Arminius Pistol The Firearms Forum

The subject of arminius pistol the firearms forum encompasses a wide range of important elements. Arminius Revolver..... | The FirearmsForum. The Arminius revolvers were made by a West German company (back when there were two Germanys, ours and theirs) named Hermann Weirauch. People have mostly forgotten, but from the 1950's to the late 1970's, West Germany was a big producer of inexpensive pistols, largely revolvers.

Titan Tiger 38 Special Revolver - The Firearms Forum. The Arminius logo indicates the the manufacturer was Hermann Weihrauch. Another key aspect involves, weihrauch exported a number of firearms to the US, including the .357 Windicator. If your revolver is a standard swing out type it is probably the HW38 Model ( they also made a HW357 ).

Equally important, arminius HW 5T - Help - The Firearms Forum. Any idea where to find actual details about this gun? What would it even be worth? The only details I can find are at the link below, everything else I come across is really vague.

This link is the only information I could find but it for the HW 5, the not 5T though: Arminius Model HW 5 .22 LR Variant-2 Arminus.38 Special - The Firearms Forum. The Arminius .38 Spl was made by, or imported by, the F.I.E. company, long gone now.

This company was famous for cheap guns, but some of them actually were decent shooters. Several models were made in this caliber, and that affects the value, but all hover around $80 - $120 in good to very good condition. Rear Sight for Arminius HW5T - The Firearms Forum. Looking for a replacement rear leaf sight for my little Arminius HW5T and can’t find one anywhere.

Furthermore, anyone have any suggestions? Hello, I'm new to the forum and I was looking for some information from people that have a whole lot more knowledge than I do. So I recently bought an Arminius .44 (just because) without knowing anything about it. Don't ask what I paid for it because I already know now I got horribly burned.

Arminius was a trade name used by Friedrich Pickert at Arminius Waffenfabrik in Zella-Mehlis, Germany. The name was acquired by Hermann Wiehauch after WW II. The guns are double action, some have exposed hammers, others do not.

They were made in various calibers and barrel lengths, some had ejectors, and others had removeable cylinders. Old Gun resurfaces - The Firearms Forum. The "god" is Arminius, a Germanic hero who defeated a Roman army; his representation and/or name have often been used on German weapons.