Anyone Know anything about Drillings??

[Crunchey11B]

Guys I picked up some guns from a WW2 vet and he had a Drilling he brought home after the war I thought someone would get me in the
wright direction?? Let me know I can take some pics if needed??


Tom

[JoeW]

Would love to see some pics. Receiver, muzzle, action open, full length, maker's marks. I have some catalogs of the period.

[sauerfan]

Tom,

you are in the right place. An other good place to show a drilling would be

http://forums.gunboards.com

Anyway, like Joe already said: we need pics. Also (and especially!) good pics of the markings on the underside of the barrel set.

Regards

Martin

[Crunchey11B]

Ok today when I get done with work I will take some pictures and post them..


Thanks
Tom

[roughshooter]

Hello Sir,

If it has the word 'Krieghof' written on it anywhere and the initials H.G. its a very cheaply made mass produced gun and worth very little, however I collect such things so I'll send you two hundred bucks and you can post this to me in Austria.....

...no but seriously I eagerly await some pics !

[pitts duncan]

drillings start at two thousand dollars and go up from there. they are the creme de la creme so to speak. i had a chance to buy a kreighoff 40 years ago but the distant relative inherited instead. never seen another for sale that wasn't in a collectors hands.

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If you need a picture of a different area let me know so what do you guys think picked up just from the woodwork.

Tom

[rajko84]

drillings start at two thousand dollars and go up from there. they are the creme de la creme so to speak. i had a chance to buy a kreighoff 40 years ago but the distant relative inherited instead. never seen another for sale that wasn't in a collectors hands.

I agree, they are really nice guns and expensive.
Rajko