M1910 Glisenti pistol when the details everything
Today on Gus's Gear I have another Italian handgun, the M1910 Glisenti pistol. The Italian Army wanted to replace the M1889 Bodeo revolver with a modern auto loading pistol. The…
A Spanish made revolver
Today on Gus' Gear, as promised, a Spanish made revolver, chambered for the 10.35x22mmR Ordinanza Italiana black powder cartridge. When studying weapons used in the Great War, the most common…
M1914 Mauser pistol in 7,65 Browning
Today for Gus' Gear I will return to the German corner to talk about the M1914 Mauser pistol in 7,65 Browning. This model was issued in fairly large numbers to…
Roth-Krnka M7,
Today on Gus' Gear, I have a Roth-Krnka M7, also know as a Roth Steyr M1907. It was the first auto loading pistol adopted by a major army in the…
Austrian M1912 Steyr Hahn
Today on Gus' Gear I have an Austrian M1912 Steyr Hahn was adopted by the Austrian military in 1912. It is chambered for the Steyr 9x23mm cartridge and it has…
Schwarzlose M1908
Today on Gus' Gear, I have a different type of pistol to examine. Schwarzlose wanted to enter the pistol market, but in order to avoid Browning's patent on the blow…
Utah Gun Collector’s Association gun show
oday for Gus' Gear I have a report on a display I set up at the Utah Gun Collector's Association gun show in Ogden, Utah. This is a collector's show…
The Jägerpistol
Today on Gus' Gear I have an example of an interesting pistol produced by the Franz Jägerfirm. Jäger was producing quality shotguns and combination guns before the war, but at…
Sauer & Sohn M1913.
Today on Gus's Gear I have a Sauer & Sohn M1913. This example is from the second series and the serial number places it just before the German military contract…
Walther Model 4 pistol
Today on Gus' Gear I have a Walther Model 4 pistol to examine. Walther was producing small personal pistols before the war. The Model 4 is a scaled up version…
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