Nice pistols you have there.

 

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Some Of My Fiala Family

Oldies but goodies, from the 1920s. Is it a handgun and/or a rifle? The High Standard is a kissin' cousin, designed by the same guy who designed the mag-fed single-shot Fiala. GGN

 

Smith & Wesson
(technically - Mr.Jets from me
for his birthday...
but I'm the one that keeps
shooting it).

 

 

Oldies but goodies, from the 1920s. Is it a handgun and/or a rifle? The High Standard is a kissin' cousin, designed by the same guy who designed the mag-fed single-shot Fiala. GGN

You don't happen to collect those do you? Awesome!

 

Another Favorite Pistol

In answer to TOU's question: I'm TRYING to collect Fialas. There were only about 4 to 5,000 made almost 90 years ago. What are the chances of finding many of them? I've been EXTREMELY lucky with them.

My second love is the Mossberg Brownie. Pictured below is the most rare of the three known Variations. (Incorrect patent date.) It was the last one I needed to complete my set. Believe it or not, found it through another posting here on the Mossberg forum. This little gem is a beauty and I thank RimfireCentral.com, and RockinB, for my having it.

NOTE THE PATENT DATE on the Brownie pictured is JAN. intead of the correct JUL. :bthumb:

Best regards ~ ~ ~ GGN

Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons. ---General George S. Patton, Jr.

 

Another Favorite Pistol

In answer to TOU's question: I'm TRYING to collect Fialas. There were only about 4 to 5,000 made almost 90 years ago. What are the chances of finding many of them? I've been EXTREMELY lucky with them.

My second love is the Mossberg Brownie. Pictured below is the most rare of the three known Variations. (Incorrect patent date.) It was the last one I needed to complete my set. Believe it or not, found it through another posting here on the Mossberg forum. This little gem is a beauty and I thank RimfireCentral.com, and RockinB, for my having it.

NOTE THE PATENT DATE on the Brownie pictured is JAN. intead of the correct JUL. :bthumb:

Best regards ~ ~ ~ GGN

Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons. ---General George S. Patton, Jr.

That's correct mine states PAT July 27 1920.
S/SP

 

Brand New Target Competition MkII. Last Batch.

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Here is the newest addition. Browning Contour Lite, it is off at the smitty getting a trigger job.

 

This is my only rimfire pistol that I currently own...it's a tackdriver and pretty.
Had a Walther P22 but wasn't as accurate as I'd liked and had too many FTF and FTE...sold that last year.

 

S&W model 41 (1959 vintage)

S&W 617

Buckmark Target x2

Ruger Mk II's 10", and 5.5"

 

After seeing Jay's MKIIs I thought I would post mine as well - seems like we have the same taste in MKIIs! I really like that 41 with the sporter profile short barrel:t Would look great on my own 41!

We'll have to meet up to shoot again one of these days! After shooting your 64MPR I had planned on eventually buying one , snoozed too long and the prices on those things skyrocketed along with everything else German made like the grips on my 5.5" MKII!

Nice collection of handguns - I am heading out shortly to shoot some rimfire handguns along with my new "handgun" barrel - the TC Super 14 in .223!

 

Some very nice rimfires here!!
My KMK678

 

Worst picture I have taken in a long while but there all here.

 

22 Pistol

Mine second from the left.

 

On the top is my bunny blaster:Blasting_
On the bottom, my comp. race gun:t

 

 

can someone please tell me what that big metal thing hanging off the front of the pistol is? its got me curious...

 

Someone on thehighroad.org started a similar thread there - here's a link for anyone who might want to see those pictures (I'm too lazy to post mine again):

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=212665

 

Mine

Heritage, Ruger, Phoenix, S&W

 

Ruger Super Single-Six - where it all began.

Iver Johnson TP-22, Erma RX22 and Walther TPH on right side and bottom of this pic:

Mark II Ruger 5 1/2" Target with Leupold scope:

Have a Tactical Solutions upper for this one:

A 'Frankensteined' High Standard Model B:

And a pair of Ruger Target Mark IIs (one seen above) for reference:

And lastly - Taurus 941 UL titanium snub nose in .22 Magnum:

 

On the top is my bunny blaster:Blasting_
On the bottom, my comp. race gun:t

What kind of red dot is that?

 

Most of mine are 45 auto, but I have one 22.

 

What kind of red dot is that?

It's a HAKKO Blue Ring, panorama III #BED 35

 

Some Beautiful Hardward Here

There are some great pieces showing up. But haven't seen one of these yet. This one has a 3-digit serial number. Not many around.

It's 22rf, external hammer at full-cock, walnut grips, adjustable rear sight and there's a .25acp conversion kit in the box it came in, along with an instruction sheet. What is it?

Plainfield Ordnance Model 71 & 72. GGN