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Hammerless Sidelocks. This is a beautiful example of what the London trade could produce in December 1916. The gun is tight and field ready. It features bright bores with a lot of original blueing. The choking of this gun would really lend itself to upland hunting to put lots of birds in the game bag. It is full cover adorned with game scene and English rose scroll engraving, which denotes only B…
$15,000.00
Handsome and sturdy Beesley-action Purdey sidelock ejector game gun. Purdey no. 13025 was made in 1888. The fences reflect the change in engraving styles from the sculpted motif to the more modern floral style. The “self-opening” action has disc set strikers and an automatic safety. Stock and forearm are replacements made of highly figured French walnut. The original stock and forend comes with t…
$35,000.00
12 Gauge FN Browning Model B125 B-125 Engraved 28″ O/U Shotgun.
The bottom of the receiver is marked “BROWNING” and a Browning buckmark on the trigger guard. The upper receiver is marked with the serial number. The water table has a Belgian proof mark, The sides and bottom of the receiver feature Grade B engraving. The left side of the upper barrel is marked “BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & …
SALE $2,995.00
.357 Magnum Smith & Wesson Model 586 Revolver
Nice Original Smith. Good bore with little handling marks.
Nice one for the collection!
SALE $1,295.00
IMI Micro Galil (7th gen) sometimes referred to as the Model 699.
Caliber: 5.56
Barrel Length: 8.5"
Stock: Right side folding polymer over steel
Picatanny Rail on gas tube.
Left Side Charging Handle.
This was the last iteration of the Micro Galil before the ACE series.
$5,500.00
Here is a U.S. M1 Garand Rifle, manufactured circa February 1941, during World War II, at Springfield Armory in Springfield, Massachusetts. This .30-06 caliber semi-automatic rifle was that standard U.S. service rifle during World War II and the Korean War and also saw service during the Vietnam War. Most were issued to U.S. forces, though some were also provided as foreign aid to American allies…
SALE $4,500.00
The Soviet PPSh-41 – commonly known as the ‘papasha’ – with it’s wooden stock, boxlike barrel shroud and drum magazine is one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable weapons of World War 2.
Designed after the 1939 ‘Winter War’ against Finland, where although heavily outnumbering the Finnish forces, the Soviets suffered incredibly high losses. This was partly put down to the Finn’s use of th…
SALE $2,500.00
Sten Mark II, 9 mm caliber, United Kingdom 1940 (World War II). Brand New.
Authentic replica of this machine gun that was born in 1940 when England was alone and threatened by an imminent invasion by Germany. The government was in urgent need to equip their soldiers with a weapon of own production. Thus was born the Sten submachine gun, a weapon with a debatable design and reliability, but also …
$429.00
.45ACP Remington R1 1911 Semi Auto Pistol
As new condition with 2 original magazines.
$1,895.00
9mm CZ SP01 Shadow Semi Auto Pistol
Very nice condition with good bore and aftermarket alloy grips and three mags.
$1,599.00
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