please remove if not allowed. i cant see a charging handle on it and the style of the stock sort of looks like an air rifle but this person has posted other firearms including a NAA .22 revolver and a CA AK pistol so im leaning towards real gun
Please suggest a good scope to put on it. Ive bought this for hunting purposes. Deer or whatever this can kill🤷🏻♂️ please help ome out
Presumably used by either soviet police or a Russian soldier in WWII. Any help tracking down the origin of this piece? I figured since there were family pictures in the handgrip of the gun that it was most likely used on the Eastern front by a Soviet soldier.
I came across roughly 200 rounds of this. I know it's a .30 cal bullet. But for what weapon? The headstamp reads "PK 30 N 67"
My freind loved the .357sig and the .22 TCM looked intresting. So i was wonder what other companied have their own unique caliber
Would be interested to know the make, model and ammo it uses. Any additional information that you see about it would also be appreciated (like is the serial number scratched off?)
I have no clue what gun this is. It’s non operational(the bolt doesn’t move). I have no idea what round is made for it nor is there any markings.
I have identified the rifle its a old 18th century black powder dutch rifle. now that i know what it is im on the hunt for missing parts. nothing is going to be worked on /fixed. except the replacement of missing parts.
Id like to thank you all for your hard work of identifying this historic piece
I have inherited this gun and its associated writing desk. I know nothing about it, other than it was purchased in Colorado in the mid-90s. can anyone provide a vague appraisal, or suggest to me the best way to have it assessed? I am not a gun aficionado in any way. I am in the mid-Atlantic region. Thank you, gun people!
I inherited this revolver. I was told vaguely that it was some kind of “Police Special”. Any info would be awesome. Thanks y’all
Received a revolver I'm trying to identify. It has a proof mark with ELG and a star in an oval. Beneath that there's a G with a crown. There is also a capital H stamped on the barrel and what I assume is a serial number 9352. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey recently my dad passed down a bolt action from my his dad to me, neither of us know what it is or what’s it chambered in. If anyone can help that’d be cool. I google searched the image of it and a Reddit forum came up titled “1902 Spanish Mauser - What would you guys offer for it? Asking is 450” Looks like the same gun but google tells me 1902 Spanish Mauser is not the correct name.
Hoping to learn what the guns is and what it’s chambered in.
Thank you Reddit!
Title
I can see it's Mugica Eibar, but I don't have much info. Can you help me find more details about this gun?
I cant figure out the modell and no newspaper says the name.