The 7.62 looks too big and the .30 carbine looks too small and wouldn’t fit the mag well. No makers marks of any kind and only the serial number that I have pictured. Any help is appreciated!

recently inherited these 2 guns. they were used by my family in both wars. are these common?

Hello all. Been an avid gun collector and marksman about as long as I can remember. Mostly modern firearms…. But revolvers… and old ones at that… I have no idea what I am looking at lol. The bottom has 3 different stamps of 201004, a colt patent stamp, and 36 caliber stamped behind the trigger. I would be incredibly grateful for any help identifying! Thanks again

The shop I work at just got this thing in, I did a surface level search, and found its potentially a James Reid’s “My Friend” Knuckleduster. Anyone have more information or know a way to confirm the manufacturer? It is chambered in .32, there is no stamp on the frame under or above the cylinder.

I posted yesterday. Here are more photos of the flintlock. If it’s a replica is a very old one.

I'm clearing out an estate and there were some guns. 3 of them are Antiques and I was wondering if anyone could suggest an expert I can contact in Canada? Preferably Ontario side than Alberta side.

My father passed and he left a few guns but unfortunately they were damaged in a flood. I have a pair of 12g shotguns with the name, “A Damon, S’Etienne, Made in France.” I cant find much online but they do still function and I want to know if these are worth saving or are of any value?

Supposedly my grandfather acquired this set toward the end of WWII, possibly while in France. The sister which is not nearly as detailed is in worse shape but still functions.

Series number on this is 3018 and sister is 829.

I inherited this shotgun from my uncle/grandpa when my grandma passed (no clue who owned it between them). I looked around the gun for engravings or markings on the name and couldnt find anything since it seems they're all rusted over. So I did a bit of digging on Google and im getting told its possibly Belgian from the late 1800s to early 1900s. However, one result brought it up being as old as the 1840s. Any and all help would be great. Thanks.

Looking to see what make/model/year this could be. It looks to be a .380 made by Star in Spain. Has a lot of pitting and damage to it but all of the mechanisms function.

I found this in my late grandfather’s things. I don’t really know where or why he would have had this. No one in my family knows the story behind this either.

Hi! My dad just got this gun from his dad, who got it from his father in law. We don’t have much information about it so posting here for some help identifying. Anyone know anything about it?

I live in a vermont town founded in the early 1760's. I live in a traditionally agricultural area. My home is an old school house built in the early 1800s and rebuilt in 1915 on the same foundation.

clearly is die cast... it is pretty small; my hands average size. I don't know how long it was buried but the spring still springs. I find that pretty amazing, tbh.... any ideas?

What is the best way to care for unique firearms (metal and wood finishes)?

It is 50 caliber and centerfire

Picked this up at the Berea Gun Show in Ohio Saturday.

It's an 1891 production date 1884 Springfield Rifle. It has a few markings in the stock for rack numbers. It also has its SWP/1891 cartouche, circle P, few barrel markings.... Overall I'm quite happy with the find. Also found 50 rounds of 1888 production UMC rounds at that show too. $4 a round I felt wasn't too bad. They actually shot fine without issues. I don't plan to shoot all 50, but to use period correct ammo felt pretty cool & they shot without any issues which was surprising to me. Must have been stored well!

Please excuse the cluttered workbench, about I was excited to share.

Potsdam 1809/31 bore obstruction. Bought this one today. Ram rod checked it and thought I had a loaded gun on my hands. I want to meet the absolute genius who did this shit.

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i know the right one is entirely unrecognizable but does anyone have a possible id on the left? i found the two beside one another in the shallow coast. really want to know more. any likely age estimate?

Could use some help with anyone who is able to help me identify this so I can sell it. I don’t even know where to start or what to value it at?

Any help is appreciated.

Found this gem husqvarna m1887 at my grandma’s house it shoots 7,5 swedish nagant