THe FB Radom is a 9mm it was used by Nazi Germany durring WWII. The Radom was carried as a secondary wepon. The primary weapon was the Schmizer MP 40 9mm submachine gun. Which I am trying to find a picture of.

The German Luger 9mm was carried by the Nazis durring WWII. Was built in 1938. It is nickle plated and has all matching Serial # including the clip. This pistol is nice to look at but isn't much to shoot. I personally can't hit the broad side of a large building with it. I think it has something to do with the way the action works, extracting shells through the top then it could just be me.

This WWII Swedish 9mm (the actual name escapes me) was made by Huskavarna. It shoots very good.

This East German Macarov is in 9X18 caliber It was used by east German police untill the Quote, Fall of Comunism Un Quote. The pistol is double action which means onece it is loaded you don't have to pull back the hammer to fire it all you have to do is pull the trigger. It shoots very very good.

The Ruger Mark II Target Pistol is .22 caliber. It is a very accurate pistol

This Ruger 41 Magnum is a personal favorite. It is very accurate at ranges up to 150 yards, provided you have steady enough hands to hit your target.

Ruger 357 Magnum. Lots of stopping power here. If you want to practice shooting comfortably try shooting 38 spl. bullets in the 357 because they dont kick as much cost less and won't harm your pistol.

Smith and Wesson 45 revolver shoots 45 Colt or 45 ACP cartridges. It was Used by South and Central American Police.

Smith and Wesson 38 special. A little less knock down power than the 357, but this little pistol will get the job done. The difference between the 38 special and the 357 mag is the length of the cartridge. The 357 is a little longer and to the untrained eye may be mistaken for a 38 spl.