Borchardt w/o reserve on Gunbroker

alvin · 10-16-2009, 07:36 AM

Quite a few Borchardts survived. Probably because it's a commercial gun. The hard part is finding an appropriate one -- shape and cost in consideration.

Now is hard time for me as well. I will try to focus on Mauser Pocket. Common variations are much more affordable, $200-$800, no Nazi stamp please, I cannot pay extra $1k for a stamp. Next target is a regular 1910, then, a sidelatch, then, I don't know..... it's super hard to find an appropriate humpback (only see an expansive one on collectorsfirearms.net, and another crazy one on GB so far)

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10-16-2009, 07:36 AM	#26
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Quite a few Borchardts survived. Probably because it's a commercial gun. The hard part is finding an appropriate one -- shape and cost in consideration. Now is hard time for me as well. I will try to focus on Mauser Pocket. Common variations are much more affordable, $200-$800, no Nazi stamp please, I cannot pay extra $1k for a stamp. Next target is a regular 1910, then, a sidelatch, then, I don't know..... it's super hard to find an appropriate humpback (only see an expansive one on collectorsfirearms.net, and another crazy one on GB so far)