German Arminius 2. It has been in my family for years. Weihrauch HW.357 Magnum Revolver review. The yoke design is shared only by Charter Arms and seems quite a. These include SIG SAUeR and Arminius. The quality of these revolvers varies drastically. I would avoid the brass-frame revolvers. Single-action revolvers use variations on the single-action theme, including the transfer bar type we will discuss at a later date. The Colt, when cocked, clicks as the cylinder is indexed. Just acquired the Titan Tiger 38 Special Revolver. The Arminius logo indicates the the manufacturer was Hermann. Mitchell Arms Titan MKII.357: Dec.

Books.google.me - Detailed photos show step-by-step disassembly of more than 60 revolvers and 130 variants Reassembly tips Guns, especially handguns, have always been a part of J.B. Wood's life; he began working as a gunsmith over 50 years ago.

Fortunately, Wood has been able to combine his mechanical talents with writing. The Gun Digest Book of Firearms Assembly/Disassembly Part II - Revolvers. Detailed photos show step-by-step disassembly of more than 60 revolvers and 130 variants Reassembly tips Guns, especially handguns, have always been a part of J.B. Wood's life; he began working as a gunsmith over 50 years ago.

Torrent Din Standards Free. Fortunately, Wood has been able to combine his mechanical talents with writing about them - which he's been doing since 1962, having more than 1,000 articles published in Gun Digest, Guns Illustrated and in most of the monthly gun magazines. In 1977-1978 he authored a two-book series for DBI Books, Troubleshooting Your Handgun and Troubleshooting Your Rifle and Shotgun. From 1979 to 1981, Wood wrote and photographed the original six-part Firearms Assembly/Disassembly series, a monumental task that turned out to be the best reference on the subject ever printed.

Because he is so well briefed on firearms in general, Wood is considered an international authority and highly regarded firearms consultant, having done mechanical design and redesign work for domestic and foreign arms makers. Currently he is a writer and firearms consultant and lives in rural Kentucky.

Hello people. This is my newest friend. I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet but I think I'm gonna like it. I'm not too familiar with this brand but I did a little horse trading, so to speak, to aquire it. I suspect it's likely not high in the price spectrum but it seems to be well made and not a bad looking gun either. Of course I would still like to put a number on it's value. I'm also very curious as to when it was manufactured.

It's a single action six. The receiver is blued differently than the rest, looks heat colored, I forget what they call that but personaly I like what it does for it. It's just under 7-1/2' from the cylinder to barrels end. If anyone can tell me more about it that would be great, or know of any link to get that info. As always, thanks for your time and please share your thoughts.

The Arminius line of guns was made by Hermann Weihrauch Co. In Germany, and imported between about 1960 and 1980. There were several U.S. Importers over the years, and changes were made in the model name and number as the importer wished. The quality is not bad, not S&W or Korth, but far above many imports of the period. Value generally runs around $250 in good condition, but there is little or no collector interest.

A Google search on Arminius and Weihrauch will turn up more info than I can give here. The company is still in business, making air guns and blank firing pistols.

Imported by F.I.E Corp. There's 3 or 4 markings stamped but my cheap camera won't focus, too small. But yes on the H. Weihrauch, German made. I'll try a pic on those markings for whoever's interested but if they dont turn out I wont bother to post'em. I tried a couple googles before I posted but didnt come up with anything good, I will try some more on that. I'm sure it's out there, just gotta find it.

Thanks for that info so far. The value you guys are quoting is right where I figured. I'm gonna to try and narrow down the year a bit closer if I can. I know sometimes it can't be done but it's nice to get it within the decade. • The Firearms Forum is on online community for all gun enthusiasts. Join us to discuss firearms of all kinds, gun accessories, legal issues and more. Membership is free and we welcome all types of shooters, whether you're a novice or a pro.

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