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www.minipinfire.com Home Berloque Xhythos www.minipinfire.com News & Facts Weapon Collectors Weapon collectors are represented in every social class. It is collected, what it’s worth, and often hidden treasures among them. What is collected? Popular with collectors are old weapons, minipinfire guns, revolvers, airplanes and tanks. The weapons are often found at auctions, but there are also special sites on the Internet, which is traded with collectors weapons. These weapons are sometimes not very valuable. Weapons from the Second World War are still quite common. But the rarer a revolver pistol, rifle or minipinfire the more you can get it at auction. Attics or basements are still detected, the most interesting treasures. Often the owner does not know what treasures lie dormant under its umbrella. The Fall Dehringer from 1875 is worth € 1000, for example, for a Spanish sword bells, from the 17th Century you pay 2500 €, a Wheel-lock pistol from France in 1630 is worth 10 000 euros. How do collectors get their weapons? Flea markets are popular, there to make a bargain or two, but also on ebay often you get offered a collector’s item. Usually the right resources are unknown. The owners do not know what it offers as for sale. On ebay and at flea markets plunge on plagiarism. These are newer weapons that are modeled after the original. Although this might have for the collector value of an individual, but is real can be achieved on any auction that a good price. Who wants to determine the value of a weapon, there must be contact at auction houses or other weapons experts. Katana - Samurai Swords The market for Asian swords is mainly dominated by Japanese Katanas. Only a few manufacturers also produce Chinese or Southeast Asian blades. For the overall market, however, plays only a minor role. A katana sword is a sword that is too long Asian "samurai sword" called. As the name suggests, these swords were mainly from the Japanese warriors and nobles worn and look back on a glorious history. Today, the katana sword is used mainly for decorative purposes, and film and television. Occasionally also held are exhibition matches. Here are a few important criteria to be explained, for the purchase of a Katana or a samurai sword is essential: Folded Blade The steel is used in forging a sword basically only for one purpose, folded steel raises the carbon content of the metal on the whole sword. This in turn is a prerequisite for the katana in combat does not jump. Importantly, the positions and not, as many people think that the fold. For example, a three times folded sword has eight layers high because 2 3 = 8 Hardness The value of hardness is usually expressed in HRC (Rockwell). A good samurai sword should have a blade about 60 HRC and a blade back to 40 HRC. Professional swords made of hardness cost between 500 and 1000 EUR. Material, real katana swords and knives in general are forged from steel. If you put on good quality, you make sure that your sword is forged from 1095 carbon steel. The blade tip says nothing about the essential quality of a sword, unless it is forged very bad. This is evident in the small "Metallfuzel" which protrude at the top. Such swords should not buy better. The harder tips include: Maru, Kobuse, Honsanmai, and Shihozume Makuri, however, this is a matter of taste of the gun-buyer. Weight Katana swords for normally weigh 600 grams to 1 kilogram. The lighter are usually slightly sharper, but also fragile and especially susceptible to all types of damage. Handle material and workmanship Always make sure that when you buy your katana sword that the handle is wrapped with leather straps. All other types of attacks are usually a sign of poor workmanship. Leather is still high and expensive to process. A beautifully crafted leather hand grip evidence almost always of high quality. For decorative purposes but also sometimes made swords with bamboo handles. Blunt edge An essential role in the selection of an Asian sword or swords in general plays the percussion edge. The blunt edge attaches heavier specimens are usually about 4 mm and 2 mm for light. It should be noted that a narrow Blunt edge For exhibition matches less suitable. In addition, ground blade fall with an impact of less than 1.5 and 1mm Did Put under the arms. One must be very careful because these items are no longer part of the free arms. Welcome back to Minipinfire.com Here you can find the smallest Revolvers and Pistols in the World The size of a Coin! Cal 2mm! Soon; New Stock Ammo Pistols Revolvers Knives Miniature weapons The Berloque single shot pistol and the Xythos six shot revolver are among the smallest working guns in the word. These guns shoot 2mm pinfire ammo. This could be blanks and live ammo where the live ammo is often self made (blanks get loaded with self made bullets) No live ammo is ever made official, and the guns are not made to shoot live ammo but sold as Signal/Flare guns often combined with flares and flare adapter. Still they can shoot live ammo but i don’t recommend to do so! The barrel wil wear out fast as the bullets go through it, and your collecters item will become worthless. These guns are made in Austria, The Xhytos by Andres & Dworsky and the Berloque by Gerhard Gobharter. Watchmakers from orgin, used their high tech workshops to create these High detailed Minipinfire guns. The Smallest Revolver And Pistol Handguns In The World The Xythos Minipinfire Revolver is the smallest revolver in the world! The gun is from watchmakers hands and has very high detailed precision parts. The Berloque Minipinfire Pistol is the smallest minipinfire pistol in the world with only 1.6 inches long its called the smallest in the world this minipinfire pistol comes with a loud "Bang" ! These minipinfire revolvers are very sought after these days But still they appear sometimes on firearms auctions and online auctions. you wil find out there are two main sorts; Minipinfire guns with an straight barrel (can shoot live ammo) and Minipinfire guns with an hole in the side of the barrel (only for blank firing) The ammo used for both sorts minipinfire guns is cal 2mm The smal brass 2mm minipinfire ammo gives a very loud bang and it is advised to use only outdoors! The ammo for these minipinfire guns is becoming rare too and i advise to buy when you can, because someday they stop production! Copyright © VrolijkOmeter 2014. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer. Designed by RDW . Report This...