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GUNS Magazine May 1956 MAY 1956 50c MOST DEADLY PISTOL BULLET CAN BURP GUNS REPLACE RIFLES? L COLT CLmWm.: BACK? AFIELD-FIRST 'V MODEL COMMANDO REVOLVER' ENFIELD #2 MK 1 W /HAMMER. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ACTION Designed and ordered by the very first British Commando units organized by Churchill. To our great surprise we received a few cases of this rarest of rare modern revolvers. They are in excellent condition, bores perfect. A regular $75 collector's &shooters value. "This gun also issued to R.A.F. pilots and so marked." The unique commando breaktop design with rugged stirrup lock allows them to be reloaded with one hand at a dead run! Amazingly accurate. Shoots American made .38 S & W arnm. avail. everywhere. Marked with British Crown and Broad Arrow ordnance marks. Fine home protection weapon. Beautifully finished with handsome contour grips. 10-day money-back guarantee. For C.O.D. send $5 deposit. California resid. order only through your local dealer. Others send check, cash or money order direct to us. AUTHENTIC HUNTERS! CONFISCATED RUSSIAN RIFLES.. .$14.95 n Model 6 shot bolt action 7.62 MM Moisin Rifle, appr. 30" barrel. Mechanically perfect. Outside: good. Bore: fair. Ballistics: 2820 FPS with in bullet. An excellent hunting cartridge. Hinged floor plate. The Russians won the International Meet n Venezuela (1954) withthismode! riflemadefortheczar by Remington & Westinghouse. Theseguns wereconfiscated from Communist revolutionaries and placed on the free world market. They are of the type used by Red Chinese in Korea. The sale of these guns in no way aids any country behind the iron curtain. A once-in-a-lifetime collector's item. Includes iron scabbar This is the lowest price we haveever seen which would allow a man to equip himself for big game hunting. For C.O.D. HAND FORGED IN TOLEDl send$5deposit. RUSSIAN RIFLE AMMUNITION FREE. 20roundsfull jacketed ammo included witheach rifle purchase. SPAIN-Sword-making center Additional cartridges: $7.50 per 100 rds. This ammo is for the Russian Moisin 7.62 MM, and also for the Moisin Nagant the known world from the tin as made durina WW I bv Reminoton and Westinahouse. of Roman conquest. The! weapons were made for tl Bourbon kings of Spain in tl late nineteenth century by tl last of the world's swordmakir artisans whose ancient secre died with them. Made by tl same Casa de Espadas (house 6-SHOT MAGAZINE swordmahers) that product 30/06 U. S. ENFIELD RIFLES swords for Coctez, Pizzar Christopher Columbus, and tl Cid, these have lain in forgotten armory while fo generations of modern warfa have passed them by. Roy Spanish crown is engravc on each blade. This fit Toledo steel blade may 1 bent nearly double. This is the famous 30106 America ifle. We now have received shipment massive weapon, over thn and guarantee VERY GOOD BORES. This is a proven hunting weapon as is, with all desirable Enfield quali- feet long, these are us< ties. Popular .30-06 cartridge available everywhere. Barrel: 26". Protected sights, blade front, peep rear, calibrated to but in good condition. Har 1600 yds. Magazine holds 6 cartridges. No more of these guns in this condition are available. It is an excellent buy for on den wall or abo' hunters and a unaiueaddition to every collection. For C.O.D. send SlOdeposit. All shipments F.O.B. Pasadena. fireplace. This is a charti to acquire an authent antique that has c irreplaceable value. M guarantee theirauthentici (check with your museum to-day money-ba; guarantee. Sorry No C.O.D. U. S. ARMY CO $23.50 Postpaid Includes official gleaming chrome steel sheath. May Also Be Purchased By Civilian Collectors. The sabre is again authorized for dress uniform of U.S. Army Commissioned Officers. These are brand new, hand- made and hand-forged dress sabres. Few people know that in-between wars Solingen Germany supplied most Of the official swords and sabres for the U.S (and many othercountries). We have received a small shiphent which we believe were made for our European occupation forces. This weapon is appr, 35" overall, lavishly enaraved both sides andalong ;oncaveedge;E;gry;g;cludesl;!!ers UiS.+andn;e;;of;;; Un;!ed ~;;~~;~;~;~~~~gn~~~~~llyo;;;~~~g;~~i~~ ? FOUND IN EUROPE.. MODEL 95 a 24 CARAT GOLD TRIM HITLER JUGEND MAUSER ACTION DUTCH NAVAL DIRK DAGGER-$5.95 ! Complete with sheath. Identical $12.95 AUTHENTIC and exclusive dress dir ¥e-193official c eremomal dag- GUARANTEED V.G. NDITION! ofofficers in the Royal Netherland of Hitler's Y outh (Jugend) Navy. Mint condition. Cross Hilt am )s. Assembled i:lost World War Pommel are heavv 24 karat aold date w illegal in Genmany. 9K over- Curious ivory-like grip, fine stee ith a fine steel blade. Check- blade, both sides hand etched-intri black grip has Nazi swastika cate dolphin and anchor emblem wit! :k on silver) on red and white other designs showing influence 0 "lnd. Imported by us from ancient Spanish occupation of th' ipe. Sheaths a e black steel Netherlands. A large dirk-14" lone eather. An ex cellent hunting Completely rust and saltwater corro ?. Add 80c for U S. APO or sion proof. A rare connoisseur airmail. No C 0 D.'s please. collector's item. Beautifully hand made in the tradition of finest cen turies-old European workmanship an quality. In extremely 1 limited numbers. No 2.;; :ã"&F:; $695 mail add 80c per knife. PP~ --LDEN STA ._ A ..-.1S CORPORATION 136 Armory Bide., 1165 East Colorado St., Pasadena 1, Calif. TO ORDER: Send check, cash or money order. All arms and ammumtiom 10.DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE on all items shipped F.O.B. Pasadena. Knives and swords are postpaid. Cahlornil esidenis add 3% stale tax. Only 10% Down! 35MM AUTOMATIC SayEASY- on TERMS EXAKTA VX at NATIONAL CAMERA EXCHANGE The ultimate in uhotograuhic versatility Years ahead of the field. Features fully automaticwith featurespre-set1 diaphragm lens, built-in synchronization for both regular and electronic flash interchangeable lenses, couuled film transport and shu~er cocking 29 speeds frorn I,IOO~ I second to 12 seconds, and ma& many others. TAKE With F12.0 58mm Zeiss Biotar coated, fully auto. matic lens .............................. With I.Om Shid en at u~~yS392~00 automatic lens ........................... With Fl2.0 SOmm Westagon coated, fully automatic $398.70 ten* MOUTHS - with Fl2.8....................... westmar coated, fully automatic ........... lens.~22~:~~ W~f/~.5d,~~h~~mZeissTessar T-coated with -------.--.-----------$286.50 TO PAY No Interest! Only $25 Down buys this I BELL & HOWELL 16mm NO Carrying Charges! SOUND PROJECTOR ORIGI\AT, LIST PRICE $485 SPECIAL $249.50 T~~SZmachines while nut brand ne,w. garanteed to 'perfurm li,:e new ew~p- have beencompletetl:ychBc'het Only $5.95 Down Only $15.95 Down mcn, and arc unco~~d~ti~nallyWOranteed i for one year. They feature a 20')0-r00t Federal Model 47A reel capacity, sound and silent speeds, F11.6 projection lens, input jack for microphone or turntable. All helical sear RICOH "35" i die 750-watt lamp and 15 watt ampli. fier W,th 12.1~~~,, spea1>er. Perfect f<,t' Flash Camera Outfit 1 clubs, schools. businesses, churches and home use. t' $59.95 I Price ! A complete outfit-camera, fla:hgun and A ttdgI Dual speeds, 3% and 7% inches per second with single genuine leather case-at this low, low knob control for simple operation. High- price! Check these features: split-second fidelrty recording head. Fast rewgnd, fast trigger motion cocks shutter and winds forward and instant stop for easy editing. film automatically, while other hand fires Radio-phone-TV tnput jack, external spzas- away. Highly color corrected coated Fl3.5 lens. Synchronized speeds to l/200th and Bulb. Only $22 Down buys the Only $14.95 Down Buys VOIGTLANDER The ROCCA PROMINENT AUTOMATIC 35 MM Camera $149.50 tll 1 V One of the world's oreat 35mm cameras Price ("if with such outstanding features as coupled MADE IN THE WEST- ERN ZONE OF GER- ' viewfinder and rangefinder with single eye- MANY. An automatic J,, ^- piece. Synchro-Compur M-X shutter with reflex camera that ful- speeds from I second to Il500th. fully fhlls all the demands OF the most exacti.ng synchronized at all speeds for all bulbs photographer. Faster, easier operation with a single twist of the crank autom~tically and strobe. Interchangeable lenses. readying camera for exposure. col~~-cor- WITH ULTRON F.2 lens -.._..$220.00 redF/2.8 lens. High speed focusing on WITH NOKTON F1.5 lens ....... $270.00 ground lass screen with thumb-operated -- I large sports viewfinder, New Flash case with built-in plus on\" $14 Down! DeVRY 16mm flash pix unit .................. $ 29.95 - ~ . Everready Carrying Case ......... 5 12.50 SOUND ............................................. -È 4 -È TRADE YOUR GUNS FOR ANYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC!! 2 We will allow FULL LIST PRICE for your Colt Woodsman, Match Target, PROJECTOR -È S&W Masterpiece or Ruger Single Six on anything listed in this ad 4 o];ll:l.\'.\l. (TIST i;WM -È (except Ricoh camera outfit). Very liberal allowances on antique guns and 4 -È all other standard models of rifles, shotguns or handguns (in many cases 4 SPECIAL $1 39.50 full list price) on anything photographic. Write us stating what you 4 -È have to trade and what you want. 4 Heis a sensational value! These fine sound projectors 4 are sellin- at a fractionof their orivinal cost! While not -n new, the hishe been completely overhauled by ............................................ I' factorptrailled men and are g~~az'anteedto run like w.~oth sound and silent speeds. Fl1.6 lens.
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