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Dear Friends,

I found these pictures of Ottoman Empire weapons collection in a Turkish Museum from a http://www.pakguns.com/forum.php forum and found very interesting. So I thought of posting it here to share with others.

Some pictures need to be described under a title, but some pictures have self description below the weapon so don't need to be described.

Some of these weapons were Turkish manufactured, while other weapons were manufactured in different countries.

There are many pictures which cannot be posted here at the same time, so I will start to post few pictures at a time.

I hope all of you like the weapons....

1. Self Loading Pistol, German Model 1896


2. Ten Barrelled Pin Fire Pistol, German (Reform), Model 1911


3. Four Barrelled Pin Fire Pistol German (Reform), Model 1911


4. Two Barrelled Pistol, German, 20th Century


5. Pocket Pistol, French, End of 19th Century


6. Details Inside the Pictures..

hi najeeb
first pistol looks like bergman 1886 model and seventh revolver is apache designed by belgian named dolne in 7mm
why i am seing half pictures? why they are cropped on right side?

ashokgodara wrote:hi najeeb
first pistol looks like bergman 1886 model and seventh revolver is apache designed by belgian named dolne in 7mm
why i am seing half pictures? why they are cropped on right side?

Hello Ashok,

You are exactly right, it's a bergman pistol, No2/1896



Caliber: 5mm Bergmann
Bullet Weight: 35 grains
Muzzle Velocity: 580 fps (177 m/s)
Clip Capacity: 5 rounds
Overall Length: 11 in (280mm)
Barrel Length: varies, typically 3-3.5 in (75-90mm)
Weight: 36.3 oz (1.03kg)
Action: Straight blowback

Yes, seventh is Apache revolver, Dolne manufactured both 5mm and 7mm pinfire pistol

I am able to see the full picture, need to ask others, if they are also not able to see the pictures correctly.

7. Multi Barrelled Percussion Pistols

8. Bullet Casting Dies







9. Bolt Action Carbine, German (Mauser), Model 1895 Spanish



10. Revolving Pistol German (Sahi), Model 1879

Wow ! Fantastic ! Thanks so much for sharing these.

Fantastic post.

The last picture 9n t b e first set looks like the Walther PP

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great post bro thanks

supershaji wrote:Fantastic post.

The last picture 9n t b e first set looks like the Walther PP

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Thanks for your appreciation, which picture shaji

sa_ali wrote:great post bro thanks

Your welcome Ali bhai, it's my pleasure that all of you like it.

very nice

thanks friend.though hey look crude,they are the predecessor of mordern firearm.
regards
dr.jk

really cool pics najeeb_khan , relics from a bygone era

Najeeb,

That is an excellent post and thank you for sharing them here.

Thank you all ( Ganesh, Dr.Kumar, Rahul and Vikram ) for your appreciation.

I will post some more pictures.

great post najeeb...incidentally found out and read about my great grandfather maternal who fought turks in palestine in ww1