 which are British patent dates. It is also marked with a Swiss patent number 40335. The frame is marked with an Imperial Austro-Hungarian eagle which indicat... read more
Dactivated British MKIII (Star) Flare pistol
This is a Webly Scott made MKIII (Star) flare pistol which was introduced in 1917 and differs from the standard MKIII by having a extended flared barrel. This example is dated 1918. U.K. Sales Only. read more
375.00 GBP
Deactivated German M1894 Flare Pistol
This is a nice example of the M1894 flare pistol which was the standard flare pistol used by the Imperial German army during WW1. The M1894 flare pistol continued to be used by rear echelon units of the Wehrmacht during WW2. The pistol is sometimes referred to as the Hebel, which actually means "Lever Acton". This example is maker marked "FL" for Fritz Langehan. U.K. Sales Only. read more
265.00 GBP
Replica U.S. M1873 Frontier. ( MGC )
This is Japanese made replica of the M1873 frontier which has a slightly slinger barrel than the peace maker. The replica was produced by Model Gun Corporation which ceased all trading in 1994. This example dates from the 1970's cocks and dry fires and comes with six dummy brass rounds. Sold Subject to the Violent Crimes Reduction Bill. U.K. Sales Ony read more
265.00 GBP
Replica U.S. M1873 Peace Maker. (MGC)
This is a replica Japanese made M1873 peace maker produced by Model Gun Corporation which ceased all trading in 1994. This example dates from the 1970's cocks and dry fires and will chamber dummy brass rounds. Sold subject to the Violent Crime Reduction Bill. U.K. Sales Only read more