Whats your oldest gun ?

Mosin-Nagant 91/30 Tula 1937

 

Mine is all so a Mosin Nagant. A 1932 russian sniper 91/30 Mosin Nagant. Awesome firearm!

 

I have a 1975/76 Ruger Mk1 target pistol with the 9 round mag and the 6 7/8" barrel. So much fun to shoot! I'd like to get a new one and put this one away. The Mk III standard 6" looks almost like it.

 

1877 Smith&wesson scholfield that I inherited from my grandpa when he passed.

 

Winchester Model 12, 12 GA. Purchased in 1919 by my Grandfathers older brother when he came home from WWI.

 

Don't get me lying on version it is but my grandfathers service 1911 manufactured in 1942.

 

I have a 1909 Volunteer Arms (trade name of an old KY store-its really an Iver Johnson) single shot 12ga. It was my grandfathers hunting shotgun, and kept food on the table for my grandpa, grandma, and dad during the very tough years they lived through.

 

Springfield model 1898 bolt action rifle in 30-40 Krag.

 

FM 1900



Made from 1900-1911 if I recall correctly. First production gun that used a slide. Used by various assassins and Theodore Roosevelt.

 

I have my Grand fathers S&W Top Break Double Action 4th in .32 made from 1883-1909. If I ever get it back from my brother I'll post a pic.

 

I have an old Deutschwerke .25 auto pocket pistol that belonged to my grandfather. My dad tells me that grandpa bought it in the 30's when he used to travel for his job a lot. Bought it so he'd be safe on the road.

 

1898 Spanish Mauser chambered in 7mm Mauser (7x57mm)

 

Hex receiver? Did it still have the scope? What factory? How's the bolt handle angle?

I have a 1939 Tula made 91/30. This is probably the most accurate of all my weapons even with just the iron sights. 5 round shot group in a nickel at 60 meters. Simply amazing! I know, I know.... I'd be happy to give a demonstration though.

Loud as hell and kicks like a mule. I love it!

 

I also have a couple mosins. One hex receiver, one round. Put the round one in a sporty stock and put a scope on it. Fun as hell to shoot. Cheap too.

 

1894 Colt US Army 38 revolver.

 

Take a look: https://www.glockforum.com/forum/f25/mosin-nagant-91-30-a-1947/index3.html

 

A Winchester Model 1894 manufactured in 1898. It's in beautiful condition, but the trouble is - it's chambered in .32-40. Not too easy to find ammo for this old girl.

 

Winchester 1897 12 gauge... Built in 1920's...