What is the oldest firearm you own.....??

[FrogMan]

The oldest firearm I shoot with any regularity is this Colt M1911 pistol. From the serial number, it was made in 1913. The finish and plastic grips indicates it was re-done at some point - which is probably the only reason I could afford it. I shot it in a local combat match about a week ago and it served well.
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Nice I love old colts

1918 DWM P-08. My grandfather took it from a German Major who didn't need it anymore.

1913 45long colt new service 6 shot and a 7inch barrel da/sa

common guys give us some pics to drool over

 

[chevy4x4]

I've got a winchester model 94 in .32ws. it was made in 1901. It has a half octogon half round barrel. I hunt with it every year. took a hog again this year with it.

 

[old fogie]

Springfield Trapdoor, manufactured 1889.

 

[Byte Stryke]

just bought an WN stamped M95 dated 1918 I've not fired it yet though.
I have my grandfathers H&R .22 special dated 1942. I have fired, cleaned and then boxed in display

 

[bjordaninatl]

1935 Czech VZ24 sporteried to 30-06, extremely accurate deer rifle

 

[TrentA]

Orbea brothers .455 Webley revolver, made for the Brits during WWI (1917ish)

 

[Bo-Time]

Got my grandpas single shot 12 gauge and single shot bolt .22 no date or serial numbers on them though. My favorite though is my m96 swede orbendorf dated 1900. Shoots extremely sweet and doesn't kick like my mosins. Oh and pistol would be a 1931 nagant revolver shoot it also.

 

[Hayata]

101 year old DWM Luger in 9mm.

Not a collector, but a good shooter...

Thanks Soviet!

 

[GaTechCCW]

1929 Hex 91/30. All matching serials (except bayonet).

 

[jwc0305]

1931 L.B.Smith 12ga sxs