A Remington Model 788 bolt-action rifle, likely manufactured in 1968 (based on the serial number 6118605), that has been custom-chambered or rechambered for the .257 Ackley Improved cartridge. Key Rifle Details Model: Remington 788, a bolt-action rifle produced between 1967 and 1983, known for its extreme accuracy due to its nine rear locking lugs and a stiff, thick-walled receiver. Serial Number Analysis: Serial number 6118605 falls within the block (6200000 to 6899999) commonly associated with the 1968 production year for the Model 788. Action Design: The 788 is famous for its rear-lugged bolt, which allows for a short 60-degree bolt lift—providing better clearance for mounted scopes compared to standard 90-degree lifts. This is a left handed, composite rifle. Serial number 6118605. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

A Springfield/Savage Arms Model 187 Series A rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle with serial number B3883446. The Springfield Model 187 Series A was part of Savage Arms' economy line of firearms, known as the Gill Gun due to a characteristic feature on the bolt. Production Dates: The Model 187 series was introduced in the mid-1960s and produced until about 1980. Rifles from this period with a serial number starting with 'B' likely fit into the 1970s production. It is a semi-automatic, tube-fed rifle that can also be fired as a single shot. Key Specifications Caliber: .22 Long Rifle (can also chamber .22 Short or .22 Long when used as a single shot). Action: Semi-automatic, blowback-operated. Magazine Type: Tubular magazine located under the barrel. Barrel Length: Typically around 24 inches. Stock: Wood stock. Sights: Adjustable rear sight and fixed front blade. The receiver is also grooved for scope mounting. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

Your Browning BL-22 with serial number #57B733554 is a classic, well-regarded .22 lever-action rifle. Likely a Grade I or Grade II model known for its smooth, short 33° lever throw, walnut stock, blued steel receiver, and ability to cycle .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle ammo in its tubular magazine. Key features include a grooved receiver for optics, adjustable sights, a crisp gold-plated trigger, and excellent fit/finish, making it a popular choice for plinking, small game, or as a first rifle. Key Characteristics & Features: Right Handed 20 inch barrel Action: Lever-Action, with a short 33° throw for fast cycling that keeps the trigger with the lever to prevent finger pinch. Caliber: Fires .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle ammunition in any combination. Magazine: Tubular, with a secure lock for easy loading. Receiver: Forged and milled steel, blued finish, grooved for scope mounting, often with scroll engraving on higher grades. Stock: Select American walnut with a satin or gloss finish, featuring traditional checkering. Trigger: Gold-plated, single-stage, known for a crisp break. Sights: Adjustable folding leaf rear sight and a raised bead front sight. Safety: Hammer block safety system for secure operation. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

The Kimber Model 82 is a high-quality, bolt-action sporting rifle known for its exceptional accuracy and classic aesthetics. Action: Bolt-action, typically magazine-fed (5-round capacity). Barrel: Usually 22 inches, often with a blued finish and ""Kimber of Oregon, Inc., Clackamas, Oregon"" markings. Stock: High-grade walnut with hand checkering, often featuring a pistol grip, fluted comb, and steel buttplate. Special Feature: The ""LH"" prefix in LH988 indicates the rifle was built for left-handed shooters, with the bolt and stock oriented for left-side operation. Equipped with a Leupold 3-9 Variable Compact Scope. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

The PZ in your serial number indicates the 2002 production year, and ""152"" identifies it specifically as a BPS Hunter model. Manufacturer: Miroku, Japan. Action: Bottom-ejecting and bottom-loading pump action. This design keeps the internals protected from debris and ensures spent shells do not fly into a neighbor's line of sight. Receiver: Machined from a solid block of forged ""Special Steel"". Safety: Top-tang thumb safety, making the firearm fully ambidextrous. Chamber: Standard models typically have a 3-inch chamber. Stock: Satin-finished walnut with cut checkering. Choke System: Uses the Invector-Plus flush-mount choke tube system. 2 3/4" and 3" shells may be used. 28" barrel. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

The Remington Model 700 chambered in .270 Winchester is one of the most popular bolt-action rifles ever produced. Based on the serial number 246072, this rifle was likely manufactured in the mid-1960s (specifically around 1966), making it a highly desirable ""early production"" model among collectors. The Model 700 is a centerfire bolt-action rifle first introduced in 1962. In the .270 Win caliber, it is a versatile choice for medium to large game, with an effective range for hunting of approximately 400 yards. Action: Known for its ""three rings of steel"" design, where the bolt face, barrel, and receiver completely surround the cartridge head for maximum strength. Barrel: Features a 21-inch hammer-forged barrel. Includes a Weaver 4X Variable Scope. The Scope has scratch marks on it. This is a right hand rifle. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

Based on the details provided, your firearm is a Browning Superposed, manufactured by Fabrique Nationale (FN) in Belgium. Using official Browning records for the serial number 47900, this specific 12-gauge shotgun was manufactured in 1955. The Browning Superposed was the first successful over-under shotgun and the last firearm designed by John M. Browning. Action: Over-under (O/U) boxlock action. Manufacturer: Hand-fitted and finished at the FN factory in Herstal, Belgium. 26"barrel, over/under style. Common 1950s Features: Most standard models from this era feature a checkered walnut stock, a blued finish, and often a ""round knob"" pistol grip and ""long tang"" trigger guard (highly desirable among collectors). These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

1994 SMITH & WESSON Model 57 41 magnum, 657 & 625-2 Revolver The Smith & Wesson Model 657 is a stainless steel, 'N'-frame revolver chambered in the potent .41 Remington Magnum, known for excellent mid-range accuracy, smooth triggers (especially single-action), and being a less punishing alternative to the .44 Mag. It is a sought-after classic for hunting and target shooting. Type: Double-Action/Single-Action (DA/SA) Revolver. Caliber: .41 Remington Magnum. 6 Cylinder revolver in a padded case. Frame: 'N'-Frame (large). Material: Stainless Steel. Sights: Typically features a ramp front sight and an adjustable micrometer rear sight. Grips: Often came with checkered hardwood grips. Role: A powerful, accurate handgun popular with hunters and target shooters, offering more energy than a .357 Mag but with less recoil than a .44 Mag. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $50 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

Based on the details provided, your firearm is a Glock chambered in .45 Auto (ACP), manufactured in Austria. Based on your serial number prefix (EG5597), this is likely an older model, such as a Glock 21 (full-size) or Glock 30 (subcompact), as the modern Glock 45 model is actually chambered in 9mm. Firearm Description: 3 1/2" barrel. Manufacturer: Glock (Manufactured in Austria). Caliber: .45 Auto (also known as .45 ACP). Action: Striker-fired, semi-automatic. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

The Winchester Model 70 LH (Left-Hand) in .30-06 Springfield with the code G174563. This refers to a specific production run or configuration of this classic bolt-action hunting rifle, likely a Featherweight or similar variant, featuring a satin-finish walnut stock, controlled round feed, a three-position safety, and the robust MOA trigger system, all chambered in the popular .30-06 Sprg for versatile big game hunting. The ""LH"" signifies its left-handed action, a key feature for southpaw shooters, while the G174563 likely denotes a particular model year or distributor code. Key Features of this Model: Zeiss Conquest V4 3-12X44 Scope Action: Bolt-action, long action, controlled round feed (Pre-'64 style). Caliber: .30-06 Springfield. Hand: Left-Hand (LH). Stock: Wood (often walnut) with a satin finish, possibly with a Schnabel forend and Pachmayr Decelerator pad. Barrel: 24" Barrel, classic sporter, cold hammer-forged, with a 1:10"" twist. Trigger: Winchester MOA Trigger System. Magazine: Hinged floorplate with internal capacity (often 3-5 rounds). Bolt: Jeweled bolt body, knurled bolt handle, three-position safety. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

The Daisy Red Ryder Model 1938B is a classic, currently-produced lever-action BB rifle. The Model 1938B is the modern iteration of the classic Red Ryder. Key features: Action: Lever-cocking, spring air action. Ammunition: Fires .177 caliber (4.5 mm) steel BBs only. Capacity: 650-shot gravity-fed reservoir. Stock/Forearm: Stained solid wood with a burnished forearm band and the classic Red Ryder lariat logo on the stock. Sights: Blade and ramp front sight, and an adjustable open rear sight. Safety: A cross-bolt trigger block safety mechanism is a key identifier of the ""B"" model (older models did not have this). Velocity: Maximum muzzle velocity is stated as 350 feet per second (FPS). Other features: A saddle ring with a leather thong on the receiver. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

This shotgun is a 12 gauge double-barrel firearm with a 28-inch barrel, capable of firing both 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch shells. Year of Manufacture: The code PX in the serial number indicates it was manufactured in 1983 (according to common Browning date codes). Gauge: 12 Gauge. Chamber Length: 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch shells. Barrel Length: 28 inches. Action: Over/Under These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

The Ruger Model 77 Mark II you have (serial number prefix 780-) was likely manufactured in 1989 or 1990. The caliber designation .220 WBY Rocket is a custom or wildcat cartridge, as it was never a standard factory chambering offered by Ruger. The value of this unique rifle is primarily determined by its custom nature, condition, and the specifics of the chambering. The Ruger Model 77 Mark II is a highly regarded bolt-action rifle, known for its ruggedness and reliability. Action: It features a controlled-round-feed action with a strong Mauser-style claw extractor and a fixed blade ejector, a key difference from the original M77 design. Safety: It utilizes a three-position wing safety located at the rear of the bolt, which allows the user to lock the bolt or unload the rifle with the safety engaged. Trigger/Floorplate: The floorplate release is positioned on the front of the trigger guard. Factory triggers have a reputation for being robust but sometimes heavy, though they can be adjusted or replaced for target shooting. Stock & Finish: Mark II rifles were available in various configurations, including traditional walnut stocks and the durable, sometimes controversial, synthetic ""boat-paddle"" stocks (likely a laminated or walnut stock in this specific caliber). They came in blued alloy steel or stainless steel versions. Special Note on Caliber: The .220 WBY Rocket is not a standard factory caliber. This suggests the rifle was either custom-built, rebarreled, or re-chambered by a gunsmith for this specific wildcat/proprietary Weatherby-based cartridge. This customization makes it a unique piece. Equipted with a Minox 3-15X42 ZA5 Scope. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

Your Winchester Model 70 in .30-06 SPRG (Springfield) is a classic, reliable bolt-action rifle. Known for its Controlled Round Feed (CRF) action, often with a jeweled bolt, quality wood stock (like walnut), and available in various trims (Featherweight, Super Grade). Description of a Typical Model 70 (e.g., Super Grade) Action: Legendary Controlled Round Feed (Mauser-style) with a claw extractor, ensuring reliable feeding and extraction. Safety: Three-position wing safety (Fire, Safe, Bolt Lock). Stock: Often high-grade walnut with checkering, a shadowline cheekpiece, and a Pachmayr Decelerator pad. Barrel: Free-floated, hammer-forged, often with a target crown. Finish: Deep, polished bluing on steel parts. Trigger: Winchester MOA (Minute of Angle) adjustable trigger on newer models. Features: Jeweled bolt, knurled bolt handle, integral recoil lug, engraved floorplate. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.

This is a rare opportunity to own a purposefully built Remington Model 700 in a true Left-Hand (LH) configuration. Originally built on the world-renowned Remington 700 action (Serial #F6617438), this rifle has been professionally chambered in .257 Ackley Improved (.257 AI). This caliber offers significant velocity gains over the standard .257 Roberts, approaching .25-06 performance with superior efficiency and the ability to fire standard .257 Roberts ammunition if needed. Key Specifications Action: Remington Model 700LH (Left Hand), known for its smooth bolt cycle and strength. Caliber: .257 Ackley Improved. A favorite among handloaders for its flat trajectory and ""fire-forming"" capability. Barrel: 26-inch custom-contoured barrel. The extra length is ideal for the .257 AI, allowing for complete powder burn to maximize the caliber's high-velocity potential. Optics: Includes a Leupold 3.5-10x variable power scope. Leupold optics are industry standards for clarity, ruggedness, and lifetime reliability. Condition Notes: Action: Smooth, reliable lockup characteristic of the 700 series. Serial Number: F6617438 (Prefix ""F"" indicates modern production; check barrel codes for exact month/year). Included Features: Left-hand optimized bolt and safety. Internal magazine with hinged floorplate for easy unloading. Drilled and tapped receiver with premium scope rings. These Firearms are used and show various signs of wear. They are sold "AS IS" with no warranty from the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and may not be returned. Buyers will be charged a USD $100 premium for the packing, shipping and transers of the FFl for each firearm and will be notified of the FFL dealer to whom they may send their FFL information to start the process.