I don't see nothing wrong with restoring or refinishing a gun as long as it's well done and not cut any corners.
I have some guns that aren't worth much monetarily but they have a sentimental value to me. I've spent more on parts than gun is worth. In some cases I could have bought another...
This pistol has no German Army (Wehrmacht) stamps although it is dated 1939, Czechoslovakia was invaded in 38. I have a vz27 made during war time with Wehrmacht stamps and you can tell it was made under duress. Still a very fine gun but the machine work is not as highly refined as the guns made...
And when pulling the trigger that's about all it will go back before it hits the striker. Maybe a hare more ? I'm trying not to dry fire for the picture
The hammer stays deep in the slide almost fully shrouded and it's rounded so as not to catch on clothing or if it's bumped as not to accidentally discharge a round
It's a very simple design almost no tool's for take down, flat head screwdriver, its rugged precision machining is something to admire and I think its a great shooter. Other's I've read about complain that the trigger is no good, double action only. In this day and age unless it breaks like a...
It's chambering is 380acp. It's very finely crafted. It operates almost like a fixed barrel blow back. Like a walther or Sig p230 but the barrel is fixed from the muzzle instead of at the breach. As you can see there is a guide rod and mainspring with a car on it. It meets the slide at the...
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