[1stgensmith39-2]

1893 Colt Frontier Six Shooter.

1903 Colt Single Action Army.

 

[WendyZXZ]

Nice pair of old Colt Single Action revolvers!

 

[JOG]

1886 Winchester, made in 1908. It's in 33 wcf.

 

[K22]

In addition to the three revolvers I posted a couple of months ago I have three rifles that are over 100 years old.

1902 1898 Krag

1918 US Model of 1917

1921 US Springfield Model of 1903

 

[Mjh]

1906 Winchester that was my wife's grandmother's.

 

[Golphin]

1908 pre Remington model 8 in 35 Remington.

 

[Curt360]

Some fine pics of a variety of great older firearms. MAN I love gun porn. I still say there was more detail/craftsmanship in the older stuff. Thanks for sharing the pics.

 

[rock185]

My 1918 Webley MK VI. Old rode hard gun still works.

 

[Len]

Sold this gun and cannot remember year of manufacture very early 1880"s? Bledsoe engraved in th 20th century

 

[gearchecker]

An old Winchester 1885 Winder Musket that's in my collection.

 

[bruce]

I have a very nice condition 1902 produced Krag Infantry Rifle. Have no idea how to do the pictures. It has a outstanding bore, lots of bluing, just really nice. When the weather gets better, I'll hand load some ammo and take it to the range. Then, next deer season, I intend to use it for deer hunting! Sincerely. bruce.

 

[41 Charlie]

My first hand gun purchase. A High School friend field stripped the old gal, and couldn’t put her back together. He brought it to High School in a brown lunch sack, and sold it to me for $10.00. It’s an old Budapest Frommer Stop (Hungarian Officers Pistol) chambered in 32 ACP c. 1912-1918. I still have her today!

 

[Iggy]

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[Black River Bill]

1889 Marlin in .32-20 WCF

Colt SAA .32-20 WCF, made in 1911

Colt SAA, made in 1919, .44-40 WCF, Ivory stocks

Colt SAA made in 1899

 

[Oldgungeezer]

I'm showing up late for this party and I'm very impressed with the gun porn contributions from the members of this forum community. Indeed I favor old guns, hence my screen (and unusual firearms).

'Seein as how I'm an old geezer (many others here too) and have been doin this for a long time now, my old gun perspective has a slightly different slant than that of a younger set. Today's impressive 100 year old guns, were just used guns 60some years ago when I started gathering my own personal firearms (as opposed to "family" guns).

Anyway, here's a "Quad" of 2nd Model HE's.(first picture) and a few more interesting examples of 2nd Model Hand Ejectors.

2nd Model HE in .45 ACP

2nd Model HE in .45 Colt

Brazilian Contract (obviously not 100 years old)

 

[Oldgungeezer]

1899 (Nickel) HE .38 Special & 1905 (Blue) .32WCF.

 

[SilverAnn]

Just a few Colts. 2 1903's made in 1908 and 1915 and a 1908 made in 1921 (I think)

 

[Martinj]

M&P Model of 1905 - Change 3 - 1914
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M&P Model of 1905 - Change 4 - 1921
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Regulation Police - 1919
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Beautiful guns. Thanks to this forum and its excellent members I know now what I own. I have a model 1905 4th revision 38 M&P revolver.it is not nearly as nice as most on here but I've begin the detailed cleaning process.Here she is in the moment...

 

[LimaCharlie]

Colt Frontier Six Shooter .44-40 - 5 1/2" - 1919

 

[59dexta]

That is nice still has case colors! The 44-40 is about 30 years older than yours the 38-40 about the same no original funish.