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I have a table at the Antwerpen Expo on 10 February 2019 for the Militaria Beurs, see you in Hall 1?
09/02/2019

I have a table at the Antwerpen Expo on 10 February 2019 for the Militaria Beurs, see you in Hall 1?

Location of BBCFM - Museum and Gun Sales in the background (tucked away in the trees), our horse in the foreground.
26/12/2018

Location of BBCFM - Museum and Gun Sales in the background (tucked away in the trees), our horse in the foreground.

Christmas wishes to all
26/12/2018

Christmas wishes to all

Christmas dawn from Heuvelland
26/12/2018

Christmas dawn from Heuvelland

Dawn on Christmas day here in Belgium
25/12/2018

Dawn on Christmas day here in Belgium

.455 S&W MkI Hand Ejector. AKA The Triple LockThis is a very rare and important piece of history from WW1. In 1915 Brita...
06/12/2018

.455 S&W MkI Hand Ejector. AKA The Triple Lock

This is a very rare and important piece of history from WW1. In 1915 Britain was desperately short of handguns and so turned to the USA to purchase handguns.

S&W made a deal to convert 5000 MkI Hand Ejectors from .44 Special to the British calibre of .455. After the contract was fulfilled more were made for the private purchase for Officers these were extremely high quality revolvers, over-engineered for the mud of Flanders.

The revolver on sale here is one of the very few revolvers built for private purchase.

For more information on the hand ejector look on our website, see link: http://classicfi****ms.be/smith%20and%20wesson%20hand%20ejector.html

If you are interested in buying this revolver please click on the link:
http://classicfi****ms.be/smith%20%26%20wesson%20pistols%20for%20sale.html

For Sale - Cogswell & Harrison Model Avant Tout 16 Bore shotgun, see link:http://classicfi****ms.be/shotguns%20for%20sal...
03/12/2018

For Sale - Cogswell & Harrison Model Avant Tout 16 Bore shotgun, see link:
http://classicfi****ms.be/shotguns%20for%20sale.html

Cogswell & Harrison was established in May 1770 and is London’s oldest surviving gun maker.
An interesting pre-war, Cogswell and Harrison 16 Bore Boxlock ejector made in 1937. This is an opportunity to shoot with a 91 year old classic British shotgun, if only it could talk!

Can you spot the differences between a military and commercial Model 1892?  We think we have found most of them - can yo...
01/12/2018

Can you spot the differences between a military and commercial Model 1892? We think we have found most of them - can you see any more?

For Sale - SMLE Gr***de Discharger No. 1 Mk. 1In August 1917 the No. 23 Mills gr***de was modified to be able to have a ...
30/11/2018

For Sale - SMLE Gr***de Discharger No. 1 Mk. 1

In August 1917 the No. 23 Mills gr***de was modified to be able to have a plate screwed into its base plug. With the addition of the plate the gr***de had its designation changed to the No. 36 Mk 1. A new type of Gr***de Discharger was also introduced, the No. 1 Mk 1, to be used together with the No. 36 Mills Gr***de. These remained in service until June 1921.
Prior to the introduction of the Gr***de Discharger No. 1 Mk 1 the No. 23 was used with a rod screwed into the base plug. There were two different lengths of rod for different distances, the shorter rod giving a maximum range of 95 yards. The problem with using a longer rod was that it increased the pressure, risking blowing up the rifle and the rods were very destructive to the rifling. The new design could propel the No. 36 gr***de between 80 and 200 yards by adjusting the gas port, importantly without incurring any damage to the rifle. Post WW1 rifles used only for gr***de discharging often had the fore-wood bound with copper wire. All rifle gr***des in British service used blank cartridges, these were sometimes made in the field by removing the bullet from a live cartridge and sealing the opening with candle wax.
The Gr***de was always fired at a 45 degree angle with the heel of the butt into the ground. The recoil was said to be 3 times that of a normal cartridge.
Both the No. 23 and No. 36 Gr***des could be used without the rod or base plate as normal hand thrown gr***des, the only difference was the installation of a 7 second fuze instead of 5 seconds.
For reference a photo of the Cup No. 23 rifle Gr***de Discharger No. 1 Mk 1 with a No. 23 gr***de inserted.
For reference a photo showing the two different lengths of rod connected to the No. 23 Gr***de. These are on display in our museum.
For further information see link: https://classicfi****ms.be/books%20for%20sale.html #!/militaria/products/militaria

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