Interesting and Unusual Handguns You Might Find on GunBroker.com

1. Interesting and Unusual Handguns You Might Find on GunBroker.com

2. Interesting and Unusual Handguns You Might Find on GunBroker.com Whether you are looking for a handgun with an interesting history or one that has an unusual function or frame, the best place to find used guns for sale is GunBroker.com. You might find these interesting guns and more for sale or being auctioned by GunBroker.com users. The Colt Single Action Army When you think of the classic cowboy gun, you are probably thinking of the Colt Single Action Army. The SAA itself has become something of a rarity since the time of the wild west, making original models desirable by collectors or anyone who wants to feel like a cowboy. There are reproductions, such as the Ruger Vaquero, which updates the gun with a modern revolver design, but for an interesting handgun, try the original SAA. The Colt 1911 and Clones The classic 45 ACP handgun, the 1911 has been in service for more than a century. Originally designed by John Browning, the 1911 has seen upgrades and customizations rivaled by few other handguns. From the original Colt model, to those issued during World Wars, to “2011” models, there are plenty of interesting variations. The 1911 is both a piece of firearms history and a contemporary favorite. The Walther P22 If you want a fun handgun for plinking at the range, the first polymer semi-automatic 22 rim fire handgun introduced to the market is a great place to start. The Walther P22 has best-in-class

3. ergonomics and is fun to shoot targets with all day. While suppressors in movies are much more silent than their real-life counterparts, a Walther P22 Tactical FDE with a suppressor is about as quiet as a handgun will get. The Taurus Judge The most interesting piece of history about the Judge pistol is how it got its name. Originally only known by its model numbers, the 4410 and 4510, an executive at Taurus noticed that the revolver was being purchased by a large number of judges in Miami, Florida. Another interesting part of the Judge is that it fires not only 45 Colt, but also 410 shot, the smallest shotgun round available. The Chiappa Rhino Another revolver entry, the Chiappa Rhino has a distinct low bore axis. While other revolvers shoot from the top cylinder, the Rhino shoots from the bottom. The entire receiver is CNC machined from a solid block of high tensile aluminum, while internal parts are also CNC machined, all resulting in incredible fit. Unlock most revolvers, it doesn’t have a traditional hammer, but instead a cocking mechanism with an internal hammer. The Taurus Curve The Taurus Curve, true to its name, offers a unique curved frame. The 380 ACP-chambered semi-auto is thus ideal as a pocket gun, hugging your leg. While it has no traditional sights other than a pop-up chamber indicator, it does have an integrated laser and light. While not known for its reliability, it is certainly a unique addition to any collection. Browse for interesting handguns and more at https://www.gunbroker.com/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/3iZI0DR