It's a Frommer 1910 in 7.65mm Frommer, which is basically just a .32ACP with an extra crimp. Made in Hungary, predecessor to the much more successful Frommer Stop 1912, which was the official sidearm of Hungarian units of the Austro-Hungarian army in WW1.

correct....

well......
someone post something!
guns are prefered

I'm not up, but this thread is languishing!

Easy one, here we go.
http://www.imfdb.org/forum/attachmen...1&d=1266904039

Sorry for not posting anything, but I'm dealing with a bunch of shit right now and I don't really have the time or inclination to go searching for gun pics Anytime I get one, somebody else please full free to throw something up for now.

It's a pre-war Colt Woodsman Target with replaced grips. Should have checkered walnut grips that actually extend down past the frame.

Nice!
You are damn good at this.

try this one, since no one has posted

Attachment 235

get some

It looks familiar, though that may just be the Intratec 9ish looks.
Can we get a caliber or something?

9mm Parabellum

It´s a croatian Agram 2000.

damnit!
okay, post one.

Let´s see...

http://i45.tinypic.com/n4hc9t.jpg

damnit! ive seen it before on world.guns.ru
ill get back to you on that!

AHA! I CAUGHT YOU!
its the t15 safir (or t16 if its the select fire) from Turkey
in 5.56 or .223

Doesn't Turkey make a shotgun firing M16 clone?

Heres one for yahttp://www.imfdb.org/forum/attachmen...6&d=1267335331

wdf, my turn? oh well

EDIT:we didnt even get it right, its the Safir t-14 shotgun

Now yes. Last night I wasn´t inspired, that was too easy.

Edit: Hey k9870, is that a single shot revolver?

well, if you can call a single shot a revolver, then yes

Caliber?
Country?

too obvious
united states
hint:distinctive hammer that this brand uses

Ruger Hawkeye?

Ruger Hawkeye 256 Winchester Magnum, limited edition (1963-64):

http://onlinedoug.com/Ruger_Hawkeye.html

yes. wonder if there a lot of 256 around

lol, only 3 firearms were chambered with it.

FirearmFan, you´re next.

EDIT: skrew that

here ya goes

Attachment 237

lahkti l-35 finnish luger knockoff

Yep, that´s the Lahti L-35. Let´s see if you can guess this:

http://i50.tinypic.com/207ru4x.jpg

Actually, aside from some similarities in outline, the Lahti has absolutely nothing to do with the Luger. The Luger is toggle-operated, while the Lahti has a bolt.

well that was fast

i posted that last night and im checking in today at school. hmm...

you didn't blur the markings, it was quite easy.

caliber
country
and is that a rilfe or a submachine gun? or would that give it away?

Smg
Caliber: 9x19 and .45
Country: Somewhere out of Usa and Europe.

by out of usa and europe, do you mean a u.s.-europe joint gun or not from either region?

Up.

Hint: Made before WWII

Well, I'm stumped. I'm guessing South America, and probably Argentina or Brazil, but I can't find it.

so markost...u can has win?
so what do we do now?

Like hide and seek, he goes again.

It´s a HAFDASA C2 "Criolla", made in Argentina in 1938. Yes, I know, it wasn´t easy, but try with this:

http://i43.tinypic.com/2drtpie.gif

Mini smg, 9x19 and .40S&W

oh, i know what that one is. when i first saw it it reminded me of a mix between a sig 552 and a mp5k

its the FAMAE S.A.F. from chile

if im right ill go next