Despite looking a bit like the Walther PPK or the Makarov the Polish Radom Model P-64 is a unique design. This double-action/single-action blowback compact pistol is chambered for the 9×18 Makarov cartridge and is a lot…
The Smith & Wesson Safety Hammerless “New Departure” revolver was made as a short range self-defense handgun that could be safely carried in a jacket or vest pocket. It featured a fully shrouded hammer and a…
The first Beardmore London Taxicab earned for itself the title of “the Rolls Royce of taxicabs”. This began a proud tradition of quality for the Beardmore taxi models that followed it. Fast Facts Beardmore were located…
The BRNO ZP series of side-by-side shotguns are among the most underrated guns the world has seen. True sidelocks with forged chopper lump barrels with a third bite in the concealed Purdey style these guns were…
Tranter revolvers and revolving carbines were among Britain’s most highly respected both for quality of manufacture and innovative design. The first model Tranter featured a unique twin trigger system to enable either single-action or double-action fire….
The Webley Jurek automatic pistol represents Webley & Scott’s last effort to create a handgun with a view to it being accepted by the British Military. The design was done by Dr. Marian Jurek during the…