As of my last update in October 2023, New England Firearms (NEF) does not produce handguns. The company, known primarily for its single-shot rifles and shotguns, was acquired by the Freedom Group, which later became part of Vista Outdoor. NEF's focus has been on long guns rather than handguns. For the most current product offerings, it's best to check directly with Vista Outdoor or NEF's official website.
Yes, they do.
Not very high dollar firearms, but not junk either. Basic, utility grade handguns. They DID make some very nice target rifles at one time.
Yes, Winchester did produce handguns, although they are primarily known for their rifles and shotguns. The company manufactured a few models of revolvers and semi-automatic pistols in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, notably the Winchester 1910 and 1911 auto pistols. However, these handguns were not as prominent or successful as their long gun offerings and are less commonly recognized in the firearms community today.
No
Units who want to make a display of them are able to, with approval, but individual soldiers cannot do this. In Iraq, NOTHING could be brought back as a war souvenir - not firearms, not flags, nothing. Firearms, definitely not. IIRC, a soldier in the Minnesota National Guard tried bringing back two AKs. He was caught, and sentenced to ten years in federal prison.
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Inexpensive
Well, you must have a license for handguns first off. If that is good, then I think it might be okay... but to make sure, I'd suggest seeing: http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/
Marlin doesn't manufacture handguns.
They did not make firearms. They contracted with makers of firearms to put their name on the firearms they bought.
As much as you want. Whether someone will buy it is another issue. RG handguns typically don't bring more than 15-50 USD. RG didn't make firearms long enough for them to be condiered antique.
Companies that make firearms, ammunition, and components of ammo.