SN 35563 appears to be a very early production carbine in 1944.  This example shows the early solid stock (not laminated).  The piece is all matching.  The bore rates at good plus to very good with

SN PF335577 is one of the last group of No 4 MK 2 rifles produced.  This example was built in December 1954 at Fazakerley.  This example remains in new unfired condition.  It remains in the factory

SN 1320 is a 35 Remington caliber Standard Arms rifle built circa 1910.  This rifle was built at the factory and shows a 22" barrel with a bright very good plus bore and rifling.  This unusual rifl

SN5023 B is a 660 code K98K built by Steyr-Daimler-Puch early in 1940.  The top of the receiver shows the 660 code over the 1940 date.  The bore rates at bright, good plus. Overall light pitting an

SN AA1661 is a post WW2 Jungle Carbine No 5 MK 1 built April 1947 at Fazakerley.  This example shows a very good bore with strong rifling.  This rifle may well have seen service in Malaysia in the

SN C30221 is a slide action Remington Model 14.  This model was built from 1912 to 1919.  This example shows a bright excellent 32 rem.

SN CB 1517 is a Russian built 1944 carbine fitted with the folding bayonet.  This example shows a 1945 dated receiver, matching numbers and an excellent laminated stock.  The bore rates as bright ,

An above average Iver Johnson Champion 12 gauge shot gun.  This example shows a 30" barrel, full choke, 2 3/4 chambers with 90% plus original blue.  The frame shows case colors and Iver Johnson's C

SN 107022 is a barrel/action unit for the 20"  Marlin carbine.  This example shows the single word (firearms) barrel marking.  Bright, very good bore.  The 1893 serial numbers were stamped on the f

CIL 410 shotgun in excellent overall condition.  410 gauge, 3" full chock with a 28" barrel.  This example shows a bright excellent bore, 98% original blue and original wood finish .  These little

Cooey Canuck built for Eatons Department stores and marked Eatonia.  18" barrel with light corrosion but very shootable 25 caliber RF bore. Sound bolt and action,front sight modified.

SN 72484 is a Remington Model 1889 grade one 12 gauge shotgun.  This example shows 90% bright excellent original blue and excellent original wood. original Remington arms butt plate.  The bores are

Excellent plus example of a Newman Freres & Co.

SN 28026 is an interesting and scarce special order Winchester 1895 carbine.  This carbine was shipped from the factory in Oct of 1900.  The carbine was refinsihed at some point in time by a prior

SN 175856 is an 1894 Winchester rifle built in 1900 per Madis and 1903 as per polishing room records.  This is a slightly scarcer variation of the 1894 with a full size take down mag.  The barrel i

SN 11889815 is a left hand bolt action in 308 caliber.  This rifle remains in "new out of the store" condition.  This rifle is mounted with a Bushnell 3 X9 40 mm scope with multi-x reticle.  Both s

Sn C 9010 is a 1944 dated No 5 carbine built in November.  This example shows the late war black enamel paint finish and a matching bolt.  In addition to the finish this carbine shows a bright exce

SN 176403 is a 1894 standard rifle built 1903 as per the polishing room records.  This example shows a 26" round barrel with an overall corroded bore with rifling.  This example shows no modificati

S# T9432  is an example of a customized Lee Enfield carbine built from a No 5 Jungle cCarbine.  This piece shows a 18 3/4" barrel and an overall length of 38".  The bore on this piece rates at brig

Sn150399 is a Winchester 1886 in 45-90, built in 1911.  This 1/2 mag rifle shows a bright excellent bore in its' 26" round barrel.  This rifle shows  the 1/2 mag and steel checkered butt plate moun

SN442357 is an excellent plus example of a Winchester 1895 carbine.  This above average example shows 98%-99% of its original blue with crisp clear markings.  The wood shows all of its original fin

SN3341 is an Essential Agencies Canadian built commerical EAL rifle.  This example shows a 20 1/4" barrel with a bright excellent 303 caliber bore.  This example show bright excellent blue rating a

SN EAL 4675 is one of the several thousand EAL's built by Essential Agencies Limited (Canadian Arsenals) in the 1950's.  These rifles were built at Longbranch from No 4 MK1parts.  This example show

SN162 is a factory built skeleton action buiilt for instructional purposes.  This example is relatively scarce by the fact that it bears Canadian markings.  As per page 527 of "The Lee Enfield"(Fin

VL 18642 is a Weatherby Vanguard in 7mm-08 Remington caliber.  This rifle is chambered for the 7MM-08 Rem cartridge.