Colt R0633

Often referred to as the DOE 9mm, this curious little firearm was supposedly a contract order from the Department of Energy. The Colt R0633 uses a 7″ long barrel with a unique front sight post. There were different configurations of the DOE 9mm, but this is probably the most recognized example. Some sources believe only 250 of these uppers were produced as a prototype run which increased their value once they were dumped on the civilian market. A different company, Liemohn Manufacturing, produced a clone upper that was substantially cheaper than the Colt but with modern improvements. The owner/seller of this example built it as a pistol, whereas the original R0633′s were submachine guns that would fall under the SBR category.

WOW! Look at polish job!!!!

WOW! Look at polish job!!!!

I want one!   

Another one 

Ooh! I want one!

I recently got a couple that were on my “fantasy firearm list”, so will be a while to recharge the $$$ 😩

FNH FS2000

The civilian semi-automatic version of the F2000, the FS2000 is mostly comprised of high impact polymer throughout its construction. The FS2000 ejects its spent casings from the front right-hand side near the muzzle. You can see the ejection port cover in the photo; the flattened squared off area just under the end of the optic housing cover. FNH has discontinued the FS2000 from the civilian market but the F2000 remains available for law enforcement and military buyers.

Remington 1875 - .44-40

 

Had a stainless MKIII like that. Never should have sold it.