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6 de mar. de 2007 · Platinum Seller. Active Listings: 8990. Seller Type: FFL Dealer. Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories. Payment Methods: M/C, VISA, American Express and Discover. "Bergmann 1896 No.3 Target 6.5mm Bergman (AH6746) Description: ". Rare 7"" barrel Bergman pistol.
Details. A FINE BERGMANN 6.5MM 'NO. 2' MODEL 1896 AUTOMATIC PISTOL, NO. 229. The crowned 'U' proof marks on the left-hand side of the barrel and receiver and the Bergmann Gaggenau monogram on the right-hand side of the frame, the butt with chequered wooden grips. 4½in. barrel. With 90 original blued finish and straw colour, the bore excellent.
27 de abr. de 2015 · RARE Bergmann Model 1896 "No.3" Automatic in the 6.5mm Bergmann Cartridge. Description: The Bergmann Model 1896 was a 19th century semi-automatic pistol developed by German designer Louis Schmeisser and sold by Theodore Bergmann's company.
These early semi-auto pistols have always held an attraction to me, both from the standpoint of the development of the new mechanisms and for their truly interesting appearances. Most examples of Bergmann Model 1896 No. 3 Pistols found for sale today are either well-worn or refinished.
12 de nov. de 2013 · Of the three calibers available in the 1896 model Bergmann pistol, the 6.5mm No.3 was the most popular. Approximately 4,000 of these guns were produced, and they found a worldwide following. We have examples below of guns sold to Thailand and through the English Westley Richards company, for example. The No.3 pistol was pretty much identical in ...
Price: $5,750.00. Item Number: AH6593. Previously sold. Rare Bergman semi-auto pistol. This is the 3rd variation, made 1896-98. Barrel length is 4.5" with excellent bore. The metal has 98% beautiful factory blue. Grips are excellent. The straw parts have strong straw colors. A beautiful Bergman 1896 No.3. Top condition for any Bergman.
18 de oct. de 2021 · Kudos to Bergmann: The Model 1896 Target may have been the first semi-automatic target pistol! Far more importantly, the Bergmann Model 1896 was arguably the first commercially successful...
