Pistol 12 Gauge Bullets

Federal's Top Gun line of shotshells are an ideal target load for sporting clays, trap, and skeet. 

Improve your scores at the range with lots of practice this year with Federal's economical line of shells. Federal Ammunition, owned by ATK, was started in 1922 in Anoka, Minnesota and has since its founding built a reputation for quality that can be counted on.

Pistol 12 Gauge Bullets

Pistol 12 Gauge

TsKIB SOO, a subsidiary of the well known Russian firm KBP Instrument Design Bureau, decided to try removing the stock from their MTs-255 Tactical Revolver Shotgun and cutting the barrel down to 7.87". The result is the OTs-62 12 Gauge "Service Revolver Shotgun".

It was designed for law enforcement and special forces to use with 12 gauge less-lethal rounds, of which its giant cylinder holds five. Unloaded it weighs 5.5 lbs!

I exhausted all my Russian industry contacts trying to find high-resolution photos of this monstrosity, but to no avail. Nobody has seen this revolver. I suspect nobody ever will.

Pistol 12 Gauge

Pistol 16mm Bullets

Aluminum replica of the largest commercially produced Big-Bang®, the cast iron 16F Siege Field Gun. Manufactured from 1917 to 1935, this is the model displayed in our 1920 Tin Trade Sign.

Made of all aluminum from the original 1917 patterns and dies. Breech loading. Ammunition storage in rear powder box

Pistol 16mm Bullets

Pistol 16mm

Lees Precision Engineering Superlight 128mm Carbon Fibre Suppressors are now on offer until 25/10/2010

Standard foam filled versions have been reduced to £50 from £60

'Export' versions have been reduced to £45 from £56

14mm CW, 14mm CCW and 16mm CW (Mk23 & KSC/KWA USP Tactical) thread types available.

Pistol 16mm

Pistol 15mm

Bird Bangers (15MM) Pistol: Made in Germany. A hand held pistol launcher for firing various 15mm pest control rounds. High quality and reliable. 

Pistol 15mm

Pistol 14mm

The standard SIG-Sauer 14mm pistol, a large handgun with an ammunition capacity of 6 rounds likely designed for long-range pistol hunting or target shooting. It was imported to the United States from the European Commonwealth before the Great War.[1] They were decently common early on in the survivor era, but the number of working units has swiftly declined since 2241

Pistol 14mm

Pistol 10mm Bullets

Introduced in 1983 using the ill-fated Bren Ten pistol the 10mm Auto was developed by Jeff Cooper and originally produced by ammunition manufacturer FFV Norma AB of Åmotfors, Sweden.  The 10mm Auto (10x25mm) is a cartridge for semi-automatic pistols and was selected by the FBI for use in the field.  The 10mm Auto recoil proved too powerful for many FBI employees and the pistols that chambered it proved too large for some small-handed individuals. These issues led to the creation and eventual adoption by the FBI of a shortened version of the 10mm, known as the .40 Smith & Wesson, derisively known as .40 "Short & Weak" by 10mm aficionados. Although famous for its accuracy and stopping power, scarcity and high prices have made the 10mm a niche cartridge with a small but enthusiastic group of supporters.

Pistol 10mm Bullets

Pistol 10mm

The Megastar is a large, all-steel, selective double-action, double-column automatic pistol, designed specifically to accept both .45 ACP and 10 mm Norma Auto cartridges. The Megastar is also known as the Model 50, but it was sold almost entirely under the Megastar brand name throughtout the world. The slide is, in my experience, invariably marked "Megastar" plus the caliber in large letters on the right side.

Pistol 10mm

Pistol 8mm Bullets

The Japanese used three different rounds in their principal service handguns, all of them uniquely Japanese: 8mm Nambu, 9mm revolver and 7mm Nambu. There is information about these calibers in Cartridges of the World, Revised 5th Edition by Frank C. Barnes, editor (DBI Books, Northbrook, Illinois, 1985) on pages 173 (7mm Nambu) and 182 (8mm Nambu). Oddly, the book does not include 9mm Japanese revolver, though almost ten times as many guns were made for it as the 7mm Nambu cartridge. The Japanese made several other foreign calibres, especially .32 ACP. These were principally for pistols privately purchased by officers, although a few Japanese-made guns were also chambered for rounds like .25 ACP or .32 ACP.

            In the photo above, the cartridge on the left is a 7mm Nambu for the Baby. The bottle-necked cartridge to the right of that is an 8mm Nambu for the Type 14, Type 94, Papa, Grandpa and a few others. Second from the right is a 9mm Japanese revolver (for the Type 26). The one on the far right with the red band is a Japanese-made .32 ACP, mostly used in imported pistols but also in some domestic ones like the Hamada.

Pistol 8mm Bullets

Pistol 8mm

Beretta Jetfire 950 8mm semi automatic blank firing pistol replica. Our Model 950 is a small-framed single action semi-automatic pistol. This all metal construction replica gun features multiple high quality finishes and a light weight small frame construction. Great as a Movie Prop, stage prop, collecting and just fun. Comes with a Magazine. Caliber, 8 MM blanks. Length 4.75”, Weighs 15 ozs. Fires 7 Rounds: Beretta Jetfire 950 8mm semi automatic blank firing pistol Replica.

Pistol 8mm