SN 1499 F is a 27 code K98K built in 1939 by Erfurter (Erma) as marked on the receiver ring.  The left side of the receiver shows the 98 in gothic letters.

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 77440 is a Steyr (Stuzen M95) short rifle.

New in the box condition Lyman 50 caliber Great Plains rifle.  Built by Pazzina for Lyman dated Feb 28th 199,this piece has remained in the box unassembled and unfired for the past 23 years.  Color

An unusual example of a early 1900's delux sporting rifle.This example shows a 25 1/4 full rib barrel with ramp front and a 3 leaf African style rear sight. The rib shows full matting.

Serial # 206273 is a U.S.

Winchester Model 1876 SN 10250 was built in 1880.  This rifle is an Express rifle in 50-95 caliber.  This rifle was developed to meet the demands of hunters in Africa, India and the Western USA.

SN10473 is a 1924 dated Lithgow No 1 MKIII.  This rifle retains the cut off slot but has the cut off removed.  This example shows all matching numbers on the bolt, sight and nose piece.  This rifle

SN 5353 is a 12 gauge Franchi skeet gun.  12 gauge, single trigger, 26" barrel cyl and im cyl choked.  Excellent original blue on the barrels.  The receiver shows full engraving and a coin finish. 

A variation of the No 5 MK 1 Jungle Carbine,  SN 00145 is a factory refurbished carbine from RF1 Ishapore dated 1960.  Note as per Skennerton page 36, no No.

A custom built Husqvarna rifle built on the HVA Mauser action for the prior owner.  Caliber is 7 X 57 mm Mauser (One of the best all round sporting rounds ever developed).  See "Cartridges of the W

Excellent example of a CIL Model 402 single shot shotgun in 410 gauge.  This piece shows a 28" barrel, full choke & 3" chamber with a bright, excellent bore.  The blue rates at 95% plus overall

190292 is a Swiss Model 1911 carbine in 7.5 X 55 caliber.  These carbines were built between 1912 & 1919 in relatively small numbers,approximately 133,000.  The K 31 was produced from 1933 to 1

Swiss Schmidt Rubin Model 1889 rifle in 7.5 Swiss.  This rifle shows a bright excellent plus bore and 90% original blue.  All matching SN 159460 except for the 12 shot magazine # 194939.  Mechanica

SN M9101 is an English sporterized P-14 303 caliber rifle.  This piece shows a bright ,excellent bore in the 24" barrel.  The rifle is mounted with a commerical ramp front and a sporting rear sight

SN 27050 is a J.P. Sauer built Drilling as imported by Manhatten Arms Co, New York.  This was a name used by the importer prior to Charles Daly, Schoverling, Daly and Gales.

SN SDV644 is an Australian Sportco Target Rifle in 7.62 caliber.  This example shows a 27" bore with a bright very good to very good plus bore.  A popular Canadian and Commonwealth target rifle up

Watson Brothers, London is considered to be one of the better mid range shotguns.  This piece has a 30" barrel, rib marked Watson Bros, 29 Old Bond St.

NSN is an excellent single shot target rifle caliber 308 Win built by Savage for the Canadian ammunition firm CIL.

A very early patent pending AR-10 Armlite.  This rifle is one of the rifles licensed to be built by the Dutch arsenal Arillerie Inrichtigen in the late 1950's.  There were very limited sales for th

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

SN DCE 2372 is a Smith & Wesson Model 460 XVR in 460 S&W magnum.  This stainless revolver shows a 8 1/2" barrel with 2 compensators, one for jacketed and one for lead bullets.  This piece c

1886 Rifle SN 88387 built in 1894.  This piece shows a round 26" barrel, caliber 40-82 with a bright excellent bore.  The barrel appears to have been improperly cleaned by a prior owner.

SN EAL 1073 is a post war Canadian Arsenal EAL rifle in 303 caliber.  This EAL shows the CA Canadian Arsenal mark on the Knox form and on some of the parts as well as Long Branch marks.  This examp

Excellent plus example of the Model 1889 Swiss Military rifle.  This model was the 1st in a series of Schmidt Rubin rifles built and issued to the Swiss Military.