more specifically the galesi brescia .25
your turn

Im out of pics right now, first to post a pic gets it.

http://i.imgur.com/rXWkU.jpg

Whited out the markings and manufacturer logo.

Norinco NP-17

Make and model please.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45...curerifle6.jpg

Full name please.

Martini henry mk1 .577-450

Martini-Henry is correct!

Wow, I thought for sure that would be a Turkish Peabody-Martini 1874. I'm dissapointed!

They are identical Nyles, Save for the stock plate. We owe the Peabody rifle to the Brits BTW. They refused to sell enfields to us Turks. So we asked Mr Peabody of Rhode Island to produce Martini-Henry rifles for us. And If I'm not mistaken, without a proper license.
I would have loved to see Mr Peabody's face when he received the order for an entire Ottoman Army. About 600.000 rifles.

These rifles surface here every now and then.:)

Well, Peabody didn't have the liscence to produce Martini rifles, but Mr. Martini was already infringing Peabody's patent - a Martini is just a Peabody with an internal lock. Switzerland never used to recognize foreign patents, and from what I understand the whole affair is what changed that.

So.. Shall we continue?

Mr K9870's turn.

someone else can have it i got nothin

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45...curerifle7.jpg

This rifle may have more than one make/model name.

Extra points to those who can identify the scope.

Rifle, .303 Pattern 1914 with Winchester A5.

Once again, I pass.

I've got one.

I need a hint Nyles. I've got nothing.

Same here. I've already browsed through more ugly late 19th century/early 20th century European revolvers that any man should have to see.

I've seen every revolver with octagon barrel and checkered grip with lanyard ring.

Is it a Harrington & Richardson

Nope.
It looks like a Beaumont-Adams.

Tranter Model 1878?

You're good my friend.

I took your lead and went from there.

If you got one, go ahead.

Well...I've got one and it is not your everyday rifle.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45...rerifle9-1.jpg

I recognize about half these guns, including the rifle above, but I cannot for the life of me remember what they are. Damn my horrible memory!

About the Tranter Model 1878 Revolver.

It appears this model was specifically designed and produced for British officers in 1878 to be used during Boer war.

Here's a link to a nice example for sale with detail pictures:

http://www.bidorbuy.co.za/item/27676...T_ONLY_R1.html

Friedlein schuetzen rifle

Nope. And when you google "Friedlein schuetzen rifle" you see a bunch of oktoberfest pictures. :D

Gentlemen. Please google your answers before you post.

Sorry...i like to use real books and the pics in books arnt always HD quality...i thought google was a cheat?

Is it some kind of falling block action with double set triggers?...Like some sort of German Buchel-Meister Schuetzen Rifle? Well either way i think it is Germen and it is a Schuetzen style target rifle most likely in a 8.15x46R.

I consider the internet as another source. Books being my number 1 source.

what about the answer? is it on the right track?

Here's a hint instead.

"Es ist ein deutscher Gewehr"

I already said it was a German rifle...maybe a C.A. Fischer & Sohn...or maybe German System Aydt Single Shot Schuetzen Rifle.

Your turn. And I just saw that you "edited" your message.

I meant this one.

I just like to research and guess...i dont know how to post pictures

How can you NOT use the internet for this?

Well...before the internet, people use to put information down on paper...and then they organized it by putting those pages in things called books...so really old guns and gun designs are features in these so called books.