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1871 Remington Rolling Block


The Remington
Rolling Block Pistol

Rupertus


Suicide Specials
Cheap rimfire pocket pistols made from 1870 to the 1890’s.

Colt 1877 D.A.


The Colt Model 1877 D.A.
Colt’s first double action pistol.

1900 FN Browning

The 1899/1900
FN Browning

The world’s first commercially
successful self-loading pistol.

Colt Automatic Pistol, .38 caliber
The First
Colt Automatic Pistol

The Model 1902 Colt
Military and Sporting Models

1900 Steyr-Mannlicher


The Model 1900
Steyr-Mannlicher

 

1903 Colt Pocket Model


The 1903 Colt Hammerless Pocket Model
 

Model 1907 Colt .45


The First .45 Auto:
The 1905 and 1907 Colt

 

1908 Colt


The 1906 FN Browning &
1908 Colt Pocket Hammerless

 

1908 Bayard



Le Français Pistols
 

Mauser Model 1910

Comparing The 1910 & 1914 Mauser 6.35mm Pistols

The Mauser Pocket Pistols
by A. Winthrop

Walther Model 1

The Walther Model 1
The Walther Models 2 & 5
The Walther Model 4
 

Walther Models 7 & 8

The Walther Models 7 and 8

The Walther Model 9

1919 Star .380


The Model 1919 Star

Astra 600 & 300

The Astra Tubular Slide Pistols - Models 400, 300, 600, etc.,
& the Campo-Giro

Little Tom .25


Alois Tomiška’s
Little Tom Pistol

Probably the first double-action-only automatic pistol.

CZ 1922


Alois Tomiška’s 6.35mm CZ 1922
The first pistol to sport the CZ logo.
 

Czech vz.22


The Czech vz.22 Pistol

 

Slavia

The Slavia
Predecessor of the Mars and DUO pistols.

The MARS

Remington Model 51


The Remington Model 51
“...the best pocket self-loading
pistol ever designed...”

Remington Model 51 S/N 23


Remington 51 Prototypes

Prototypes in the
J.B. Cargile Collection

Remington Model 51


Highlights from the
J.B. Cargile
Collection of Remington 51s

Lignose Model 3A (Rob Folda)


The Bergmann & Lignose Pocket Pistols

The 2A and 3A were known as the Einhandpistole, or one-hand pistol.

The 1927 Simson


The 1922 and 1927 Simson
 

Star Model CO


The Star Model CO
 

MAC 1935S


The MAB Models C and D

A Brief History of MAB

1935 French Service Pistols


The 1935 French
Service Pistols

SACM 1935A, MAS 1935S,
MAC 1935S, or MAT 1935S.

Sauer & Sohn 38H


The Sauer 38H
by Aaron Shuler

P.A.F.


PAF Junior

M.A.B. Model R Para


The M.A.B. Model R Para

The M.A.B. R22
Also known as the Le Chasseur

Erma KGP68A


Field-Stripping the
Erma KGP 68A

This is the .380 “Baby Luger”

MAB PA-15


The M.A.B. PA-15

A Brief History of MAB

Freedom Arms & North American Arms


The Mini Revolver
 

PSP-25


The PSP-25
(Baby Browning)

Kel-Tec PF-9


The Kel-Tec PF-9

The Kel-Tec P-32

Engraved Colt 1911
A Hit Man’s Gun

WARNING: This section contains explicit images that
may be offensive to some.

Holster for Walther Model 8
How to Make a Simple
Belt Holster


Tools for Making Holsters

Holster for 7-1/2
How to Make a
Cowboy Holster


Notes on Making Holsters

Other Gun Articles:

Cleaning & Lubricating Pistols
The Whitney “Beals Patent” Pocket Revolver
The Baby Hammerless Revolver
The 1903 Colt .38 Pocket Model
The DRS Schouboe Pistol
The Grant Hammond Automatic Pistol
The 1907 Dreyse
The Model 1908 Bayard
The 1908 Steyr Pieper Pistol
The Browning Model 1910 and the Bufalo
Velodog
The Model 1911 Melior
A Bootlegger’s Gun: The Stosel,
an Eibar or Ruby-type Pistol

The Nueva Alkar 6.35mm
The MAB Model A
The Zehna Pistol
Two Czech .25s (The CZ45 and the DUO)
The Bernardelli VP and Baby Pistols
The Western Arms Corporation of Los Angeles
The MAB Model F
The Rossi Princess Revolver
CZ 52 Competition Firing Pin
Colt Detective Special
High Standard Sentinel
High Standard Double-Nine
Little Ace
Defensive Revolvers for Concealed Carry
Holsters for Concealed Carry
The SIG P238 and the Colt Mustang
Glock Grip Modification
The Thompson-La Garde Report

Handmade Custom Holsters
by Ed Buffaloe

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Since the earliest days of rocks and sticks, males have been trying to find better ways to launch projectiles.
In the male tradition of projectile enthusiasts, I am a gun collector. I have an interest in small, concealable weapons, particularly pre-war semi-automatic pistols, though I don’t necessarily restrict my collecting to them. I collect pretty much anything that interests me. 

Born and raised in Texas, I enjoy launching projectiles, taking projectile launchers apart and putting them back together, trying to understanding how their mechanisms work, making holsters for them, etc. 

I advocate responsible gun use.  I abide by the laws of Texas and the United States, and I try to set an example to others for responsible handling of firearms.

I don’t write to justify myself or to advocate the use of guns, but to share my knowledge and interests with like-minded enthusiasts. I hope someone out there finds this information useful.

                                                                     --Ed Buffaloe

 

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