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DESCRIPTION: Wz.1944 was a standard flaregun of Polish People Army (LWP) after the World War Two. This particular flaregun was manufactured by Radom in 1966, as indicated by a date and a Warsaw Pact code on the barrel, "11" (in the circle). Polish markings and proofs are stamped on major parts. This is basically a Polish manufactured variant of Soviet M.1944 flaregun. Steel frame and barrel. Black plastic grips. Barrel length: 5.75 inch. Complete with a lanyard loop. This is a somewhat scarce variation of wz.1944 with a safety lever on the left side of the frame. CONDITION: Excellent+ to near mint. The bore is in mint condition. 99% of original black finish. Matching serial numbers (the numbers are stamped on the frame and barrel only). All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the flaregun are in excellent+ condition, with no visible wear. Very strong action. The grips are in like new condition. As issued military configuration. Serial# HT067XX. (Ref. "Polskie Konstrukcje Broni Strzeleckiej" by Z. Gwozdz and P. Zarzycki, pp.113-115). |
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DESCRIPTION: Australian No.1 MK.III* military flaregun. The flaregun was manufactured by CSR Co. in Sydney, Australia in 1943. The frame, barrel and trigger guard are made out of brass, while the trigger, hammer, barrel release lever and all the springs are made out of steel. Left side of the frame is marked "CSR SYDNEY III* 43". Australian military proofs are present on all parts of the flaregun. The left side of the barrel and frame shows, "D, Arrow, K" and "Crown over Two Lances". Matching serial numbers. Barrel length: 6 inch. Complete with a lanyard ring. CONDITION: Good+ to very good-. The action works fine. Bore is in excellent condition. The wooden grips are in fair condition only. The left side grip shows a crack in its upper part. The right side grip has a chunk of wood missing in its lower part. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the flaregun are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Good example of the Australian military flaregun. Serial# 160XX. |
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German Hebel M.1894 FlaregunCaliber: 26.5 mm Price: $695 Inventory # flg_0013 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Well made German military flaregun from the World War One era. This type of flaregun is often called, "Hebel". German proofs, "Crown over A", "Crown over B" and "4" (in the circle) are stamped on the right side of the barrel and frame. Imperial German World War One era acceptance mark "Crowned Eagle" is also stamped on the right side of the barrel and frame. The left side of the frame displays markings, "L.B.J." (just in front of the serial number). High quality of machining and metal finish. Original military style two-piece wooden grips. Barrel length: 9 inch. Complete with the lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine. 90% of original, blue finish is still on the metal, with a balance turning to brown patina. The flaregun shows an honest service wear. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the flaregun are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. The action works fine. Bore is in fine condition. Original wooden grips with no cracks, but with some handling marks. All complete and in as issued condition. The World War One era German military flaregun in all original condition! Serial# 49XX. |
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Massive Swiss Army M.1917/38 FlaregunCaliber: 34 mm Price: $975 Inventory # flg_0012 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Interesting and massive Swiss military flaregun. This is probably the largest military flaregun adopted by any army in the world. This type of flaregun is called in Switzerland, "Racketen Pistole". The flaregun was manufactured by Waffenfabrik Neuhausen, and is accordingly marked on the left side of the frame. The Swiss proof, "Cross over M" is also stamped on the left side of the frame. High quality of machining and metal finish. Original military style two-piece hardwood grips. Barrel length: 10.75 inch. Complete with two sling swivels. CONDITION: Fine+. 88-90% of original, blue finish is still on the metal, with a balance being brown patina. The flaregun shows an honest service wear. One spot of light pitting on the left side of the barrel. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the flaregun are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. The action works fine. Bore is in excellent condition. Original hardwood grips are free of cracks, but with some handling marks, dings and scratches. All complete and in as issued condition. Interesting Swiss military flaregun! Serial# 5XX. |
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Scarce Saxon (German) FlaregunCaliber: 25 mm Price: $1575 Inventory # flg_0010 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Interesting Saxon military flaregun from the World War One era. This type of flaregun is often called, "Drucknoph". German proofs, "Crown over U", "Crown over B" and "Crown over S" are stamped on the right side of the barrel and frame. Saxon military property marks, "Crown over FA" are also stamped on the right side of the barrel and frame (the royal cipher of King Friederich August III of Saxony, 1904-1918). Imperial German World War One era acceptance mark "Crowned Eagle" is also stamped on the right side of the barrel. The left side of the frame displays markings, "J.K" (just above the serial number). High quality of machining and metal finish. Original military style two-piece wooden grips. Barrel length: 9.75 inch. Missing the lanyard ring. CONDITION: Fine+. 92% of original, blue finish is still on the metal, with a balance being in white. The flaregun shows an honest service wear. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on the metal. All the internal parts of the flaregun are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. The action works fine. Bore is in very good condition. Original wooden grips with no cracks, but with some handling marks. All complete and in as issued condition. Scarce Saxon military flaregun! Serial# 228XX. |
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DESCRIPTION: Israeli universal flaregun holster. Khaki canvas. This holster is, most likely, for the US, German and Russian World War Two era surplus flareguns. There are some numbers and Hebrew markings on the back of the holster. All original and complete. CONDITION: Fine. Some small rust stains. |
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DESCRIPTION: Israeli flaregun holster. Khaki canvas. This holster is, most likely, for British World War Two era surplus flareguns. The design follows the lines of British flaregun web holsters. There are some numbers and Hebrew markings on the back of the holster. All original and complete. CONDITION: Fine. Some small rust stains. |
