My WW2 collection from Poland

[Bandi1973]

more photos of my MG-34

[VolksJager]

Very awesome collection, a pleasure to look through the pics, well done

Regards
Jason

[Estland]

Very good

[norsk41elv]

Great collection, well done !

Regards
JT

[Glenn66]

Must be a lot of paperwork to own so many weapons and munitions, even if deactivated?

[Bandi1973]

in Poland on an empty ammunition does not need a permit. The weapon must have police certificates

[Scout]

Dzien dobry
Bandi1973, what a super fine collection.
Did you tell about the S&W?
I wonder about that one, as its not a S&W 'Russian' version.
Is there any story as to where it was found and who might have used it?
Thanks for posting

[Bandi1973]

Please, compare my S&W with those on page:

Smith & Wesson Model Three top-break revolvers for sale

mine was found in Russian WW1 trenches in north-east Poland.
and top barrel signs:

[Scout]

Fantastic revolver and fantastic find, Bandi.
I know of the S&W 'Russian' but thought they all had the horrible hook on the triggerguard.
Yours must be a Russian model 1 then.
Amazing, that they still used it in WW1.
If you ever want to part with that please drop me a PM.

[medalman90]

WOW! now that's what i call an arsenal! keep up the fantastic job!