SN 576106 is a Model 1894 Winchester built in 1911. This piece shows a 26" barrel caliber 38-55 with a bright excellent bore. The sights are original factory. The barrel finish remains at appro
Schultz and Larsen Danish target rifle built at Otterup Denmark prior to 1994. SN 24457 shows a 27" heavy target barrel, target sights, adjustable trigger and a free rifle (target) stock. This r
SN919567 is a special order Winchester 94 lightweight built in 1923. This late rifle shows a 26" round barrel with a half magazine. The caliber is 38-55 with a bright excellent bore. The barrel
SN 4440 is a 71/84 Mauser built by Spandau Arsenal. This 43 caliber Mauser shows a matching receiver and barrel. All of the remaining parts are mismatched. The bore shows some fine corrosion but
For reference see p age 198 of "Remington Rolling Block Military Rifles of the World." This rifle shows the 7 mm sight as pictured on the above reference. There are no caliber or barrel markings.
SN 408009 is a 1/2 mag rifle with a 26" barrel in 38-55 caliber. The bore rates very good with slight pitting and strong rifling. All stampings and markings are clear .
SN L90 is a Model 1886 Mauser-Kropatschek built by Steyr for Portugal. This rifle is basically a copy of the 71/84 mauser rifle. These were originally built in 8 X 60 and later in 8 X 58R caliber
SN VV983 is a model 1886 Mauser-Kropatschik built by Steyr for Portugal. This rifle is basically a copy of the 71/84 Mauser rifle.
SN 8743 is a W.R.
SN 5689 is a classic Westley Richards 12 gauge double shotgun built circa 1870's. This shotgun would be considered an antique but under Canadian law is a non-restricted firearm. The action is the
SN 51325 is a very uncommon 1905 Model H&R in 44 Winchester shot and 44 XL shot. This small frame shotgun shows the removable hinge pin, the two pattern dates and the H&R name and address
Serial # 166835 12 gauge, 30 " barrels show bright excellent bores and are choked improved modified and modified. This is a nice honest Trojan that exhibits lots of condition. The barrels retain
Modern built flintlock copy of Indian Trade Gun. This example is 58" overall with a 42" octagon to round barrel in 20 gauge. This piece appears to be very well built with the steel barrel marked
