The big issue is going to be paying for the guns "back then".
Be sure to take along your supply of gold or silver. Paper and coin money will look wrong and have those "future" mint-dates on them.
I could simplify this by saying when it comes to Colts and S&W's, I'll take
one of each!
- Baby Browning .25ACP
- Colt 1862 Police (several, different barrel lengths)
- Colt 1862 .44 Cal (different barrel lengths)
- Colt Courier - one each in .22LR and .32
- Colt Viper (essentially an aluminum framed Police Positive Special)
- Colt Woodsman
- Colt 1917 .45 ACP
- Colt SAA .45
- Colt Python (early model)
- Colt "Combat Python" with 3" barrel
- Colt Shooting Master (in .357, very rare)
- Colt Commando (several types)
- Colt 1911 - model of 1918
- Colt 1911 - pre-war Blue and Nickel versions
- Colt 1911A1 - One of each WW-II Mfr, three from Colt.
- Colt ACE conversion kits (a crate of 'em!)
- Remington 1878
- Remington 51 .380 (Preferably Patton's)
- Mauser C-96 9mm
- Mauser C-96 Chinese .45 ACP
- P.08 Luger - Both Naval and Artillery models
- P.08 1928 "American" Luger
- S&W .38/44 Outdoorsman
- S&W .32-20
- S&W 1917 .45 ACP
- S&W Model 39 in 7.63 Luger
- S&W Model 39-2 Early model
- S&W Model 41 complete w/muzzle brake
- S&W Model 10 Pencil Barrel 4"
- S&W Model 12 Airweight .38 4" blue
- S&W Model 17 & 18 .22 LR
- S&W Model 27 - 3.5" and 5" blue
- S&W Model 58 - S-prefix serial numbers
- S&W Model 16 - 4" and 6" in .32 Mag
- S&W Model 632 - 2" and 4" .32 Mag
- S&W Model 61 Escort
- S&W Model 696 .44 Special
- S&W Model 49 Bodyguard, blue
- S&W Model 40 Centennial blue (grip safety)
- Walther P-38 Early production
- Gyrojet 13mm
- HK4 pistol set (.22, .25, .32, .380)
- Beretta M1931 .32 ACP Commerical Model
- Webley .38/200 4"
- Webley Mk IV .455
- Webley Bulldog .450