One Polish handgun you all seem to have forgotten about
One Polish handgun you all seem to have forgotten about
You all talk about the p64, p83, Wist, MAG95, MAG98, Radom Vis, TT, but you all seem to forget about one more Polish handgun.. The Gward revolver in.38 special
Re: One Polish handgun you all seem to have forgotten about
Looks like they only made 525 of them.
http://securityarms.com/20010315/galler ... 0/3068.htm
It seemed ill advised to embark on a revolver design in the age of autos IMO.
http://securityarms.com/20010315/galler ... 0/3068.htm
It seemed ill advised to embark on a revolver design in the age of autos IMO.
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Re: One Polish handgun you all seem to have forgotten about
Not so. Once in a while it will come up in discussion. General spoken as good guns but ugly as all anything. They aren't as available as the ones you've listed so not as much discussion.thewanad wrote:You all talk about the p64, p83, Wist, MAG95, MAG98, Radom Vis, TT, but you all seem to forget about one more Polish handgun.. The Gward revolver in.38 special
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Re: One Polish handgun you all seem to have forgotten about
Well actually more have been made. Some sources say that it was around 1800-2000. Actually a shop in Warsaw (a gunsmithing company actually) had pretty large numbers of it last summer, bought from the manufacturer Wifama which I guess still had some leftovers for some reason
Re: One Polish handgun you all seem to have forgotten about
Hmmmmm....looks like the lovechild of a Nagant M1895 and an S&W model 10.