World War I Era

The Great War ushered in a new wave of innovations in firearms. From the advent of belt-fed machine-guns, self-loading pistols with magazines and long range bolt action rifles they set the stage for another worldwide conflict to follow. Trench warfare was gritty tough and conventional warfare during the period and the firearms used during battles reflected these circum-stances. Highly collectible and becoming more rare to own as more time passes, these firearms are a great addition to any collector’s arsenal.

Current Inventory

Colt DA 45 Model 1917 US Army Property - .45 ACP - MFG 1918 - M1917 - C

Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 10 - .38 SPL - S&W 10 - Pre Lock Revolver M&P

Arisaka Type 38 - 6.5x50mm - Koishikawa Arsenal - Intact Chrysanthemum

Winchester Model 1897 Takedown - 16 Gauge - MFG 1915 - Slam Fire - 97 - M97

J. Stevens Model 235 - 12 Gauge - External Hammers - Classic Side X Side

Ithaca Flues Field Grade - 20 Ga - Grade 1 MFG 1909 - Double Trigger - SxS

Ithaca Hammerless SXS - 12 Gauge - MFG 1904 - Lewis Model - 32in Barrels

Latest Writings

Featured Gun: Mauser P.08 Black Widow Luger byf 9mm

The Luger, one of the most recognizable handguns of the twentieth century, is well known for its wide use by German military forces during World War I and World War II. Often associated with the Nazi regime, it was the handgun of the Kaiser’s Soldaten before Hitler took power. During the war, many U.S. […]