When my uncle passed away this past year, his little upstairs gun"shop" was a neat place to examine. I was granted permission by my aunt to look around for a couple of missing pieces from a 1937 bSw K98 he gave my son son several years ago. I was hoping to find them but had no luck. Uncle Dick's gun room was packed full of long guns and pistols. He had many exotic blades he brought back from Okinawa he picked up during his Pacific duty during WWII. He was big into reloading and he belonged to a couple of different gun clubs besides being a life member of the NRA. I opened one drawer during my search and discovered these. I didn't closely examine them but thought they were interesting. I know at least on was an H & R. I don't think there was anything of great value as these were what I call "gentleman's" guns. They remind me of what some dandy gambler or businessman would carry. I might be all wet but they do represent a differeny style of pistol than we are accustomed to. Seeing Gary's post on the neat Colt brought me back to these and I thought I'd throw them out to see what comments they might bring. The gun room has been cleaned out but I'll always have memories of what the "Arsenal" looked like.
Greg
Greg
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