World War I Era
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
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Colt Police Positive – .38 Special
$449.00 Add to cart -
Webley Federal Laboratories No. 1 Mk. 1 – Flare / Gas Gun
$1,299.00 Add to cart -
St. Etienne Lebel Modele 1892 – 8mm
$1,499.00 Add to cart -
Colt Army Special – .38 Spl
$499.00 Add to cart -
Colt 1911 US Navy Contract – .45 ACP
$7,999.00 Add to cart -
Eddy Stone Model 1917 – .30-06 SPNG
$1,399.00 Add to cart -
Carl Gustafs M96 – 6.5×55
$799.00 Add to cart -
Eddystone Model 1917 – .30-06 SPNG
$1,299.00 Add to cart -
Kimber Custom TLE II 1911 – .45 ACP
$899.00 Add to cart -
Winchester Model 1903 1ST year! – .22 Win Auto
$799.00 Add to cart
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Featured Gun: Webley & Scott No.1 Mark I Flare Gun (Boba Fett’s gun)
The Webley & Scott No.1 Mark I flare gun was designed for firing signal flares during World War I and in the early stages of World War II. It was widely used by various military and civilian organizations as a signaling device and later converted to launch tear gas munitions for law enforcement. The gun […]
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