Calibre: .45 ACP
Description PMC 185 grain JHP ammo. You can just see the bullet past the muzzle flash. The slide is just staring to come back, and the hammer is just starting to cock.
Courtesy of Darron R. Birgenheier (darronb@northnet.org)
Description: Beretta's first military automatic pistol was accepted by the Italian Army as the standard service pistol in 1915. This pistol was improved through a number of models, culminating in the M1934. The M1934 is a simple, robust and reliable pistol, that exhibits a high standard of manufacture and finish. It's only drawback could be said to be it's low power calibre.
Country of Origin: Italy
Manufacturer: Beretta
Calibre: 9mm Corto (.380 auto)
Length: 6.00in (152mm)
Weight (unloaded): 1lb 7.5oz (0.66kg)
Barrel: 3.75in (94mm), 4 groove right hand twist
Magazine: 7 round detachable box
Muzzle velocity: approx. 825fps (251mps)
Country of Origin: United States of America (USA)
Caliber: .22 LR (Long Rifle)
Operation: Semi-Automatic, Double Action/Single Action
Capacity: 7+1
.22LR semi-auto with tilt up barrel.
Type: Single-action short-recoil operated autoloader
Caliber: 9mm
Capacity:13+1
Barrel: 5"
Length: 7.8"
Weight: 32 ounces
Sights: Fixed blade in front; rear sights vary by model and year of manufacture
Finish: Over the years, the available finishes have included matte blue, gloss blue, nickel,
parkerized, and stainless steel.
The Browning P-35, or "Hi-Power" as it is usually known in the US, has been the standard military sidearm for more than fifty different nations since its introduction. The design is similar to John Browning's earlier masterpiece, the Colt model 1911, but features some simplifications to the breech locking mechanism and does not incorporate a grip safety.
Courtesy of Lee C. Jacobs (LJacobs@Calvin.HSC.Colorado.EDU)
Description: B&W Handgun Clip Art
Country of Origin: U.S.A./Italy/Austria/Switzerland/Germany/Israel
Manufacturer: Colt/Beretta/Glock/Sig-Sauer/Walther/IMI
Caliber: 9mm Parabellum/.45 ACP/.45 Colt/.380 Auto(7.65mm)
Feed: m
Modes of Fire: state
Cyclic Rate: state the maximum (cyclic) rate of fire of the firearm
in Rounds Per Minute (RPM)
Mechanism:
Safety:
Sights: variable
Length: variable
Width: variable
Weight: variable
Barrel: variable
Barrel Length: variable
Stock: state the type and material used in the stock
Finish: this picture is in B&W clipart form
Grips: variable
This is a .GIF clip art document featuring some of the world's current handguns. With the possible excepter of the Colt Six-Shooter, which was a western favorite. The handgun shown here are (clockwise from left): S&W 9mm auto, Beretta M9, Glock 17, Colt Six-Shooter, Colt M1911A1, Colt M1911A1 Commander, Sig-Sauer P-226, Sig-Sauer P-228, Walther PPK, and (my rough draft) a IMI Mini-Desert Eagle 9mm.
Image provided by Ronaldo Martinez (rcm007@nsccux.sccd.ctc.edu)
Information provided by Ronaldo Martinez (rcm007@nsccux.sccd.ctc.edu)
Information modified 4/16/97 by Ronaldo Martinez (rcm007@nsccux.sccd.ctc.edu)
Fine Pistols by Israeli Military Industries
A compact 9mm with a 15+1 capacity!
Description: .22lr semi automatic blowback with custom 350mm Shilen barrel for IHMSA unlimited competition.
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: High Standard (Original, not Mitchell or new High Standard)
Caliber: .22lr
Feed: Semi-automatic, blowback operation
Sights: Standard Thompson Contender front sight, Standard HS rear.
Has been drilled and tapped to accept a standard TC scope mount bar.
Sight Radius: 400mm (approx)
Weight: 1.9Kg
Barrel: Shilen Chrome Moly .22lr barrel with 1 in 16 twist
Length of Barrel: 350mm
Grips: Standard
Finish: Frame and slide are standard, barrel is polished chrome moly.
Info: Barrel was purchased as a 1.25" x 14" blank from Brownell's. Barrel
machined down to .9" to fit HS frame. Chambered with standard reamer from
Brownell's. Locating stud machined and attached to barrel, and drilled and
tapped for front sights and scope bar. Scope sits on the barrel just
forward of the slide.
Bakail Makarov chambered in 9mm Makarov.
Calibre: .22 Long Rifle
Description: Tac Star T2000 daylight laser mounted under the barrel. A time exposure, showing a full magazine fired and the resulting "dance" of the laser beam and the tiny muzzle flash.
Image courtesy of Darron R. Birgenheier (darronb@northnet.org)
Note that the HP22 as shipped does not have a square black gap as shown in two of the images, but rather a second manual safety -- specifically, a thumb operated magazine interlock safety which slides up and down. The owner of this firearm was temporarily removed during the period when these pictures was taken. This is not a recommended procedure and should only be performed during servicing of the gun by a qualified gunsmith.
Springfield 1911-A1 blued racegun .45 w/Bo-Mar sights.
Image File Size (right image): 196 kilobytes
Calibre: 9mm Corto
Image provided by Richard J. Ertl.
A M1911 pattern pistol manufactured by Star Bonifacio Echeverria of Spain. The Star Super has a quick-takedown lever and a loaded chamber indicator
Calibre: 9mm Corto
Image provided by Richard J. Ertl.
A M1911 pattern pistol manufactured by Star Bonifacio Echeverria of Spain. The best little .380 I've ever held in my hand.
An 9mm Taurus handgun showing the action working.
by Brian (ashe@slip.net)
A compact .22 LR handgun manufactured by Taurus, Inc.
Courtesy of Bastiaan Martens (bmartens@earthlight.co.nz).
