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Full text of ' Standard Catalan at CONTENTS Cover Title Page Introduction - A Guide To Pricing About the Editor Auction Houses Grading System Additional Considerations A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V w X z Firearms Trade Names Firearms Manufacturers and Importers Gun Collectors Associations Bibliography Manufacturer & Model Index INTRODUCTION A GUIDE TO PRICING Prices shown in the Standard Catalog of Handguns are designed as a guide, not as a quote, and the prices given reflect retail values. This is very important to remember. You will seldom realize full retail value if you trade in a gun or sell it to a dealer. In that situation, your gun will be valued at its wholesale price, which is generally substantially below retail value to allow for the seller’s profit margin. Prices for firearms can vary with the time of the year, the geographical location and the general economy. It is not practical to list prices in this book with regard to time of year or location.

What is given is a reasonable price based on sales at gun shows, auction houses, and information obtained from knowledgeable collectors and dealers. In certain cases there will be no price indicated under a particular condition but rather the notation “N/A” or the symbol This indicates that there is no known price available for that gun in that condition or the sales for that particular model are so few that a reliable price cannot be given. This will usually be encountered only with very rare guns, with newly introduced firearms, or more likely with antique firearms in those conditions most likely to be encountered. Most antique firearms will be seen in the good, fair and poor categories. Standard Catalog of Handguns can be used as an identification guide and as a source of starting prices for a planned transaction. If you start by valuing a given gun according to the values shown in this book, you will not be too far off the mark. In the final analysis, a firearm is worth only what someone is willing to pay for it.

New trends arise quickly, and there are many excellent bargains to be found in today’s market. With patience and good judgment-and with this book under your arm-you, too, can find them. ABOUT THE EDITOR Jerry Lee has been editor of several leading magazines in the firearms field including Guns, Petersen’s Handguns, Rifle Shooter, and Wing & Shot. For many years he also was editor of the Guns & Ammo and Shooting Times specialty and annual publications. These include such titles as Book of the 1911, Book of the AR-15, Combat Arms, Surplus Firearms, Book of the Model 70, Firearms for Law Enforcement, Gun Guide, and many others. He was also responsible for editing the content of custom magazines and catalogs for Smith & Wesson, Remington, Ruger, Mossberg, CZ, Hornady, Nikon, and other manufacturers.

Jerry is an NRA Life Member and has written several articles for that organization’s website. His passion in firearms mainly centers around Colt handguns, rimfire rifles and 20-gauge shotguns. Jerry and Susan, his wife of more than 40 years, live in West Virginia. AUCTION HOUSES Among the many resources used by the editors to determine trends in firearms values are the prices realized at recent auctions. These include the following auction houses, which are considered to be among the very best in the field of modern and antique firearms.

Amoskeag Auctions, 250 Commercial Street, Suite 3011, Manchester, NH 03101; www.amoskeag-auction.com Bonhams & Butterfields, 220 San Bruno Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94103; www.bonhams.com Heritage Auctions, 3500 Maple Avenue, 17 th Floor, Dallas, Texas 75219; www.ha.com James D. Julia, Inc., 203 Skowhegan Rd., Fairfield, ME 04937; www.juliaauctions.com Little John’s Auctions, 1740 W. La Veta Ave., Orange, CA 92868; www. Littlej ohnsauctionservice.

Com Rock Island Auction Co., 7819 42 nd Street West, Rock Island, IL 61201; www. Com GRADING SYSTEM In most cases, the condition of a firearm determines its value. As with all collectible items, a grading system is necessary to give buyers and sellers a measurement that most closely reflects a general consensus on condition. While all grading systems are subjective, the system presented in this publication attempts to describe a firearm in universal terms. It is strongly recommend that the reader be closely acquainted with this grading system before attempting to determine the correct value of a particular firearm. NIB (NEW IN BOX) This category can sometimes be misleading.

It means that the firearm is in its original factory carton with all of the appropriate papers. It also means the firearm is new, that it has not been fired, and has no wear. This classification brings a substantial premium for both the collector and shooter. It should be noted that NIB values are not the same as MSRP (manufacturer’s suggested retail price), but rather are “street prices” that can be considerably lower than the MSRP. A NIB value should closely represent the selling price for a new, unfired gun in the box. EXCELLENT Collector quality firearms in this condition are highly desirable.

The firearm must be in at least 98 percent condition with respect to blue wear, stock or grip finish, and bore. The firearm must also be in 100 percent original factory condition without refinishing, repair, alterations, or additions of any kind.

Sights must be factory original, as well. This grading classification includes both modern and antique (manufactured prior to 1898) firearms. VERY GOOD Firearms in this category are also sought after both by the collector and shooter. Modern firearms must be in working order and retain approximately 92 percent original metal and wood finish.

It must be 100 percent factory original, but may have some small repairs, alterations, or non-factory additions. No refinishing is permitted in this category. Antique firearms must have 80 percent original finish with no repairs. GOOD Modern firearms in this category may not be considered to be as collectible as the previous grades, but antique firearms are considered desirable. Modern firearms must retain at least 80 percent metal and wood finish, but may display evidence of old refinishing. Small repairs, alterations, or non-factory additions are sometimes encountered in this class. Factory replacement parts are permitted.

The overall working condition of the firearm must be good, as well as safe. The bore may exhibit wear or some corrosion, especially in antique arms. Antique firearms may be included in this category if the metal and wood finish is at least 50 percent of the factory original.

FAIR Firearms in this category should be in satisfactory working order and safe to shoot. The overall metal and wood finish on the modern firearm must be at least 30 percent and antique firearms must have at least some original finish or old re-finish remaining. Repairs, alterations, non-factory additions, and recent refinishing would all place a firearm in this classification. However, the modern firearm must be in working condition, while the antique firearm may not function. In either case the firearm must be considered safe to fire if in a working state.

POOR Neither collectors nor shooters are likely to exhibit much interest in firearms in this condition. Modern firearms are likely to retain little metal or wood finish. Pitting and rust will be seen in firearms in this category. Modern firearms may not be in working order and may not be safe to shoot. Repairs and refinishing would be necessary to restore the firearm to safe working order. Antique firearms in this category will have no finish and will not function. In the case of modern firearms their principal value lies in spare parts.

On the other hand, antique firearms in this condition can be used as “wall hangers,” or might be an example of an extremely rare variation or have some kind of historical significance. Example prices are shown for the conditions described above in this format: NIB Exc. Good Fair Poor 2250 1800 1500 1250 1000 700 PRICING Prices given in this book are designed as a guide, not as a quote, and the prices given reflect retail values. This is very important to remember. You will seldom realize full retail value if you trade in a gun or sell it to a dealer. In this situation, your gun will be valued at its wholesale price, which is generally substantially below retail value to allow for the seller’s profit margin. It should also be remembered that prices for firearms can vary with the time of the year, geographical location, and the general economy.

As might be expected, guns used for hunting are more likely to sell in late summer or early fall as hunting season approaches. Likewise, big-game rifles chambered for powerful magnum cartridges will likely have more appeal in western states than in the Deep South, while semi-automatic rifles or shotguns will not sell well in states where their use for hunting is prohibited, such as is the case in Pennsylvania. It is not practical to list prices in this book with regard to time of year or location. What is given here is a reasonable price based on sales at gun shows, auction houses, and information obtained from knowledgeable collectors and dealers. In certain cases there will be no price indicated under a particular condition, but rather the notation “N/A” or the symbol This indicates that there is no known price available for that gun in that condition or the sales for that particular model are so few that a reliable price cannot be ascertained.

This will usually be encountered only with very rare guns, with newly introduced firearms, or more likely with antique firearms in those conditions most likely to be encountered. Most antique firearms will be seen in the Good, Fair and Poor categories.

Standard Catalog of Firearms can be used as an identification guide and as a source of starting prices for a planned firearms transaction. If you begin by valuing a given firearm according to the values shown in this book, you will not be too far off the mark. In the final analysis, a firearm is worth only what someone is willing to pay for it. New trends arise quickly, and there are many excellent bargains to be found in today’s market. With patience and good judgment-and with this book under your arm-you, too, can find them.

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS Firearms have been admired and coveted, not only for their usefulness, but also for their grace and beauty. Since the beginning of the 19th century, gun makers have adorned their firearms with engraving, fine woods or special order features that set their products apart from the rest.

There is no feasible way to give the collector every possible variation of the firearms presented in this book. However, in a general way, certain special factors will significantly influence the price of a firearm. Perhaps the most recognizable special feature collectors agree that affects the price of a rifle or shotgun is engraving. The artistry, beauty and intricate nature of engraving draw all collectors toward it. But firearms engraving is a field unto itself requiring years of experience to determine proper chronological methods and the ability to identify the engraver in question. Factory engraving generally brings more of a premium than after-market engraving. To be able to determine factory work is a difficult task, and can be full of pitfalls.

In some cases, factories like Colt and Winchester may have records to verify original factory engraving work, whereas other manufacturers such as Parker, Remington or Savage may not. Whenever a firearm purchase is to be made with respect to an engraved gun, it is in the collector’s best interest to secure an expert opinion and or a factory letter prior to the purchase. Engraved firearms are expensive.

A mistake could cost the buyer or seller thousands of dollars; proceed with caution. The 19th and 20 th centuries were times when guns were purchased by or given to historically important individuals. Firearms have also been an important part of significant historical events such as the Battle of the Little Bighorn or the Battle of Bull Run. Many of these firearms are in museums where the public can enjoy, see and appreciate them. Others are in private collections that seldom, if ever, are offered for sale. If the collector should ever encounter one of these historically important firearms, it cannot be stressed strongly enough to secure an expert determination as to authenticity.

Museum curators are perhaps the best source of information for these types of firearms. As with engraved guns, historical firearms are usually expensive, and without documentation their value is questionable.

Special features and variations are also a desirable part of firearms collecting. As with engraving, special order guns can bring a considerable premium. The Colt factory has excellent records regarding its firearms and will provide the collector with a letter of authenticity. Winchester records are not as comprehensive but rifles made prior to 1908 may have documentation. Other firearm manufacturers either do not have records or do not provide the collector with documentation. This leaves the collector in a difficult position. Special order sights, stocks, barrel lengths, calibers, gauges and chokes must be judged on their own merits.

As with other factors, an expert should be consulted prior to purchase. Experienced collectors, researchers, and museums will generally provide the kind of information a collector needs before purchasing a special order or unique firearm. Perhaps the best advice is for the collector to take his time. Do not be in a hurry, and do not allow yourself to be rushed into making a decision. Learn as much as possible about the firearms you are interested in collecting or shooting. Try to keep current with prices through this publication and the auction houses listed nearby.

Go to gun shows, not just to buy or sell, but to observe and learn. It is also helpful to join a gun club or collector’s association. These groups have experienced members who are glad to help the beginner or veteran.

Firearms collecting is a rewarding hobby. Firearms are part of our nation’s history and represent an opportunity to learn more about their role in the American experience.

If done skillfully, firearms collecting can be a profitable hobby as well. Azanza & Arrizabalaga Eibar, Spain A.A. A 6.35mm and 7.65mm caliber semi-automatic pistol with a 6- and 9-shot magazine. Many of these pistols are identifiable by the trademark “AA” on their frames. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 300 175 150 100 50 Reims A 6.35mm or 7.65mm caliber semi-automatic pistol with 6- or 8-round magazine capacity.

Most of the pistols have their slides marked “1914 Model Automatic Pistol Reims Patent.” NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 200 175 150 100 50 A.A. Aldazabal Eibar, Spain Modelo 1919 A 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol with 9-round magazine capacity. The trademark of a knight's head over three A's is on the side of the slide and the grips. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 200 175 150 100 50 A & R SALES SOUTH El Monte, California NOTE: A&R Sales South also made frames for custom 1911 builds. 45 Auto An alloy-frame version of the Colt Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol.

GoodFairPoor 475 325 200 150 125 100 A. ORDNANCE A delayed blowback action that is unique in that every shot was double-action. This pistol was chambered for the.45 ACP cartridge and had a 3.5' stainless steel barrel with fixed sights and plastic grips.

The detachable magazine held 6 shots, and the standard finish was matte blue. Chrome plating was available and would add approximately 15 percent to the values listed. GoodFairPoor 19501300 800 400 250 175 System Abadie Model 1878 ABADIE Liege, Belgium A 9mm double-action revolver with a 6-shot cylinder, octagonal barrel and integral ejector rod.

GoodFairPoor - 550 350 175 125 90 System Abadie Model 1886 A heavier version of the above. GoodFairPoor - 575 400 200 125 90 ACCU-MATCH Mesa, Arizona Accu-Match Custom Pistol This is a competition pistol built on the Colt 1911 design. Chambered for the.

45 ACP it is fitted with a 5-1/2' match grade stainless steel barrel, stainless steel slide and frame with extended slide release and safety. Fitted with a beavertail grip safety and wraparound finger groove rubber grips, this pistol has a threaded three port compensator and dual action recoil spring system with three dot sight system. GoodFairPoor 1050 750 550 400 300 175 ACCU-TEK Chino, California AT-380SS Introduced in 1991 this semi-automatic pistol is chambered for the. 380 ACP cartridge. Fitted with a 2.75' barrel with adjustable for windage rear sight. Black composition grips. Stainless steel construction.

Furnished with a 5-round magazine. Weight is about 20 oz. GoodFairPoor 245 165 100 75 50 25 AT-380 II Introduced in 2004 this pistol is chambered for the. 380 ACP cartridge. It is fitted with a 2.8' barrel.

Magazine capacity is 6 rounds. Stainless steel. Magazine release is on bottom of grip. Weight is about 23 oz. GoodFairPoor 255 175 125 100 75 35 CP-9SS This semi-automatic double-action-only stainless steel pistol is chambered for the 9mm cartridge and is fitted with a 3.2' barrel with adjustable for windage rear sight.

Magazine capacity is 8 rounds. Grips are black checkered nylon. Weight is about 28 oz. Introduced in 1992. GoodFairPoor 295 225 150 100 75 50 CP-45SS Similar to the Model CP-9SS but chambered for the.45 ACP cartridge.

Furnished with a 6-round magazine. Introduced in 1996. GoodFairPoor 300 245 195 150 125 75 CP-40SS Introduced in 1992 and similar to the CP-9SS but chambered for. 40 S&W cartridge.

Furnished with a 7-round magazine. GoodFairPoor 300 245 195 150 125 75 BL-9 This is a semi-automatic double-action-only pistol chambered for 9mm cartridge and furnished with a 5-round magazine. Barrel length is 3'. Grips are black composition. Finish is black.

Weight is approximately 22 oz. Introduced in 1997. GoodFairPoor 295 225 150 100 75 50 BL-380 Similar to the Model BL-9 but chambered for the. 380 ACP cartridge. Also introduced in 1997. GoodFairPoor 255 175 125 100 75 35 HC-380SS This.380 ACP semi-automatic pistol has a 2.75' barrel.

Stainless steel finish. Weight is about 28 oz. Furnished with a 10-round magazine. Introduced in 1993. GoodFairPoor 255 175 125 100 75 35 AT-32SS Similar to the Model AT-380SS but chambered for the. 32 ACP cartridge. Introduced in 1991.

GoodFairPoor 225 175 110 75 50 40 ACHA Domingo Acha Vizcaya, Spain Atlas A 6.35mm caliber semi-automatic pistol manufactured during the 1920s in the style of the Model 1906 Browning. Grips are plain checkered hard rubber. Some grips had the ACHA trademark of the Count's head. The name Atlas appears on the slide. Later models incorporated a grip safety.

Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 175 100 75 50 Looking Glass (Ruby-Style) This is a 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol in the Ruby-style. These pistols were furnished with a 7-, 9-, or 12-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 265 195 100 75 50 Looking Glass A 6.35mm or 7.65mm caliber semi-automatic pistol.

Various markings are seen on these pistols and their grips as they were sold in both France and Spain by different distributors. The pistol pictured has two trademarks: Domingo Acha on the grips and Fabrique D'Arms de Guerre De Grande Presision on the slide.

GoodFairPoor - 295 175 110 75 50 Courtesy James Rankin ACME ARMS New York, New York A trade name found on. 32 caliber revolvers and 12 gauge shotguns marketed by the Cornwall Hardware Company..22 Revolver A 7-shot single-action revolver. GoodFairPoor - 375 275 175 125 75.32 Revolver A 5-shot single-action revolver. GoodFairPoor - 400 300 200 150 100 ACME HAMMERLESS Made by Hopkins & Allen Norwich, Connecticut Acme Hammerless A. 38 caliber 5-shot revolver with either exposed hammer or enclosed hammer.

Sometimes known as the “Forehand 1891.” NIB m- m- ACTION Eibar, Spain Maker-Modesto Santos Action A 6.35mm or 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol marked on the slide “Pistolet Automatique Modele 1920.” Often found bearing the trade name “Corrientes” as well as the maker's trademark “MS.” NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 275 175 115 80 60 ACTION ARMS LTD. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania AT-84, AT-88 This pistol is the Swiss version of of the CZ-75.

It is built at ITM, Solothurn, Switzerland. The AT-84 is chambered for the 9mm cartridge. The AT-88 is chambered for the.41 Action Express. Both have a 4.75' barrel. The 9mm pistol has a magazine capacity of 15 rounds while the.41 AE has a capacity of 10 rounds. Finish is either blue or chrome with walnut grips.

GoodFairPoor 750 550 450 375 300 150 Courtesy James Rankin AT-84P, AT-88P As above, with a 3.7' barrel and smaller frame. GoodFairPoor 750 550 450 375 300 150 AT-84H, AT-88H As above with a 3.4' barrel and smaller frame.

GoodFairPoor 750 550 450 375 300 150 ADAMS Deane, Adams & Deane London, England London Armoury Co. (After 1856) Revolvers based upon Robert Adams' patents were manufactured by the firm of Deane, Adams & Deane.

Although more technically advanced than the pistols produced by Samuel Colt, Adams' revolvers were popular primarily in England and the British Empire. Adams Model 1851 Self-Cocking Revolver A.

44 caliber double-action percussion revolver with a 7.5' octagonal barrel and 5- shot cylinder. The barrel and frame are blued, the cylinder case hardened and the grips are walnut. The top strap is marked “Deane, Adams and Deane 30 King William St. London Bridge.” This revolver does not have a hammer spur and functions only as a double-action. GoodFairPoor - 4000 2975 1475 775 400 Adams Pocket Revolver As above, in. 31 caliber with a 4.5' barrel. Good Fair Poor - 3750 2875 1375 750 400 Beaumont-Adams Revolver As above, fitted with a Tranter Patent loading lever and the hammer made with a spur.

Good Fair Poor - 25001950 950 695 300 ADLER Engelbrecht & Wolff Blasii, Germany An extremely rare and unusually designed semi-automatic pistol adapted for the 7.25mm Adler cartridge. This is a striker-fired blowback pistol with a 3.4' barrel.

Single-column magazine has an 8-round capacity. Weight is approximately 24 oz. Produced in very limited numbers, probably only a few hundred, between 1906 and 1907. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - - 27501250 ADVANCED SMALL ARMS INDUSTRIES Solothum, Switzerland one Pro.45 Introduced in 1997 and built in Switzerland by ASAI, this pistol features a 3' barrel chambered for the.

45 ACP cartridge. It is based on a short recoil operation and is available in double-action or double-action-only. Also available is a kit (purchased separately) to convert the pistol to.400 Cor-Bon caliber. The pistol weighs about 24 oz. Good Fair Poor 1000 725 595 425 195 100 ADVANTAGE ARMS U.S.A., INC.

Distributed by Wildfire Sports St. Paul, Minnesota Model 422 A. 22 Magnum caliber four-barrel derringer with 2.5' barrels. Entirely made of an aluminum alloy.

Finished in either blue or nickel-plate. Manufactured in 1986 and 1987. GoodFairPoor 225 125 100 85 65 45 AERO Manufacture De Armas De Fuego Guernica, Spain Model 1914 (Aero) A 7.65mm caliber semi-automatic pistol with a 3.25' barrel in the Ruby design. The Aero name is on the slide along with an airplane. Magazine capacity is 7 rounds, weight is about 23 oz.

Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 350 250 200 125 95 AETNA ARMS CO. 22 caliber spur trigger revolver with an octagonal barrel and 7-shot cylinder.

The barrel marked “Aetna Arms Co. New York.” Manufactured from approximately 1870 to 1880.

Copy of the S&W No. GoodFairPoor - - 550 375 150 100 AFC Auguste Francotte Liege, Belgium This was one of the most prolific makers of revolvers in Liege during the last half of the 19th century. It is estimated that over 150 different revolvers were made and marketed by them before they were forced out of business by the German occupation of 1914. Francotte produced many variations from Tranter copies to pinfires, early Smith & Wesson designs to the 11mm M1871 Swedish troopers revolver. They made break-open revolvers and produced only one semi-auto, a 6.35mm blowback design. A good portion of their pistols were produced for the wholesale market and were sold under other names.

These particular revolvers will bear the letters “AF” stamped somewhere on the frame. Because of the vast number and variety of pistols produced by this company, cataloging and pricing is beyond the scope of this or any general reference book. It is suggested that any examples encountered be researched on an individual basis. For more information on Francotte see the information under that listing. Model 1895 One of the earliest Francotte pistols.

Chambered for the 8mm cartridge, it is a lever-operated repeater. Francotte & Co. Makers” on the top of the slide. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 7000 5500 4 1 50 2300 1 500 Trainer A single-shot target pistol made for competition in. 22 caliber short. AFC trademark on the left side of the frame.

This model was probably not made by Francotte, but sold by that firm and others. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 3800 3150 270 Semi-Auto A 6.35mm, 6-shot detachable magazine pocket pistol with blue finish. This model was marked “A.

Francotte A Liege” on the frame. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 425 300 195 125 90 AFFERBACH, W. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania This maker is known to have produced copies of Henry Derringer's percussion pocket pistols.

Though uncommon, their values would be approximately as listed. GoodFairPoor - - 2750 2200 995 300 AGNER (SAXHOJ PRODUCTS INC.) Copenhagen, Denmark Model M 80 A. 22 caliber single-shot stainless steel target pistol with a 5.9' barrel, adjustable sights and walnut grips. This pistol is fitted with a dry fire mechanism. Also available in a left-hand version.

Imported from 1981 to 1986. GoodFairPoor - 1250 875 600 450 200 Courtesy James Rankin AGUIRRE Eibar, Spain A Spanish manufacturer of pistols prior to World War II. Basculant A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol marked on the slide “Cal. GoodFairPoor - 275 150 125 75 50 LeDragon As above, with the slide marked “Cal. 6.35 Automatic Pistol LeDragon.” It is patterened after the Browning Model 1906. A stylized dragon is molded into the grips. GoodFairPoor - 275 150 125 75 50 Courtesy James Rankin AIR MATCH Paris, Kentucky Air Match 500 A.22 caliber single-shot target pistol with a 10.5' barrel, adjustable sights and adjustable front-mounted counterweights.

Blued with walnut grips. Imported from 1984 to 1986. GoodFairPoor 775 595 425 300 250 125 AJAX ARMY A spur-trigger, single-action, solid-frame revolver that was chambered for the. 44 rimfire cartridge.

It had a 7' barrel and was blued with walnut grips. It was manufactured in the 1880s. GoodFairPoor - 750 450 365 275 200 ALAMO RANGER A double-action Spanish copy of the Colt SAA, chambered for the.

38 Long Colt. The cylinder held 6 shots. The finish was blued; grips were checkered hard rubber. The maker of this pistol is unknown. GoodFairPoor - 350 225 115 75 45 ALDAZABAL Eibar, Spain Aldazabal, Leturiondo & CIA Model 1919 A vest pocket semi-automatic pistol copied from the FN Browning Model 1906. Caliber is 6.35mm.

GoodFairPoor - 295 175 125 75 50 Courtesy James Rankin Military Model A semi-automatic pistol in the Ruby-style. Caliber is 7.65mm with a 9-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 375 275 195 125 75 Aldazabal Another typical low-quality, “Eibar” -type semi-automatic. It was a Browning blowback copy, chambered for the 7.65mm cartridge. It had a 7-shot detachable magazine and blued finish with checkered wood grips. This company ceased production before the Spanish Civil War.

GoodFairPoor - 295 165 115 65 40 ALKARTASUNA FABRICA DE ARMAS Guernica, Spain This company began production during World War I to help Gabilondo y Urresti supply sidearms to the French. After the hostilities ceased, they continued to produce firearms under their own name. They produced a number of variations in both 6.35mm and 7.65mm marked “Alkar.” Collector interest is very thin. The factory burned down in 1920, and by 1922 business had totally ceased.

Alkar A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol with a cartridge counter in the grip plates. One variation of many built in either 6.35mm or 7.65mm. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 295 250 195 125 100 Alkar (Ruby-Style) A 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol built in the Ruby-style. This pistol was supplied to the French government during World War I. GoodFairPoor - 295 225 165 100 90 Courtesy James Rankin ALL RIGHT FIREARMS CO. Lawrence, Massachusetts Little All Right Palm Pistol Squeezer-type pocket pistol invented by E. Boardman and A. Peavy in 1876, was made in. And had a 5-shot cylinder with a 1-5/8' or 2-3/8' barrel.

The barrel is octagonal with a tube on top of it which houses the sliding trigger. The finish is nickel. The black hard rubber grips have “Little All Right” & “All Right Firearms Co., Manufacturers Lawrence, Mass.

U.S.A.” molded into them. There were several hundred produced in the late 1870s.

Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 4000 3250 2950 1050 300 ALLEN, ETHAN Grafton, Massachusetts The company was founded by Ethan Allen in the early 1800s. It became a prolific gun-making firm that evolved from Ethan Allen to Allen & Thurber, as well as the Allen & Wheelock Company. It was located in Norwich, Connecticut, and Worchester, Massachusetts, as well as Grafton.

It eventually became the Forehand & Wadsworth Company in 1871 after the death of Ethan Allen. There were many and varied firearms produced under all of the headings described above. If one desires to collect Ethan Allen firearms, it would be advisable to educate oneself, as there are a number of fine publications available on the subject. The basic models and their values are listed. First Model Pocket Rifle Manufactured by Ethan Allen in Grafton, Massachusetts. It was a bootleg-type, under-hammer, single-shot pistol chambered for.

31 percussion. Larger-caliber versions have also been noted. It had barrel lengths from 5' to 9' that were part- octagon in configuration. It had iron mountings and was blued with walnut grips. The barrel was marked, “E. Allen/ Grafton/Mass.” as well as “Pocket Rifle/Cast Steel/ Warranted.” There were approximately 2,000 manufactured from 1831 to 1842.

GoodFairPoor - - - 1650 750 200 Bar Hammer Pistol A double-action pistol with a top-mounted bar hammer. It was chambered for. 36 caliber percussion. The half-octagon barrels were from 2' to 10' in length.

They screwed out of the frame so it was possible to breech load them. The finish was blued with rounded walnut grips. They were marked, “Allen & Thurber/Grafton Mass.” There were approximately 2,000 manufactured between the early 1830s and 1860. GoodFairPoor - - - 1650 725 200 Tube Hammer Pistol This version was similar to the Bar Hammer with a curved hammer without a spur.

There were only a few hundred manufactured between the early 1830s and the early 1840s. Good Fair Poor - - - 2900 1300 400 Side Hammer Pistol A single-shot, target-type pistol that was chambered for.34.41, and.45 caliber percussion. It had a part-octagon barrel that was from 6' to 10' in length. There was a wooden ramrod mounted under the barrel. This model had a good quality rear sight that was adjustable. The ornate trigger guard had a graceful spur at its rear. The finish was blued with a rounded walnut grip.

The barrel was marked, “Allen & Thurber, Worchester.” There were approximately 300 manufactured in the late 1840s and early 1850s. GoodFairPoor - - - 1400 650 200 Center Hammer Pistol A single-action chambered for.34.36, or.44 percussion. It had a half-octagon barrel from 4' to 12' in length. It had a centrally mounted hammer that was offset to the right side to allow for sighting the pistol. The finish was blued with walnut grips.

It was marked, “Allen & Thurber, Allen Thurber & Company.” Some specimens are marked, “Allen & Wheelock.” There were several thousand manufactured between the late 1840s and 1860. GoodFairPoor - - - 1400 650 200 Double-Barrel Pistol A SxS, double-barrel pistol with a single trigger.

It was chambered for. 36 caliber percussion with 3' to 6' round barrels. The finish was blued with walnut grips.

Examples with a ramrod mounted under the barrel have been noted. The flute between the barrels was marked, “Allen & Thurber,” “Allen Thurber & Company,” or “Allen & Wheelock.” There were approximately 1,000 manufactured in the 1850s. GoodFairPoor - - - 1250 600 150 Allen & Wheelock Center Hammer Pistol A single-action pocket pistol chambered for. 38 caliber percussion. It had octagon barrels from 3' to 6' in length. The finish was blued with square butt walnut grips.

The barrel was marked, “Allen & Wheelock.” There were approximately 500 manufactured between 1858 and 1865. GoodFairPoor - - - 1100 550 100 Allen Thurber & Company Target Pistol A deluxe, single-action target pistol that was chambered for. 36 caliber percussion. It had a heavy, octagon barrel that was from 11' to 16' in length.

There was a wooden ramrod mounted underneath the barrel. The mountings were of German silver, and there was a detachable walnut stock with a deluxe, engraved patchbox. This weapon was engraved, and the barrel was marked, “Allen Thurber & Co./Worchester/Cast Steel.” This firearm was furnished in a fitted case with the stock, false muzzle, and various accessories. It was considered to be a very high grade target pistol in its era. The values listed are for a complete-cased outfit.

There were very few manufactured in the 1850s. Good Fair Poor - - - 9000 4000 1000 NOTE: For pistols without attachable stock deduct 75 percent. Ethan Allen Pepperboxes During the period from the early 1830s to the 1860s, this company manufactured over 50 different variations of the revolving, pepperbox-type pistol. They were commercially quite successful and actually competed successfully with the Colt revolving handguns for more than a decade. They were widely used throughout the United States, as well as in Mexico, and during our Civil War. They are widely collectible because of the number of variations that exist.

The potential collector should avail himself of the information available on the subject. These pepperboxes can be divided into three categories. 1: Manufactured from the 1830s until 1842, at Grafton, Massachusetts. 2: Manufactured from 1842 to 1847, at Norwich, Connecticut. 3: Manufactured from 1847 to 1865, at Worchester, Massachusetts. There are a number of subdivisions among these three basic groups that would pertain to trigger type, size, barrel length etc.

It would be impossible to cover all 50 of these variations in a text of this type. We strongly suggest that qualified, individual appraisal be secured if contemplating a transaction. The values of these pepperbox pistols in excellent condition would be between $1,500 and $5,000. Most examples will be seen in the fair to good condition and will bring $1,000 to 2,000 depending on variation. Large Frame Pocket Revolver A double-action pocket revolver that was chambered for. 34 caliber percussion.

It had an octagon barrel from 3' to 5' in length. There were no sights. The 5-shot, unfluted cylinder was game scene engraved. The finish was blued with rounded walnut grips. It had a bar-type hammer.

This was the first conventional revolver manufactured by this company, and it was directly influenced by the pepperbox pistol for which Ethan Allen had become famous. It was marked, “Allen & Wheelock” as well as “Patented April 16, 1845.” There were approximately 1,500 manufactured between 1857 and 1860. Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - - - 1400 700 350 Small Frame Pocket Revolver This version was similar to the Large Frame Pocket Revolver except chambered for. 31 caliber percussion, with a 2' to 3.5' octagon barrel. It was slightly smaller in size, finished and marked the same.

There were approximately 1,000 made between 1858 and 1860. GoodFairPoor - - - 1400 700 350 Side Hammer Belt Revolver A single-action revolver chambered for. 34 caliber percussion. It had an octagon barrel from 3' to 7.5' in length. It featured a hammer that was mounted on the right side of the frame and a 5-shot, engraved, unfluted cylinder. The cylinder access pin is inserted from the rear of the weapon. The finish is blued with a case- colored hammer and trigger guard and flared butt walnut grips.

It is marked, “Allen & Wheelock.” There were two basic types. Values for the early model, of which 100 were manufactured between 1858 and 1861, are listed. GoodFairPoor - - - 1500 750 300 Standard Model The second type was the Standard Model, with a spring-loaded catch on the trigger guard as opposed to a friction catch on the early model. There were approximately 1,000 manufactured between 1858 and 1861.

Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - - - 1200 595 200 ALL RIGHT FIREARMS CO.

Lawrence, Massachusetts Little All Right Palm Pistol Squeezer-type pocket pistol invented by E. Boardman and A. Peavy in 1876, was made in.

And had a 5-shot cylinder with a 1-5/8' or 2-3/8' barrel. The barrel is octagonal with a tube on top of it which houses the sliding trigger. The finish is nickel. The black hard rubber grips have “Little All Right” & “All Right Firearms Co., Manufacturers Lawrence, Mass.

U.S.A.” molded into them. There were several hundred produced in the late 1870s. Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 4000 3250 2950 1050 300 SIDE HAMMER POCKET REVOLVER This version was chambered for. 28 caliber percussion and had a 2' to 5' octagon barrel. The frame was slightly smaller than the belt model.

Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor Early Production 100 manufactured.

GoodFairPoor - - - 1300 725 250 Standard Production 1,000 manufactured. GoodFairPoor - - 2100 975 400 225 SIDE HAMMER NAVY REVOLVER This was a large-frame, military-type revolver that was similar to the Side Hammer Belt Model, chambered for. 36 caliber percussion. It features an octagon, 5.5' to 8' barrel with a 6-shot, engraved cylinder. There was an early-production type with a friction catch on the trigger guard. There were approximately 100 manufactured between 1858 and 1861. Good Fair Poor - - - 4300 1975 575 Standard Model 1,000 manufactured.

Good Fair Poor - - - 3700 1700 475 Center Hammer Army Revolver A large, military-type, single-action revolver that was chambered for. 44 caliber percussion. It had a 7.5', half-octagon barrel and a 6-shot, unfluted cylinder. The hammer was mounted in the center of the frame. The finish was blued with a case- colored hammer and trigger guard and walnut grips. The barrel was marked, “Allen & Wheelock. Worchester, Mass.

U.S./Allen's Pt's. 15, 1857, Sept. 7, 1858.” There were approximately 700 manufactured between 1861 and 1862. Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc.

Good Fair Poor - - 7500 4500 1875 500 Center Hammer Navy Revolver Similar to the Army Revolver except chambered for. 36 caliber percussion with a 7.5', full-octagon barrel. Examples have been noted with 5', 6', or 8' barrels.

Otherwise, it was similar to the Army model. Good Fair Poor - - - 4300 1975 475 Center Hammer Percussion Revolver A single-action revolver chambered for. 36 caliber percussion. It had an octagonal, 3' or 4' barrel with a 6-shot, unfluted cylinder. The finish was blued with walnut grips. This model supposedly was made for the Providence, Rhode Island, Police Department and has become commonly referred to as the “Providence Police Model.” There were approximately 700 manufactured between 1858 and 1862. GoodFairPoor - - 2500 1750 750 200 LIPFIRE ARMY REVOLVER A large, military -type, single-action revolver that was chambered for the.44 lipfire cartridge.

It had a 7.5', half-octagon barrel with a 6-shot, unfluted cylinder that had notches at its rear for the cartridge lips. The finish was blued with a case- colored hammer and trigger guard and square butt walnut grips. The barrel was marked, “Allen & Wheelock, Worchester, Mass.” It resembled the Center Hammer Percussion Army Revolver.

There were two basic variations, with a total of 250 Lipfire Army Revolver manufactured in the early 1860s. Early Model Top hinged loading gate. Good Fair Poor - - - 4500 2200 600 Late Model Bottom hinged loading gate. Good Fair Poor - - - 4000 1700 400 Lipfire Navy Revolver Similar to the Army model, except chambered for the. 36 lipfire cartridge, with an octagonal, 4', 5', 6', 7.5', or 8' barrel. There were approximately 500 manufactured in the 1860s. Good Fair Poor - - - 3300 1300 400 Lipfire Pocket Revolver A smaller version chambered for the.

32 lipfire cartridge, with an octagonal, 4', 5', or 6' barrel. There were approximately 200 manufactured in the early 1860s. GoodFairPoor - - - 2200 950 250.32 SIDE HAMMER RIMFIRE REVOLVER A single-action, spur-trigger, pocket revolver chambered for the. 32 caliber rimfire cartridge. It had octagonal barrels from 3' to 5' in length. The finish was blued with flared-butt, walnut grips. It was marked “Allen & Wheelock Worchester, Mass.” There were three variations with a total of approximately 1,000 manufactured between 1859 and 1862.

First Model Rounded top strap. GoodFairPoor - - 1125 800 450 150 Second Model July 3, 1860 marked on frame. GoodFairPoor - - 1100 795 425 150 Third Model 1858 and 1861 patent dates. GoodFairPoor - - 1050 775 400 125.22 SIDE HAMMER RIMFIRE REVOLVER A smaller version of the. 32 revolver, chambered for the.

22 rimfire cartridge. It has octagonal barrels from 2.25' to 4' in length. It has a 7-shot, unfluted cylinder. There were approximately 1,500 manufactured between 1858 and 1862. There were many variations Early Model First Issue Access pin enters from rear. GoodFairPoor - - 1300 850 475 100 Second Issue Access pin enters from front. GoodFairPoor - - 1300 850 475 100 Third Issue Separate rear sight.

GoodFairPoor - - 1425 1250 600 150 Fourth to Eighth Issue Very similar, values the same. GoodFairPoor - - 900 750 300 100 SINGLE-SHOT CENTER HAMMER A single-shot derringer-type pistol that was chambered for the. 22 caliber rimfire cartridge. It had part-octagon barrels from 2' to 5.5' in length that swung to the right side for loading. Some had automatic ejectors; others did not. The frame was either brass or iron with bird's-head or squared butt walnut grips. It was marked “Allen & Wheelock” or “E.

Allen & Co.” There were very few manufactured in the early 1860s Early Issue Full-length, octagon barrel and a round, iron frame. It is rarely encountered. GoodFairPoor - - 12751150 400 100 Standard Issue Squared butt or bird's-head. GoodFairPoor - - 11751050 300 100.32 Single-Shot Center Hammer A larger-frame pocket pistol chambered for the. 32 rimfire cartridge. It has a part- octagon or full-octagon barrel of 4' or 5' in length. It swung to the right side for loading.

Otherwise, this model was similar to the. 22-caliber version. GoodFairPoor - - 11751050 300 100 Vest Pocket Derringer A small pocket pistol chambered for the.

22 rimfire cartridge. It had a 2', part- octagon barrel that swung to the right-hand side for loading. The cartridges were manually extracted.

It featured a brass frame with a blued or plated barrel and walnut, bird's-head grips. The barrel was marked “Allen & Co. Makers.” This was an extremely small firearm, and there were approximately 200 manufactured between 1869 and 1871. GoodFairPoor - - 1595 975 425 100.32 Derringer Similar to the Vest Pocket version, larger in size, and chambered for the. 32 rimfire cartridge.

It had a part-octagon barrel from 2' to 4' in length that swung to the right for loading. This version featured an automatic extractor. The barrel was marked “E. Worchester, Mass.” This was a very rare firearm, made between 1865 and 1871. GoodFairPoor - - 1495 875 395 100.41 Derringer The same size and configuration as the. 32 caliber model except it was chambered for the.

41 rimfire cartridge with barrel lengths of 2.5' to 2.75' in length. The markings were the same. There were approximately 100 manufactured between 1865 and 1871. GoodFairPoor - - 2200 950 350 100 ALSOP, C.R.

Middletown, Connecticut This firearms manufacturer made revolvers during 1862 and 1863. They made two basic models, the Navy and the Pocket model. Some collectors consider the Alsop to be a secondary U.S.

Martial handgun, but no verifying government contracts are known to exist. First Model Navy Revolver A.

Revolver with a 3.5', 4.5', 5.5', or 6.5' barrel length and a 5-shot cylinder. It has a blued finish, wood grips, and a peculiar hump in its backstrap. The first model has a safety device which blocks the spur trigger. This device is found on serial numbers 1-100. Markings are: “C.R. Alsop Middletown, Conn. 1860 & 1861” on the barrel.

The cylinder is marked “C.R. Alsop” & “Nov. 26th, 1861”; the side plate, “Patented Jan. 21st, 1862.” NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - - 3850 1300 500 350 Standard Model Navy Revolver Exactly the same as the First Model without the safety device. They are serial numbered 101 to 300.

GoodFairPoor - - 3350 900 300 225 Pocket Model Revolver A. 5-shot revolver with spur trigger, 4' round barrel, blued finish, and wood grips. It is very similar in appearance to the Navy model but smaller in size.

It is marked “C.R. Alsop Middletown, Conn. 1860 & 1861” on the barrel. The cylinder is marked “C.R. 26th, 1861.” They are serial numbered 1-300. Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - - 1700 700 200 125 AMAC American Military Arms Corporation formerly Iver Johnson Jacksonville, Arkansas The Iver Johnson Arms Co. Was founded in 1871 in Fitchsburg, Massachusetts. It was one of the oldest and most successful of the old-line arms companies on which our modern era has taken its toll. In 1984 the company moved to Jacksonville, Arkansas; in 1987 it was purchased by the American Military Arms Corporation. This company has released some of the older designs as well as some new models. In 1993 the company went out of business.

The original Iver Johnson line is listed under its own heading. Enforcer.30 Carbine This is a 9.5' pistol version of the Ml Carbine. It has no buttstock. GoodFairPoor 625 500 395 300 150 100 TP-22 and TP-25 This model is a compact, double-action, pocket automatic that was styled after the Walther TP series. Chambered for either the. 22 rimfire or the. 25 centerfire cartridges, it has a 2.75' barrel, fixed sights and black plastic grips.

The detachable magazine holds 7 shots and the finish is either blue or nickel-plated. The nickel- plated version is worth 10 percent more than the blue.

GoodFairPoor 265 195 150 100 75 50 AMAC 22 Compact or 25 Compact This is a compact, single-action, semi-automatic pocket pistol that is chambered for the. 22 rimfire or the.

25 ACP cartridge. It has a 2' barrel, 5-shot magazine, plastic grips and blue or nickel finish.

Add 10 percent for nickel. GoodFairPoor 265 195 150 100 75 50 AMAC 22 Compact or 25 Compact This is a compact, single-action, semi-automatic pocket pistol that is chambered for the. 22 rimfire or the. 25 ACP cartridge. It has a 2' barrel, 5-shot magazine, plastic grips and blue or nickel finish.

Add 10 percent for nickel. GoodFairPoor 265 195 150 100 75 50 AMERICAN ARMS Garden Grove, California Eagle.380 This pistol was a stainless steel copy of the Walther PPKS. It was a semi-auto blowback that was chambered for the. It was double-action and had a 3.25' barrel and a 6-shot detachable magazine. An optional feature was a black Teflon finish that would increase the value by 10 percent. This company ceased production in 1985.

GoodFairPoor - 325 250 195 150 100 AMERICAN ARMS, INC. North Kansas City, Missouri Model EP.380 A high-quality, stainless steel pocket pistol that is chambered for the. 380 ACP cartridge.

It is a double-action semi-automatic that holds 7 shots and has a 3.5' barrel. The grips are checkered walnut. Imported from West Germany beginning in 1988.

GoodFairPoor 425 365 325 275 225 100 Model PK-22 A domestic semi-automatic that is chambered for the. It is a double-action with a 3.5' barrel and an 8-shot finger extension magazine. It is made of stainless steel and has black plastic grips. This model is manufactured in the U.S.A. By American Arms. GoodFairPoor 245 200 150 125 100 75 Model CX-22 A compact version of the PK-22 with a 2.75' barrel and a 7-shot magazine. Manufacture began in 1989.

GoodFairPoor 225 200 165 125 100 75 Model TT Tokarev The Yugoslavian version of the Soviet Tokarev chambered for 9mm Parabellum and with a safety added to make importation legal. It has a 4.5' barrel, 9-shot magazine and a blued finish with checkered plastic grips. Importation began in 1988. GoodFairPoor 350 225 175 150 125 100 Model ZC.380 A scaled-down version of the Tokarev that is chambered for the.380 ACP. It has a 3.5' barrel and holds 8 shots. The finish and grips are the same as on the full-sized version.

Importation from Yugoslavia began in 1988. GoodFairPoor 295 225 175 150 125 100 Aussie Model Introduced in 1996, this is an Australian-designed semi-automatic pistol made in Spain.

Chambered for the 9mm. 40 S&W cartridge it has a polymer frame with nickeled steel slide. Sold with 10-shot magazine.

Barrel length is 4-3/4' and weight is 23 oz. GoodFairPoor 400 350 300 250 200 100 Regulator Built by Uberti this single-action revolver has a case hardened frame, polished brass trigger guard and backstrap.

Barrel and cylinder are blued. One piece walnut grips. Choice of chambers in.

44-40,.45 LC, or.357 Magnum. Barrel lengths from 4.75', 5.5', to 7.5'. Weight is about 34 oz.

With 5.75' barrel. GoodFairPoor 395 325 275 175 - - Regulator Deluxe Same as above but with steel trigger guard and backstrap. Chambered in.

45 Long Colt only. GoodFairPoor 375 300 250 150 - - AMERICAN ARMS CO. Boston, Massachusetts The history of American Arms is rather sketchy, but it appears the company was formed in 1853 as the G.

And then became the American Tool & Machine Co. In 1870 they formed a new corporation called American Arms Company with George Fox as the principle stockholder. This corporation was dissolved in 1873; a second American Arms Co. Was incorporated in 1877 and a third in 1890.

It is unclear if these corporations had essentially the same owners, but George H. Fox appears as a principal owner in two of the three. One could assume that financial problems forced them to bankrupt one corporation and reorganize under another. American Arms manufactured firearms in Boston, Massachusetts, from 1866 until 1893. In 1893 they moved to Bluffton, Alabama and manufactured guns until 1901.

TOP BREAK REVOLVERS Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Spur Trigger-Single-Action Five-Shot Revolver These revolvers were made between 1883 and 1887 in. They feature an unusual manual ring extractor and double-fluted cylinder. They are nickel plated with hard rubber grips and are marked “American Arms Company Boston Mass.” NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 550 300 100 75 25 Standard Trigger Double-Action Model 1886 Revolver This model has a standard trigger and trigger guard, comes in. 32 short and. 38 S&W with a 3.5' barrel, in blue or nickel finish.

The early models are equipped with the ring extractor and double fluted cylinder. Later variations have a standard star extractor and single fluted cylinder. GoodFairPoor - 750 300 100 75 25 Hammerless Model 1890 Double-Action These guns were manufactured from 1890 to 1901. It has an adjustable single- or double-stage trigger pull and several unusual safety devices.

38 S&W with a 3.25' ribbed barrel, fluted cylinder, nickel finish, hard rubber grips with logo and ivory or mother of pearl grips. It is marked “American Arms Co. May 25, 1886.” The top strap is marked “Pat. Pending” on early models and “Pat's May 25'86/Mar 11 '89/ June 17'90” on later models.

GoodFairPoor - 750 300 100 75 25 DOUBLE-BARREL DERRINGERS American Arms Co. Manufactured a two-barrel derringer-style pocket pistol.

The barrels were manually rotated to load and fire the weapon. The pistol had a nickel-plated brass frame, blued barrels, and walnut grips.

The markings were: “American Arms Co. Boston, Mass.” on one barrel and “Pat. 31, 1865” on the other barrel. There were approximately 2,000-3,000 produced between 1866 and 1878.

Beware of fakes! Combination.22 caliber R.F. 32 caliber R.F.

A two-caliber combination with 3' barrel, square butt only. The most common variation.

GoodFairPoor - - 850 350 150 100.32 caliber R.F., Both Barrels (3' barrel) Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 3' barrel with square butt. GoodFairPoor - - 1050 500 195 125.32 caliber R.F., Both Barrels (2-5/8” barrel) 2-5/8' barrel with bird's-head grips. GoodFairPoor - - 1100 550 225 150.38 caliber R.F., Both Barrels 2-5/8' barrel with bird's-head grips. A rare variation.

GoodFairPoor - - 2500 1075 350 200.41 caliber R.F., Both Barrels 2-5/8' barrel with square butt only. GoodFairPoor - - 1850 900 200 100 AMERICAN CLASSIC (Eagle Imports) Wanamassa, NJ American Classic 1911-A1 Full-size 1 91 1-A1 -style semi-auto chambered in. Series 70 lockwork, 8- round magazine with bumper pad, lowered ejection port, throated barrel, checkered wood grips, military-style sights, matte blue or hard chrome finish. Five- inch barrel, weight is 39 ounces. American Classic II has additional features including Novak-style sights, combat trigger and hammer, extended safety and slide stop, front slide serrations, deep blue or hard chrome finish.

GoodFairPoor 435 400 350 325 250 200 NOTE: Add $35 for Classic II, $50 for hard chrome finish. American Classic Commander/ Amigo Same features as American Classic II except 4.25-inch barrel, weight 35-ounces. Amigo model is Officer's Model style with 3.5-inch barrel, 7-round magazine. GoodFairPoor 460 425 360 335 260 200 NOTE: Add $50 for hard chrome finish, add $35 for Amigo model. American Classic Trophy Model Same features as American Classic II except 5.5-inch barrel, dovetail front fiber optic sight, Novak-style rear, ambidextrous safety, reverse plug recoil system with full-length guide rod, beveled mag well, checkered mainspring housing and hard chrome finish.

GoodFairPoor 650 600 550 500 400 300 American Classic 22 Model Full-size, alloy-frame 1911 -style pistol chambered for. Same dimensions as American Classic with military-type sights, checkered wood grips, matte blue finish, two 10-round magazines. GoodFairPoor 300 275 230 200 160 100 AMERICAN DERRINGER CORP. Waco, Texas MODEL 1 DERRINGER Fashioned after the Remington O/U derringer this is a high quality, rugged pistol.

It is built from high tensile strength stainless steel. There are over 60 different rifle and pistol calibers to choose from on special order. The upper barrel can be chambered different from the lower barrel on request.

Available in a high polish finish or a satin finish. Offered with rosewood, bacote, walnut, or blackwood grips. Ivory, bonded ivory, stag, or pearl are available at extra cost. Overall length is 4.8', barrel length is 3', width across the frame is. 9', width across the grip is 1.2'. Typical weight is 15 oz. All guns are furnished with French fitted leatherette case.

Prices are determined by caliber. 22 Long Rifle through.357 Mag. And.45 ACP NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor 450 375 300 200 100 75 Calibers. 41 Mag.,.44-40,.44 Special,.44 Mag.45 Long Colt,.410 Bore.

22 Hornet,.223 Rem., 30-30, and.45-70 Gov't. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 250 150 100 NOTE: Premium for rifle cartridges. Call Of Duty 4 Promod 204 Download Skype more. MODEL 1 LADY DERRINGER Similar to the Model 1 but chambered for the. Offered in two grades. Deluxe Grade High polished stainless steel with scrimshawed ivory grips with cameo or rose design. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 200 100 75 Deluxe Engraved Grade Same as above but hand engraved in 1880s style.

GoodFairPoor 650 550 500 450 250 150 NOTE: For.45 Colt and.45/.410 add $75. For.357 magnum add $50. Model 1 NRA 500 Series Limited edition of 500. Also available in gold and blue finishes over stainless steel. GoodFairPoor 425 350 250 125 100 50 MODEL 1 TEXAS COMMEMORATIVE Built with a solid brass frame and stainless steel barrel. Dimensions are same as Model 1.

Grips are stag or rosewood and offered in.45 Colt. 44-40, or.38 Special.

Barrels marked “Made in the 150th Year of Texas Freedom.” Limited to 500 pistols in each caliber. 38 Special NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 425 350 250 150 100 75 Calibers. 45 Colt and.44-40 NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 450 375 275 200 125 100 Deluxe Engraved Special serial number engraved on backstrap. GoodFairPoor 700 550 395 350 175 125 MODEL 1 125TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE Built to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the derringer, 1866 to 1991.

Similar to the Model 1 but marked with the patent date December 12, 1865. Brass frame and stainless steel barrel. Chambered for.440-40.45 Colt, or.38 Special.

GoodFairPoor 425 350 250 150 100 65 Deluxe Engraved NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 650 475 375 250 175 100 Model 2-Pen Pistol Introduced in 1993 this is a legal pistol that cannot be fired from its pen position but requires that it be pulled apart and bent 80 degrees to fire.

Made from stainless steel it is offered in. 22 LR.25 ACP, and.32 ACP. The length in pen form is 5.6' and in pistol form is 4.2'.

Barrel length is 2'. Diameter varies from 1/2' to 5/8'. Weight is 5 oz. No longer in production. GoodFairPoor 600 395 300 225 100 85 Model 3 This model is a single-barrel derringer. Barrel length is 2.5' and it swings down to load. Frame and barrel are stainless steel.

Weighs about 8 oz. GoodFairPoor 200 175 115 75 65 50 Model 4 Similar in appearance to the Model 3 but fitted with a 4.1' barrel. Overall length is 6' and weight is about 16.5 oz. Chambered for 3'. 410 bore,.45 Long Colt,.44 Magnum,. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 250 100 75 NOTE: For.45-70 add $150. For.44 magnum add $100.

Model 4 Model 4-Engraved NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1000 900 600 400 275 150 Model 4-Alaskan Survival Model Similar to the Model 4 but with upper barrel chambered for.45-70 and lower barrel for.45 LC or.410. Both barrels can also be chambered for.44 Magnum or.45-70.

Comes with oversized rosewood grips. GoodFairPoor 700 625 395 250 175 100 Model 6 This double-barrel derringer is fitted with a 6' barrel chambered for the. 45 LC or.410 bore.

Weighs about 21 oz. Rosewood grips are standard. Optional calibers are. 357 Magnum or.45 ACP.

Oversize grips are optional and add about $35 to value. GoodFairPoor 500 450 350 300 150 100 Model 6-Engraved NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1000 900 700 450 275 150 Double-Action Derringer High Standard-type double-barrel, double-action derringer is chambered for the.

22 LR or.22 Magnum. Its barrel length is 3.5' and overall length is 5.125'. Weighs approximately 11 oz. The finish is blue with black grips. GoodFairPoor 295 245 175 100 85 75 DA 38 Double-Action Derringer Similar to above but chambered for. 357 Magnum, 9mm Luger, and. Finish is satin stainless.

Grip is made from aluminum. Grips are rosewood or walnut. GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 200 150 100 NOTE: For.40 S&W add $40. Cop 4-Shot Same as above but chambered for the. 357 Magnum cartridge. GoodFairPoor 1000 900 500 325 175 100 MODEL 7 DERRINGER-LIGHTWEIGHT Manufactured as a backup gun for police officers.

The frame and barrels are made of aircraft aluminum alloy; the other parts are stainless steel. This gun weighs 7.5 oz. Its appearance and function are similar to the Model 1.

The finish is a gray matte with thin, matte-finished grips of rosewood or bacote. This model is chambered for and priced as listed.

Model 7 Derringer-Lightweight. 32 S&W Long/,32 Magnum NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 125 100 75.38 S&W and.380 ACP NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 125 100 75.22 LR and.38 Special NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 125 100 75 44 Special NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 525 450 375 300 250 150 Model 8 This is a single-action two-shot target pistol with a manually operated hammer block safety.

Safety automatically disengages when the hammer is cocked. Barrel length is 8'. Chambered for the.45 Colt and.410 shotshell. Weight is 24 oz.

GoodFairPoor 575 500 425 350 175 100 Model 8-Engraved NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 15001000 675 450 300 125 Model 10 Derringer Similar to the Model 1 with a frame of aluminum alloy and all other parts, including the barrels, stainless steel. It has a gray matte finish and thin grips of rosewood or bacote. It weighs 10 oz. And is chambered for the.

38 Special,.45 ACP or the.45 Colt. GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 125 100 75 NOTE: For.45 Colt add $75. Model 11 Derringer A stainless steel barrel and all other parts aluminum. It weighs 11 oz. And is chambered for the.38 Special. 380 Auto,.32 Mag.,.22 LR, and.22 Magnum. The grips and finish are the same as on the Model 10.

GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 125 100 75 Semmerling LM-4 The LM-4 was designed as the ultimate police backup/defense weapon. It is a manually operated, 5-shot repeater only 5.2' long, 3.7' high, and 1' wide. It is chambered for the.45 ACP and is undoubtedly the smallest 5-shot.45 ever produced. The LM-4 is made of a special tool steel and is either blued or, at extra cost, hard chrome-plated. A stainless steel version is also available.

The LM-4 is not a semi-automatic, although it physically resembles one. The slide is flicked forward and back after each double-action squeeze of the trigger. This weapon is virtually hand-built and features high visibility sights and a smooth trigger. GoodFairPoor 3000 250 600 200 NOTE: Hard chrome add $200. Stainless steel add 35 percent. LM-5 Built of stainless steel this semi-auto is chambered for the.

The barrel length is 2.25' and the overall length is 4', height is 3'. Wooden grips are standard.

Offered in limited quantities. Weight is approximately 15 oz.

GoodFairPoor 425 350 295 150 100 50 Millennium Series 2000 This model chambered for.38 Special. 45 Colt, or.44-40.

Fitted with scrimshaw grips with a yellow rose of Texas on the left side and the Lone Star flag on the right side. Weight is about 15 oz. Supplied with red velvet box with silver inlay. Introduced in 1999. GoodFairPoor 500 325 200 150 100 75 Gambler Millennium 2000 Similar to the Millennium Series above but fitted with rosewood grips with etched Lone Star of Texas.

Supplied with brown leatherette box with copper logo inlay. GoodFairPoor 500 325 200 150 100 75 Women of Texas Series This model has the same features as the Millennium Series 2000. Stamped “Women of Texas Series 2000.” NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 500 325 200 150 100 75 Cowboy Series 2000 This model has the same features as the Gambler Millennium 2000 but with “Cowboy Series 2000” stamped on the barrel. GoodFairPoor 500 325 200 150 100 75 AMERICAN FIRE ARMS MFG. San Antonio, Texas This company operated between 1972 and 1974, producing a. 25 ACP pocket pistol and a stainless steel.

38 Special derringer. 380 auto was produced on an extremely limited basis. 38 Special Derringer A well-made, stainless steel O/U derringer that was similar in appearance and function to the old Remington O/U. It had 3' barrels that pivoted upward for loading. This gun was a single-action that had an automatic selector and a spur trigger. The smooth grips were of walnut.

There were approximately 3,500 manufactured between 1972 and 1974. GoodFairPoor - 300 225 150 125 90 American. 25 Automatic A small, blowback, semi-automatic pocket pistol that was chambered for the. 25 ACP cartridge. It had a 2' barrel and was made of either stainless steel or blued carbon steel. The grips were of plain uncheckered walnut, and the detachable magazine held 7 shots. It was manufactured until 1974.

Courtesy J.B. GoodFairPoor - 275 200 125 100 75 NOTE: For stainless steel add 20 percent. 380 Automatic Similar to the. 25 except larger. The barrel was 3.5', and the gun was made in stainless steel only. The grips were of smooth walnut, and it held 8 shots. There were only 10 of these.

380's manufactured between 1972 and 1974. They are extremely rare, but there is little collector base for this company's products, and the value is difficult to estimate.

GoodFairPoor - 600 550 475 375 200 AMERICAN FRONTIER FIREARMS Aguanga, California 1871-72 Open Top Standard Model Offered in. 44 caliber with non -rebated cylinder. Barrel lengths are 7.5' or 8' in round.

Blued finish except silver backstrap and trigger guard. Walnut grips. GoodFairPoor 795 625 500 400 225 100 Richards & Mason Conversion 1851 Navy Standard Model Offered in. 38 and.44 calibers with Mason ejector assembly and non-rebated cylinder with a choice of octagon barrels in 4.75', 5.5', or 7.5'.

Blued finish with blued backstrap and trigger guard. Walnut grips.

GoodFairPoor 795 625 500 400 225 100 1860 Richards Army Model Chambered for.44 Colt and.38 caliber. Rebated cylinder with or without ejector assembly. Barrel length is 7.5'. High polish blue finish with silver trigger guard and case hardened frame. NOTE: Guns shipped without ejector assembly will be supplied with a ramrod and plunger typical of the period.

GoodFairPoor 795 625 500 400 225 100 AMERICAN GUN CO., NEW YORK Norwich, Connecticut Maker-Crescent Firearms Co. Knickerbocker Pistol (See Knickerbocker) AMERICAN INDUSTRIES Cleveland, Ohio aka CALICO LIGHT WEAPONS SYSTEMS Sparks, Nevada Calico M-100 A semi-automatic carbine that has a 16.1' barrel with a flash suppressor. It is chambered for the. 22 LR and features a folding stock, full shrouding hand guards, a 100-round capacity, helical feed, and detachable magazine. It features an ambidextrous safety, pistol grip storage compartment, and a black finished alloy frame and adjustable sights. This model was introduced in 1986. GoodFairPoor 500 400 350 250 200 100 Calico M-100P/M-110 Similar to the M-100.

22 rimfire with a 6' barrel with muzzlebrake and no shoulder stock. GoodFairPoor 500 400 350 250 200 75 Calico M-950 Pistol Similar to the Model 900 rifle with a 6' barrel and no shoulder stock. GoodFairPoor 750 575 425 350 275 100 AMERICAN WESTERN ARMS INC. (AWA) Delray Beach, Florida AWA Lightningbolt Handgun version of the Lightning rifle with 12-inch barrel and variety of finishes.

Chambered in. Values shown are for blued version. GoodFairPoor 1000 800 675 500 400 200 AMES, N.P. PISTOLS Springfield, Massachusetts Overall length-1 1-5/8'; barrel length-6'; caliber.

Markings: on lockplate, forward of hammer “N.P. AMES/SPRINGFIELD/MASS,” on tail, either “USN” or “USR” over date; on barrel, standard U.S. Navy inspection marks. Ames of Springfield, Massachusetts received a contract from the U.S. Navy in September 1842 for the delivery of 2,000 single-shot muzzleloading percussion pistols. All are distinguished by having a lock mechanism that lies flush with the right side of the stock. On the first 300 Ames pistols, this lock terminates in a point; the balance produced were made with locks with a rounded tail.

This “boxlock” had been devised by Henry Nock in England, and was adapted to the U.S. Navy for the percussion pistols they ordered from Ames and Derringer. In addition to the 2,000 pistols for the Navy, the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service purchased 144 (distinguished by the “U S R” marks) for the forerunner of the U.S. The latter commands triple the price over the “U S N” marked pistols, while the Navy pistols with pointed tails quadruple the value.

Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - - 27001100 650 400 AMES SWORD CO.

Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts Turbiaux Le Protector Ames Sword Co. Became one of three U.S. Companies that produced this unique, French palm-squeezer pistol. The design consists of a round disk with a protruding barrel on one side and a lever on the other. The disk contains the cylinder that holds either seven 8mm rimfire or ten 6mm rimfire cartridges. The barrel protrudes between the fingers, and the lever trigger is squeezed to fire the weapon.

The design was patented in 1883 and sold successfully in France into the 1890s. In 1892 Peter Finnegan bought the patents and brought them to Ames Sword. He contracted with them to produce 25,000 pistols for the Minneapolis Firearms Company. After approximately 1,500 were delivered, Finnegan declared insolvency, and after litigation, Ames secured the full patent rights. The Ames Company produced Protector Revolvers until at least 1917.

(See Chicago Firearms Co. And Minneapolis Firearms Co.) NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - - 3500 1800 900 550 AMT formerly Arcadia Machine and Tool Irwindale, California See also-Galena Industries Inc.

AMT, one of several companies that succeeded Auto Mag Corp., the original manufacturer of Auto Mag pistols, operated from approx. 1984 to 1998. The prices in this section are for these earlier AMT-built guns.

In 1998, Galena Ind. Of Sturgis, SD purchased the rights to produce most of the AMT-developed firearms and manufactured several models from 1999 to 2001. In 2005, the rights to several AMT models were acquired by Crusader Gun Co.

Of Houston, parent company of High Standard Mfg. Also see listing for Auto Mag. Lightning A single-action, semi-automatic.

22 caliber pistol. Available with barrel lengths of 5' (Bull only), 6.5', 8.5', 10.5' and 12.5' (either Bull or tapered), and adjustable sights, as well as the trigger. The grips are checkered black rubber. Manufactured between 1984 and 1987. Courtesy John J.

GoodFairPoor - 450 350 215 125 85 Bull's Eye Regulation Target As above, with a 6.5' vent rib bull barrel, wooden target grips, and an extended rear sight. Manufactured in 1986 only. GoodFairPoor - 475 375 250 200 100 Baby Automag Similar to the above with an 8.5' ventilated rib barrel, and Millett adjustable sights. Approximately 1,000 were manufactured. Courtesy J.B. GoodFairPoor - 600 450 375 225 150 Automag II A stainless steel, semi-automatic. 22 Magnum pistol.

Available with 3-3/8', 4.5', and 6' barrel lengths and Millett adjustable sights, grips of black, grooved, plastic. Was first manufactured in 1987. GoodFairPoor 600 500 400 300 100 80 Courtesy J.B. Wood Automag III This semi-automatic pistol is chambered for the. 30 Carbine cartridge and the 9mm Winchester Magnum cartridge. Barrel length is 6.37' and overall length is 10.5'. The magazine capacity is 8 rounds.

Fitted with Millett adjustable rear sight and carbon fiber grips. Stainless steel finish. Pistol weighs 43 oz. GoodFairPoor 800 695 475 275 100 80 Automag IV Similar in appearance to the Automag III this pistol is chambered for the. 45 Winchester Magnum.

Magazine capacity is 7 rounds and weight is 46 oz. GoodFairPoor 995 800 650 375 225 100 Automag V Introduced in 1993 this model is similar in appearance to the Automag models but is chambered for the. 50 caliber cartridge. A limited production run of 3000 pistols with special serial number from “1 of 3000 to 3000 of 3000.” Barrel length is 6.5' and magazine capacity is 5 rounds. Weighs 46 oz. Production stopped in 1995. Add $300 each for extra conversion barrels in.

45 WM or 10mm. Courtesy J.B. Wood NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1300 800 600 500 400 150 Javelina Produced in 1992 this pistol is chambered for the 10mm cartridge and fitted with a 7' barrel with adjustable sights. Rubber wrap-around grips.

Adjustable trigger. Magazine is 8 rounds. Weight is about 47 oz.

Courtesy J.B. Wood Courtesy J.B. Wood NIB Exc. Good Fair Poor 1150 950 675 495 - - Back Up Pistol This is a small semi-automatic pocket pistol chambered for the. 22 LR or the. 380 ACP cartridges.

This is fitted with a 2.5' barrel and is offered with either black plastic or walnut grips. The pistol weighs 18 oz. Magazine capacity is 5 rounds. Originally manufactured by TDE, then Irwindale Arms Inc., and then by AMT. GoodFairPoor 450 325 175 125 100 85 Back Up. 45 ACP.40 S&W, 9mm Courtesy J.B.

GoodFairPoor 465 350 200 150 100 85 Back Up.38 Super,.357 SIG.400 CorBon NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 475 360 250 200 150 100 NOTE: These prices are for current production by High Standard Mfg.

Co..380 Back Up II Introduced in 1993 this pistol is similar to the Back Up model but with the addition of a double safety, extended finger grip on the magazine, and single-action-only. This was a special order pistol only.

GoodFairPoor 425 300 250 200 150 100 HARDBALLER/GOVERNMENT MODEL This model is similar to the Colt Gold Cup. It is offered in two versions. The first has fixed sights and rounded slide top, while the second has adjustable Millett sights and matte rib.

Magazine capacity is 7 rounds. Wraparound rubber grips are standard. Long grip safety, beveled magazine well, and adjustable trigger are common to both variations. Weight is 38 oz.

Hardballer Adjustable sights. Courtesy J.B. GoodFairPoor 600 500 350 275 200 125 Government Model Fixed sights.

GoodFairPoor 575 475 300 250 150 100 Hardballer Longslide Similar to the Hardballer Model but fitted with a 7' barrel. Magazine capacity is 7 rounds.

Pistol weighs 46 oz. GoodFairPoor 750 550 395 275 200 125.400 Accelerator Similar to the models above but chambered for. 400 CorBon cartridge and fitted with a 7' barrel. Fully adjustable sights. Introduced in 1997. GoodFairPoor 600 500 350 275 200 125 Commando Built on a Government model-type action and chambered for. 40 S&W cartridge.

Fitted with a 5' barrel and fully adjustable sights. Introduced in 1997.

GoodFairPoor 550 425 300 200 125 75 On Duty This semi-automatic pistol features a double-action-only trigger action or double- action with decocker and is chambered for the 9mm,.40 S&W, or.45 ACP calibers. Barrel length is 4.5' and overall length is 7.75'. The finish is a black anodized matte. Carbon fiber grips are standard. Furnished with 3-dot sights. Weighs 32 oz. GoodFairPoor 450 350 250 200 150 100 Skipper Identical to the Hardballer with a 1' shorter barrel and slide.

Discontinued in 1984. GoodFairPoor - 450 325 275 200 125 Combat Skipper Similar to the Colt Commander. Discontinued in 1984.

GoodFairPoor - 425 300 250 200 125 AN CION MARX Liege, Belgium This company began production in the 1860s with a variety of cheaply made pinfire revolvers. They later switched to solid-frame, centerfire, “Velo-Dog” -type revolvers chambered for 5.5mm or 6.35mm. They were marketed in various countries under many different trade names. Some of the names that they will be found under are Cobalt, Extracteur, LeNovo, Lincoln, and Milady. The quality of these revolvers is quite poor; and collector interest, almost non-existent. Values do not usually vary because of trade names.

GoodFairPoor - - 200 135 75 45 ANDERSON Anderson, Texas Anderson Under Hammer Pistol An unmarked, under hammer percussion pistol that was chambered for.45 caliber. It had a 5' half-round/half-octagonal barrel with an all steel, saw handle-shaped frame.

It had a flared butt with walnut grips. The finish was blued. There is little information on this pistol.

GoodFairPoor - - 900 400 150 100 ANDRUS & OSBORN Canton, Connecticut Andrus & Osborn Under Hammer Pistol This pistol is of the percussion type and chambered for. The part- round/part-octagonal barrel is 6' long and features small silver star inlays along its length. The barrel is marked “Andrus & Osborn/Canton Conn.” with an eagle stamped beside it. It is marked “Cast Steel” near the breech. The grips are of walnut, and the finish is browned. Active 1863 to 1867.

GoodFairPoor - - 1550 625 200 100 ANSCHUTZ Ulm, Germany Orginally founded in 1856 by Julius and Lusie Anschutz, the company was called J.G. Anschutz, and manufactured a wide variety of firearms.

In 1950, in Ulm, the new company was founded: J.G. Anschutz GmbH.

Values for new guns fluctuate according to currency variations. Model 64P Bolt-action pistol with adjustable trigger. The action is grooved for scope mounts, and the stock is synthetic.

Barrel length is 10' and is chambered for. 22 LR cartridge. Weight is approximately 3 lb. Introduced in 1998. GoodFairPoor 595 500 450 250 175 75 Model 64P Mag Same as model above but chambered for. 22 WMR cartridge. GoodFairPoor 650 525 475 275 175 75 Exemplar A bolt-action pistol that is built on the Model 64 Match Action.

It is chambered for the. 22 LR cartridge and has a 10' barrel with adjustable sights and a 5-shot, detachable magazine. It features an adjustable two-stage trigger with the receiver grooved for attaching a scope. The walnut stock and forend are stippled.

It was introduced in 1987. GoodFairPoor 700 600 500 225 175 100 Exemplar XIV Similar to the standard Exemplar with a 14' barrel. It was introduced in 1988. GoodFairPoor 800 700 600 250 200 100 ANTI GARROTTER England Percussion belt pistol, marked “Balls Pat.

Steel.” Oval is 7' long and the barrel protrudes 1-1/2'; approximately. A cord runs from the lock up and through the sleeve and is fired by pulling the cord. Beware of modern fakes. GoodFairPoor - - 7500 3000 800 400 APALOZO HERMANOS Zumorraga, Spain Spanish manufacturer from approximately 1920 to 1936. The trademark, a dove- like bird, is normally found impressed into the grips.

Apaloza Copy of a Colt Police Positive Revolver. GoodFairPoor - 275 150 100 65 45 Paramount Copy of the Model 1906 Browning chambered for 6.35mm. “Paramount” is stamped on the slide and at the top of each grip plate. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 275 175 100 50 30 Triomphe A copy of the Browning Model 1906 in caliber 6.35mm. The slide is inscribed “Pistolet Automatique Triomphe Acier Comp rime.” Cal.

6.35mm is stamped on each grip plate along with the dove logo. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 275 175 100 50 30 ARCUS Bulgaria Arcus-94 Introduced in 1998 this is a semi-automatic pistol chambered for the 9mm cartridge. Fitted with an ambidextrous safety and 10-round magazine. Imported from Bulgaria. GoodFairPoor 425 325 275 200 150 100 ARIZAGA, G. Eibar, Spain Spanish manufacturer prior to World War II.

Arizaga (Model 1915) A 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol. Patterned after the Ruby-style military pistols. Magazine capacity is 9 or 12 rounds. GoodFairPoor - 275 195 100 75 45 Mondial Similar design to the Astra pistol in the 100 series.

Chambered for the 6.35mm cartridge. It has the Owl and Mondial on each grip plate. GoodFairPoor - 300 190 145 75 45 Pinkerton Arizaga's standard model known to exist with a cartridge counter. Slide is marked “Pinkerton Automatic 6.35.” NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 295 175 100 75 45 Warwick Same design as the Mondial but in caliber 7.65mm. Warwick appears on each grip plate.

GoodFairPoor - 300 190 145 75 45 ARIZMENDI, FRANCISCO Eibar, Spain Originally founded in the 1890s, the company was reformed in 1914 and manufactured semi-automatic pistols. SINGER The Singer was manufactured in a number of different variations and in calibers 6.35mm and 7.65mm. It was earlier called the Victor. The 6.35mm models resembled the Browning 1906. The 7.65mm model resembled the Browning Model 1910. 6.35mm Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 225 195 100 50 35 7.65mm Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 175 125 75 50 35 TEUF TEUF The Teuf Teuf was chambered in calibers 6.35mm and 7.65mm. The 7.65mm was only slightly larger than the 6.35mm model.

The pistol copied its name from the Browning Model 1906 and from the Belgium Teuf Teuf. The pistol shown is a cartridge indicator model. Courtesy James Rankin 6.35mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 225 195 100 50 35 7.65mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 225 195 100 50 35 WALMAN The Walman was manufactured in a number of variations, and in calibers 6.35mm, 7.65mm, and. Earliest semi-automatic production was in 1908 through 1926. Certain variations were called the American Model.

The model in. 380 caliber had a squeeze grip safety. 6.35mm Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 225 195 100 50 35 7.65mm Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 200 125 60 35.380 Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 260 225 145 60 35 Arizmendi Solid-frame, folding-trigger revolver chambered for 7.65mm. Normal markings are the trademark “FA” and a circled five-pointed star. GoodFairPoor - 200 150 80 50 25 BOLTUN-1ST VARIATION The Bolton semi-automatic pistol was made in both calibers 6.35mm and 7.65mm. It was almost an exact copy of the Belgian Pieper.

The 7.65mm model was only slightly larger than the 6.35mm model. 6.35mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 195 125 60 35 7.65mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 195 125 60 35 Boltun-2nd Variation The Boltun 2nd variation is chambered for the 7.65mm cartridge and is almost an exact copy of the Browning Model 1910.

It was made into the 1930s. GoodFairPoor - 250 195 125 60 35 ROLAND Chambered for 6.35 and 7.65mm cartridges, this model was manufactured during the 1920s. The 7.65mm was only slightly larger than the 6.35mm model. Courtesy James Rankin 6.35mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 150 90 60 35 7.65mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 150 90 60 35 Puppy A variation of the “Velo-Dog” revolver with the barrel stamped “Puppy” and the frame bearing the “FA” trademark.

GoodFairPoor - 250 195 125 60 35 Pistolet Automatique Normal markings include the “FA” trademark. GoodFairPoor - 250 195 125 60 35 Kaba Spezial A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol patterned after the Browning Model 1906.

The Kaba Spezial was originally made by August Menz of Suhl, Germany and sold by Karl Bauer of Berlin, Germany. The name “Kaba” was derived from the first two initials of Karl Bauer. These two pistols do not look alike. GoodFairPoor - 275 150 100 50 35 Courtesy James Rankin YDEAL The Ydeal was manufactured in four variations and in calibers 6.35mm, 7.65mm, and. All four variations resemble the Browning Model 1906, with the 7.65mm and.

380 caliber being slightly larger. Courtesy James Rankin 6.35mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 225 175 100 60 35 7.65mm NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 225 175 100 60 35.380 NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 225 175 100 60 35 ARIZMENDI ZULAICA Eibar, Spain Cebra A semi-automatic 7.65mm pistol patterned after the Ruby-style of Spanish automatics. The slide is marked “Pistolet Automatique Cebra Zulaica Eibar,” together with the letters “AZ” in an oval.

Generally found with checkered wood grips. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 250 150 100 50 35 Cebra Revolver Copy of a Colt Police Positive revolver marked “Made in Spain” with the word “Cebra” cast in the grips. GoodFairPoor - 250 150 125 75 50 ARMALITE, INC. Costa Mesa, California Geneseo, Illinois (current production) In 1995 Eagle Arms purchased the Armalite trademark and certain other assets.

The new companies are organized under the Armalite name. The original company, formed in the mid 1950s, developed the AR-10, which in turn led to the development of the M-16 series of service rifles still in use today. All current models are produced at the Geneseo, Illinois, facility. AR-24 Pistol 15-shot 9mm double-action semi-auto. Steel frame, fixed or adjustable sights. Compact version available. Introduced 2006.

Pricing is for full-size pistol with adjustable sights. Deduct 15 percent for fixed sight versions. GoodFairPoor 595 450 325 275 200 125 AR-24 Tactical Custom Similar to above with tactical refinements including stippled front and back straps, 3-dot luminous sights, etc. Also available in compact version (shown). GoodFairPoor 630 475 350 300 225 150 ARMERO ESPECIALISTAS Eibar, Spain Alfa “Alfa” was a trademark given a number of revolvers based upon both Colt and Smith & Wesson designs in calibers ranging from.22 to.44.

Add 50 percent for S&W N-frame copies. GoodFairPoor - 250 200 100 75 50 Omega A semi-automatic 6.35 or 7.65mm pistol marked “Omega” on the slide and grips.

GoodFairPoor - 225 175 100 75 50 ARMINEX LTD. Scottsdale, Arizona Tri-Fire A semi-automatic pistol chambered for 9mm. 38 Super or.45 ACP cartridges. Available with conversion units that add approximately $130 if in excellent condition. Fitted with 5', 6', or 7' stainless steel barrels. Presentation cases were available at an extra cost of $48. Approximately 250 were manufactured from 1981 to 1985.

Courtesy James Rankin NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1300 975 600 300 175 100 Target Model As above with a 6' or 7' barrel. Courtesy James Rankin NIB Exc.

Good Fair Poor 13501000 650 350 225 100 ARMITAGE INTERNATIONAL, LTD. Seneca, South Carolina Scarab Skorpion A blowback-operated, semi-automatic pistol, patterned after the Czechoslovakian Scorpion submachine gun. Chambered for the 9mm cartridge with a 4.6' barrel having military-type sights. Fitted with a 32-round, detachable box magazine. The standard finish is matte black and the grips are plastic.

GoodFairPoor 650 550 400 300 175 100 ARMSCORP OF AMERICA Baltimore, Maryland Hi-Power An Argentine-made version of the Browning semi-automatic pistol chambered for 9mm with a 4.75' barrel. Matte finished with checkered synthetic grips. Introduced in 1989.

GoodFairPoor 450 350 300 250 200 100 Detective HP-Compact As above with a 3.5' barrel. GoodFairPoor 475 375 350 275 200 100 P22 A copy of the Colt Woodsman.

22 caliber semi-automatic pistol available with either 4' or 6' barrels and a 10-shot magazine. Finish blued, grips of checkered hardwood. Introduced in 1989. GoodFairPoor 250 150 125 100 75 50 SD9 An Israeli-made 9mm double-action semi-automatic pistol with a 3' barrel. Assembled extensively from sheet metal stampings.

Loaded chamber indicator and 6-round magazine. This model is also known as the Sirkus SD9 manufactured by Sirkus Industries in Israel. Introduced in 1989. Courtesy Jim Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 300 250 200 150 100 75 Armscor/Rock Island Armory 1911A1-45 FS GI 1911-style semiauto pistol chambered in.

45 ACP (8 rounds), 9mm Parabellum.38 Super (9 rounds). Features include checkered plastic or hardwood grips, 5-inch barrel, parkerized steel frame and slide, drift adjustable sights. Armscor/Rock Island Armory 1911A1-45 CS GI 1911-style Officer qs-size semiauto pistol chambered in. Features plain hardwood grips, 3.5-inch barrel, parkerized steel frame and slide, drift adjustable sights. ARMS CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES Armscor Precision Marikina City, Philippines Armscor Precision is an importer of a variety of firearms made in the Philippines. Model Ml 00 A double-action, swing-out cylinder revolver chambered for.

22 Magnum, and the. 38 Special cartridges. Has a 4' ventilated rib barrel. Six-shot cylinder and adjustable sights. Blued with checkered mahogany grips. No longer in production.

GoodFairPoor 200 175 150 110 80 50 Model 200P Introduced in 1990 this 6-shot revolver is chambered for the. 38 Special cartridge. It is fitted with a 4' barrel, fixed sights and wood or rubber grips. Weighs about 26 ozs. GoodFairPoor 180 150 125 100 85 60 Model 200TC Introduced in 1990 this model is similar to above but is fitted with adjustable sights and checkered wood grips. Weight is about 28 oz.

GoodFairPoor 200 175 150 125 100 75 Model 200DC Similar to the Model 200P but fitted with a 2.5' barrel. Weight is about 22 oz. GoodFairPoor 175 150 125 100 85 60 Model 201 S Similar to the Model 200P but in stainless steel. GoodFairPoor 200 175 150 125 100 75 Model 202 Chambered for the 38 Special cartridge this 6-shot revolver is fitted with a 4' barrel and fixed sights.

Blued finish. Weight is about 27 oz. GoodFairPoor 150 120 95 75 50 25 Model 206 Similar to the Model 202 but with a 2.88' barrel.

Weight is about 25 oz. GoodFairPoor 180 140 110 75 50 25 Model 210 Same as the Model 202 but with adjustable sights. Weight is about 27 oz. GoodFairPoor 200 150 125 75 50 25 MAPI FS Single/double-action 9mm semi-auto with 16 + 1 capacity. Fixed sights, 4.45' barrel, 40.5 oz. Nickel alloy steel frame and slide.

(Shorter, lighter MS model has 3.66' barrel.) Introduced 2006. GoodFairPoor - 350 300 200 125 75 MAPP1 FS Single/double-action 9mm semi-auto with 16 + 1 capacity. Fixed sights, 4.45' barrel, 40.5 oz. Polymer frame with integrated accessory rail, and nickel alloy steel slide. (Shorter, lighter MS model has 3.66' barrel.) Introduced 2006. GoodFairPoor - 350 300 200 175 75 Model 1911-A1 A semi-automatic pistol similar in design to the Colt Model 1911 pistol. Chambered for the.

45 ACP cartridge and fitted with a 5' barrel. Blued finish. Magazine capacity is 8 rounds. Weight is about 39 oz. Also sold under the Charles Daly name. GoodFairPoor 500 400 300 200 150 75 Model 1911-A2 Same as above but fitted with a double column magazine with a 13-round capacity. Weight is approximately 43 oz.

GoodFairPoor 600 500 375 250 195 110 NOTE: For two-tone finish add $100. For chrome finish add $130. AROSTEGUI, EULOGIO Eibar, Spain Azul Royal (Model 31) A semi-automatic or full automatic pistol in calibers 7.63 Mauser, 9mm Bergmann, or 38 ACP. Manufactured between 1935 and 1940. Fitted with a 10-round integral magazine.

Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 300 500 300 NOTE: Add 300 percent for fully automatic machine pistol version. Super Azul (M-34) A semi-automatic or full automatic pistol in 7.63mm Mauser, 9mm Bergmann, and.38 ACP.

Manufactured between 1935 and 1940. It has a removable box magazine with capacity of 10, 20, or 30 rounds. Also known as the War Model or the Standard Model.

Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 300 500 300 NOTE: Add 300 percent for fully automatic machine pistol version. Azul 6.35mm A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol copied after the Model 1906 Browning.

The frame is marked with the letters “EA” in a circle and a retriever is molded in the grips. Magazine capacity is 6 or 9 rounds. GoodFairPoor - 250 200 150 100 75 Azul 7.65mm A 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol copied after the Model 1910 FN. Magazine capacity is 7 or 9 rounds.

GoodFairPoor - 250 200 150 100 75 Velo-Dog A folding trigger 5.5mm or 6.35mm revolver bearing the trademark “EA” on the grips. GoodFairPoor - 175 100 75 50 30 ARRIZABALAGA, HIJOS de C. Eibar, Spain Arrizabalaga A 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol with a 9-shot magazine and a lanyard ring fitted to the butt. Checkered wood grips. ARRIZABALAGA on the slide. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 275 175 125 75 50 Campeon The Model 1919 6.35mm, 7.65mm, or 9mm Kurtz semi-automatic pistol with the slide marked “Campeon Patent 1919” and the plastic grips “Campeon.” Supplied with 6- or 8-round magazines.

“CAMPEON” appears on the slide. GoodFairPoor - 325 275 195 75 50 Courtesy James Rankin NOTE: Add 25 percent for 9mm Kurtz.

Jo Lo Ar The Model 1924 semi-automatic pistol with a tip-up barrel, cocking lever, and no trigger guard. The Jo Lo Ar was built in six calibers: 6.35mm, 7.65mm, 9mm Kurtz, 9mm Largo, and. Jo-Lo-Ar appears on the slide and the grips. Premium for larger calibers. Add 400 percent for.

GoodFairPoor - 1100 925 800 450 200 Sharpshooter A 6.35mm, 7.65mm or 9mm Corto (short) semi-automatic pistol fitted with a cocking lever. The barrel tips up for cleaning or when using the pistol as a single- shot.

“SHARPSHOOTER” appears on the slide. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 400 300 225 150 100 ASCASO Cataluna, Spain Spanish Rebublican Government A copy of the Astra Model 400 chambered for the 9mm Largo cartridge.

The barrel marked “F. Ascaso Tarrassa” in an oval. Built by the Spanish government during the Spanish Civil War.

Very few were made during the Spanish Civil War. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 850 750 550 300 200 ASHTON, PETER & WILLIAM Middletown, Connecticut Under Hammer Pistol A.28 to.

38 caliber single-shot percussion revolver with 4' or 5' half-octagonal barrels marked “P.H. Ashton” or “W. Ashton.” Blued or browned with walnut grips.

Active 1850s. GoodFairPoor - - 1100 500 200 100 ASTON, H./H. PISTOLS Middleton, Connecticut Overall length 14'; barrel length 8-1/2'; caliber.54. Markings: on lockplate, forward of hammer “U S/H. ASTON” or “U S/H.

ASTON & CO.,” on tail “MIDDTN/CONN/(date)”; on barrel, standard government inspection marks. Henry Aston of Middleton, Connecticut received a contract from the U.S. War Department in February 1845 for 30,000 single-shot percussion pistols.

These were delivered between 1846 and 1852, after which Ira N. Johnston continued production under a separate contract. Three thousand of these pistols were purchased for Navy usage and many of these were subsequently marked with a small anchor on the barrel near the breech. These Navy purchases will command a slight premium. Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc.

Good Fair Poor - - 4700 4500 1750 500 ASTRA-UNCETA SA Guernica, Spain Astra is a brand name placed on guns built by Esperanza y Unceta and then Unceta y Cia. This Spanish company has now incorporated its trade name into its corporate name and is now know as Astra-Unceta SA. The firm under the direction of Don Pedron Unceta and Don Juan Esperanza began business in Eibar on July 17, 1908 and moved to Guernica in 1913.

The Astra trademark was adopted on November 25, 1914. Esperanza began production of the Spanish Army's Campo Giro pistol in 1913. The Model 1921 was marketed commercially as the Astra 400. After the Spanish Civil War Unceta was one of only four handgun companies permitted to resume manufacturing operations. An interesting and informative side note is that pistols with 1000 to 5000 model numbers were made after 1945. Astra merged with Star before going out of business in 2006. The Astra name is planned to be resurrected as a Spanish concern.

Victoria A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol with a 2.5' barrel. Blued with black plastic grips. Manufactured prior to 1913.

GoodFairPoor - 300 250 200 150 100 Astra 1911 A 6.35mm and 7.65mm semi-automatic pistol. External hammer and checkered hard rubber grips. The 7.65mm model was manufactured before the 6.35mm model. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 375 275 175 100 75 Astra 1924 A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol with a 2.5' barrel. The slide marked “Esperanza y Unceta Guernica Spain Astra Cal 6.35.25.” Blued with black plastic grips. GoodFairPoor - 300 200 125 100 75 Astra 100 (Old Model) A semi-automatic pistol in caliber 7.65mm.

Checkered hard rubber grips. Magazine capacity is 12 rounds. Introduced after WWII.

Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 550 400 300 200 100 Astra 200 A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol with a 2.5' barrel and 6-shot magazine fitted with a grip safety. Also known as the “Firecat” in the United States. Manufactured from 1920 to 1966. Add 25 percent for factory engraving. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 300 200 125 100 75 Astra 400 or Model 1921 A 9x23 Bergman (9mm Largo)caliber semi-automatic pistol with a 6' barrel. Blued with black plastic grips. This model was adopted for use by the Spanish Army.

Approximately 106,000 were made prior to 1946. Recent importation has depressed the price of these guns. Any with Nazi proofs marks are worth a 100 percent premium, but caution is advised. GoodFairPoor - 475 400 250 75 40 Astra 300 As above, in 7.65mm or 9mm short. Those used during World War II by German forces bear Waffenamt marks. Approximately 171,000 were manufactured prior to 1947. Courtesy Orvel Reichert NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 650 475 250 150 100 NOTE: Nazi-proofed add 25 percent. Astra 600 Similar to the Model 400, but in 9mm Parabellum. In 1943 and 1944 approximately 10,500 were manufactured. Some of these World War II guns will have Nazi proof stamp and bring a premium. A further 49,000 were made in 1946 and commercially sold. GoodFairPoor - 575 375 275 175 100 Astra 700 A single-action semi-automatic pistol in caliber 7.65mm. Magazine capacity is 9 rounds.

Introduced in 1926. GoodFairPoor - 500 400 300 150 100 Courtesy James Rankin Astra 800 Similar to the Model 600 with an external hammer and loaded chamber indicator. Blued with plastic grips having the tradename “Condor” cast in them.

Approximately 11,400 were made from 1958 to 1969. Good Fair Poor - 15001200 850 500 300 Astra 900 A modified copy of the Mauser Model C96 semi-automatic pistol. Blued with walnut grips. Early examples with a small Bolo grip marked “Hope” on the chamber will bring a 20 percent premium.

Serial numbers 32,788 through 33,774 were used by the German Army in WWII and bring a 50 percent premium. Add 50 percent for matching Astra-made stock. Good Fair Poor - 2250 1750 1000 600 300 Astra 1000 A single-action semi-automatic pistol in caliber 7.65mm. Magazine capacity is 12 rounds.

Introduced after WWII. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 350 300 250 200 100 Astra 2000 As above, in. 22 or 6.35mm caliber without a grip safety and with an external hammer. Blued with plastic grips. GoodFairPoor - 225 200 175 150 90 Astra 3000 The Model 300 in 7.65mm or 9mm short with a 6- or 7-shot magazine and loaded chamber indicator. Manufactured from 1948 to 1956.

Paul Goodwin photo NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 600 500 325 200 100 Astra 4000 Falcon A semi-automatic pistol that was known later as the Falcon. Calibers were. 22 LR, 7.65mm, and 9mmK with magazine capacity of 10, 8, and 7 rounds. Manufactured beginning 1955. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 575 475 325 200 100 Astra 5000 Constable A.

22, 7.65mm or 9mm short semi-automatic pistol (resembling a Walther PP Pistol) with a 3.5' barrel. Blued, chrome-plated or stainless steel with plastic grips. Also available with a 6' barrel as a sport model. Introduced in 1965. Add 15 percent for Constable Sport version with six-inch barrel and adjustable sight.

GoodFairPoor - 395 300 250 200 100 Astra 7000 An enlarged version of the Model 2000 in. GoodFairPoor - 575 475 325 200 100 Astra A-80 A.38 Super, 9mm or.45 caliber double-action semi-automatic pistol with a 3.75' barrel and either a 9- or 15-shot magazine depending upon the caliber. Blued or chrome-plated with plastic grips. Introduced in 1982. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 450 350 300 250 200 100 Astra A-90 As above, in 9mm or.45 caliber only. Introduced in 1986.

GoodFairPoor 400 350 300 250 200 100 Astra Cadix A. 38 Special double-action swing-out cylinder revolver with a 4' or 6' barrel and either 9- or 5-shot cylinder. Blued with plastic grips. Manufactured from 1960 to 1968.

GoodFairPoor - 225 175 125 90 70 Constable A-60 A. 380 caliber double-action semi-automatic pistol with a 3.5' barrel, adjustable sights and 13-shot magazine. Blued with plastic grips.

Introduced in 1986. GoodFairPoor 400 300 200 150 100 75.357 Double-Action Revolver Similar to Cadix but in. 357 Magnum caliber with a 3', 4', 6', or 8.5' barrel, adjustable sights and 6-shot cylinder. Blued or stainless steel with walnut grips.

Manufactured from 1972 to 1988. GoodFairPoor 295 250 175 125 100 75 NOTE: Stainless steel add 10 percent..44/.45 Double-Action Revolver As above, in. 44 Magnum or.45 ACP caliber with 6' or 8.5' barrels and a 6-shot cylinder. Blued or stainless steel with walnut grips. Manufactured from 1980 to 1987. GoodFairPoor - 375 325 250 200 100 NOTE: Stainless steel add 25 percent.

Terminator As above, in. 44 Special or.44 Magnum with a 2.75' barrel, adjustable sights and 6- shot cylinder. Blued or stainless steel with rubber grips. GoodFairPoor - 380 330 255 200 100 NOTE: Stainless steel add 10 percent. Convertible Revolver Similar to the. 357 D/A revolver but accompanied by a cylinder chambered for 9mm Parabellum.

Barrel length 3'. Blued with walnut grips.

Introduced in 1986. GoodFairPoor - 395 325 275 150 100 RECENTLY IMPORTED PISTOLS Model A-70 This is a lightweight semi-automatic pistol chambered for the 9mm cartridge. 40 S&W cartridge. It is fitted with 3-dot combat sights. The barrel is 3.5' long and the magazine capacity is 8 rounds for 9mm and 7 rounds for the.

Black plastic grips and blue finish are standard. Weight is 29 oz. GoodFairPoor 350 275 225 175 150 100 NOTE: Add $35 for nickel finish. Model A-75 Introduced in 1993 this model features all of the standard features of the Model 70 plus selective double or single trigger action and decocking lever. Chambered for 9mm.

Offered in blue or nickel finish and steel or alloy frame in 9mm only. Weight for steel frame in 9mm and.40 S&W is 31 oz., for.45 ACP weight is 34.4 oz. Featherweight 9mm weight is 23.5 oz. GoodFairPoor 375 325 250 200 150 100 NOTE: Add $35 for nickel finish. Model A-100 This semi-automatic service pistol is chambered for the 9mm Parabellum.40 S&W,. 4 5 ACP cartridges.

The trigger action is double-action for the first shot, single- action for follow-up shots. Equipped with a decocking lever. The barrel is 3.8' long and the overall length is 7.5'. Magazine capacity for the 9mm is 17 rounds. 40 S&W is 13 rounds, while the. 45 holds 9 rounds. A blue or nickel finish is standard.

Weight is approximately 34 oz. Also available in a featherweight model 9mm only at 26.5 oz. GoodFairPoor 400 350 300 250 200 100 NOTE: Add $35 for nickel finish. Model A- 100 Carry Comp Similar to the Model A-100 but fitted with a 4.25' barrel and 1' compensator.

Blue finish only. Weight is approximately 38 oz. Magazine capacity for 9mm is 17 rounds and for the. 40 S&W and.45 ACP 10 rounds. GoodFairPoor 475 375 300 250 200 100 ATCSA Armas de Tiro y Casa Eibar, Spain Colt Police Positive Copy A. 38 caliber 6-shot revolver resembling a Colt Police Positive. GoodFairPoor - 250 125 100 60 40 Target Pistol A.

22 caliber single-shot target pistol utilizing a revolver frame. GoodFairPoor - 300 175 125 100 55 AUER, B. Louisville, Kentucky Pocket Pistol A.60 caliber percussion pocket pistol with a 4' octagonal barrel and a long tang extending well back along the grip. Browned, silver furniture and a checkered walnut stock. The lock is marked “B. Auer.” Produced during the 1850s.

GoodFairPoor - - 1700 700 250 100 AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS Augusta, Georgia 1851 Colt Navy Copy A. 36 caliber percussion revolver with an 8' barrel and 6-shot cylinder. Unmarked except for serial numbers with either 6 or 12 stop cylinder slots. Blued with walnut grips. This is a very rare revolver. Good Fair Poor - - 0 AUSTRALIAN AUTOMATIC ARMS LTD. Tasmania, Australia SAP A 10.5' barreled pistol version of the SAR rifle.

Imported from 1986 to 1989. Good Fair Poor 1150 900 600 325 250 125 AUTAUGA ARMS INC. Prattville, Alabama Autauga MK II This is a.

32 ACP semi-automatic blowback pistol with a double-action trigger. Barrel length is 2.25'. Fixed sights.

Overall length 4.25'. Weight is about 13.5 oz. Magazine capacity is 6 rounds. Introduced in 1999.

GoodFairPoor 325 275 225 195 150 100 AUTO MAG Various Manufacturers This popular stainless steel semi-automatic pistol was developed by the Sanford Arms Company of Pasadena, California, in the 1960s and was chambered for a special cartridge known as the.44 AMP which had a 240-grain. 44 caliber bullet. Production of this arm has been carried out by a number of companies over the past 40 years. It is believed that fewer than 10,000 have been produced by the eight manufacturers involved. AUTO MAG CORP. Pasadena, California Serial number range A0000 through A3300, made with a 6.5' vent rib barrel, chambered in.

44 AMP NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 2700 1850 1475 995 600 300 TDE CORP. (2) North Hollywood, California Serial number range A3400 through A05015, made with a 6.5' vent rib barrel, chambered in.

357 AMP..44 AMP NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 2150 1700 1250 850 600 300.357 AMP NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 2300 1850 1325 900 600 300 TDE CORP.

El Monte, California Serial number range A05016 through A08300, 6.5' vent rib barrel standard. Also available in 8' and 10' barrel lengths chambered for. 357 AMP..44 AMP NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1950 1550 1000 800 600 300.357 AMP NIB Exc. Good Fair Poor 17501300 900 700 500 300 HIGH STANDARD (2) Hamden, Connecticut High Standard was the national distributor for Auto Mag in 1974 and 1975.

These guns were chambered for the.44 AMP and.357 AMP. No 9346 for.44 AMP, 9347 for.357 AMP. High Standard sold 134 Auto Mags with the “H” prefix.

Serial numbers are between HI and H198, one at H1566 and three between H17219 and H17222. Of these 108 were. 44 AMP and 26 were. High Standard also sold 911 Auto Mags between serial numbers A05278 and A07637. Of these 777 were.44 AMP and 108 were.

GoodFairPoor 50 900 600 300 KENT LOMONT As pistols made by this maker are essentially prototypes, it is advised that potential purchasers secure a qualified appraisal. JURRAS CUSTOM This custom maker produced a limited number of Auto Mag pistols in 1977. These arms are worth approximately 35-50 percent more than standard production models. El Monte, California Serial number range A05016 through A08300, 6.5' vent rib barrel standard. Also available in 8' and 10' barrel lengths chambered for.44 AMP and.357 AMP..357 AMP NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 17501300 900 700 500 300.44 AMP NIB Exc.

GoodFairPoor 1950 1550 1000 800 600 300 AUTO ORDNANCE CORP. Auto Ordnance makes reproductions of the 1911 Government Model pistol, the Thompson submachine gun (semiauto only) and the M-l Carbine. Variations of the 1911 are marketed under both the Auto Ordnance and Thompson brand names.

In 1999 the company was bought by Kahr Arms and moved from West Hurley, NY to Worcester, MA. Auto Ordnance 1911A1 Standard model in.

45 ACP with 5-inch barrel, Parkerized finish, fixed sights, plastic or checkered walnut grips. Also offered in 9mm,.38 Super, 10 mm (all discontinued in 1996), and.40 S&W (disc. Blue, satin nickel and two-tone finish were optional until 2005. In 2011 a 100th Anniversary Model was introduced with appropriate rollmarks. GoodFairPoor 565 525 475 400 300 200 NOTE: Add $35 for nickel or two-tone finish, or for 100th Anniversary Model. Thompson Model 191 1TC.45 ACP semi-auto with fixed sights and 7 + 1 capacity.

Stainless frame and slide. 5' barrel, 39 oz. Laminate grips. GoodFairPoor 650 525 395 300 200 100 Thompson Model 1911CAF.45 ACP semi-auto with fixed sights and 7 + 1 capacity. Aluminum frame and stainless slide. 5' barrel, 31.5 oz. Laminate grips.

GoodFairPoor 650 525 395 300 200 100 Thompson 1911 Al-Standard A 9mm. 4 5 caliber copy of the Colt Model 1911 Al. Pistol weighs 39 oz. GoodFairPoor 475 325 275 200 150 100 NOTE: For 9mm and. 38 Super add $20 to above prices. 38 Super models were discontinued in 1997. Thompson 1911 Al-Parkerized NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor 475 325 275 200 150 100 Thompson 1911 A1 -Deluxe Same as above but Hi-profile 3 white dot sight system. Black textured, rubber wraparound grips.

GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 225 150 100 Thompson 1911 A1 Custom High Polish Introduced in 1997 this model features a special high polish blued finish with numerous special options. Stocks are rosewood with medallion.

Fitted with 5' barrel and chambered for.45 ACP. Weight is about 39 oz. GoodFairPoor 575 475 - - - - Thompson 1911 Al-lOmm Same as above but chambered for the 10mm cartridge.

Magazine capacity is 8 rounds. Discontinued in 1997. GoodFairPoor 700 550 400 250 175 100 Thompson 1911 Al-Duo Tone Chambered for the. 45 ACP, the slide is blued and the frame is satin nickel. Discontinued in 1997. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 225 150 100 Thompson 1911 Al-Satin Nickel Chambered for.45 ACP or.38 Super the finish is a satin nickel on both frame and slide.

Blade front sight and black checkered plastic grips. Discontinued in 1997. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 225 150 100 Thompson 1911 A1 -Competition Chambered for.45 ACP or.38 Super the pistol is fitted with a 5' barrel with compensator and other competition features such as custom Commander hammer, flat mainspring housing, beavertail grip safety, full length recoil guide rod, extended ejector, slide stop and thumb safety. Pistol weighs 42 oz. And is 10' overall. Discontinued in 1997. GoodFairPoor 7 00 625 500 350 300 150 NOTE: For.

38 Super add $10 to above prices. Thompson 1911 Al-Pit Bull Chambered for.45 ACP and fitted with a 3-1/2' barrel this model has high profile sights and black textured rubber wraparound grips. Magazine capacity is 7 rounds and weight is 36 oz. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 225 150 100 ZG-51 “Pit Bull” Same as above, with a 3.5' barrel in. Introduced in 1988 and renamed “PIT BULL” in 1994. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 225 150 100 Thompson 1911 Al-General This is a Commander-size pistol with 4-1/2' barrel, high profile sights. Chambered for.

Weighs 37 oz. Discontinued in 1997. GoodFairPoor 500 425 350 225 150 100 1927 A5 Pistol/TA5 A pistol version of the Model 1927 A1 with a 13' finned barrel, aluminum alloy receiver and no shoulder stock. Reintroduced in 2008 with 10-inch barrel as Model TA5.

Value of the original model is debatable, with advertised prices higher than those shown here, but few apparent sales. The TA5 version is expected to depress value of original 1927 A5s. GoodFairPoor 2200 1300 1000 800 500 150 AZPIRI Eibar, Spain A Spanish manufacturer of pistols prior to World War II. Avion A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol copied after the Model 1906 Browning. Marked “Pistolet Automatique Avion Brevete” on the slide as well as on each side of the grip plate along with an airplane logo. Manufactured from 1914 to 1918.

Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 175 100 75 45 Colon As above, in 6.35mm caliber, marked “Automatic Pistol Colon.” NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 250 175 100 75 45 B B.R.F. South Africa B.R.F. 25 caliber semi-automatic pistol similar to the P.A.F. With a 2' barrel and 6-shot magazine. U-SA means Union of South Africa. Little is known about the manufacturer of this pistol, its origin, or dates of manufacture. Models 682 Skeet (top), 682 Super Trap (middle) and 682 Trap (bottom) NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 295 195 125 100 70 BACON ARMS CO. Norwich, Connecticut Bacon Arms operated from 1862 until 1891. They have become known primarily for the production of cheaply made, solid-frame, rimfire revolvers known as “Suicide Specials.” Bacon manufactured and sold under a number of different trademarks. They were: Bacon, Bonanza, Conqueror, Express, Gem, Governor, Guardian, and Little Giant. Collector interest is low, and values for all trademarks are quite similar. Courtesy Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 295 225 100 75 50 BAER CUSTOM, LES Hillsdale, Illinois This long-standing 1911 pistolsmith is now producing custom quality 1911 pistols on a semi-production basis. Each pistol features a large number of custom characteristics such as forged steel frame and full slide recoil rod, double-serrated slide, beveled magazine well, checkered front strap, beavertail safety, extended magazine release button, Bo-Mar sights, and many others depending on the specific model.

A representative sampling of these fine Baer pistols appears below. COMPETITION PISTOLS Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Combat Pistol-Compensated Chambered for the. 45 ACP and fitted with a triple port, tapered cone compensator.

GoodFairPoor 2660 1850 1000 750 600 300 Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Steel Special Designed for steel targets and Bianchi-style competition this model is similar to above but designed for light loads. Chambered for. Hard chrome finish. GoodFairPoor 2900 2250 1 500 950 750 350 Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Combat Pistol Similar to the other Baer Master series pistols this model is offered in. 400 Cor-Bon, and.

It is fitted with a large number of special features. Offered in a 5' or 6' version. The 5' version is also offered in 9x23 caliber.

Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Combat Pistol 6' Model NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 2600 1950 1350 850 650 350 Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Combat Pistol 5” Model NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 2670 1920 1425 800 600 350 Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Para Designed for IPSC competition and offered either in Unlimited version with compensator and scope or Limited version with iron sights and no compensator. Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Para Unlimited Model.45 ACP. 38 Super, 9x23. GoodFairPoor 3401200 850 400 Baer 1911 Ultimate Master Para Limited Model NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 2900 2000 1 500 900 650 300 Baer 1911 Bullseye Wadcutter Pistol Designed for use with wadcutter loads only.

Chambered for.45 ACP. GoodFairPoor 16501250 800 600 500 250 NOTE: This version is also offered with a Baer Optical mount. Add $125 for this option.

For a 6' slide with LoMount BoMars sight add $200. Baer 1911 National Match Hardball Pistol Designed for DCM matches. Chambered for.45 ACP. Good Fair Poor 14251050 700 500 400 200 Baer 1911 Target Master Designed for NRA centerfire matches. Chambered for.45 ACP.

Good Fair Poor 14501150 750 550 450 250 Baer 1911 IPSC Action Pistol Chambered for.45 ACP with blued slide and frame. Good Fair Poor 17001350 850 600 450 300 Baer 1911 P.P.C. Distinguished Match Introduced in 1999 this pistol features a 5' barrel with an adjustable Aristrocrat rear sight. Many, many special features such as double serrated slide lowered and flared ejection port extended ambi safety, checkered front strap, etc. 4 5 ACP, and 9mm with supported chamber. Blued finish and one magazine.

Good Fair Poor 19501450 900 650 475 300 NOTE: Add approximately $400 for 9mm model. Baer 1911 P.P.C. Open Class Similar to the model above but fitted with a 6' barrel and slide. Chambered for.45 ACP, and 9mm with supported chamber. Blued finish. Introduced in 1999.

GoodFairPoor 21501550 950 700 500 350 NOTE: Add approximately $400 for 9mm model. DUTY & DEFENSE PISTOLS Baer 1911 Premier II Designed as a duty or defense pistol this model is chambered for the. 45 ACP.400 Cor-Bon, and 9x23 cartridges. Fitted with a 5' slide. GoodFairPoor 17901350 900 600 450 250 NOTE: For stainless steel version add $150 to above prices.

Add $100 for. 400 Cor- Bon and $250 for 9x23. Baer 1911 Premier 11-6” barrel Same as above but fitted with a 6' match grade barrel.

Wo fS6o Mo%W d 9m?$8 r NOTE: Add $100 for.400 Cor-Bon and $300 for.38 Super. 9x23 not offered with 6' slide. Baer 1911 Premier II-Light Weight (LW1) Has the same features as the standard Premier II but with reduced weight aluminum frame. Furnished with low mount LCB adjustable rear sight. GoodFairPoor 00 900 700 350 Baer 1911 Premier II-Light Weight (LW2) Same as above but with fixed combat-style rear sight.

GoodFairPoor 00 900 700 350 Baer 1911 Premier II Super-Tac Similar to the standard Premier II models but with low mount adjustable rear night sight and front sight. Special BEAR COAT finish. Offered in.45 ACP.40 S&W.400 Cor-Bon. GoodFairPoor 00 900 700 350 NOTE: Dual caliber.45 ACP/.400 Cor-Bon combo add $200.

Baer 1911 Prowler III Similar to the Premier II but with a tapered cone stub weight, a full-length guide rod, and a reverse plug. Special order only. GoodFairPoor 2580 1700 1200 950 700 350 Baer 1911 Prowler IV Chambered for.

38 Super this model is built on a Para -Ordnance oversize frame. Fitted with a 5' slide. Special order only. GoodFairPoor 50 900 650 300 NOTE: For optional 6' barrel and slide add $300.

Baer 1911 Custom Carry-Commanche Length Chambered for. 45 ACP this model has several options including 4-1/2' barrel, stainless steel slide and frame, lightweight aluminum frame with blued steel slide. As of 2000 this model is furnished with night sights. GoodFairPoor 18501400 950 600 450 250 NOTE: For stainless steel add $40. For lightweight frame add $130. Baer Custom Carry-5” Same as above but offered with 5' slide.

Not offered in aluminum frame. GoodFairPoor 21201700 950 600 450 250 NOTE: Add $40 for stainless steel. NOTE: Add 10 percent for Comanche length; add 5 percent for home defense model. Baer 1911 Thunder Ranch Special This model features a steel frame and slide with front and rear serrations. Deluxe fixed rear sight with tritium insert. Checkered front strap. Numerous special features.

Slim line grips with Thunder Ranch logo. Seven-round magazine standard. Special serial numbers with “TR” prefix. Good Fair Poor 19901500 950 600 450 250 Baer 1911 Thunder Ranch Special Engraved Model As above but with engraved frame and slide.

Good Fair Poor 6600 4750 2500 1500 11 50 650 Baer S.R.P. (Swift Response Pistol) Chambered for.45 ACP and built on a Para-Ordnance frame this unit is similar to the one supplied to the FBI. Supplied with wooden presentation box. GoodFairPoor 2590 2250 1750 1200 850 400 NOTE: For S.R.P. Models built on a Baer frame or shorter 4-1/2' frame subtract $300 from NIB through Fair prices. Baer 1911 Monolith Introduced in 1999 this model features a 5' barrel and slide with extra long dust cover. Chambered in.

45 ACP.400 Cor-Bon.40 S&W, 9x23, 9mm, or.38 Super all with supported chamber. Many special features such as BoMar sights, Commander- style hammer, speed trigger, etc. Blued finish with one magazine. Weight is approximately 37 oz. GoodFairPoor 18501500 950 675 500 325 NOTE: For all other supported calibers add $250. Baer 1911 Monolith Heavyweight Introduced in 1999 this model is similar to the Monolith but with the addition of a heavier frame that adds 3.5 oz. Same calibers as available on the Monolith.

Weight is approximately 40 oz. GoodFairPoor 1930 1700 1100 775 425 250 NOTE: For all other supported calibers add $200.

Baer 1911 Monolith Tactical Illuminator This model, introduced in 1999, has the same features as the Monolith Heavyweight above but with the addition of light mounted under the dust cover. 45 ACP and.40 S&W with supported chamber. Weight with light is approximately 44 oz. GoodFairPoor 1850 1500 1050 795 425 250 NOTE: For all other supported calibers add $275.

Baer 1911 Monolith Commanche Fitted with a 4.25' slide and a dust cover that covers the length of the slide. Has all the features of the standard Monolith. Comes with night sights and a deluxe fixed rear sight. Edges rounded for tactical carry.

Chambered in. Introduced in 2001. GoodFairPoor 1990 1750 1100 650 400 225 Baer 1911 Monolith Commanche Heavyweight Exactly as above but with thicker dust cover to add an additional 2 oz. Introduced in 2001. GoodFairPoor 2150 1800 1000 600 375 200 Baer 1911 Stinger This model features a shorter Officer's grip frame and Commanche slide and barrel.

Many special features. Choice of aluminum frame with blued slide, aluminum frame with stainless steel slide and stainless steel frame and slide. Weight in aluminum is about 28 oz., with stainless steel about 34 oz.

Introduced in 1999. GoodFairPoor 1890 1600 1050 750 400 225 NOTE: For aluminum frame and blued slide with supported calibers add $300. For aluminum frame with stainless slide and supported chamber add $340. For stainless frame and slide with supported chamber add $140.

Baer 1911 Stinger Stainless Same as above but with stainless steel frame and slide. Introduced in 2001.

GoodFairPoor 1970 1670 1100 775 425 250 NEW CONCEPTS PISTOLS This line of 1911 pistols offers custom features at a slightly lower cost. Each succeeding grade offers a few more features. Baer 1911 Concept I Chambered for.

4 5 ACP and fitted with BoMar sights. Good Fair Poor 1690 1450 975 750 550 300 Baer 1911 Concept II Same as above but fitted with Baer adjustable sights. Good Fair Poor 1690 1450 975 750 550 300 Baer 1911 Concept III Same as above but with stainless steel frame with blued steel slide with BoMar sights.

Good Fair Poor 18401550 975 800 550 300 Baer 1911 Concept IV Same as above but with Baer adjustable sights. Good Fair Poor 18401550 975 800 550 300 Baer 1911 Concept V This model has both stainless steel slide and frame with BoMar sights.

Good Fair Poor 19501890 975 800 550 300 Baer 1911 Concept V 6” This model is identical to the Concept V with the addition of a 6' barrel and slide. Introduced in 1999. GoodFairPoor 2050 1990 1075 900 650 350 Baer 1911 Concept VI Same as above but fitted with Baer adjustable sights.

GoodFairPoor 2050 1 990 1 075 900 650 350 Baer 1911 Concept VI L.W. Same as above but built on aluminum frame with supported chamber and National Match barrel. GoodFairPoor 2050 1 990 1 075 900 650 350 Baer 1911 Concept VII Features all blued 4-1/2' steel frame and slide with Baer adjustable fixed night sights. GoodFairPoor 2050 1 990 1 075 900 650 350 Baer 1911 Concept VIII Same as above but with stainless steel slide and frame. Fixed combat night sights standard. GoodFairPoor 2100 1850 1500 1250 700 300 Baer 1911 Concept IX This version has a lightweight aluminum frame with 4-1/2' steel slide.

GoodFairPoor 2100 1850 1500 1250 700 300 Baer 1911 Concept X This model features a 4-1/2' stainless steel slide with a lightweight aluminum frame. GoodFairPoor 2100 1850 1500 1250 700 300 BAER LIGHTWEIGHT. 22 CALIBER 1911 MODELS 4-1/2' Model with fixed sights NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1525 1400 950 800 550 300 5' Model with fixed sights NIB Exc. Good Fair Poor 1625 1400 950 800 550 300 5” Model with Bo-Mar sights NIB Exc. GoodFairPoor 1700 1475 1000 850 600 300 Baer Limited Edition Presentation Grade 1911 A fully hand engraved Baer 1911 with special bluing in presentation wooden box.

Good Fair Poor 6590 390 1150 500 Model 1911 Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Custom-engraved limited collector edition. 4 5 ACP semi-auto.

Built on fully functional, fully equipped Baer Premier II. Hand engraved, both sides of slide and frame. Les Baer signature. Inlaid with white gold. Deep blue finish. Presentation box.

Introduced 2006. Good Fair Poor 6590 390 1150 500 Ultimate Recon Semi-auto with integral Picatinny rail, 5' barrel. Blue or chrome.

Touch Me Dhoom 2 Song Download. Comes with SureFire X-200 light. Fixed sights. 4-pound trigger.

Two 8-round magazines. Cocobolo grips. Add $500 for hard chrome.

GoodFairPoor 3001100 775 450 BAFORD ARMS, INC. Bristol, Tennessee Thunder Derringer A.410 bore. 44 Special single-shot pistol with 3' interchangeable barrels and a spur trigger.

Additional interchangeable barrels are chambered in calibers from. Also available with a scope. Blued with a walnut grip. Introduced in 1988. GoodFairPoor 175 110 85 70 55 35 NOTE: Add $50 for interchangeable barrel.

Fire Power Model 35 A 9mm semi-automatic pistol with a 4.75' barrel, Millett adjustable sights and 14- shot magazine. Fitted with a combat safety and hammer, and Pachmayr grips. Stainless steel.

Introduced in 1988. GoodFairPoor 550 450 365 300 250 125 BAIKAL IZH35 This is a semi-automatic pistol chambered for the. 22 LR cartridge.

Fully adjustable target grip, adjustable trigger assembly, cocking indicator, detachable scope. Fitted with a 6' barrel. Introduced in 2000. GoodFairPoor 500 400 350 200 165 95 BAKER GAS SEAL London, England A. 577 caliber percussion revolver with a 6.5' octagonal barrel and 6-shot cylinder. When the hammer is cocked, the cylinder is forced forward tightly against the barrel breech, thus creating a gas seal.

Blued, case hardened with walnut grips. GoodFairPoor - 2500 1900 1500 875 350 BALLARD, C. Worcester, Massachusetts Single-Shot Derringer A.

41 caliber rimfire spur trigger single-shot pistol with a 2.75' barrel marked “Ballard's.” Blued with silver-plated frame and walnut grips. Manufactured during the 1870s. GoodFairPoor - - 1775 1450 550 225 NOTE: Iron frame model add 20 percent. BAR-STO PRECISION MACHINE Burbank, California Bar-Sto 25 A. 25 caliber semi-automatic pistol with a brushed stainless steel receiver and slide. Walnut grips.

Produced in 1974. GoodFairPoor - 325 275 175 125 100 BASCARAN, MARTIN A. Eibar, Spain A Spanish manufacturer of pistols prior to World War II. Martian 6.35mm A 6.35mm semi-automatic pistol. The slide is marked “Automatic Pistol Martian.” Blued with black plastic grips having the monogram “MAB” cast in them. GoodFairPoor - 275 195 135 100 75 Martian 7.65mm A semi-automatic pistol patterned after the Ruby military pistols.

“Martian” is stamped on the slide with wood grips and a lanyard loop. GoodFairPoor - 275 195 135 100 75 Courtesy James Rankin Thunder A semi-automatic pistol in caliber 6.35mm. Almost a duplicate of the Martian above except for the sight placement. “Thunder” is stamped on the slide and each grip plate. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 275 195 135 100 75 BAUER F.

Fraser, Michigan Bauer 25 Automatic A. 25 caliber semi-automatic pistol made of stainless steel with a 2.5' barrel and 6- shot magazine.

Walnut or imitation pearl grips. Manufactured from 1972 to 1984.

After 1984 this pistol was produced under the name of Fraser for a few years. Add 15 percent for NIB. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 250 200 165 125 80 BAYONNE, MANUFACTURE D'ARMES aka MAB Bayonne, France MAB Model A Manufactured in 1921 and chambered for the 6.35mm cartridge.

Patterned after the Browning Model 1906. Squeeze grip safety with a 6-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 295 175 115 75 50 MAB Model B Manufactured in 1932.

Chambered for 6.35mm cartridge and has an exposed hammer, no grip safety, and a 6-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 275 165 90 75 50 MAB Model C Manufactured in 1933 and chambered for the 7.65mm and. 380 cartridge. Patterned after the Browning Model 1910. Seven-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 325 225 200 125 90 MAB Model D Manufactured in 1933. Chambered for 7.65mm and.

380 cartridge. Basically a Model C with a longer barrel and a 9-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 400 300 250 125 100 NOTE: Add 100 percent for Nazi-marked pistols. MAB Model E Manufactured in 1949 and chambered for the 6.35mm cartridge.

Patterned after the Model D with streamlined grips and a 10-round magazine. GoodFairPoor - 425 325 300 150 125 MAB Model F Manufactured in 1950 and chambered for the. 22 LR cartridge.

Interchangeable barrel lengths, target grips, and a 10-round magazine. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 425 325 200 150 125 MAB Model G Manufactured in 1951, chambered for the.22 LR cartridge and 7.65mm cartridge. Some with Dural frames.

Magazine capacity is 10 rounds for. 22 LR and 8 rounds for the 7.65mm. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 450 350 225 150 125 MAB Model GZ Manufactured in calibers. 22 LR, 6.35mm, 7.65mm, and. Almost identical to the Model G. Dural frames and two-tone finishes on some variations.

GoodFairPoor - 450 350 275 150 125 MAB Model P-8 & P-15 In 1966 MAB manufactured the Model P-8 and Model P-15 in 9mm Parabellum with 8- and 15-round magazine capacity. Basically it is the same gun with different magazine capacities.

The Model P-15 went to the French military as well as some commercial sales. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 475 350 300 250 175 Model P-15 Ml Target The MAB Model P-15 was manufactured for target shooting using the 9mm Parabellum cartridge.

Most Ml Target MABs were purchased by the French military for their target teams. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 875 750 500 350 175 MAB MODEL R Manufactured in caliber 7.65mm Long in 1951 the Model R was similar to the Model D. Model Rs were later produced in several calibers. 22 LR was furnished with a 10-round magazine and two different barrel lengths. The 7.65mm had a 9-round magazine while the.

380 and 9mm Parabellum were fitted with 8- round magazines. Deduct 15 percent for 7.65 Long.

MAB Model R.22 Long Rifle NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 350 250 225 150 125 7.65mm & 7.65mm Long &.380 NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 350 250 225 150 125 9mm Parabellum NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 400 300 250 150 125 MAB Model R PARA Experimental In the late 1950s MAB began experimenting with the Model R in caliber 9mm Parabellum.

There were many of these experimental-type pistols and the 8-round, rotating barrel Model R shown led directly to the Model P-15 series. Good Fair Poor - 1500 1250 1000 500 250 Courtesy James Rankin Model “Le Chasseur” Manufactured in 1953 the Le Chasseur was a target model in. 22 LR and had a 9- round magazine. It had an external hammer, target sights, and target grips.NOTE: MAB pistols that were sold in the U.S.A.

Were retailed by the Winfield Arms Company of Los Angeles, California, and are marked “Made in France for WAC.” This does not affect value. GoodFairPoor - 300 200 150 125 90 BEATTIE, J.

London, England Beattie produced a variety of revolvers during the percussion period, some of which were imported into the United States. During the period this firm was in business, it was located at these London addresses: 43 Upper Marylebone Street 1835-1838 52 Upper Marylebone Street 1838-1842 52 Upper Marylebone Street 1842-1846 & 223 Regent Street 205 Regent Street 1851-1882 104 Queen Victoria Street 1882-1894 Beattie Gas Seal Revolver A. 4 2 caliber single-action percussion revolver with a 6.25' octagonal barrel. When the hammer is cocked, the cylinder is forced forward against the barrel breech, thus effecting a gas seal. Blued, case hardened with walnut grips. Good Fair Poor - - 5100 350 BEAUMONT Maastrict, Netherlands 1873 Dutch Service Revolver, Old Model A 9.4mm double-action 6-shot revolver weighing 2 lbs. GoodFairPoor - - 695 400 200 100 1873 Dutch Service Revolver, New Model As above, with a 6-shot cylinder.

GoodFairPoor - - 695 400 200 100 1873 KIM, Small Model As above, with an octagonal barrel and 5-shot cylinder. GoodFairPoor - - 775 500 250 125 BECKER AND HOLLANDER Suhl, Germany Beholla A semi-automatic pistol in caliber 7.65mm.

Introduced in 1908 in Germany. It was manufactured by Becker & Hollander until 1920. After that date three different companies produced the Beholla under the names Stenda, Menta, and Leonhardt. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 500 350 225 175 100 BEEMAN PRECISION ARMS, INC. Santa Rosa, California Although primarily known as an importer and retailer of airguns, Beeman Precision Arms, Inc. Has marketed several firearms.

380 caliber semi-automatic pistol, with a 3.5' barrel and 6-shot magazine, resembling the German Luger. Introduced in 1968. GoodFairPoor 475 375 275 225 200 125 P-08 As above, in.

22 caliber with an 8-shot magazine and walnut grips. Introduced in 1969.

GoodFairPoor 475 375 275 225 200 125 SP Standard A. 22 caliber single-shot target pistol with 8' to 15' barrels. Fitted with adjustable sights and walnut grips.

Imported in 1985 and 1986. GoodFairPoor 325 225 200 175 150 100 SP Deluxe As above, with a walnut forend. GoodFairPoor 350 250 225 200 150 100 BEERSTECHER, FREDERICK Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1846-1856) Lewisburg, Pennsylvania (1857-1868) Superposed Load Pocket Pistol A. 41 caliber superposed load percussion pistol with an average barrel length of 3', German silver mounts and walnut stock. The hammer is fitted with a moveable twin striker head so that the first charge in the barrel can be fired and then the second fired.

The lock is normally marked “F. Beerstecher's/Patent 1855.” Prospective purchasers are advised to secure a qualified appraisal prior to acquisition. Good Fair Poor - - 6400 480 Model B-76 This is an all-steel, double-action semi-automatic chambered for the 9mm Parabellum.

It has a 4.25' barrel, fixed sights, and an 8-round detachable magazine. GoodFairPoor 525 400 350 300 200 100 Model B-76S This is the target version of the B-76. It has a 5.5' barrel, adjustable sights, and target grips.

GoodFairPoor 625 500 400 300 200 100 Model B-77 This model is similar to the B-76 except that it is chambered for the. GoodFairPoor 425 300 250 200 150 100 Model B-80 This is another model similar to the B-76 except that it is chambered for the. 30 Luger cartridge. GoodFairPoor 525 395 300 200 150 100 Model B-80S This is the target version of the B-80 with a 5.5' barrel and adjustable sights. It also features target grips. GoodFairPoor 575 475 400 300 200 100 Model MP90S Match (World Cup) This is a semi-automatic single-action pistol chambered for the.

32 S&W wadcutter. It is fitted with a 4-3/8' barrel with walnut match style fully adjustable grips, blade front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Barrel has adjustable weights below.

Magazine capacity is 5 rounds. Weight is about 39 oz. Previously imported by European American Armory, now imported by Benelli USA. Add 10 percent for. GoodFairPoor 1200 950 700 500 300 150 Model MP95E Match (Atlanta) Similar to the above model but with anatomically shaped grips. Choice of blue or chrome finish. Previously imported by European American Armory, now imported by Benelli U.S.A.

GoodFairPoor 750 600 450 350 225 125 NOTE: Add $60 for chrome finish. BENTLEY, JOSEPH Birmingham and Liverpool, England Best known for his transitional and later patented percussion revolvers, Bentley worked at these addresses: Birminghamll Steelhouse Lanel 829-1 837 14 St. Mary's Rowl840-1864 Liverpooll43 Dale Streetl 840-1 842 12 South Castle Streetl842-1851 40 Lime Street & 65 Castlel852-1857 65 Castle & 37 Russell Streetl 857-1 862 Bentley Revolver A. 4 4 caliber double-action percussion revolver with a 7' barrel and 5-shot cylinder. Blued, case hardened with walnut grips. Good Fair Poor - - 4500 2750 2000 750 Model 1915 A 7.65mm and 9mm Glisenti caliber semi-automatic pistol with 3.5' barrel, fixed sights and 8-shot magazine.

Blued with walnut grips. The 7.65mm pistol has a single-line inscription while the 9mm Glisenti has a double line. There are various styles of wood grips on this model. Manufactured between 1915 and 1922. Replaced by the Model 1915/19. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 850 700 500 350 250 Model 1915/1917 This model is an improved version of the above pistol but chambered for the 7.65mm cartridge. It also incorporates a new barrel-mounting method and a longer cutout in the top of the slide. Courtesy Orvel Reichert NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 400 350 275 200 100 Model 1919 Similar to Model 1915, in 6.35mm caliber. Manufactured with minor variations and different names between 1919 and the 1940s. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 550 450 350 300 150 Model 1923 A 9mm Glisenti caliber semi-automatic pistol with 4' barrel and 8-shot magazine.

Blued with steel grips. The slide is marked, “Brev 1915-1919 Mlo 1923.” Manufactured from 1923 to 1935. GoodFairPoor - 850 600 395 265 175 Model 1931 A 7.65mm caliber semi-automatic pistol with 3.5' barrel and open-top slide.

Blued with walnut grips and marked, “RM” separated by an anchor. GoodFairPoor - 495 425 325 250 180 MODEL 1934 As above, with 9mm short (.380 ACP)+ caliber. The slide is marked, “P. 9 Corto-Mo 1934 Brevet Gardone VT.” This inscription is followed by the date of manufacture that was given numerically, followed by a Roman numeral that denoted the year of manufacture on the Fascist calendar which began in 1922.

Examples are marked, “RM” (Navy), “RE” (Army), “RA” (Air Force), and “PS” (Police). Manufactured between 1934 and 1959. Courtesy Orvel Reichert NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 400 365 250 175 100 Air Force “RA” marked NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 575 500 375 250 175 Navy “RM” marked NIBExc.

GoodFairPoor - 650 575 400 275 200 Model 1934 Rumanian Contract This model is identical to the Model 1934 except the slide is marked “9mm Scurt” instead of 9mm Corto. GoodFairPoor - 500 450 375 275 175 Model 1935 As above, in 7.65mm caliber. Post-war versions are known. Manufactured from 1935 to 1959. Courtesy Orvel Reichert NIBExc. GoodFairPoor - 400 375 250 175 125 Model 318 An improved version of the old Model 1919 with the butt reshaped to afford a better grip.

Chambered for the. 25 ACP cartridge and has a 2.5' barrel. Variety of finishes with plastic grips. In the United States it is known as the “Panther.” Manufactured between 1935 and 1946.

GoodFairPoor - 350 275 250 175 125 Model 418 As above, with a rounded grip and a cocking indicator. It is known as the “Bantam” in the U.S.

Introduced in 1947. GoodFairPoor - 275 225 175 125 90 Model 420 An engraved and chrome-plated Model 418. GoodFairPoor - 350 300 275 200 150 Model 421 An engraved, gold-plated Model 418 with tortoise-shell grips. GoodFairPoor - 475 425 325 250 150 Model 948 A. 22 LR version of the Model 1934. It has either a 3.5' or 6' barrel.

GoodFairPoor - 350 300 200 125 90 Model 949 Olympic Target A. 22 caliber semi-automatic pistol with 8.75' barrel, adjustable sights and muzzlebrake. Blued with checkered, walnut grips. Manufactured from 1959 to 1964. @®&)dmi3'E00r U22 Neos 4.5/6.0 This semi-automatic.

22 caliber pistol was first introduced in 2002. It is chambered for the. 22 LR cartridge and fitted with a choice of 4.5' or 6' barrel with integral scope rail.

Magazine capacity is 10 rounds. Weight is about 32 oz.

Depending on barrel length. GoodFairPoor 250 200 165 125 100 75 U22 Neos 4.5 In ox/6.0 In ox Same as above but with special two-tone finish. GoodFairPoor 300 250 195 150 100 75 U22 Neos 6.0/7.5 DLX Introduced in 2003 this model features a 6' or 7.5' barrel with target sights and polymer grips with inlays. Adjustable trigger and interchangeable sights. Laser- engraved slide.

Weight is about 36 oz. GoodFairPoor 335 275 200 150 100 75 U22 Neos 6.0/7.5 Inox DLX As above but with Inox finish.

GoodFairPoor 385 300 215 165 115 90 BERETTA 70 SERIES These pistols began production in 1958 replacing Models 1934, 1935, 948, and 949. During the late 1960s several of these models briefly utilized a 100 series designation for the U.S. During the latter part of the 1970s a magazine safety was added to the 70 series and the pistols became known as the Model 70S. The 70S designation replaced model designations 70 through 75 making these older model numbers obsolete. Only the Model 76 designation continued.The 70 Series design included a cross bolt safety, sear block safety, a slide hold-open device, and a push-button magazine release.

Shorty after its introduction the cross bolt safety pushbutton was replaced with a lever-type sear block safety located in the same place. NOTE: The above information was supplied by contributing editor John Stimson, Jr.

Model 70 (Model 100) The Model 948 with cross bolt safety, hold-open device, and a push-button magazine release. Fixed sights. There are a number of subvariations available chambered for the. 22 LR.32 ACP, and the. 380 ACP cartridges. Available with a 3.5' or 5.9' barrel and has a detachable magazine.

Also known as the “Puma” when marketed in the U.S. Galef & Sons. It was introduced in 1958 and discontinued in 1985.

GoodFairPoor 525 450 350 275 125 85 Model 70S This is an improved Model 70. Chambered for the 7.65 (.32 ACP), 9mm Corto (.380 ACP), and the. 22 LR cartridge.

Magazine capacity is 7, 8, and 8 rounds respectively. MdMm V7G- 0$8)dEafrgBor Model 71/Jaguar (Model 101) Similar to above model and chambered for. 22 LR cartridge. Magazine capacity is 10 rounds.

Frame is alloy and is fitted with a 5.9' barrel. Models imported into the U.S. Prior to 1968 were fitted with 3.5' barrels. GoodFairPoor 425 375 300 225 125 85 Model 72 This is essentially a Model 71 but sold with two sets of barrels; a 3.5' and 5.9'. Fixed sights.

GoodFairPoor 450 400 325 250 150 125 Model 76 (102) This is a. 22 LR target pistol. The barrel is shrouded with an aluminum sleeve, with the rear part of the sleeve extended above the slide to hold an adjustable rear sight. Marketed in the U.S.

As the Sable. Magazine capacity is 10 rounds. Briefly after 1968 imported into the U.S. As the Model 102, the New Sable.

Courtesy John J. GoodFairPoor 450 400 300 200 125 75 Model 950/Jetfire A. 22 caliber semi-automatic pistol with 2.25' barrel hinged at the front that could be pivoted forward for cleaning or loading, making this either a semi-auto or single-shot pistol. Blued with plastic grips. Introduced in 1955. A 4' barrel version also available.

This model was known as the “Minx” in the U.S. GoodFairPoor 325 250 215 145 95 50 Model 950B/Jetfire As above, in. 25 caliber, known as the “Jetfire” in the U.S. GoodFairPoor 325 250 215 145 95 50 Model 950 Jetfire Inox Same as the Model 950 Jetfire but with stainless steel finish. Introduced in 2000.

GoodFairPoor 335 250 175 135 85 50 Model 3032 Tomcat This is a double-action semi-automatic pistol similar in appearance to the Model 950 but chambered for the. 32 ACP cartridge. Barrel length is 2.45' and overall length is 5'. Fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight.

Plastic grips. Seven-round magazine. Blued or matte black finish. Weight is 14.5 oz. Good Fair Poor 375 325 250 200 1350 75 NOTE: For blued finish add $30. Model 3032 Tomcat Inox Same as above but with stainless steel finish.

Introduced in 2000. GoodFairPoor 400 325 250 195 125 75 Model 3032 Tomcat Titanium Same as above but with titanium finish and plastic grips. Weight is about 16 oz.

Introduced in 2001. GoodFairPoor 575 450 350 290 210 150 Alley Cat Introduced in 2001 as a special limited run promotion pistol. Chambered for the. 32 ACP cartridge this model is a Tomcat with special features such as AO Big Dot night sights. Supplied with an Alcantara inside-the-pants holster. GoodFairPoor 575 450 350 290 210 150 Model 951 A 9mm caliber semi-automatic pistol with 4.5' barrel and fixed sights.

Blued with plastic grips. It was also known as the “Brigadier” at one time. Introduced 1952. GoodFairPoor - 450 375 275 150 100 Model 20 A. 25 ACP double-action pistol with 2.5' barrel and 9-shot magazine. Blued with either walnut or plastic grips.

Discontinued in 1985. GoodFairPoor 300 250 195 150 90 75 MODEL 21/21 BOBCAT This small frame semi-automatic pistol, chambered for the.

25 ACP cartridge, features a 2.4' tip-up barrel with fixed sights and a magazine capacity of 8 rounds (.25 ACP) or 7 rounds (.22 LR). Comes with either plastic or walnut grips and a deluxe version with gold line engraving. Pistol weighs about 11 to 11.8 oz. Depending on caliber. Standard Model NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 325 275 250 225 175 95 Model 21 EL Gold engraved model.

GoodFairPoor 395 350 325 280 195 110 Model 21 Inox Stainless steel. GoodFairPoor 325 250 200 140 95 75 Model 90 A double-action, semi-automatic. 32 auto pocket pistol with a 3.5' barrel and 8- round magazine. Manufactured from 1969 to 1983.

GoodFairPoor - 395 350 295 200 125 Model 92 A 9mm caliber double-action, semi-automatic pistol with a 5' barrel, fixed sights and a 16-round, double-stack magazine. Blued with plastic grips. Introduced in 1976 and is now discontinued. GoodFairPoor 800 600 500 400 250 200 Model 92SB-P As above, but with a polished finish. Manufactured from 1980 to 1985.

GoodFairPoor 625 475 400 325 250 200 Model 92SB Compact As above, with a 4.3' barrel and a shortened grip frame that holds a 14 -shot magazine. Either blued or nickel-plated with wood or plastic grips. The nickel version would be worth an additional 15 percent. The wood grips would add $20 to the value. Introduced in 1980 and discontinued in 1985. GoodFairPoor 500 425 375 325 250 200 Model 92FS The current production Model 92 chambered for the 9mm Parabellum cartridge.

Barrel length is 4.9' and rear sight is a 3-dot combat drift adjustable. The magazine capacity is 15 rounds. This semi-automatic pistol features a double- or single-action operation. The safety is manual type. The frame is a light alloy sandblasted and anodized black. The barrel slide is steel.

Grips are plastic checkered with black matte finish. Equipped with spare magazine cleaning rod, and hard carrying case. Pistol weighs 34.4 oz. GoodFairPoor 550 450 350 300 200 150 Model 92FS Inox Introduced in 2001 this pistol is chambered for the 9mm cartridge and fitted with a 4.9' barrel. The slide is black stainless steel with lightweight frame and combat- style trigger guard, reversible magazine release, and ambidextrous safety.

Gray wrap-around grips. Weight is about 34 oz. GoodFairPoor 695 575 425 350 225 175 Model 96 Identical to Model 92FS but fitted with a 10-round magazine and chambered for the. Introduced in 1992. GoodFairPoor 550 450 350 300 200 150 Model 96 Combat Introduced in 1997 this model is single-action-only with a competition tuned trigger. Developed for practical shooting competition. The barrel length is 5.9' and is supplied with a weight as standard.

Rear sight is adjustable target type. Tool kit included as standard. Weight is 40 oz. Good Fair Poor 17001300 950 575 350 175 Model 96 Stock Similar to the Model 96 but in double-/single-action with a half-cock notch for cocked and locked carry. Fitted with a 4.9' barrel with fixed sights. Three interchangeable front sights are supplied as standard.

Weight is 35 oz. Introduced in 1997. No longer in the U.S.

Product line. Good Fair Poor 1350 950 775 500 325 150 Model 92/96FS Inox Same as above except the barrel, slide, trigger, extractor, and other components are made of stainless steel. The frame is made of lightweight anodized aluminum alloy. The Model 96FS was discontinued in 1993. GoodFairPoor 650 550 450 350 300 200 Model 92/96FS Centurion Chambered for either the 9mm.

40 S&W (Model 96) this model features a 4.3' barrel, but retains a full grip to accommodate a 15-round magazine (9mm) or 10 rounds (.40 S&W). Pistol weighs approximately 33.2 oz. Introduced in 1993. Black sandblasted finish.

GoodFairPoor 550 450 400 300 200 150 Model 92FS/96 Brigadier Same as the 92FS and 96 but with a heavier slide to reduce felt recoil. Removable front sight. Weight is about 35 oz. GoodFairPoor 700 550 400 300 150 75 Model 92FS/96 Brigadier Inox Same as above but with stainless steel finish. Introduced in 2000.

GoodFairPoor 100 Introduced in 2003 this model features a decock mechanism built around a single- action/double-action trigger system. In addition, the pistol has an integral accessory rail on the frame.

Fitted with a 9mm or.40 S&W 4.9' barrel with heavy slide and 3-dot tritium sights. Weight is about 35 oz. Good Fair Poor 1000 750 500 350 195 125 Model 92F A 9mm Parabellum caliber double-action semi-automatic pistol with a 4.9' barrel, fixed sights and a 15-shot double-stack magazine with an extended base.

Matte blued finish with walnut or plastic grips. Introduced in 1984. No longer in production.

GoodFairPoor 500 400 350 300 200 150 Model 92F Compact As above, with a 4.3' barrel and a 13-shot magazine. No longer in production. GoodFairPoor 500 400 350 300 200 150 Model 92/96 Compact “Type M” Essentially the same as the Model 92FS Compact but with the exception of a single column magazine that holds 8 rounds and reduces the grip thickness of the pistol. Pistol weighs 30.9 oz. Discontinued in 1993 and reintroduced in 1998.

The Model 96 version (.40 S&W) was introduced in 2000. GoodFairPoor 7 00 550 350 300 200 150 NOTE: Add $90 for Tritium night sights.

Model 92/96M Compact Inox Same as above but with stainless steel slide and frame. Introduced in 2000. Model 92D Compact Type M Same as above but with double -action -only trigger function. GoodFairPoor 550 450 350 300 200 150 NOTE: Add $90 for Tritium night sights. Model 92FS Deluxe Identical dimensions to the full size Model 92FS with the addition of gold-plated engraved frame with gold-plated extra magazine in fitted leather presentation hard case. Grips are walnut briar with gold initial plate.

Introduced in 1993. Good Fair Poor 5500 4500 3000 200 Model 92FS “470th Anniversary” Limited Edition This model is limited to only 470 pistols worldwide.

Features high polish finish with stainless steel, gold-filled engravings, walnut grips. Anniversary logo on top of slide and on the back of the chrome plated magazine.

Supplied with walnut case. GoodFairPoor 20751300 800 600 375 200 Model 92/96D Same specifications as the standard Model 92 and Model 96 except that this variation has no visible hammer and is double-action-only. This model has no manual safety.

Pistol weighs 33.8 oz. GoodFairPoor 425 375 325 275 200 150 Model 92/96DS Same as above but with the same manual safety as found on the 92FS pistol. Introduced in 1994. GoodFairPoor 425 375 325 275 200 150 Model 92G/96G Designed for the French Gendarmerie, this model has now been adopted for the French Air Force as well as other government agencies. This model features a hammer drop lever that does not function as a safety when the lever is released but lowers the hammer and returns to the ready to fire position automatically.

Offered to law enforcement agencies only, consumer prices N/A. Model 92/96 Vertec Introduced in 2002 this pistol is chambered for the 9mm. 40 S&W cartridges. Fitted with a 4.7' barrel.

Double and single-action trigger. Features a new vertical grip design with a shorter trigger reach and thin grip panels. Removable front sight, and integral accessory rail on frame.

Magazine capacity is 10 rounds. Weight is about 32 oz.

GoodFairPoor 700 575 425 300 225 165 Model 92 Competition Conversion Kit The kit includes a 7.3' barrel with counterweight and elevated front sight, semi- automatic, walnut grips, and fully adjustable rear sight. Comes in special carrying case with the basic pistol. GoodFairPoor 500 350 300 200 150 100 Model 92/96 Combo This model features a specially designed Model 96 pistol with an extra 92FS slide and barrel assembly.

Barrel lengths are 4.66'. Sold with one 10-round magazine in both 9mm and. GoodFairPoor 850 725 600 425 275 200 MODEL M9 LIMITED EDITION Introduced in 1995 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the U.S. Military's official sidearm this 9mm pistol is limited to 10,000 units. Special engraving on the slide with special serial numbers. Slide stamped “u.s.

9mm M9-beretta u.s.a.- 65490.' Standard Model NIBExc. GoodFairPoor 825 700 450 300 200 100 Deluxe Model Walnut grips with gold plated hammer and grip screws. GoodFairPoor 875 750 500 350 200 100 Model 92 Billennium Introduced in 2001 this is a limited production pistol of 2,000 units world wide. Chambered for the 9mm cartridge.

Steel frame with checkered front and backstrap. Nickel alloy finish with unique engraving. Carbon fiber grips. Interchangeable sights with adjustable rear sight.

Carry case standard. Single action.

Good Fair Poor 12001000 800 600 475 325 92 Steel-I Steel-frame semi-auto in 9mm or.40 S&W. Single- or single/double-action. 15 + 1 capacity, 4.7' barrel, 42.3 oz. IDPA certified. Fixed, 3-dot sights. Introduced 2006.

Good Fair Poor 1075 850 600 475 300 150 M9A1 Semi-auto, single/double-action in 9mm developed for U.S. Marine Corps.

Capacity 10 + 1 or 15 + 1. Fixed sights. Introduced 2006. GoodFairPoor 825 650 450 300 195 125 ELITE TEAM SERIES In 1999 Beretta introduced a new series of pistols based on the company's M92/96 pistol. Each of these pistols has specific features for specific shooting requirements. Model 92/96 Custom Carry This model is fitted with a 4.3' barrel, shortened grip, and low profile control levers. Safety lever is left side only.

Magazine capacity is 10 rounds. “CUSTOM CARRY” engraved on the slide.

Chambered for either 9mm or.40 S&W calibers. GoodFairPoor 625 500 400 300 200 100 Model 92/96 Border Marshall This is the commercial version of the pistol built for the Immigration and Naturalization Service. It is fitted with a heavy-duty steel slide and short 4.7' I.N.S. Style barrel. Rubber grips and night sights are standard. “BORDER MARSHALL” engraved on the slide.

Offered in either 9mm. 40 S&W calibers. GoodFairPoor 750 600 475 350 225 150 Model 92G/96G Elite Chambered for 9mm.

40 S&W calibers this pistol is fitted with a 4.7' stainless steel barrel and heavy-duty Brigadier-style slide. The action is decock only. Slide has both front and rear serrations. Hammer is skeletonized.

Beveled magazine well. Special “ELITE” engraving on the slide. Weight is about 35 oz. GoodFairPoor 825 650 450 375 250 165 Model 92G Elite II This version of the Elite was developed for the competition shooter. Fitted with a 4.7' barrel fitted with a heavy slide, it also has a skeletonized hammer.

Beveled magazine well. Extended magazine release. Checkered front and backstrap grip. Weight is about 35 oz.

GoodFairPoor 925 725 550 395 275 150 Model 92FS Inox Tactical This model has a satin matte finish on its stainless steel slide. The frame is anodized aluminum. Black rubber grips and night sights are standard. Offered in 9mm only. GoodFairPoor 775 625 500 350 225 100 COUGAR SERIES Model 8000/8040/8045 Cougar This is a compact size pistol using a short recoil rotating barrel.

It features a firing pin lock, chrome lined barrel, anodized aluminum alloy frame with Bruniton finish. Overall length is 7', barrel length is 3.6', overall height 5.5', and unloaded weight is 33.5 oz. Offered in double-/single-action as well as double-action-only. Magazine holds 10 rounds. Available in 9mm.

In 1998 Beretta added the. 45 ACP caliber to this model. GoodFairPoor 625 525 400 350 250 150 NOTE: Add $50 for.45 ACP models Model 8000/8040/8045 Mini Cougar This pistol was introduced in 1997 and is similar in design to the full size model. Offered in 9mm or.40 S&W or.45 ACP. The pistol is fitted with a 3.6' barrel (3.7' on. Empty weight is 27 oz.

Offered in double-/single-action or double- action-only. Magazine capacity is 10 rounds for 9mm and 8 rounds for. 40 S&W model. Weight is between 27 oz. Depending on caliber. GoodFairPoor 500 450 350 225 125 75 NOTE: Add $50 for.45 ACP models Model 8000F-Cougar L Similar to the model above but fitted with a shortened grip frame. Chambered for the 9mm cartridge and fitted with a 3.6' barrel.

Overall height as been reduced by.4'. Weight is about 28 oz. Introduced in 2003. GoodFairPoor 600 500 400 300 175 95 Model 9000F Introduced in 2000 this pistol is chambered for the 9mm. 40 S&W cartridge.

It is fitted with a 3.4' barrel and has a polymer frame. The “F” type has a single- action/double-action trigger. Fixed sights.

Magazine capacity is 10 rounds. Weight is about 27 oz. Overall length is 6.6' and overall height is 4.8'.

External hammer and black finish. GoodFairPoor 550 450 350 200 125 75 Model 9000D Same as above but with double -action -only trigger.

GoodFairPoor 550 450 350 275 150 100 Model 9000S This model is chambered for the 9mm. 40 S&W cartridges. Magazine capacity is 10 rounds. With optional spacer Model 92/96 magazines can also be used.

Three- dot sight system. An accessory magazine bottom that extends when griped but retracts when holstered is standard. Steel alloy frame and slide. Weight is about 27 oz. Introduced in 2001. GoodFairPoor 550 450 350 200 125 75 CHEETAH SERIES Model 84/Cheetah This is a small semi-automatic pistol chambered for the.

380 cartridge. It has a double-column magazine that holds 13 rounds. Offered in blue or nickel finish. Grips are checkered black plastic or checkered wood. GoodFairPoor 450 375 325 275 200 150 Model 84BB Similar to the Model 84 but incorporates different features such as a firing pin blocking device and loaded chamber indicator.

Single-column magazine holds 8 rounds of. Discontinued in 1993. GoodFairPoor 425 375 325 275 200 150 Model 85/Cheetah Similar in appearance to the Model 84, but features a single-column magazine with a capacity of 8 rounds.

Available in blue or nickel finish. Grips are checkered black plastic. Pistol weighs 22 oz. GoodFairPoor 600 475 325 275 200 150 Model 86/Cheetah This.380 ACP semi-automatic pistol has a 4.4' tip-up barrel.

Magazine capacity is 8 rounds. Furnished with checkered wood grips.

Pistol weighs 23 oz. GoodFairPoor 675 500 300 250 200 150 Model 87/Cheetah A. 22 caliber double-action, semi-automatic target pistol with a 3.8' or 6' barrel, adjustable sights with a 7-shot magazine. Blued with checkered walnut grips. Introduced in 1986. GoodFairPoor 650 525 375 250 200 150 Model 87 Target This is a.

22 caliber single-action target pistol. It features an adjustable rear sight, integral scope base, and external hammer. Anodized aluminum frame. Weight is about 41 oz.

Introduced in 2000. GoodFairPoor 700 600 395 250 200 150 Model 89/Gold Standard A.22 caliber, semi-automatic target pistol with adjustable sights, and 10-shot, detachable magazine. Matte finish with hand-fitting walnut grips. Introduced in 1988.

GoodFairPoor 900 725 550 400 300 150 Px4 Storm Pistol Introduced in 2005 this pistol features a single/double action trigger with decocker and is chambered for the 9mm,.45 ACP or.40 S&W cartridges. Fitted with a 4' barrel. Interchangeable grip backstraps.

Reversable magazine release button. Pica tinny rail.

Fixed sights. Magazine capacity is 14 rounds for the.

40 S&W and 17 rounds for the 9mm. Weight is about 27.5 lbs. GoodFairPoor 500 450 375 250 195 125 Beretta Model PX4 Storm Subcompact Similar to above but with smaller dimensions and chambered in 9mm and.

40 S&W only, 10- (.40) or 13- (9mm) round capacity. Overall length 6.2'. Weight: 26.1 oz. Beretta Model PX4 Storm SD Special Duty Similar to PX4 Storm but in. 4 5 ACP only and with matte black slide and OD polymer frame, nine- or 10-round magazine. Overall length 8.2'. Weight 28.6 oz.

GoodFairPoor 900 750 575 450 300 150 90-Two Wrap-around polymer grip, standard or slim. Single/double-action semi-auto in 9mm (10 + 1, 15 + 1 or 17 + 1 capacity) or.40 S&W (10 + 1 or 12 + 1 capacity).

Types D, F or G. Fixed sights. 4.9' barrel, 32.5 oz.

Introduced 2006. Add 10 percent for luminous sights. GoodFairPoor 600 475 350 290 210 150 Stampede Blue Introduced in 2003, this single-action revolver is chambered for the choice of. 4 5 Colt,.44-40, or.357 Magnum cartridge. Choice of 4.75', 5.5', or 7.5' barrel.

Blued with Beretta case color and black polymer grips. Weight is about 2.3 lbs. Depending on barrel length. GoodFairPoor 525 400 275 195 125 75 Stampede Nickel As above but with brushed nickel finish and walnut grips.

GoodFairPoor 500 400 295 195 125 75 Stampede Deluxe As above but with charcoal blue finish and Beretta case color with select walnut grips. GoodFairPoor 620 500 375 250 195 125 Stampede Bisley Single action 6-shot Bisley replica revolver in. 45 Colt or.357 Magnum. Blued with 4-3/4', 5-1/2' or 7-1/2' barrel. Introduced 2006. Add 10 percent for nickel.

GoodFairPoor 620 500 375 250 195 125 Laramie Break-open single-action revolver reminiscent of S&W #3 chambered for.45 LC or.38 Special. Six-shot cylinder. Adjustable rear sight. 5' or 6-1/2' barrels. Introduced 2006. Add 10 percent for nickel finish.

Made by Beretta subsidiary Uberti. GoodFairPoor 1000 875 595 375 225 145 BERGER, JEAN MARIUS St. Etienne, France Berger The Berger was a magazine fed repeating pistol in 7.65mm. It was a self loader and self cocker.

It had all the characteristics of a semi-automatic except for the recoil operating system. Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 5900 4750 3750 3000 2000 BERGMANN, THEODOR Gaggenau, Germany Theodor Bergmann was a successful industrialist, designer and sometimes inventor with a deep interest in firearms based in Gaggenau, Germany. His first automatic pistol patent dates from 1892, and by 1894 he had prototype pistols, refined with the help of Louis Schmeisser, being evaluated by various governments. When his designs went into commercial production in 1896, however, they were actually manufactured by the firm of V. Charles Schilling in Suhl, the heart of German arms manufacture.

Later he licensed manufacture of his “Mars” pistol to Anciens Establishment Pieper (“Bayard” ), and after WWI affiliated with the Lignose firm, producing a line of. 25 caliber pocket pistols, first under the Bergmann name but later marketed as Lignose. Still later several pistol designs from the August Menz firm were marketed under the “Bergmann Erben” trademark, though it's doubtful if the Bergmann firm actually had much part in their production or sale. Model 1894 Bergmann Schmeisser The Model 1894 was made in prototype form only, with only a few examples surviving and known serial numbers no higher than the mid teens. Most are large framed and chambered for the 8mm Bergmann-Schmeisser cartridge, though at least one was made in 7.5mm Swiss revolver for Swiss army testing and a few very compact versions, with a unique folding trigger, for 5mm Bergmann. Early Bergmann pistols had no extractor, counting on gas pressure to blow the fired (rimless-grooveless) cartridge from the chamber. Too rare to price.

MODEL 1896, NUMBER 2 The 1896 Number 2 pistols were quite compact and chambered for the 5mm Bergmann cartridge. Early Number 2s also featured a folding trigger and no extractor, but after serial 500 or so reverted to a more conventional in-the-frame trigger and an extractor was added. About 2000 of the later model were produced. Cased sets are known, and add about 50 percent to the value. Folding Trigger Number 2 Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 4700 3700 2800 1500 800 Conventional Number 2 NIBExc.

Good Fair Poor - 3700 3200 2250 1375 800 Courtesy James Rankin MODEL 1896 NUMBER 3 The Number 3 was a larger version of the Number 2, chambered for the 6.5mm Bergmann cartridge. Early examples had a slim gripframe and, up to about serial 800, were made without extractor like the early Number 2s. These bring about a 20 percent premium over the later examples.

Number 3 serials range to a little over 4000. Add about 20 percent for dealer markings (usually English), and 50 percent for cased sets. A few target models, with long barrel, adjustable sights and set triggers are known and will bring about three times the price of a standard Number 3. Model 1896 Number 3 First Variation Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 4050 3500 2750 1650 800 Second Variation Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc.

Good Fair Poor - 3500 3200 2500 1650 800 Third Variation Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 3700 3200 2500 1650 800 Holster and Stock Model Courtesy James Rankin NIBExc. Good Fair Poor - 6300 5700 4950 3250 2750 Model 1896 Number 4 The Number 4 is identical to the Number 3 but chambered for a unique 8mm Bergmann cartridge and serialed in the same series with the Number 3.

Both the Number 4 and its cartridge are rare; probably fewer than 200 were ever made. Good Fair Poor - 8000 6500 5000 3700 2900 Model 1897 Number 5 This was Bergmann's first attempt at a more powerful arm for the military market, with a unique side-moving locking system and a 10-shot removable box magazine. The 7.8mm cartridge resembled the 7.63mm Mauser, but with a longer neck. Add 60 percent for original metal framed leather holster-stock.

Good Fair Poor - 8550 6900 4950 3000 2250 Bergmann Simplex The Simplex combined some features of the 1896 pistols with improvements developed from the “Mars,” resulting in a reasonable compact pocket pistol that came on the market in the early 1900s. It was chambered for the unique Bergmann-Simplex 8mm cartridge, however, and that and competition from better Browning and other designs doomed it to a short production life.

Very early examples had checkered wood grips and bring a premium, as do very late examples (above serial 3000) that have the magazine release behind the magazine instead of on the front of the frame. NIB Ek 60 $960 mOMmfrm.