r/AntiqueGuns

Looking for some details such as what these are/their potential value if anyone is able to help. I am unable to provide more photos as this is the only photo the company provided.

This was sold to me as a German K98. I was suspicious about that. The more I research this rifle I have no idea what this is.

Hey all, so I have been tasked with building an inventory of the family arsenal. It’s going to be quite the undertaking. I know some about rifles, but by no means do I know a lot. I figure I’ll post a gun a day and maybe you all can have a little fun with it, nerd out some, and help a guy out. So here we go…. Day 9

I came across these rifles recently in a bulk purchase of a private collection. These were just thrown in. 2 flint lock and 1 percussion.

I’m aware some of these appear to be in very rough shape. The two flint locks appear salvageable. The flintlock in worse condition without the patch box has a rifled barrel, and an old chunk of flint and leather as well. Anyhow probably negligible to identifying it.

What or who would be a good resource to get these worked on? Possibly places to find more information, a good direction to head, in repairing and restoring these correctly. Possibly diy. Any recommendations and input is very appreciated

Hello all. Family heirloom Mauzer. Seeking more info so I have it ready for haggling at the gun show. I have a brain injury, and im a domestic violence victim, so I dont recall much about this weapon other than it's history & needs to be in the correct hands. Not mine.

Seeking identification information & advice on parting with it for the proper amount. Where to go, what not to do, etc etc.

Thank you for your time. Located in OK,USA.

Was told its WWII but my husband and I can't seem to be able to find it (exact one) online. My ancestor was US based and other countries are coming up on Google.

I tried to take pictures of all the markings. If more are needed please let me know.

Any help on cleaning it up would be welcome (if we should).

im working on a story in which my main character uses a cartridge conversion colt walker and i want to get the details right. how would one eject spent shells from one of these guns?

No branding or engraving anywhere on it. It’s super heavy and has these notches on the sides…looks to me like it’s supposed to be mounted somewhere

My grandpa recently picked up these guns on Facebook marketplace and was wondering if anyone knew anything about them? Maybe what year they might be from, maybe what model, or even what they might be worth?

I recently inherited several guns. If anyone has any information about this pistol, I would be grateful. Thanks

It is a 3 screw single six , just reaching out because I haven’t seen any with the vented barrel , anyone else run into one of these ?

Was hoping to get a little more info from a group of people that know a lot more than me. I believe it is a 38 around 1886?

Hi all, long story short I ended up with this shotgun for $25 at an auction today. It is not functional but I think it could potentially be made to work. I don’t know anything about it but I believe based on the proof marks it’s Belgian. Any information you can provide I would greatly appreciate it! Also if I got screwed please tell me!

Many thanks to u/rk5n and u/haukehaien1970 for their replies to my previous post.

Here are some photos of the pistol. Looking forward to any more information you may have.

Thanks in advance.

Wondering is someone could help me ID this interesting gun. There is no writing on it that I can see so far other then 1386, there is one spot that there might be something, I’m going to take some light sandpaper to it and see.

Your comments will be much appreciated.

I cannot find a serial number on the weapon. Would like to have information about this firearm.