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Just Inherited Some Antique Guns----- Part 2

TahoeGuy
I just inherited alot of antique guns from my uncle who was a collector. Some dont have any writing at all, which makes it really hard to know what they are, or what they are worth. Maybe someone can help?

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  • hrf
    #33 was made in Belgium after 1892, as the crown was added to the ELG in oval Liege proofmark shown in 1893. It could be as late as pre World War 1.
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  • perry shooter
    so far of all guns pictured on both post No.31 is the only high quality Pistol along with the long barrel Ruger of the first post but even #31 looks like someone may have been working on the finish just above the grips.
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  • tccox
    NR 28 is a 1895 seven shot Russian Nagant. There are several listed on GB for $115 or so.

    It is sort of unique in that the cylinder cams foreward when cocked sealing the cylinder to the barrel. Tom

    PS: I think we would all like to see a picture of that 20K map!! I know I would!! T
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  • TahoeGuy
    I posted a picture of the map in the other topic.
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  • drobs
    quote:Originally posted by tccox
    NR 28 is a 1895 seven shot Russian Nagant. There are several listed on GB for $115 or so.

    It is sort of unique in that the cylinder cams foreward when cocked sealing the cylinder to the barrel. Tom

    PS: I think we would all like to see a picture of that 20K map!! I know I would!! T


    I would look over the Nagant for an importers mark. Nagant revolvers are very comon place right now but one with out an import stamp might raise the value.
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