Browning HP or GP35, Belgium 1935 (World War II)
The Browning Hi Power is a single-action, semi-automatic handgun available in 9mm and .40 S&W calibers.
The Parabellum pistol or model 1908 (P08), popularly known as Luger, is a semi-automatic pistol driven by recoil, which survived the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles. It uses an internal slider, operated by an articulated arm, unlike the external slider common in almost all other semiautomatic pistols.
Gun reproduction, made of metal and plastic grips, with simulated mechanism of loading and firing and removable magazine.
The M1911 is a robust, reliable, simple-action semi-automatic pistol operated by direct recoil and powered by 7-caliber .45 cartridge die stacker. It was designed for the military use by John M. Browning, who
Gun reproduction, made of metal and lacquered wooden grips, with simulated mechanism of loading and firing, and removable magazine.
The M1911 is a robust, reliable, simple-action semi-automatic pistol operated by direct recoil and powered by 7-caliber .45 cartridge die stacker. It was designed for the military use by John M. Browning,
Gun reproduction, made of metal and lacquered wooden grips, with simulated mechanism of loading and firing, and removable magazine.
The M1911 is a robust, reliable, simple-action semi-automatic pistol operated by direct recoil and powered by 7-caliber .45 cartridge die stacker. It was designed for the military use by John M. Browning,
Reproduction of a pistol, made of metal, with wooden grips and stock, with simulating mechanism of loading and firing.
The C96 was designed by Fidel, Friedrich and Josef Feederle. At the time Fidel Feederle was employed as Superintendent of the Mauser Experimental Workshop. Originally known as the P-7.63 or 'Feederle Pistol',
The Parabellum pistol or model 1908 (P08), popularly known as Luger, is a semi-automatic pistol driven by recoil, which survived the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles.
The Parabellum pistol or model 1908 (P08), popularly known as Luger, is a semi-automatic pistol driven by recoil, which survived the restrictions of the Treaty of Versailles. It uses an internal slider, operated by an articulated arm, unlike the external slider common in almost all other semiautomatic pistols.
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