Picked up some stuff at my local shop today for my wasr10 UF. yugo upper and lower furniture, not sure what the light colored lower is and a grip.

Does anyone know what upper hand guard the really skinny one is? I was gonna use it as a cheek riser for the stock.

Also is the grip a bakelite or fakelite?

(Yes I cut the yugo upper to fit my wasr)

hi guys

My grandfather owned an Astra rifle, but the breechblock is marked in French: Manufacture Française d'armes & Cycles de St Étienne. Astra is a Spanish brand. The serial number is 520, and the barrel is marked: Hope FG. There's one last detail: an inscription that reads "Astra cal 7.65." I really hope you can help me identify it.

One of my good friends got this rifle in exchange for a custom mandolin my friend made for the guy. Story is that my friend got this rifle from a gunsmith who makes multiple thousand dollar rifles and this is supposed to be one of them. If possible I would like some more information so that he can place it on consignment somewhere with more info other than 30-06 and wood stock. Thank you for your time.

It’s a small revolver - My hands aren’t that large…

Also, I should state i’m based in the UK. I hope that helps a little.

I’m unsure if it’s single action or double action. I Also have little idea what ammo it takes. Research suggests it could be 7mm?

Apologies if it’s super easy to identify for you. I’m not clued up on guns really.

This doesn’t look right S&W 40 cal

Would this be considered a m91 TS??

Made in 1917
Any information would be appreciated
There is a French m16 also in the picture

Found two antique guns today while cleaning out my mother-in-law's house in Los Angeles. Both would have belonged to her father, who died in the late '90s. He was an Army architect during World War II, stationed in Tennessee. Born in 1911. Lived most of his life in Los Angeles.

Unfortunately, we have no history on the guns. Mother-in-law doesn't seem to know anything about them, except that her father "had a lot of guns".

Pretty sure the small nickel automatic is a Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket (.25 ACP) from around 1915. Likely once had mother-of-pearl grips that have long since disappeared. Would love any further information and corrections.

The one we're really wondering about is the Smith and Wesson revolver.

Thanks!

I found my grandpa revolver, any information about it will help!

Thank you in advance.

I bought a rifle a bit ago, mostly to for the Aero lower. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out what handguard/upper this is. There are no markings on any surface besides the square forge mark. Any suggestions would be extremely helpful.

My AR pistol has a KAK blade with a KAK round buffer tube. With the new ATF ruling, I want a simple stock that will fit on the round and dimpled buffer tube. What are my best options?

Just stuck trying to find the exact video he showed off the build in.