FIREARMS · MILITARY & POLICE SURPLUS

Surplus Pistols & Revolvers

Surplus pistols and revolvers for sale: handguns that served a military or police force and were later sold off. German Lugers and Mauser C96s, West German police SIG P228s and P226s, Czech CZ 75s and CZ 85s, a British Webley, Belgian Hi-Powers and police revolvers. Each one is photographed individually, with its maker, date and markings stated.

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LIVE INVENTORY — ONE OF EACH
1915 to 1921 Mauser C96 Broomhandle 7.63×25 All Matching Original Finish1915 to 1921 Mauser C96 Broomhandle 7.63×25 All Matching Original Finish$1,885.00DWM Police Luger P08 9mm Unit Marked with 1933 Robert Larsen Berlin HolsterDWM Police Luger P08 9mm Unit Marked with 1933 Robert Larsen Berlin Holster$2,650.001917 Webley Mark VI Revolver .45 ACP Conversion British WWI Service Revolver1917 Webley Mark VI Revolver .45 ACP Conversion British WWI Service Revolver.45 ACP$849.001927 Czechoslovak CZ vz. 24 Pistol .380 ACP All Matching Unit Marked with Holster1927 Czechoslovak CZ vz. 24 Pistol .380 ACP All Matching Unit Marked with Holster$745.001942 Kongsberg M/1914 .45 ACP Matching with Signed Factory Archive Letter1942 Kongsberg M/1914 .45 ACP Matching with Signed Factory Archive Letter$4,950.00SIG Sauer P228 9mm 1995 German Ticino Police Crest No Import Mark BoxSIG Sauer P228 9mm 1995 German Ticino Police Crest No Import Mark Box9mm Luger$1,249.00WWI Imperial German Mauser C96 Broomhandle All Matching NS HammerWWI Imperial German Mauser C96 Broomhandle All Matching NS Hammer$3,589.00DWM P.08 Luger 9mm — 1918, Weimar Police, MatchingDWM P.08 Luger 9mm — 1918, Weimar Police, Matching$2,365.00Hi Power 9MM PARAHi Power 9MM PARA9mm Luger$979.00CZ 75 Pre-B 9×19 Czech Police Surplus Grade A Matching Numbers Mirror BoreFree ShippingCZ 75 Pre-B 9×19 Czech Police Surplus Grade A Matching Numbers Mirror Bore$569.00German P226 Stainless/Two ToneFree ShippingGerman P226 Stainless/Two Tone9mm Luger$699.00CZ 85 9×19 Czech Surplus Pistol Pre-B TransitionalFree ShippingCZ 85 9×19 Czech Surplus Pistol Pre-B Transitional9mm Luger$569.00DWM commercial Luger P08 pistolDWM commercial Luger P08 pistol$1,549.00Waffenfabrik Bern Swiss Luger 06/29 pistol chambered in .30 LugerWaffenfabrik Bern Swiss Luger 06/29 pistol chambered in .30 Luger$2,379.00DWM 1915 LP.08 Artillery Luger pistol chambered in 9x19mmDWM 1915 LP.08 Artillery Luger pistol chambered in 9x19mm9mm Luger$2,799.00SIG Sauer P228 9mm German Police Israeli IDF Surplus Grade B Mirror BoreFree ShippingSIG Sauer P228 9mm German Police Israeli IDF Surplus Grade B Mirror Bore9mm Luger Original price was: $629.00.Current price is: $569.00.SIG Sauer P228 9mm German Police Israeli IDF Surplus Grade A Mirror BoreFree ShippingSIG Sauer P228 9mm German Police Israeli IDF Surplus Grade A Mirror Bore9mm Luger Original price was: $679.00.Current price is: $629.00.Smith & Wesson Model 10-7 .38 Special Royal Hong Kong Police RHKP MarkedSmith & Wesson Model 10-7 .38 Special Royal Hong Kong Police RHKP Marked.38 Special$1,189.00Hi Power 9MM PARAHi Power 9MM PARA9mm Luger$1,029.00

By Country

Germany. The Luger P08 and the Mauser C96 served from before the First World War into the Second. West German police carried the SIG P228 and P226 from the 1980s, and many of ours came back through Israel.

Switzerland. The Swiss 06/29 Luger, and SIG P228s carried by cantonal police.

Czechoslovakia. The vz. 24 was the army pistol between the wars. The CZ 75 and CZ 85 served Czech police and army units, and the early pre-B pistols are the ones collectors look for.

Britain. The Webley Mark VI was the British service revolver of the First World War. Many were later converted to fire .45 ACP.

Elsewhere. Belgian FN Hi-Powers from police contracts, the Norwegian Kongsberg M/1914 (the Colt 1911 built under license in Norway), and police revolvers such as the Smith & Wesson Model 10s of the Royal Hong Kong Police.

What Surplus Means Here

Each pistol here was issued by a military or police force and later sold off. Some are as issued, some went through an armory refinish, and some carry replaced parts. Each listing says which, whether the numbers match, and what the bore looks like.

Further Reading

Rifles from the same armories are on our military surplus rifles page, and wartime pistols and rifles on WWII guns. Our guides cover identifying a CZ 75 pre-B and West German SIG P226 date codes.

Common Questions

How does buying a firearm online from Old Steel Arsenal work?Every firearm ships to a licensed FFL dealer of your choice. Pick your dealer at checkout and we handle the transfer paperwork and shipping. See our FFL & Shipping page for the full process.
What makes a pistol surplus?A military or police force issued it and later sold it off. Many carry unit, agency or acceptance marks, and most came into the US through an importer. Each listing states the markings it carries.
Are surplus pistols curio and relic (C&R) eligible?Pistols made more than 50 years ago generally are. Newer surplus, such as the 1980s and 1990s police SIG P228s, is not. Confirm the status of a specific pistol with your dealer before you buy.
Do surplus pistols have import marks?Most do, because they were imported after leaving service. Each listing says whether the pistol carries an import mark and where it is.
Do you buy surplus pistols?Yes. We buy single guns and whole collections. See Sell to OSA.