FNH 1910
Post antique pistols
Zachary Perez
Joseph Butler
thats not an antique
Jaxon Moore
Here's my 1915 dated Colt 1903
David Murphy
Here's my 1903 from 1909.
Camden Reed
Give me those grips bb.
I love this gun, it's so fucking comfy
Nathan Brooks
Antique or not, WWI was started by using one of these.
Lincoln Davis
Define antique.
Colton Phillips
Those grips would be wrong for that serial number, sorry! And yes, it's comfy af, feels so solid.
Zachary Gutierrez
Reeeee. Also I'm sort of tempted to get stag grips, think it's a bad idea?
Julian Johnson
I don't like the look of stag grips but that's purely personal preference. Do it if it gets you stiff.
Dylan Johnson
1943 WWII issue Remington-Rand 1911, also carried in Vietnam (and unofficially in Laos) by my crazy uncle.
Jaxon Barnes
Time for a little story
>live in France
>go to gun shop to buy ammo
>while an employee is doing the papers for me, an old couple comes in
>another employee asks them what they need
>they get a very old looking wallet holster out, say they've had this gun for decades, belonged to the old woman's father and want to get rid of it
>the employee opens the wallet, it's a 1910 in .32 acp
>the old couple is giving the gun up for destruction because "it's forbiddgen to have a gun, guns are scary and evil bla bla bla"
>employee pulls out magazine, it's loaded.
>racks the slide, it was chambered
>mfw
Ryder Thompson
And here's another, French copy of the pocket hammerless made by Unique during the german occupation of France in WWII. Supposedly taken from a Wehrmacht officer's corpse by my grandfather post D-Day.
Luke Perry
Every time I see one of these at a gun show I'm tempted. I don't need one at all, but they're so pretty and historic.
Bentley King
pre 1898 as per atf
Jeremiah Morales
How many POWs were executed with that?
Owen Harris
>pre 1899 as per atf
FTFY.
Noah Richardson
Thomas Rogers
dammit.
This is correct I meant 1898 and older >:l
Nolan Martin
I think OP was going with the non-GCA definition of 100 years or older.
With that in mind, here is a Fritz Langenhan Selbstlader
Christian Lee
All three 100+ years old.
Ayden Hernandez
Made in 1914, a few hundred digits away from Princip's
Andrew Wilson
Colton Long
What an incredible man browning was
Caleb James
Post C96. Borchardt can come too
Juan Williams
Brayden Parker
Blake Bailey
US1842 made in 1851
Colt 1860 Army made in 1863
Remington 1858 New Army made in 1865
Before anyone asks, the strings are to my tags because I'm selling these.
Austin Sullivan
how much are you asking for these? and have you ever shot them? that's badass as all get out though.
Parker Anderson
$250.00
Andrew Campbell
Prices range from 800 to 2400 dollars.
I haven't shot them but the Colt and Remington are shooters. Both have strong springs and cylinder lock.
Lincoln Harris