Try to identify these for fun..

[GLOCK V]

I know what they are but it took some time, Alot of what i do at home is firearms research for customers .. it is fun to look stuff up from only pictures of what people want to sell at auction and price them. then see them in your hand for a real good look.

 

[Bootstrap]

I know what they are but it took some time, Alot of what i do at home is firearms research for customers .. it is fun to look stuff up from only pictures of what people want to sell at auction and price them. then see them in your hand for a real good look.

Scottish MacLeod all steel flintlock?

 

[GLOCK V]

Scottish MacLeod all steel flintlock?

Almost............this is done up in silver.. it is scottish..

 

[oppo]

http://firearmshistory.blogspot.com/2010/12/pistols-highland-pistol.html?m=1

 

[GLOCK V]

Think A team! the crazy guy.

 

[GLOCK V]

http://firearmshistory.blogspot.com/2010/12/pistols-highland-pistol.html?m=1

You win the first pistol name mines a murdoch.

 

[oppo]

Murdoch?

I should have refreshed sooner, lol.

 

[GLOCK V]

Murdoch?

I should have refreshed sooner, lol.

Read your link.

 

[GLOCK V]

many founded by people who had served as apprentices at the Caddell factory, such as Murdoch, Christie, Campbell, Macleod etc. Some of the pistols manufactured by these factories were heavily ornamented with elaborate engravings and inlays made of gold and silver and cost over 50 guineas and were proudly carried by nobility.

 

[oppo]

I am having a hard time, so far, finding the second one referred to as other than a classic deringer.

 

[oppo]

Philadelphia deringer?

 

[GLOCK V]

Philadelphia deringer?

.63 cal lugged: :favorites37:

 

[oppo]

:chewie::favorites37: