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Checkpoint Charlie's Inventory 04-11-17 short_description price SKU#001 WALTHER PP .32acp #132741p "SA der NSDAP Gruppe Schlesien" MARKED ON FRONT GRIP STRAP 5250 WITH CORRECT "SA" MARKED DSDAP HOLSTER, FINGER EXTENSION MAG, EXC. BORE, EXC. GRIPS, VG HOLSTER BUT SOME CRACKING IN FLAP, VERY SCARCE NSDAP PISTOL, 95-97% SKU#002 CHINESE M20 (TT33-TYPE) 7.62X25 #11015478, NO IMPORT MARKS, SLIDE #N014935, EXC. BORE, 625 NOT PITTED, SMOOTH GRAY FINISH, 70-75% SKU#003 COLT NEW SERVICE .38SPL. #335275, 6" BARREL BLUE, MATCHING INCLUDING GRIPS, 1933 1350 PRODUCTION, EXC. BORE, CHECKERED WALNUT GRIPS W/COLT MEDALLIONS AND MINOR WEAR, 99% BLUE, THE BEST! (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#004 CHINESE SHANSEI .45ACP "BROOMHANDLE" #1516 (ENLARGED MAUSER C96 COPY), EXC. BORE, 1950 WALNUT GRIPS, APPEARS NEW (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#005 COLT MODEL 1908 HAMMERLESS .25ACP #364426, EXC. BORE, EXC. ORIGINAL COLT BLACK GRIPS, 595 EXC. COLOR CASE, ORIGINAL 2-TONE MAG, 97-98% SKU#006 COLT NEW SERVICE .44 #10809, 5-1/2" BARREL BLUE 6-SHOT REVOLVER, 1904 DATE OF 850 MANUFACTURE, LANYARD RING, EXC. BLACK COLT MONOGRAM GRIPS, VG BORE, FIRE BLUE TRIGGER, COLOR CASE HAMMER, 50-60%, NO PITTING, HONEST WEAR (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#007 BROWNING P35 SLOTTED/TANGENT WaA613 #44990, 1ST VARIATION WITH STOCK SLOT & 3500 TANGENT REAR SIGHT, WaA613 ON TRIGGER GUARD, VG BORE, EXC. GRIPS, CORRECT WWII MAG, MATCHING WITH SLIDE FORCE MATCHED FROM #45080 TO #44990, 90% SKU#008 BROWNING MEDALIST .22LR TARGET #106395U8, 6-3/4" VENT RIB BARREL, ADJ. TARGET SIGHTS, 1250 TARGET WALNUT GRIPS W/THUMBREST, EXC. BORE, MFG. 1962-1976 BY FN, GUN ONLY, NO BOX, 99% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#009 WALTHER PP .32ACP E/N #193836p, RSHA-SS CONTRACT, MATCHING WITH MATCHING FINGER 3750 EXTENSION MAG, CORRECT SS EXTERNAL NOD. SLIDE, EXC. GRIPS, EXC. BORE, 95-97% SKU#010 WALTHER P38 ac45 9mm #4711a, MATCHING, WITH ORIGINAL JLN1942 VG-EXC. ORIGINAL 950 HARDSHELL HOLSTER, EXC. BORE, EXC. RED GRIPS, VET LIGHTLY SCRATCHED HIS MILITARY NUMBER & NAME ON LEFT OF SLIDE, PISTOL ORIGINALLY DOCUMENTED BY GERMAN PISTOL BOOK AUTHOR Robert WHITTINGTON, 95% BLUE SKU#011 MAUSER C96 BROOMHANDLE 7.63mm/.30cal. #193812, 5.5" BARREL, WWI GERMAN PROOFED, 1200 LANYARD RING, GROOVED WALNUT GRIPS, FROSTED BORE W/STRONG RIFLING, BROUGHT BACK BY RETURNING VETERAN HENRY CORNWALL, LITTLE WEAR, BUT BLUE FINISH TURNING GRAY SKU#012 SMITH & WESSON MODEL 49 BODYGUARD .38SPL. #357861, 2" BARREL, BLUE, FLAT-LATCH, 695 ROUND BUTT-DIAMOND GRIP, EXC. BORE, EARLY 1960s, C&R ELIGIBLE, SOME FRECKLING ON LEFT SIDE, 95% SKU#013 CZ 52 1954DATE 7.62X25 #JM10905, MATCHING, EXC. BORE, EXC. RED GRIPS, 98-99% 369 (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#014 WALTHER PP .32acp C/N #103146p WITH ORIGINAL MILITARY FLAP-TYPE HOLSTER, FINGER 1295 EXTENSION MAG & FLAT-BASE MAG, EXC. BORE, EXC. GRIPS, 95-97% SKU#015 COLT MODEL 1903 .32ACP #100448, 1910 PRODUCTION, FIRE BLUE TRIGGER & SAFETY, HARD 1095 RUBBER COLT GRIPS, 1ST VARIATION RECOIL SPRING CAP, STRONG BORE WITH SOME FROSTING, 90% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#016 LGER P08 MAUSER BANNER 1940 E/655 MILITARY MARKED 9mm #1001x, MATCHING, E/655 UNNOD. 3350 MAG, EXC. GRIPS, EXC. BORE, DRILLED FOR SEAR SAFETY BUT NEVER INSTALLED, SENT TO WEHRMACHT INSTEAD, VERY SCARCE VARIANT, 96-97% SKU#017 S&W MODEL 41 .22 TARGET #A440147, 7" BARREL W/MUZZLEBREAK, EXC. BORE, EXC. GRIPS, 98- 1650 99% SKU#018 STI 2011 .45ACP #SAS2196, DOUBLE STACK MAG, WILSON BARREL, ADJUSTABLE SIGHTS, 1050 STAINLESS SLIDE, LTWT. FRAME, 92-95% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#019 RUSSIAN NAGANT TT33 7.62 #17182, 1935 DATE, GOOD BORE, EXC. CHECKERED WOOD GRIPS, 1295 LANYARD RING MAG, MATCHING EXCEPT FOR MAG, HI-POLISH BLUE, 90-95% SKU#020 S&W MODEL 10 5-SCREW .38SPL. 2" SNUBNOSE #S970490, NICKEL WITH GOLD WASH 695 TRIGGER/HAMMER/CYLINDER & LEATHER LINED HOLSTER, EXC. MEXICAN STIRLING SILVER HIGHLY- ENGRAVED GRIPS WITH INLAID GOLD INDIAN HEADS & EAGLES, EXC. BORE, VERY WELL DONE, GOLD WASH SHOWING SOME WEAR, OTHERWISE 99% Page 1 Checkpoint Charlie's Inventory 04-11-17 SKU#021 OSS LIBERATOR .45acp SINGLE SHOT WWII RESISTANCE FIGHTER PISTOL, AIR-DROPPED BEHIND 1650 ENEMY LINES IN WWII, HAS SOME PITTING, ORIGINAL GUN-METAL GRAY FINISH, HOLLOW GRIP HOLDS EXTRA AMMO, OLD REPLACEMENT BASE-PLATE AT BOTTOM OF GRIP, A TRUE PIECE OF WWII HISTORY (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#022 WALTHER P38 AC45 #5265c FACTORY MISMATCH WITH WaA140 FN FRAME, #213d E/359 BARREL, 925 EXC. BORE, EXC. RED GRIPS, 90% SKU#023 MAUSER C96 BROOMHANDLE 4" BARREL 9mm EARLY NAZI E/M KRIEGSMARINE "N400" MARKED 3750 REWORK #290461, MATCHING, EXC. WALNUT GRIPS, LANYARD RING, EXC. EARLY 30s HI-POLISH MAUSER REWORK BLUE, 95%+ SKU#024 MAUSER C96 7.63X25 LONG-EXTRACTOR #36856, MATCHING, VERY EARLY, CIRCA 1905, EXC. 1399 BRIGHT BORE, 80% BLUE, SCARCE, MONGOLIAN CONTRACT IMPORT SKU#025 WWII GERMAN ARMINIUS VELO/DOG-TYPE 5-SHOT HAMMERLESS .32 REVOLVER #90289, 250 MATCHING, C/N PROOF, GOOD BORE, EXC. GRIPS, 95% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#026 LUGER P08 1939-S/42 9mm #1228n, MATCHING EXCEPT MAG., EXC. BORE, EXC. GRIPS, 97-98% 1895 SKU#027 WEBLEY & SCOTT MKIV 5" BARREL .38S&W #164768, WWII PRODUCTION, MARKED "WAR FINISH", 525 EXC. CHECKERED BLACK GRIPS, EXC. BORE, LANYARD RING, BROAD ARROW PROOFED, 95% PARKERIZED W/TRACES OF BRITISH MILITARY PAINT SKU#028 CZECH DUO .25ACP #111341, 1944 DATE, EXC. REDDISH-BROWN GRIPS, EXC. BORE, 92-95% 325 (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#029 DWM LUGER P08 9mm #6488a, FRANKEN SCHLOSS RETAILER MARKED ON FRAME ABOVE 2750 LANYARD RING, MATCHING, NO CHAMBER DATE, HORIZONTAL C/N PROOF, EXC. STRAW, ONNOD. C/N BBL., EXC. GRIPS, 95-97% SKU#030 EAST GERMAN MAKAROV 9X18 #AM5585, 1977 DATE, NO IMPORT MARKS, MATCHING, EXC. BORE, 1000 EXC. RED GRIP, APPEARS UNISSUED & UNFIRED (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#031 GERMAN .22 SMALL FRAME SINGLE SHOT PARLOR PISTOL, 'BUG' PROOFED, DERRINGER-SIZE 275 EUROPEAN WALNUT PISTOL GRIP W/MINOR FINISH WEAR, SPUR TRIGGER, FLOBERT-TYPE ACTION, 10-5/8" NICKEL EXC.1/3-OCTAGON 2/3-ROUND SMOOTHBORE BARREL, 98% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#032 WEBLEY & SCOTT MKIV .38S&W #B49960, 4" BARREL, EXC. CHECKERED BLACK GRIPS, EXC. BORE, 495 WIDE HAMMER, DOUBLE & SINGLE ACTION, LANYARD RING, ISRAELI POLICE MARKED, 98% SKU#033 WALTHER PPK .22LR PRE-WAR #922711, EXC. BORE, EXC. BROWN GRIP, BROWN FINGER 2150 EXTENSION MAG, MATCHING, UPGRADED 90 DEGREE SAFETY, 95% SKU#034 WALTHER P38 AC44 9mm #1064, MATCHING, EXC. BORE, CORRECT E/359 MAG, LATE WAR BLACK 795 GRIPS, 95% SKU#035 STAR B SUPER 9mm #1337582, BRN. CHECKERED PLASTIC GRIPS, EXC. BORE, COLOR CASE 375 HAMMER, 97% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#036 COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL COMMERCIAL #C165192, 1933 CONTRACT, APPEARS AS SOUTH 899 AMERICAN CONTRACT W/MATCHING SLIDE & BARREL NUMBERS ON TOP, GOOD BORE, SO. AM. ARSENAL REFURB, HAVE 2, 98% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#037 KYNOCK GUN COMPANY PATENT MODEL .380 DOUBLE-TRIGGER TOP-BREAK 6-SHOT REVOLVER 2500 #556, CHECKERED WALNUT GRIPS, EXC. BORE, APPEARS VERY OLD RE-NICKEL, VERY RARE, 90% SKU#038 ITHACA 1911A1 .45ACP #1886689, EXC. BORE, NO LANYARD RING, 95% (W/PROVENANCE) 1500 SKU#039 COLT 1911 .45ACP #322014, REM.RAND SLIDE, NICKEL PLATED, GOLD TRIGGER & HAMMER, GOOD 795 BORE, IVORY-CLONE GRIPS WITH GOLD COLT MEDALLIONS, 95% SKU#040 S&W NEW MODEL NUMBER 3 .44RUS.#23791, JAP. CONTRACT NAVAL CREST UNDER FRAME 3750 AHEAD OF TRIGGER GUARD, 6" BLUE, ORIGINAL VG-EXC. CHECKERED WALNUT GRIPS, EXC. BORE, 85% SKU#041 COLT NATIONAL MATCH .45ACP #2833-NM, 1958 PRODUCTION, EXC. BORE, EXC. GRIPS, 97-98% 2650 (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#042 FRENCH SACM 1935A 7.65L #C2424A, WaA251 WWII GERMAN PRODUCTION, CORRECT MAG, EXC. 525 BORE, CHIP IN GRIP, 85% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#043 LLAMA ESPECIAL .38 SUPER #479093, VENT RIB, COLT GOVT. COPY, EXC. CHECKERED WALNUT 425 GRIPS WITH LLAMA MONOGRAM, EXC. BORE, LANYARD RING, 97% (W/PROVENANCE) Page 2 Checkpoint Charlie's Inventory 04-11-17 SKU#044 BERSA THUNDER 9 HI-CAP 9mm PARA, 4" BARREL, EXC. BORE, EXC. CHECKERED BLACK GRIPS, 429 MATTE BLACK GRIPS, LT.WT. FRAME, 98% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#045 WALTHER PP .32ACP C/N #757221, 1ST YEAR PRODUCTION, FINGER EXTENSION MAG, EXC. BORE, 925 HONEST WEAR, UPDATED 90 DEGREE SAFETY, 90% SKU#046 SWISS LUGER DWM 1900 GRIP SAFETY 7.65mm #4875, SWISS CROSS OVER CHAMBER, P35 1975 MARKED ON SIDE FRAME, EXC. BORE, EXC. STRAW, SOME SPOTS WHERE FINISH IS MISSING W/MINOR PITS SO 85% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#047 ENFIELD NO.2 MKI 5" BARREL .38S&W #W4363, 1943 DATE, GROOVED BLACK GRIPS, D.A. ONLY, 385 LANYARD RING, EXC. BORE, MATCHING, RSAF ENFIELD ARSENAL MARK (DI**), FTR52 REBUILD, 95% (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#048 LUGER P08 1937-S/42 #141x, 2nd VAR. BLUE SMALL PARTS, MATCHING EXCEPT MAG, NICE GRIPS, 1750 GOOD BORE, 97-98% SKU#049 WALTHER P38 "GNR" 9mm #013516E, PORTUGESE POLICE & MILITARY CONTRACT, MATCHING, 525 EXC. BORE, ARSENAL REBLUED SKU#050 STEYR MODEL 1911 9mm #3445c, CHILEAN CONTRACT, MATCHING, EXC. GRIPS, EXC. BORE, 495 EXTRACTOR LIP BROKEN, 85-90% BLUE (W/PROVENANCE) SKU051 BROWNING P35 9mm #245NX63844 WITH "RDIH" EXPERIMENTAL AUTOMATIC SAFETY & HAMMER, 795 "RDIH" SLIDE STOP, HAMMER IS EASILY PUSHED FORWARD (WHEN FULL-COCKED) TO HALF-COCK/SAFETY POSITION AND THUMB-SAFETY POPS UP, THEN WHEN THUMB-SAFETY IS DEPRESSED HAMMER POPS BACK TO FULL-COCK (VERY COOL!), EXC. BORE, 97% SKU#052 COLT POCKET NINE SERIES 90 STAINLESS 9mm #NP01255, RUBBER COMBAT-STYLE FACTORY 925 GRIPS, 3-DOT SIGHTS, ONLY MADE IN 1999, 99%+ (W/PROVENANCE) SKU#053 SMITH & WESSON MODEL SW9F 9mm #PAD8558, ONLY MFRD. 1994-1996, NEW IN BOX W/PAPERS, 459 MAG & ACCES. SKU#054 S&W MODEL 60 .38SPL. STAINLESS 2" BARREL 5-SHOT SNUBNOSE REVOLVER #R171035 WITH 695 EXC. BROWN LEATHER HOLSTER, ROUND BUTT, EXC.
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    Concealed Carry Weapons Soon after Missouri became a “Shall Issue” state, I purchased the ideal concealed carry weapon. As you’ll see, I continue to purchase the ideal concealed carry weapon. Here’s a short list of my quest for the perfect carry gun: Firearm Purchasing Rationale Glock 26 Everybody says you need a Glock. No comment regarding its attractiveness. Walther PPK I love PPKs. Had it customized with a hand checkered frontstrap, action job and dehorn. Waited three months for a Milt Sparks Versa-Max II IWB (Inside the WaistBand) holster, which is a work of art. It’s a beautiful gun and holster. 1911 Officers Model Complete custom gun, built on a Caspian titanium frame and stainless steel slide. I added a pair of beautiful double-diamond rosewood grips. Ordered another Versa-Max II holster. A really beautiful gun. S&W 642 I needed to buy a revolver for my daughter. At the time, handguns were a bit unfamiliar to her so the simplicity of the 642 was very attractive. NAA Guardian 32 A really small gun will be a great concealed carry weapon. Upgraded by the North American Arms custom shop. A really nice gun. Seecamp 32 The Seecamp is the “real thing” which was copied by NAA for their Guardian 32. The Seecamp 32 is 2.5 oz. lighter than the Guardian and I had to have one. S&W 340PD I decided I needed a light gun in a respectable defensive caliber, such as 357 Magnum. Not wanting to leave well enough alone, I added a pair Eagle Secret Service rosewood grips and had the action completely worked over.
  • P:\CMECF\Orders Pending\Donnell Order 42406.Wpd

    P:\CMECF\Orders Pending\Donnell Order 42406.Wpd

    CASE 0:05-cr-00053-MJD-RLE Document 60 Filed 04/25/06 Page 1 of 3 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA Criminal No. 05-53 (MJD/RLE) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ) ) PLAINTIFF, ) v. ) FINAL ORDER OF FORFEITURE ) CHARLES LEON DONNELL, ) ) DEFENDANT. ) WHEREAS, on November 18, 2005, this Court entered a Preliminary Order of Forfeiture forfeiting the following property to the United States pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 924(d), in conjunction with 28 U.S.C. § 2461(c): (1) Interdynamic KG-99 9mm pistol, serial number 18673, with loaded magazine; (2) Glock 17 9mm pistol, serial number GX756, with empty magazine; (3) Walther PPK/S-1 .380 ACP pistol, serial number 8432BAB, with two loaded magazines; (4) Ruger 10/22 .22 rifle, serial number 253-86810, with loaded magazine; (5) Remington .30-06 Model 6 rifle, serial number A4081768, with scope and loaded magazine; (6) Remington 870 Express Magnum 12 gauge shotgun, serial number C456221M; CASE 0:05-cr-00053-MJD-RLE Document 60 Filed 04/25/06 Page 2 of 3 (7) Marlin Model 60 semiautomatic .22 rifle, serial number 12338457; (8) Ruger Mini-14 .223 semiautomatic rifle, serial number 183-02084, with loaded 30-round magazine and folding stick; (9) Stevens Model 38B .410 gauge shotgun, no serial number; (10) Winchester Model 64 .32 WS rifle, serial number 1143514; (11) Savage Model 111 7mm Winchester Magnum rifle, serial number F886711, with scope; (12) Remington Model 1100LW .410 gauge semiautomatic shotgun, serial number N498944; (13) Walther PP 7.65mm pistol, serial number 229984P, with leather Nazi holster and two empty magazines; and (14) Forty (40) boxes of assorted live ammunition and a metal First Aid box containing gun parts and loose live ammunition.
  • Curios Or Relics List — January 1972 Through April 2018 Dear Collector

    Curios Or Relics List — January 1972 Through April 2018 Dear Collector

    Curios or Relics List — January 1972 through April 2018 Dear Collector, The Firearms and Ammunition Technology Division (FATD) is pleased to provide you with a complete list of firearms curios or relics classifications from the previous editions of the Firearms Curios or Relics (C&R) List, ATF P 5300.11, combined with those made by FATD through April 2018. Further, we hope that this electronic edition of the Firearms Curios or Relics List, ATF P 5300.11, proves useful for providing an overview of regulations applicable to licensed collectors and ammunition classified as curios or relics. Please note that ATF is no longer publishing a hard copy of the C&R List. Table of Contents Section II — Firearms classified as curios or relics, still subject to the provisions of 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44, the Gun Control Act of 1968. ............................................................................................1 Section III — Firearms removed from the provisions of the National Firearms Act and classified as curios or relics, still subject to the provisions of 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44, the Gun Control Act of 1968. .......................................................................................................................................................23 Section IIIA —Firearms manufactured in or before 1898, removed from the provisions of the National Firearms Act and classified as antique firearms not subject to the provisions of 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44, the Gun Control Act of 1968. ..............................................................................65 Section IV — NFA firearms classified as curios or relics, still subject to the provisions of 26 U.S.C. Chapter 53, the National Firearms Act, and 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44, the Gun Control Act of 1968. .......................................................................................................................................................83 Section II — Firearms classified as curios or relics, still subject to the provisions of 18 U.S.C.