Harpers Ferry U.S. Model 1816 Percussion Musket, #NVSN, .69 cal., 42" barrel, metal is in the white, walnut stock, blade front sight, manufactured without a rear sight. Includes a full-length threaded ramrod. Originally a flintlock that was converted to percussion prior to the Civil War. Barrel is marked "VP(eagle)" on top. Lockplate is marked with traces of the "(eagle)"; "HARPERS/FERRY/1831" are clear. Musket is in good overall condition. Barrel has been cleaned and there is light pitting throughout. Stock is marked with a circled "3" and "PH" on the left flat and "EWR" is stamped near the buttplate. Stock is very good, showing expected moderate marks from handling and use. Action works properly. Smooth bore is lightly pitted. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Antique)

Harpers Ferry U.S. Model 1841 Percussion "Mississippi Rifle", #NVSN, .54 cal., 33" barrel, brown finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and adjustable U-notch rear sight. Rear sight tension spring is weak and sight has a little movement. Lockplate is marked "(Eagle)/U.S." and "HARPERS/FERRY/1850". Barrel is marked "AW/P" and "VP(eagle)" on top, with "W.C.K." on the right rear. Tang is dated 1850. Musket is in very good overall condition. Barrel is dark, with scattered light pitting, including a heavier spot behind the rear sight. Lockplate is smooth and plum brown. Stock with scattered typical marks from age and use. Unmarked brass furniture is very good. Action works properly; hammer holds at full and half-cock. Seven-groove bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1873 Trapdoor Rifle, #193947, .45-70 cal., 32.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1879 rear sight. Ramrod is correct. Included is an original leather sling, marked "ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL/WTG." Top of the receiver is marked with the serial number. Breech block is marked "U.S./MODEL/1873". Lockplate is marked "(eagle)" and "U.S./SPRINGFIELD". Barrel is marked "VP/(eagle)/P" with an R on top. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining a considerable amount of muted color case hardened finish; 75%-80% blue, with light wear on the lockplate and trigger guard. Stock is marked boxed "SWP/1882" on the left with a circled "P" behind the trigger plate and is in very good overall condition, showing scattered marks from age and use. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. This is a nice original rifle. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1863 Percussion Musket, #NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel, metal is in the white, walnut stock, blade front sight, and U-notch leaf rear sight. Includes a full-length ramrod that is not threaded. Lockplate is marked "(eagle)", "U.S./SPRINGFIELD", with "1863" behind the hammer. Barrel is marked "VP(eagle)" and "1863" on top. Bolster is marked with a crisp "(eagle)". Finish was cleaned to white and is good with light rust on the trigger guard, rear sight, and hammer. Stock has a faint cartouche on the left and is in very good condition, with light handling marks. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling but needs thorough cleaning. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Antique Colt 1851 Navy 3rd Model Percussion Revolver, #41274, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, with brass straps and small trigger guard, smooth walnut one-piece grip, brass pin front sight, and small V-notch located on the hammer. Cylinder with naval battle scene. All visible serial numbers are matching, except for an unnumbered wedge. There are remnants of an inspector's cartouche at the bottom of the left grip panel. Mfgd 1855. Revolver is in good overall condition with the metal parts having gone to a mottled gray patina. Barrel has a few light impressions and areas of fine pinprick pitting, sharp edges, with knackering around the replaced front sight. Cylinder displays approx. 25%-30% of a lightly rolled scene with partially visible Ormsby signature and shows light pin prick pitting and erosion caused by firing. Safety tabs are flattened with all nipples intact. Brass straps and trigger guard have been cleaned, leaving a bright appearance. Frame shows silvered color case hardened finish. Grips are in very good condition with what appears to be "ALEXANDER" carved into the right panel; grip channel has a partially legible serial number ending "74". Action functions well, holding at half and full-cock. Bore is fair with moderate erosion; rifling is clear. The lot includes a family letter that describes how the gun descended thru the Conley/Ades family. Purportedly having served in the Civil War and later been captured by the Whaler Captain grandfather, turned Sheriff after a gunfight. An interesting piece worthy of additional research. Est: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Civil War Era Colt 1860 Army Percussion Revolver, #66330, .44 cal., 8" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grip with cartouches at the bases, German silver blade front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer face, iron back strap, brass trigger guard, and is cut for a stock. The 6-shot rebated cylinder with naval battle scene. All-matching visible serial numbers, except for the wedge. Factory markings are clear, with military inspection proofs on the barrel, cylinder, and straps. Mfg'd 1862. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 15%-20% original finish, with most under the lever and in the protected areas. Barrel shows areas of moderate brown patina, smoothing on the outside right edge, and light erosion on the lugs from firing. The rebated cylinder displays 80%-90% cylinder scene with a partially legible engagement date; nipples are good with all the safety pins intact. Frame, lever, and hammer show muted color case hardened finish, brighter on the sides of the frame. The screw heads are very good with the hammer screw showing turning. Back strap is mostly gray with darker patina near the base. Brass trigger guard shows a pleasant, cleaned patina. Grips are in fine condition with a faint cartouche on the left panel and clear "JT" for John Taylor on the right side. Additionally, the right panel has "J.W.T." carved into it and there is a matching serial number in the channel in blue ink. Action functions well, holding at full and half-cock. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Civil War Era Colt 1860 Army Percussion Revolver, #23038, .44 cal., 8" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut grips with visible cartouche on the left panel, German silver blade front and V-notch rear sight located on the hammer face, four-screw frame, iron back strap, brass trigger guard. Cylinder with engraved battle scene. All-matching visible serial numbers. Factory markings are clear with numerous proof and acceptance marks. Mfg'd 1861. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish with the majority drifting to gray patina, with scattered spots of mild pitting. Cylinder displays 75%-80% lightly rolled cylinder scene, with legible engagement date. Nipples are original and intact with all the safety pins hammered flat. There is knackering around the wedge, worse on the right side. Backstrap shows some original finish on the apron with areas of darkening and light pitting. Brass trigger guard has been cleaned, now bright. Grips are in fine condition with a legible "BH" cartouche for Benjamin Hannis on the left panel. Action functions well. Bore is fair with moderate erosion; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Civil War Era Colt 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver, #134589, .36 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grip, brass pin front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer face, with brass straps and trigger guard. Cylinder with naval battle scene. All-matching visible serial numbers except for the wedge. Mfg'd 1863. Revolver is in good condition, having gone to an even gray patina with scattered mild pin prick erosion, and traces of original finish under the lever and in the protected areas. Cylinder shows approx. 20%-30% cylinder scene, with partially legible engagement date, and cap groove on the right side; nipples are intact with the safety tabs hammered flat. Frame, lever and hammer display silvered color case hardened finish. Brass straps and trigger guard are a pleasant taffy colored patina, with traces of original silver plate around the trigger guard. The screw heads are very good. Grips with moderate wear and indentations, with three notches in the bottom of the right panel; marked with the matching serial number in blue ink in the channel. Action functions well, holding at full and half-cock. Bore is fair, with moderate erosion and visible rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Civil War Era Colt Model 1860 Army Percussion Revolver, #142298, .44 cal., 8" barrel; blue with color case hardened frame, lever, and hammer. Smooth walnut one-piece grip with cartouches on both sides, German silver blade front and V-notch rear sight located on the hammer face, cut for stock, battle scene engraved cylinder, iron backstrap with brass trigger guard. With numerous military proof and acceptance marks. Matching visible serial numbers, including the wedge and arbor. Mfg'd 1863. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 40%-45% thinning and toning blue, with scattered specks of mild oxidation. Backstrap has a mottled blue-brown appearance. Cylinder displays 80%-85% engraved naval battle scene with visible engagement date and patent date. The nipples are intact with three of six safety pins retained. Screw heads are straight with a cap groove on the right side. Trigger guard and front strap show brass cleaned to bright. Grips are fine with visible cartouches; "MTK" (Martin T. Krepps) on the left panel and "JT" (John Taylor) on the right. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is primarily bright with crisp rifling and a few freckles of light erosion. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Antique)

Burnside U.S. Model 1864 Single Shot Percussion Carbine, #17584, .54 cal., 21" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and U-notch leaf rear sight. Receiver is marked "BURNSIDE PATENT/MODEL OF 1864/17584"; sideplate is marked "BURNSIDE RIFLE CO./PROVIDENCE R.I." Breechblock is marked "17584". Receiver retains approx. 50% muted case colors, particularly on the left side. Barrel and breechblock display a combination of original blue finish mixed with spots of patina and moderate oxidation. Lever shows light pitting. Factory markings are clear. Stock has two boxed cartouches on the left and is in very good condition, with three more noticeable dents on the right side. Action works properly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Burnside Spencer U.S. Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine, #25844, .56-50 RF cal., 20" barrel, originally with blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and U-notch leaf rear sight that is missing the screw. Receiver is marked "M1865" and "SPENCER REPEATING RIFLE/PAT D MARCH 6, 1860/MANUF D AT PROV. R.I./ BY BURNSIDE RIFLE CO." on top. Carbine is in good overall condition. The entire finish was cleaned to white and shows scattered light rust spots and patina. Unmarked stock was sanded years back and is in very good condition, showing expected age and wear. Action works properly. Stabler cut off is installed and the magazine tube works well. Bore is fair and shows pitting throughout. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

British Proofed Spencer Model 1865 Lever Action Carbine, #19943, .56-50 cal., 20" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and V-notch ladder rear sight. Receiver is marked "SPENCER REPEATING/RIFLE CO. BOSTON MASS./PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860" on top. Barrel is marked "M 1865". Carbine is in fine overall condition. Receiver is a mixture of dark patina and silver metal. Barrel retains approx. 75% toning blue, with some wear at the back. Stock is in very good condition, with scattered moderate dents and scratches; marked "WD" with a "(broad arrow)", for the British War Department. Many Spencer arms with the "WD" and "(Broad Arrow)" marking were sent to Canada in the 1860's to fend off Fenian Brotherhood attacks and are hard to find in today's market. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

Sharps U.S. New Model 1863 Lever Action Carbine, #C4784, .50-70 cal., 22" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and V-notch ladder rear sight. The carbine was converted from percussion to cartridge circa 1868. Receiver is marked "R.S. LAWRENCE PAT/APRIL 12th 1859" and "C. SHARPS' PAT/OCT. 5th 1852" on the right side. There is a partial Sharps marking on the left side. Barrel is marked "NEW MODEL 1863 and SHARPS RIFLE/MANUF CO./HARTFORD CONN." Carbine is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85% case colors; 75% blue, with scattered spots of light wear and patina. Stock has a flagged "DFC" (David F. Clark) cartouche on the left center and is in very good condition, with scattered light marks from handling and use. Additionally, there is a very fine " crack at the heel adjacent to the buttplate, and a shallow piece missing from the back of the saddle ring bar. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Rare Sharps-Borchardt Model 1878 Single Shot Saddle Ring Carbine, #18115, .45-70 cal., 24" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with barrel band and checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed replacement front sight from a silver coin, and ladder rear sight. Factory markings are legible, with a crisp "Old Reliable" in script on the barrel. Mfg'd circa 1878-1881. Carbine is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 10%-15% finish; balance with dark patina, showing general marks from age and use. Receiver displays silvered color case hardened finish, toning dark, with high point edge wear, and marks from use. Wood with expected indentations and some areas of oil staining. There are two fine hairline cracks at the rear of the tang; one is 1.5" and the other .75". Action functions well. Bore is fair with light to moderate erosion; rifling is defined. Considered very scarce, with a total of only 384 saddle ring carbines produced. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Antique Colt 1st Generation Frontier Six Shooter Single Action Army Revolver with Factory Letter, #100637, .44-40 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut grip, blade front sight, and fixed square-notch rear sight. Barrel with single line address. All matching visible serial numbers with "8866" inside the loading gate. Mfg'd 1885. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish on the straps and trigger guard. Barrel displays mottled gray patina with surface erosion and partially legible acid etched panel. Cylinder is now gray, with fine pinprick pitting and erosion. Frame shows silvered color case hardened finish with sharp patent dates, some areas of light pitting and erosion, deeper at the left rear. Grips are very good, showing moderate age, wear, and handling; interior of the grip channel is marked "0637" in pencil. Action functions well with four distinct clicks and good timing. Bore is good with some visible light erosion and well-defined rifling. Includes a copy of the Colt factory letter confirming the features and indicating the revolver was shipped on June 18, 1885, to Hartley and Graham, New York, New York, with a total of 28 guns in shipment. Additionally, under remarks, the research contained a 2nd letter for this serial number also indicating .44-40 caliber, 7.5" barrel, and blue finish, stocks not listed. This revolver was included in a shipment of 10 guns to Folsom Brothers, New York, New York on May 26, 1885. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Engraved Colt Frontier Six Shooter 1st Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #50900, .44 W.C.F. cal., 7.5" barrel, metal is now gray, smooth walnut one-piece grip, blade front and fixed square notch rear sight. The revolver is beautifully engraved in the Gustave Young style and appears period applied, with scroll and punch dot. Left side of the barrel with acid etched panel and single line Hartford barrel address at the top. All matching visible serial numbers. Marked "382" inside the loading gate. Mfg'd 1879. Revolver is in very good overall condition, with the metal surfaces having gone to an even gray. Barrel with a few shallow impressions and scattered spots of fine pinprick pitting. Acid etched panel is legible, although light. Grips show moderate wear and shrinkage. Action functions but has only three clicks, holding at half and full-cock. Bore is fair with moderate erosion, displaying visible rifling. An attractive, engraved single action. Est.: $5,000-$8,000. (Antique)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Cavalry Revolver, #13813, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, originally with blue and color case hardened finish, walnut one-piece grips, standard blade front sight, and fixed U-shaped groove rear sight. The receiver has the two-line patent dates with "U.S." on the left and "13813" on the bottom. Loading gate is marked "123". Trigger guard and backstrap are numbered "13813" but has no inspector marks. Cylinder is numbered "3813" with "A" and "P". The mismatched barrel is marked "4252" with an "A" and "P", and the Colt address on top is in script. Due to the missing inspector stamps and mismatched barrel, the revolver may be an overrun that Colt sold commercially. Revolver is in good overall condition; metal is gray with areas of darkening. The unmarked grips are good and show handling wear with some shrinkage. The action locks up tight with three clicks; the loading position is not functioning properly. Bore and rifling are good but show some light erosion. Bullseye ejector rod has a replacement spring. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Antique London Agency Shipped Colt Single Action Army Revolver with Factory Letter, #39087, .45 Boxer cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and case hardened finish, walnut grips, with standard fixed sights. Barrel address reads "COLT'S PT F.A. MFG. CO HARTFORD CT. U.S.A. DEPOT 14. PALL MALL LONDON." Left side of the frame with three-line patent dates. Left side of the trigger guard is marked "45 CAL/B". Visible matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. Inside of the loading gate is marked "2289". Underside of the barrel and back of the cylinder round with small British proof marks. Mfg'd 1877. Revolver is in good condition, retaining approx. 25% factory blue on the ejector rod housing, backstrap and trigger guard; 35% muted case colors on the frame and hammer, which are bright in the protected areas. Balance has a mottled gray-brown appearance. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips retain majority of the varnish finish, with dents and scratches, particularly along the bottom edge on the left side. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly with four clicks. Bore is partially bright with visible moderate frosting; rifling is well-defined. Includes Colt Factory letter confirming the revolvers features, including .45 Boxer cal., and "short barrel"; stocks are not listed. Shipped December 31, 1877, to Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co. London Agency, London, England, with 168 guns in shipment. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Antique)

Rare Colt 1st Generation Single Action Army Flat-Top Target Revolver, #151454, .44-40 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber "Eagle" grips, Marble brass tipped blade front and drift adjustable U-notch rear sight. Roll marked "COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER .44-40" on the left side of the barrel. All-matching visible serial numbers. Marked "18" inside the loading gate. Mfg'd 1893. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% blue, possibly factory refinished, with corresponding factory rework/refinish ampersand marking on the front left of the trigger guard. Markings on left side of the barrel are soft; balance are clear. Grips are in excellent condition with fine checkering detail. Action is crisp with four distinct clicks and good timing. Bright bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Antique)

Colt 1st Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #189166, .32 W.C.F. cal., 4.75" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Colt monogram, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. Visible matching numbers on the frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. Interior of the loading gate marked "383". Mfg'd 1899. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish in the protected areas, now mostly gray with areas of darkening, and scattered light erosion. There are some patches of heavier patina on the cylinder. Frame shows silvered color case hardened finish with mild surface erosion. Screw heads are very good with minor mars. Left grip with a vertical crack above the screw. Otherwise, both show moderate handling wear. Action functions smoothly but is missing the first click. Bore is fair, showing scattered light erosion and a few spots of stubborn fouling; rifling is worn but still visible. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1876 3rd Model Lever Action Rifle, #52422, .40-60 cal., 28" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, oil finished smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend with nose cap and smooth crescent trapdoor buttplate, replacement Lyman #4 blade front sight, ladder rear sight, brass cartridge lifter. Mfg'd 1885. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 20%-25% thinning finish, showing general age and wear. There is some light surface rust at the wood line where the barrel meets the receiver; edges are sharp and show light cleaning. Receiver displays traces of original smoky color case hardened finish, drifting to gray, with scattered handling marks and evidence of light cleaning. Lever and hammer are now a mixture of silver and dark patina. Brass cartridge lifter has some light indentations. Wood with typical marks associated with age and use scattered throughout; buttplate fits proud around the perimeter and shows traces of silvered color case hardened finish. Action functions well. Bore is fair with scattered spots of moderate erosion, which is a little heavier midway down the barrel; rifling is visible. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 2nd Model Lever Action Rifle, #80963, .44 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagon barrel, blued with color case hardened hammer and lever, gloss finished smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend with an iron nose cap and smooth crescent trapdoor buttplate, factory dovetailed blade front sight, buckhorn rear sight, dust cover without thumb print, and unmarked brass cartridge lifter. Mfg'd 1881. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% thinning and toning factory finish overall. Barrel with light scratching, wear, and patina, primarily to the front half; edges are sharp. There are a few spots of light pitting on the right side, near the rear sight that show evidence of cleaning with something abrasive. Magazine tube retains little finish and is now mostly brown. Receiver displays significant high polish blue finish, with edge wear, intermittent light scratches and spots of mild frosting. Screw heads are very good. Hammer and lever show muted smoky gray color case hardened finish, brighter in the protected areas. Stock is in fine condition, with minor indentations and rub marks, with an added coat of varnish. Action functions well. Bore is good with light erosion and shallow but clearly visible rifling. Est.: $3,000-$5,000. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 3rd Model Lever Action Rifle, #402339, 38 W.C.F. cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish with color case hardened hammer and lever, oil finished walnut straight grip stock and forend with steel nose cap and smooth crescent trapdoor buttplate, replacement dovetailed blade front sight, semi- buckhorn rear sight, dust cover, and brass cartridge lifter. Mfg'd 1891. Rifle is in very good overall condition, with the barrel and magazine showing traces of original finish drifting to dark patina. Receiver retains approx. 80%-85% original high polish blue finish, with scratches and light frosting. Brass cartridge lifter shows moderate toning and is marked "38 CAL". Hammer and lever display muted smoky color case hardened finish. Stock is in fine condition, with light marks, and excellent wood to metal fit. Action functions well. Bore is good with clearly defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Early Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #18449, .44 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue finish, color case hardened hammer and lever, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend with steel nose cap and smooth crescent buttplate, dovetailed Lyman #3 blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and adjustable aperture sight added at the tang. Mfg'd 1893, the 2nd year of production. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning and toning original blue finish, showing high point edge wear and a few spots of light pitting near the rear sight. Magazine tube is worn to bare metal near the takedown lever. Receiver shows considerable original finish mixed with brown patina, with knackering on both sides around the takedown collar. Lever is dark and most of the case colors on the hammer have toned to silver. Barrel address and other factory lettering are clear. Wood displays an attractive figure, with numerous indentations and impressions consistent with age and use, worse on the right side of the buttstock. Buttplate shows silvered color case hardened finish. Action functions well. Bore with scattered spots of moderate erosion; rifling is clearly defined and rates good overall. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #76090, 38-56 W.C.F. cal., 26" octagon barrel, originally with blue and color case hardened finish, oil finished smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend with steel nose cap and smooth crescent steel buttplate, dovetailed Beech combination front sight, and buckhorn rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd 1893. Rifle is in very good overall condition, metal is now primarily gray mixed with some areas of brown patina, particularly on the front half of the barrel. There is a 1.5" area of corrosion midway down the barrel. Receiver displays silvered color case hardened finish with some spots of mild pitting and darkening to the metal. Barrel address and other factory markings are clear. Wood is very good, with light indentations and impressions, worse on the left side of the buttstock. There is a small piece missing from the tip of the comb and small gaps at some the surfaces adjacent to the upper tang. Action functions well. Bore is good, with some areas of light erosion; rifling is well-defined. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1873 3rd Model Lever Action Rifle, #437072, 44 W.C.F. cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish with color case hardened hammer and lever, oil finished walnut straight grip stock and forend with steel nose cap and smooth crescent trapdoor buttplate, German silver tipped dovetailed blade front sight, buckhorn rear sight, dust cover, and brass cartridge lifter. Mfg'd 1892. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 10%-15% thinning blue finish on the barrel and magazine tube, primarily in the protected areas, appearing to have been lightly cleaned, with a few minor spots of erosion on the left side of the barrel. Receiver retains approx. 35%-40% thinning factory blue finish, drifting to gray patina. Brass cartridge lifter is clearly marked "44 CAL." Hammer and lever have now toned to mostly silver with traces of visible case colors. Stock is in near fine condition with light indentations, scuffs, and very good wood to metal fit. Action functions well. There is light erosion scattered throughout the bore; rifling is very good and clearly defined. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #208563, .38-55 cal., 26" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, with a blue steel nose cap, and smooth steel crescent buttplate. Dovetailed German silver tipped blade front sight and two-leaf folding rear sight. Hammer and lever with color case hardened finish. Mfg'd 1904. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning original finish. Wear along the top of the barrel and sides of the receiver account for most of the finish loss. Receiver with areas of fine pin prick pitting and frosting on the left side. Factory lettering is clear. Hammer and lever show muted color case hardened finish. Wood displays wear that is consistent with age and use, including scattered impressions, and thinning finish, which is worse on the forend. Action is crisp and functions well. Bore is good with scattered fine pitting, particularly at the mid-point; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Professionally Upgraded Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Takedown Rifle with Factory Letter, #29256, .32 Win. Spl. cal., 26" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, finely checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with Winchester hard rubber grip cap, color case hardened steel crescent buttplate, dovetailed Lyman brass tipped blade front sight, and Marbles U-notch rear sight. With Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Barrel is a newer replacement, marked "MODEL 94", while the tang is correctly marked, "MODEL 1894 / WINCHESTER / PAT. AUG. 21. 1894". Mfg'd 1897. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as professionally refinished, retaining approx. 99%+ matte blue refinish on the barrel. The receiver, hammer and lever have been color case hardened, displaying vivid colors. Takedown functions correctly. Wood is in excellent condition with sharp checkering and attractive figure in the buttstock. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is very good with shallow, but clearly defined rifling. Includes Winchester factory letter, indicating that the rifle left the factory on December 28, 1897 as a takedown rifle chambered in .38-55 cal., with an octagon barrel and checkered, plain pistol grip stock. Overall, a beautiful rifle displaying quality workmanship. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle with Factory Letter, #68004, .30 W.C.F. cal., shortened 21.5" round barrel with -magazine, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with sling swivels, color case hardened crescent buttplate, Marbles Rocky Mountain front sight, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed Marbles sight blank, with Lyman adjustable aperture sight added at the tang. Mfg'd in 1899. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 96%-97% reblued finish, showing wear at the muzzle, and a few scattered spots of fine pin prick pitting under the new finish. Receiver, lever, and hammer display vivid color case hardened finish, displaying an area of darkening along the lower right edge of the receiver. Stock is in excellent condition, showing minor storage marks, and attractive figure in the buttstock, with some small gaps at the adjacent metal surfaces. Action functions well. Bore is good, with moderate frosting throughout; rifling is shallow but clearly visible. Factory letter indicates the rifle was shipped from the warehouse on October 4, 1899, in .30 W.C.F. cal., with a round barrel and plain trigger. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Unusual Smith & Wesson Single Action 2nd Model Revolver, Factory Converted to Single Shot Target Pistol, #31022, .22 LR cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center two-piece target grips, Patridge style pinned blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and spur trigger. Factory markings are clear. Barrel address that reads "MODEL OF 91". Mfg'd 1877-1891. Pistol is in excellent condition as factory refinished at the time of conversion. Under the grips, the frame is marked with a "(star)" ahead of the serial number and stamped "11.22" as the date of the rework. Pistol retains approx. 98%-99% finish, with only light marks. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardened finish. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action functions well. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Pistol includes a Smith & Wesson factory letter, indicating the gun was originally shipped from the factory on August 28, 1878 to M.W. Robinson, New York City, NY. The letter further states that the gun left the factory as a .38 cal., 3.25" barreled revolver with blue finish and checkered black hard rubber grips. It was later returned to the factory and rebuilt as a single shot top-break target pistol in November of 1922. This is certainly an interesting and uncommon conversion. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Antique)

Colt 1st Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #184979, .38 W.C.F. cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. Marked "924" on the interior of the loading gate. Mfg'd 1899. Revolver is in excellent overall condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 98%-99% of a quality reblued finish, with light scratches on the cylinder. Frame and hammer display vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are in excellent condition, with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp with all four clicks. Bright bore shows well-defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 1st Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #247686, .38 W.C.F. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, replacement two-piece stag grips, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight. Barrel with single line address; interior of the loading gate is marked 7634; left side of the frame with two-line patent dates and "Rampant Colt" logo. Visible numbers are matching. Mfg'd 1903. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 20%-25% thinning and toning blue. Showing general age, wear, marks from handling and use. Frame displays traces of muted smoky gray color case hardened finish. End of the cylinder pin is marred. Straps show traces of blue finish with the remainder going to gray. Grips are in fine condition with attractive figure and a good fit. Action functions well with four clicks and good timing. Bore rates good and is primarily bright, with a few spots of mild pitting, and well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 1st Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #355859, .32 W.C.F. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square notch rear sights. Marked "508" in the loading gate. Mfg'd 1937. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning and toning blue, with scattered small marks, and a few spots of pitting on the barrel. Frame displays considerable muted original smoky gray color case hardened finish, with a few spots of light oxidation around the front edge, adjacent to the barrel. Cylinder with intermittent freckles of light oxidation. Screw heads are clean and factory markings are sharp. Grips show minor smoothing and there is a shallow impression at the bottom edge of the left grip. The interior of both panels are etched with matching serial numbers. Action is crisp with four distinct clicks. Bore is primarily bright and rates very good overall, with a minor rough spot near the muzzle; rifling is well-defined. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Scarce and Desirable Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Trapper Saddle Ring Carbine, #997543, .44-40 W.C.F. cal., 15" round barrel, blued finish, walnut forend and straight grip stock with crescent steel buttplate, saddle ring, pinned blade front sight, and rifle rear sight with elevator. Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. Upper tang is marked "WINCHESTER/-TRADE MARK-/-MADE IN U.S.A.-". Left side of the barrel is marked "-MODEL 92-WINCHESTER-44 W.C.F.-/-TRADE MARK-"; right side "MADE IN U.S.A. WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO./-NEW HAVEN, CONN.-". Mfg'd 1930. Overall condition is good, retaining approx. 15%-20% blue in the protected areas of the barrel and magazine tube, balance is a mixture of gray/brown, barrel address is clear. Receiver with general light marks from age and use, now gray with dark brown patina to both sides at the rear; factory markings are clear. There is remnants of an old varnish present on the buttplate. Wood displays typical signs of age and wear, with scattered light dents and scratches, one more notable on the right side of the wrist; left side with two hairline fissures and small chip from the upper corner. Crisp action; rifling is clearly defined but there is moderate erosion and pitting scattered throughout the bore. Listed by serial number on the accompanying BATF paperwork, indicating this firearm is no longer an NFA item despite its 15'' barrel; instead, classified as a Curio & Relic. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (C&R)

Rare Winchester Model 1892 Trapper Saddle Ring Carbine, #472100, .32 W.C.F. cal., 16" round barrel, blue finish, smooth gumwood straight grip stock and forend with barrel band and smooth steel crescent buttplate, pinned blade front and ladder rear sights, with saddle ring. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Left side of the barrel is marked "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. / NEW HAVEN CONN. U.S.A. PATENTED OCTOBER 14. 1884." and "32 W.C.F.". Upper tang is marked "MODEL 92 / -WINCHESTER- / TRADE MARK". Mfg'd 1909. Carbine is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 5%-10% thinning finish, primarily in the protected areas of the barrel and magazine, with a few shallow dents to the magazine, and areas of light surface erosion. Receiver is a mixture of gray metal and brown patina. Hammer and lever display traces of dull color case hardened finish. Wood shows age and wear that is consistent with the rest of the carbine and has been sanded, leaving gaps at the adjacent metal surfaces. Showing scattered dents, scratches, and a few minor hairline cracks at the wrist. Action functions smoothly. Bore is fair, displaying defined rifling, with scattered moderate erosion. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Carbine, #876781, .30 W.C.F. cal., 20" barrel with -length magazine, blue finish, walnut forend and straight grip stock with hard rubber Winchester shotgun buttplate, blade front sight pinned to a raised lug, and three-leaf express rear sight. Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1918. Carbine is in very good overall condition. Barrel and magazine tube retain approx. 85% thinning and toning original blue, with a clear barrel address. Receiver is mostly gray, retaining approx. 10%-15% blue, mainly on the right side and in the protected areas. Wood displays typical moderate marks associated with age and use; no significant blemishes. Crisp action, mirror bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Short Rifle, #226672, .30 W.C.F. cal., 20" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and 8-3/8" forend, smooth steel crescent buttplate, color case hardened lever and hammer, dovetailed German silver Rocky Mountain blade front sight, and two-leaf V-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1904. Rifle is in fair overall condition, with a mottled silver-gray coloration to the metal, showing traces of original finish, with light pitting and patina scattered throughout. Lever and hammer show traces of muted color case hardened finish. Wood displays age and wear that is consistent with the overall condition of this rifle; including scattered indentations, oil darkening at the forend and buttplate. Additionally, there are age/grain cracks to the right side of the buttstock, and a piece missing from the upper right edge of the forend. Action is a little stiff but functions correctly. Bore is dark with moderate erosion throughout; rifling is clear. Included is a Cody Firearms Records Office document confirming the features and indicating that the rifle was shipped from the warehouse on October 06, 1904. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1886 Lightweight Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #159482, .33 W.C.F. cal., 24" round barrel with a -length magazine, blue finish, smooth oil finished walnut forend and straight grip stock with Winchester hard rubber buttplate, dovetailed Lyman #4 blade front sight, and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver at the breech. Mfg'd 1929. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning factory finish overall, with losses primarily to the receiver. Barrel with light wear at the muzzle, scattered salt and pepper specks of oxidation/pitting, primarily near the rear sight. Receiver displays considerable original finish mixed with brown patina, showing light marks and some areas of frosting. Stock displays scattered indentations and marks consistent with age and use. Action is crisp. Bore is very good, with some visible light frosting and well- defined rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #876918, .30 WCF cal., 26" round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend, smooth steel shotgun buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight with set-screw, flat-top elevator rear sight with V-notched groove. Top of the barrel and receiver with Winchester proofs. Mfg'd 1918. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Barrel and magazine tube retain approx. 85%-90% factory blue, showing general mostly moderate marks from age and use. Receiver retains approx. 70% thinning and toning factory blue mixed with patina, showing areas of light frosting and freckling to the metal; general marks associated with age and use. Buttplate is gray. Barrel address and other factory lettering is clear. Wood with dents and scratches, the largest being on the wrist, which also has a 1.5" crack to the left side that does not appear to affect the integrity of the wood. Action is crisp. Bore is bright and shiny throughout with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

Marlin Model 1897 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #351430, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with checkered hard rubber Marlin buttplate, Rocky Mountain German silver blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator, with Lyman adjustable aperture sight added at the tang. Mfg'd 1906. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory blue, with scattered light marks along the barrel, high point edge wear, specks of oxidation and marks to the sides of the receiver. Wear to the underside of the receiver accounts for much of the finish loss. Barrel address and other factory lettering is clear. Lever and hammer are now primarily silver. Buttstock with scattered moderate dents and scratches. Forend shows finish wear from handling and several shallow dents and scratches, especially on the left side. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is partially bright, with scattered light erosion; rifling is good. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Flat Band Lever Action Carbine, #1527185, .32 W.S. cal., 20" round barrel, walnut forend with flat barrel band, straight grip stock with checkered steel shotgun buttplate, beaded blade front sight on ramped base, and standard elevator rear sight with U-notched groove. Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1948. Metal rates near excellent and retains approx. 96% factory blue, with light scattered scratches and handling marks, particularly on the right side of the receiver. Factory lettering is crisp. Wood is very good with scattered mostly moderate shallow dents and scratches, most notable on the left side of the buttstock. Crisp action, mirror bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

WWII Era Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1269043, .30-30 W.C.F. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend, grooved steel shotgun buttplate, beaded blade front sight on ramped base with hood, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed sight blank. A period Lyman tang sight has been added. There is a sling swivel located on the front barrel band and buttstock. Top of the barrel and receiver with Winchester proof marks. Mfg'd 1941. Carbine is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory blue, with scattered light marks along the barrel. Sides of the receiver with scattered scratches and a few spots that show signs of aggressive cleaning, particularly on the left side. Lower barrel band has a mottled gray/brown appearance. Barrel address and other factory lettering is crisp. Wood is excellent, displaying very few handling marks. Excellent action and bright bore with crisp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Colt 2nd Generation Buntline Special Single Action Army Revolver, #25212SA, .45 Colt cal., 12'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, smooth two-piece walnut grips, with standard fixed sights. Mfg'd 1959. Includes a correct one-piece black box and warranty card. Revolver is in near excellent condition, retaining approx. 96% factory blue, showing light scratching to the cylinder; few light marks and fine scratches to the barrel, as well as a few specks of oxidation on the right side, approx. 2"-3" down from the muzzle. Case colors are vivid and factory lettering is crisp. Grips with intermittent shallow marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Box is in good condition, showing moderate age and wear. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Like New Colt 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #SA46816, .45 LC cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber "Eagle" and "Rampant Colt" grips, standard fixed sights. In original two-piece Colt woodgrain pattern box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, yellow hang tag, owner's manual, and other misc. factory literature. Mfg'd 1980. Revolver is in like new condition and appears unfired. There is still a small amount of old oil present on some of the metal surfaces. No visible index line on the cylinder. Case colors are vibrant. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Box shows typical light storage wear; end label is clear. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #S16484A, .44-40 cal., 5.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, outstanding two-piece stag grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. Includes white cardboard factory shipping box with matching end label, blue and gold Colt two-piece factory cardboard box with instruction manual, hang tag, warranty card, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1997. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, appearing like new. Frame displays vivid color case hardened finish. The thick stag grips are excellent with attractive figure. The fit could be improved as the grips are slightly loose. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 3rd Gen. Frontier Six Shooter Single Action Revolver, #SA66720, .44-40 cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered hard rubber "Eagle" and "Rampant Colt" grips, standard fixed sights. In original two-piece Colt woodgrain pattern box with matching numbered end label, two-piece Styrofoam insert, orange hang tag, owner's manual, and other misc. factory literature. Mfg'd 1984. Revolver is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with a few minor marks and micro-scratches visible on the cylinder. There is still a small amount of old oil present on some of the metal surfaces. Case colors are vibrant. Grips are like new. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Box shows storage wear, with some tears and tatters to the edges and corners; end label is clear. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

125th SAA Anniversary Edition (1873-1998) Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #SA74048, .45 LC cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut grips with gold-colored 125th anniversary medallions, and standard fixed sights. In two-piece blue Colt box with white cardboard exterior box with matching end label, cable lock, owner's manual, orange hang tag, and other misc. factory paperwork. Revolver is in like new condition and appears unfired. No visible index line on the cylinder. Case colors are vibrant. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Box is in excellent condition. Approx. 2,000 were produced to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Colt SAA revolver. Finished by Doug Turnbull for Colt. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

U.S. Firearms Manufacturing Co. Single Action Army Flat-Top Target Revolver, #21164, .38-40 W.C.F. cal., 7.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, pinned blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with fire blued screw heads and cylinder pin. Includes factory one-piece cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, linen bag, extra pins, and cardboard shipping box. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and appears to be unfired. Frame and hammer display beautiful, vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 1886 High Grade Lever Action Rifle, #ESH0790, .45-70 cal., 26" octagon barrel, blue finish with gold inlaid and beautifully scroll engraved receiver, featuring a gold inlaid bear and buffalo on the left side, bear and moose on the right. Gloss finished, finely checkered deluxe walnut pistol grip stock and forend with blue steel nose and grip caps, ending with a smooth blue steel crescent buttplate.Factory dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight and buckhorn rear sight, with tang safety. Marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on the left side of the barrel, with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label and associated packaging materials. Rifle was only manufactured for one year, in 1997. Rifle is in excellent condition, appearing as new, with only a few minor storage marks, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears unfired. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern).

Browning Model 1886 Limited Edition High Grade Lever Action Rifle, #00828PT697, .45-70 cal., 26" octagon barrel, blue finish on the barrel and magazine. French grey receiver with outstanding scroll and border engraving, with gold inlaid Elk on the left side, and Bison on the right. Gloss-finished finely checkered deluxe walnut straight grip stock and forend with blue steel nose cap and smooth blue steel crescent buttplate. Factory dovetailed brass tipped blade front and buckhorn rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN JAPAN" on the left side of the barrel; "1 of 3000" on the top barrel flat. The engraving is signed "T. MORI". Includes the factory two-piece cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent condition and appears unfired, showing only a few light handling and storage marks to the stock and forend. Stock with sharp checkering detail and attractive figure. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. One of only 3,000 manufactured in 1986. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)

Browning High Grade Model 1886 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #00854NY6C7, .45-70 cal., 22" round barrel, blue and French grey finish. Gloss finished, finely checkered deluxe walnut straight grip stock and forend, with smooth blue steel crescent buttplate. Pinned blade front sight and ladder style carbine rear sight. Magnificently engraved and gold inlaid receiver is signed by noted Browning/Miroku engraver T. Mori and displays outstanding panel game scenes on two sides with gold inlaid bucks on the left side and Grizzly bears on the right side. Marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on left side of the barrel and "1 OF 3,000" on the top. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label and instruction manual. Mfg'd 1986. Carbine appears as new, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few light handling and storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears unfired. Limited to a production of only 3,000 carbines. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Modern)

Browning High Grade Model 65 Lever Action Rifle, #00283PN667, .218 Bee cal., 24" barrel, blue and French grey finish, gloss finished finely checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with checkered blue steel buttplate, hooded brass tipped ramped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sight. Beautifully engraved and gold inlaid receiver is signed "T. NAKA" for the noted Miroku Browning engraver, with scroll and game scenes, depicting a gold inlaid coyote on the left side and rabbit on the right. Factory markings are crisp, marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on left side of the barrel. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few minor handling and storage marks, primarily on the stock. Wood displays fine checkering detail and attractive figure. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. The Model 65 was only made in 1989, with a total of 5,000 produced; 3,500 Grade I and 1,500 Grade VI or High Grade rifles. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1894 Century Limited Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #94CL1722, .44-40 cal., 24" "JM" marked tapered octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, finely checkered deluxe walnut forend and straight grip stock with Marlin "Bullseye", polished brass crescent buttplate, Marbles factory dovetailed brass tipped blade front, and buckhorn rear sight. Receiver is engraved by Giovanelli with vignettes of the Marlin cowboy on horseback on the right side and Whitetail buck on the left side, displaying outstanding foliate scroll engraving. Includes the factory Styrofoam box with polychrome sleeve and matching end label. Only approx. 2,500 were manufactured in 1994. Rifle is as new and appears unfired. Receiver, bolt, and lever show vivid color case hardened finish. Stock with sharp checkering detail and attractive figure. Action is crisp with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Scarce Winchester W.A.C.A. Limited Edition Trapper Lever Action Carbine, #5014386-14, .30-30 Win. cal., 16" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with "W.A.C.A." stamped into the right side of the buttstock, ending with a Winchester checkered hard rubber buttplate. Factory dovetailed blade front and ladder rear sight. Roll engraved, gold washed "WACA" emblem on the left side of the receiver with saddle ring. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ factory finish with only a few light handling and storage marks. Crisp action, mirror bright bore with excellent rifling. Mfg'd exclusively for WACA members in 1981 with an extremely limited production of 130 carbines. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Outstanding Finely Relief Engraved Pre-War German Drilling, #12628, 16 Gauge/unknown 8mm cal. (marked 172/28) likely 8x57JR, 8x58R Sauer, or something similar; 26.75" barrels, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend with Deeley lever release, fluted horn grip cap, beaded cheekpiece, blank escutcheon plate and ribbed horn buttplate; providing a 12.75" LOP. The receiver displays ornate relief engraved game scenes with roe buck on the left side of the receiver and Elk on the right. Lock shows a boar on the left side and hares on the right. Other features include a steel tipped blade front sight, automatic rear sight that is activated by engaging the safety, causing it to rise to full height; with exposed hammers, and double triggers. Barrel address is blank, with clear markings indicating Krupp steel barrels, and marked "RAUCHLOS GEBRUFT" for nitro proofing. This drilling is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% rust blued finish, with light wear at the muzzles, and scattered handling marks. Stock is in fine condition with some light bruising and scratches consistent with age and field use. Action locks up securely with third bite fastener and appears tight on face. Smooth barrels display bright bores with a little fouling on the right side. Rifled barrel is bright with well-defined rifling. Although unmarked, the craftsmanship of this pre-war drilling is remarkable. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Early Pre-War W.J. Jeffery Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #7592, 8x57 cal., 24" military barrel with stepped profile, polished blue finish, top of the receiver is stippled to reduce reflection. Checkered walnut one-piece stock with horn forend tip and grip cap, with sling eyes, and checkered horn buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Front sight is a beaded blade on raised base with hood; three-leaf folding express rear sights on raised rib. With numerous English proofs, including Birmingham view marks on the right side of the receiver, barrel, and bolt handle. Barrel address reads "SHOT & FINISHED BY W.J. JEFFERY & Co Ltd, LONDON". Mfg'd circa 1903-1904. Rifle is in fine condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 96%-97% of an old quality reblued finish, with a few light marks along the barrel and edge of the trigger guard. Stock is in good condition, with numerous indentations and impressions, worse on the left side of the forend. There is one small chip missing from the upper left edge of the horn forend cap; otherwise, horn pieces are very fine. Action functions smoothly. Bore with mild surface texture throughout; rifling is good. An early Jeffery sporter on a pre-WWI military action, in the original 8mm Mauser chambering. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Pre-War Custom German Carl Grundig 98 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #4427, 8x57 cal., 23" octagon to round barrel with filed rib, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece stock with Schnabel forend, Prince of Wales grip, beaded cheekpiece, sling swivel studs, and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Rifle also features a silver tipped ramped blade front sight, standard U-notch rear sight, double-set triggers, and butter knife bolt handle. Receiver and magazine with light border and scroll engraving. Barrel is marked "CARL GRUNDIG, DRESDEN". Topped with one-piece Leupold mount, rings, and Bushnell Banner 3-9x variable power rifle scope with an adjustable objective, finished in gloss black, with a prismatic reticle. Exterior of the scope shows light wear; optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning original finish, with a few scrapes and spots of corrosion along the barrel. Magazine base and trigger guard show some thinning and edge wear. Stock displays mostly moderate indentations and wear associated with age and use, including a few deeper dents around the rear of the tang. Action functions smoothly, with a crisp trigger. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Carl Grundig was a noted German gunsmith in Dresden prior to WWI. He died in 1913 and his sons continued the family business until February of 1945, when the city was destroyed by Allied bombers. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Outstanding Engraved Mauser 66 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle with Two Additional Barrels, #G16493, .270 Win. cal., 21" blue finished barrel. Receiver is in the white and deeply relief engraved with game scenes depicting bears on the left side and moose on the right. Although unsigned, the work is like that of Aldo Rizzini, who is known to have engraved similar rifles for Mauser. Finely skip-line checkered walnut one-piece Mannlicher stock with horn forend tip, cheekpiece, sling swivels, grip cap, and checkered hard rubber Mauser buttplate; providing a 14" LOP. Blade front sight on ramped base, no rear sight, with one-piece scope mount over the front ring and barrel shank. Telescoping action with double set triggers. The initials "RB" are on the rear of the bolt. Barrel shank is marked with "ORIGINAL MAUSER" banner logo. No visible import marks. Includes instruction manual, original paperwork and significant amount of written correspondence with Mauser Germany. Unfortunately, 99% of this documentation is in German. Additionally, included are two (2) Mauser barrels, in .30-06 and .243 calibers, both in excellent condition with bright bores. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% finish on the barrel. Trigger guard shows a little thinning and mild plum colored toning. Receiver displays light toning. Stock with intermittent moderate indentations and handling marks, particularly on the buttstock. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #136026, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Front sight is a beaded blade on ramped base with hood, sporting rear sight with elevator. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the left side of the barrel and receiver, matching serial number etched into the bolt. Mfg'd 1950. Topped with a Bausch & Lomb two-piece mount, rings, and Balvar fixed power scope with blued finish, and fine crosshair reticle. Exterior of the scope shows considerable thinning and toning to the finish; optics are clear. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%+ original blue, with light wear at the muzzle and mild toning to the barrel. Trigger guard and floor plate display toning and some light scratching. Factory lettering is clear. Stock with scattered shallow dents and scratches; checkering is crisp. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #67649, .22 Hornet cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and checkered blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.6" LOP. Front sight is a hooded steel tipped blade. Rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed sight blank. An adjustable aperture Lyman sight has been added at the left rear of the receiver. Top of the receiver is drilled and tapped. Factory markings are clear with matching serial numbers on the bolt and sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1947. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95% blue, showing mild toning and light handling marks along the barrel; moderate wear at the muzzle. Barrel address and other factory markings are clear. Bolt handle knob has worn to silver. Receiver shows minimal wear. Trigger guard is lightly frosted. Stock is in near excellent condition, with scattered light marks from handling and use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling; muzzle has been counterbored approx. 3/16". Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Bolt Action Rifle, # 472000, .308 Win. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip high comb stock with sling swivels and checkered plastic buttplate; providing a 13.6" LOP. Sights include a hooded silver tipped ramped blade front and folding rear. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the left side of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1960. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue, with only light handling and storage marks. Stock is in excellent condition, with a few light scratches and minor marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Post-War Belgian FN Commercial Mauser Deluxe Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #C2760, 7x57 cal., 24" barrel, high polish blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with Monte Carlo comb, cheekpiece, sling swivels, crossbolt, and Pachmayr solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. Front sight is blade on ramped base with hood. There is no provision for a rear sight. Top of the receiver is drilled and tapped, with a vacant hole at both the front and rear. Trigger guard and floorplate are lightly scroll engraved. Front ring with FN logo, Belgian proofs and acceptance marks on the left side of the barrel and front ring, marked "MADE IN BELGIUM" on the right side. No visible import marks. Topped with two-piece bases, rings, and Bushnell Banner 3-9x scope with gloss black finish, and fine crosshair reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish with only a small scratch on the underside of the barrel. Bolt is in the white. Stock is in excellent condition with fine checkering detail with a minor mark on the cheekpiece; buttstock shows attractive figure and mineral streaking. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Overall, this rifle appears little used. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Weatherby Mark V Deluxe Bolt Action Rifle, #H140406, .300 Wby Mag. cal., 24" barrel, polished blue finish, hooded brass bead ramped blade front sight and folding rear sight. Finely skip-line checkered gloss finished French AA walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend tip, white diamond inlaid grip cap, sling swivels with leather Bianchi Cobra sling, and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. Receiver is drilled and tapped with brass screws in the holes. Left side of the receiver is marked "MADE IN JAPAN". Mfg'd circa 1983-84. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing little used and retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish with only a few light handling marks. Stock with fine checkering detail, displaying attractive figure and mineral streaking in the buttstock. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Colt "The Coltsman" Custom Grade Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #C5153, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Finely checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with cheekpiece, rosewood forend tip and grip cap, with sling swivels, period leather rifle sling, and solid rubber Decelerator recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Built using an FN Model 300 Mauser action. Trigger guard and floorplate with decorative gold filled engraving. Includes Buehler two-piece bases and rings. There are proof marks on left side of the receiver ring and matching serial number on the bolt handle. Mfg'd circa 1958-1962. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue, showing light muzzle wear and a few light marks along the barrel.Stock is very good, with scattered small to medium sized dents and scratches that are consistent with field use. Action functions well with a crisp trigger. Bore shows signs of moderate use with defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Weatherby Mark V Lazermark Bolt Action Rifle, #H237048, .257 Weatherby Mag. cal., 26" ported barrel, blue finish. Deluxe laser cut walnut Monte Carlo stock with rosewood forend and inlaid grip cap, sling swivel studs, and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Bolt etched with the matching serial number. Marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on left side of the receiver. Rifle is topped with Buehler two-piece mounts, rings, and a Weatherby Supreme 3-9x44 scope with matte black finish and duplex reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx.. 98%-99% factory finish with only light storage and handling marks. Stock displays attractive laser cut oak leaf decoration and is in excellent condition. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Zastava/Interarms Whitworth Bolt Action Express Rifle, #B311722, .375 H&H cal., 24" barrel with muzzle brake, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with ebony forend tip, case colored grip cap, beaded cheekpiece, sling swivel studs, and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Rifle also features a brass tipped ramped blade front sight, three-leaf folding express rear sights on quarter rib, and cross-bolt added to mitigate recoil. Factory markings are clear, with Yugoslavian proofs on the right side of the barrel and receiver. Topped with two-piece Redfield bases, rings, and Leupold VARI-X III 2.5-8x scope, finished in gloss black with a front lens cover and duplex reticle. There are a few light marks on the exterior of the scope; optics are clear and bright. Mfg'd 1990. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish. Stock with a few light indentations and scuffs, particularly on the left side below the rear of the bolt. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Custom Tikka M695 Bolt Action Rifle, #876007, .300 Win. Mag. cal., 26" custom Brux stainless steel match barrel that was installed by Chesebro Rifles, with stainless receiver. Checkered walnut one-piece high comb pistol grip stock with sling eyes and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Factory grooved receiver is also drilled and tapped with four holes. Includes four (4) detachable magazines. Marked "Chesebro Rifles" on the left side of the barrel. Includes the original Tikka blued barrel in .338 Win. Mag., in as new condition. Also included is the smooth laminate wood target stock with ventilated forend, accessory rail, adjustable cheek piece, and buttplate; in as new condition. Rifles comes with a scope mount, firing pin assembly, trigger assembly, two (2) extractors, Bianchi padded tooled leather rifle sling, and other misc. small parts. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing near new, showing little use. Action is extremely smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Chesebro Rifles is a custom gunsmithing business in Tehachapi, CA. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Ruger No. 1-B Standard Single Shot Rifle, #132-81802, .300 Wby cal., 26" barrel with quarter rib, blue finish. Checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with sling swivels, Ruger grip cap, and solid red rubber Ruger recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Includes factory box with matching end label, instruction manual, and warranty card. Topped with rings and Pine Ridge 3-9x40 scope with matte black finish, lens covers, and BDC reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Mfg'd 1986. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few minor handling and storage marks. Checkering detail is sharp. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Weatherby Mark V Accumark Bolt Action Rifle, #SB035531, .30-378 Weatherby Mag. cal., 28" ported and fluted barrel, stainless steel and blue finish. Bell & Carlson Monte Carlo stock with sling swivels, Butler Creek padded sling, and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Bolt with matching serial number. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label and instruction manual. Rifle is topped with Leupold two-piece bases, rings, and Leupold VARI-X III 4.5-14x scope with gloss black finish, adjustable objective, Butler Creek lens covers, and duplex reticle. There are a few light marks on the outside of the scope; optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, with minor storage and handling marks. Trigger guard shows light edge wear. Stock is in excellent condition. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Winchester Model 70 Classic Sporter Bolt Action Rifle, #G116199, .375 H&H cal., 24" barrel, matte stainless steel finish. Checkered synthetic one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, steel grip cap, and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. Hooded steel tipped ramped blade front sight and adjustable folding rear sight, with two-piece scope bases, jeweled bolt with matching serial number. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" on the barrel. Includes an Eagle Eye Optics Co. 6x40 fixed power rifle scope with matte black finish, quick detach rings, and duplex reticle. Scope is excellent, with clear optics. Additionally, includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label and packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Stock shows only minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 SPS Varmint Bolt Action Rifle with Leupold Scope and Extra Stock, #G6975515, .308 Win. cal., 26" heavy barrel, matte blue finish, Timney trigger with approx. 3lb trigger pull. Replacement Remington branded HS Precision layered composite stock with solid Remington recoil pad; LOP is 13.5". Mfg'd 2016. Topped with Leupold VX-3 2-6x40mm rifle scope, #178042V, features a duplex reticle and click adjustments. Scope is in excellent condition with bright, clear optics. Includes factory takeoff fiberglass stock. Overall condition is excellent. Metal surfaces retain approx. 98%-99% factory blue, showing only light handling marks. HS precision stock with light marks from handling and storage. Excellent action and bright bore with well-defined rifling. Takeoff stock shows intermittent light handling marks. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Heckler & Koch Model SL-6 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #07676, .223 Rem. cal., 17.7" hammer forged barrel, matte black finish. Smooth walnut pistol grip stock with ventilated handguard, ending with a smooth matte black steel buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a protected pin front sight, adjustable aperture rear sight, roller lock delayed blowback action, one 4-shot magazine, with integral mounts on the receiver. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN GERMANY" and import marks on the left side of the action. Unavailable for import since 1986. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with only light scratches and marks on the receiver from optics mounting. Stock is in near excellent condition, with scattered light indentations and scratches. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent polygonal rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Scarce Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Ranch Rifle in .222 Rem., #187-22523, 18.5" barrel, blue finish. Gloss finished hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with ventilated synthetic handguard, sling swivels, ending with a ribbed hard rubber Ruger buttplate; providing a 13.25" LOP. Ramped blade front and folding rear sight with one 10-round blue steel magazine. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label and warranty card. Mfg'd 1983. Integral mounts are topped with rings and a Pine Ridge 3-9x40 scope with matte black finish, lens covers, and BDC reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish with crisp factory lettering and intermittent light handling and storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. A scarce variation, manufactured for the export market to comply with international laws prohibiting civilian ownership of military-issue calibers. Estimates are that fewer than 3,000 rifles were produced in the .222 Remington caliber. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Browning Grade VI SA-22 Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #11219NT646, .22 LR cal., 19" barrel, blue and French grey finish, gloss finish finely checkered deluxe walnut two-piece pistol grip stock with ribbed blue steel buttplate, factory dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, and folding rear sight. Finely engraved and gold inlaid receiver is unsigned, with intricate scroll engraving and game scenes on three sides. Left side depicts a hound pursuing a hare, inlaid in gold; top with gold inlaid retriever's head; right side with gold inlaid coyote chasing a squirrel. Factory markings are clear, marked "MADE IN JAPAN" on left side of the barrel. Includes factory cardboard box with a matching end label, instruction manual, warranty info, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1996. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few modest handling marks. Stock with sharp checkering detail and attractive figure in the buttstock. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Modern)

Freedom Arms Premier Grade Model 97 Packer Single Action Revolver, #D16987, .454 Casull cal., 3" barrel, stainless steel finish, smooth black Micarta two-piece grips, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable square notch rear sight, unfluted 5-shot cylinder, no ejection rod, with transfer bar safety. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, test target, literature, and associated packaging materials. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and may be unfired, with a few light marks on the barrel, and the cylinder shows a faint index line. Grips are in excellent condition and fit well. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Freedom Arms Model 555 Premier Grade Single Action Revolver, #i1095, .50 AE cal., 7.5" barrel, stainless steel , laminate wood two-piece grips, serrated ramped blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with an unfluted 5-shot cylinder. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, literature, test target, original purchase receipt, and lubricant. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and shows little evidence of use. Cylinder with a slight index line; face is clean. Grips are in excellent condition with attractive figure. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Freedom Arms Model 83 Premier Grade Revolver, #D17643, .454 Casull cal., 10" barrel, satin stainless steel finish, smooth laminate wood two-piece grips, ramped blade front sight, with unfluted 5-round cylinder. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. The revolver is topped with a one-piece base, rings, and Leupold VARI-X 2.5-8x EER pistol scope, with matte stainless finish, duplex reticle, and includes lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Revolver is in excellent overall condition with only minor handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition with attractive figure. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-10 Double Action Revolver with Presentation Case and Lawman Leather Dirty Harry Holster, #DDU1678, .44 Mag. cal., 6.5" barrel, blue finish, checkered Altamont wood grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, adjustable square-notched rear sight with white outline, color case hardened target hammer and target trigger. Includes the original wood presentation case with S&W logo on the lid. In excellent condition as stored in the original shipping box. Matching numbered blue plastic S&W case with sealed cleaning kit, instruction manual, and cable lock. Also included, is a Lawman Leather "Original Dirty Harry" brown leather shoulder holster. In very good condition, showing scattered light scuffs and scratches. Revolver is in excellent condition, appearing unfired, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue, with only a light index line on the cylinder. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. An iconic revolver, made famous by Clint Eastwood in the Dirty Harry movies. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt King Cobra Double Action Revolver, #RA264709, .357 Mag. cal., 4.25" barrel, stainless steel, brown laminated wood grips with silver Colt medallions, red fiber optic front sight, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, orange hang tag, cable lock, and other misc. factory literature. Model #SB4TS, re-introduced in 2019. Revolver is in like new condition, with only a few very minor handling marks to the metal. The original silver tag is still attached to the trigger guard. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PY358151, .357 Mag. cal., 2.5" vent rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered wood Altamont grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, orange hang tag, cable lock, and other misc. factory literature. Model #SP2WCTS, re-introduced in 2023. Revolver is in like new condition, with only a few very minor handling marks to the metal. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #RA331262, .357 Mag. cal., 3" vent rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered laminated wood grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, cable lock, other misc. factory literature, and QR-code sticker still attached to the trigger guard. Model #SP3WTS, re-introduced in 2022. Revolver is in like new condition and appears unfired. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PY004816, .357 Mag. cal., 4.25" vent rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered laminated wood grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, orange hang tag, cable lock, and other misc. factory literature. Model #SP4WTS, re-introduced in 2020. Revolver is in like new condition, with only a few very minor handling marks to the metal. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PY005316, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered laminated wood grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, orange hang tag, cable lock, and other misc. factory literature. Model #SP6WTS, re-introduced in 2020. Revolver is in like new condition, with only a few very minor handling marks to the metal. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PB001548, .357 Mag. cal., 4.25" vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered laminated wood grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, and cable lock. Model #BP4WTS, re-introduced in 2020. Revolver is in like new condition and appears unfired. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Anaconda Double Action Revolver, #AC200651, .44 Mag. cal., 8" barrel, stainless steel, finger grooved black rubber Colt grips, red ramp front sight, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, instruction manual, and cable lock. Model #SP8RTS, re-introduced in 2021. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, there are mild powder rings around the chambers on the cylinder face; otherwise, appearing like new, with only a few very minor handling marks. The original silver tag is still attached to the trigger guard. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Realtree Camo Anaconda Double Action Revolver with Original Scope, #MM82147, .44 Mag., cal., 8" vent rib barrel, factory Realtree camo finish, original finger grooved black rubber grip with Colt logo on the right side, manufactured without sights. Topped with a one-piece camo base, black rings, and camo Redfield EER 2.5-7x scope with duplex reticle and Redfield lens covers. Includes an extra pair of finger grooved laminated wood grips. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% finish, with a few light handling marks, most notably on the left side of the frame; cylinder has a light index line. Grips show little use but display some chalky white residue. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Scope is in excellent condition with bright, clear optics. Laminated wood grips appear like new. These revolvers were only manufactured in 1996. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Bright Stainless Steel Double Action Revolver, #PN11882, .357 Magnum cal., 4" vent rib barrel, high polish stainless steel finish, replacement smooth laminate wood one-piece combat grips, ramped blade front sight with orange insert, and adjustable white outline square-notch rear sight. Includes factory plastic hard case with instruction manual, and warranty card. Mfg'd 1996. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and may be unfired. Aftermarket grips are in excellent condition and fit well. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #T83587, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, stainless steel, checkered black rubber Pachmayr Presentation grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped front sight with orange insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight with white outline. Mfg'd 1989. Includes the original matching numbered box with two-piece Styrofoam insert and padded Pro Shooter soft case. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, displaying typical signs of light use, with a few scattered scuffs and light scratches, moderate index line on the cylinder. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips appear near new with bright medallions. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Box is good, with a clear end label, showing scattered tatters and tears, and storage type wear. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Colt Python Elite Double Action Revolver, #PE04642, .357 Mag. cal., 6" vent rib barrel, stainless steel finish, smooth laminate wood two-piece combat grips with Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight with orange insert, and adjustable white outline square-notch rear sight. Marked "PYTHON ELITE" on the left side of the barrel. Includes factory blue plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, and other misc. literature. Mfg'd 2001. Revolver is in excellent condition and may be unfired, displaying only a few very minor handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)

Cased Custom Seattle Engraving Center Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PY348813, .357 Mag. cal., 5" vent rib barrel, custom attractive high polish black chrome finish, faux black pearl grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight with red insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Includes a lockable premium Seattle Engraving Center black lacquered wood display case with fitted creme colored interior, Seattle Engraving box, COA, orange hang tag, instruction manual, and cable lock. Revolver is unfired and in like new condition. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Wood case is in excellent condition as stored in the original box. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Anaconda Double Action Revolver, #MM94008, .45 Colt cal., 8" vent rib barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered rubber combat grips with Colt medallions, ramped blade front sight with orange insert, and adjustable white outline rear sight. Includes factory plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, and warranty card. Mfg'd 1997. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent light handling marks; cylinder with a light index line. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering, showing little use. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Heckler & Koch Model USP 45 Semi-Automatic Pistol with LEM Action, 12 Magazines, Multiple Holsters, Spare Parts, etc., #25-055774, .45 ACP cal., 4.4" barrel, black slide, black polymer frame with integral textured grip and an added rubberized grip wrap, XS-marked tritium front sight with green ring and a tritium "V"-notch rear sight with a vertical bar, and paddle magazine release. Magazines include five (5) 10-round H&K and seven (7) 12-round; all are consecutively numbered on the spine in white marker. Pistol has German proofs on the frame and barrel, marked ''MADE IN GERMANY'' on the right side of the frame. Mfg'd 1999. Frame, slide, and barrel have matching serial numbers. Includes factory gray plastic H&K hard case. Holsters include a Safariland black leather police style with two (2) Aker double magazine pouches, DeSantis holster, Mitch Rosen holster and double magazine holder. Also included are several additional magazine springs and original parts leftover from the LEM conversion; extra barrel, armorer's DVD and VHS tape. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% metal finish, with intermittent light handling marks. Barrel hood shows light finish wear; and the front and rear sights show light marring from installation. Tritium sights still glow. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Heckler & Koch Model USP Semi-Automatic Pistol with LEM Modification, #24-093728, 9mm cal., 4.4" barrel, black slide, black polymer frame with integral textured grip and an added rubberized grip wrap, tritium front sight with green ring, tritium V-notch Tru Dot rear sight with a vertical bar, paddle magazine release, with five (5) H&K 15-round black polymer magazines and six (6) 18-round H&K clear polymer extended magazines. There are German proofs on the frame and barrel, marked ''MADE IN GERMANY'' on the right side of the frame. Mfg'd 2005. Frame, slide, and barrel have matching serial numbers. Includes factory black plastic H&K hard case, Bagmaster soft case, Master's dual magazine pouch, Mitch Rosen dual magazine leather pouch, Front Line RH OWB leather holster, Bladetech holster, flared magwell/jet funnel kit, and original USP parts to convert the pistol back to a standard non-LEM trigger . Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% finish on the slide, with intermittent light handling marks. Barrel hood shows light finish wear. Tritium sights still glow. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Heckler & Koch USP Expert Semi-Automatic Pistol, #25-151857, .45 ACP cal., 5.2" barrel, black finish, black polymer frame with integral textured grip panels, Tritium blade front sight, adjustable Tritium rear sight, ambidextrous safety/decocker and magazine release, with three (3) 10-round H&K magazines. Marked "MADE IN GERMANY" on right side of the frame. Includes factory H&K hard case with matching end label, original front and rear sights, instruction manual, keys, wrenches, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 2017. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with some high point edgewear, and handling marks; particularly on the right side of the slide. Night sights are a little dim but still glow. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $900-$1,100. (Modern/PPT)

Walther Model P5 100th Year Anniversary Edition Semi-Automatic Pistol with Presentation Case, #355, 9mm cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish with gold factory lettering; gold colored hammer, extractor, and trigger. Wood grips with carved oak leaves, blade front sight with white dot, dovetailed rear sight with square-notched groove, decocker, and one blued steel Walther magazine. Left side of the slide is marked "1886-1986" and "100 Jahre/WALTHER"; right side "Modell P5 and Nr. 355". In the original wood presentation case with "Walther" and oak leaf carvings in the lid, oval plaque on inside of lid, with cartridge holder in the base. Pistol is in excellent condition, appearing unfired, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue and gold finishes. Grips are excellent. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Case is also excellent, with a few light storage type marks to the exterior. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Sig Sauer P220 Elite Semi-Automatic Pistol, #37B047235, .45 ACP, double/single action, 4.4" barrel, stainless steel, original wood grips, three dot green night sights (still glow), front and rear slide serrations, frame with integral accessory rail. Includes two (2) 10-round Sig Sauer magazines, matching numbered black case, instruction manual and other misc. factory literature. Mfg'd 2017. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, displaying only a few minor marks from handling and use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern/PPT)

Rare LAPD Staccato XC 2011 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #LAPDXC560, 9mm cal., 5" barrel with integral comp, black finish, black G2 textured grip, green fiber optic front sight, square-notched rear sight, X-Series serrations and cuts to the slide, frame with lower accessory rail, skeletonized hammer and trigger, grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety. Left side of the slide is marked "LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT". Includes six (6) factory 17-round stainless magazines. In original soft carrying case with owner's manual, sticker and test target. Pistol is in excellent, like new overall condition, and appears to have been handled and fired very little. Action is extremely smooth, bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $5,000-$7,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Special Order LAPD Southwest Division Colt Series 70 Government Model 0 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SCC031314, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, matte and satin stainless steel, checkered blue double diamond G10 grips with Colt logo, red fiber optic front sight, square-notched rear sight, skeletonized hammer, three-hole trigger, with one 8-round stainless Colt magazine. Left side of the slide is marked "LAPD" and "SOUTHWEST DIVISION/SINCE 1909". Right side is marked "Out of the Great Southwest", with id/badge number "37028". There is a number 3 within a circle at the rear of both sides of the slide, which is the numerical identifier for the LAPD Southwest station. Includes the original matching numbered blue plastic Colt case, orange hang tag, instruction manual, and cable lock. Also included are two pairs of Aluma Grips, both with LAPD Southwest Division logo; new and in the original packaging. Pistol is in excellent condition. Metal with a few minor handling marks and typical light rub marks to the barrel hood. Grips are like new. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

One of 500 Talo Exclusive Eli Whitney Colt Competition Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ELW-353, .45 ACP, 5" National Match barrel, blue finish, VZ G-10 Proprietary Disruptive Hyena Burl grips, red fiber optic front sight, square-notched rear sight, skeletonized hammer, three-hole trigger, beveled mag-well, and the top edge of the slide is chamfered. Includes one 8-round stainless Colt magazine, blue plastic Colt case with matching serial number, Talo pamphlet, orange hang tag, cable lock, and instruction manual. One of only 500 produced as a tribute to the contributions made by Eli Whitney in the evolution of modern firearm production. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, and retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish, with a few minor marks to the front edge of the slide. Grips are like new. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

One of 300 Engraved Talo Distributor's 50th Anniversary Colt Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RFC180, .45 ACP, 5" barrel, blue finish. Receiver and slide display extensive scroll floral engraving by Ray Armand Jr. The original wood grips also feature matching scroll floral engraving. Sights include a blade front with white dot and Novak's rear sight with square-notched groove and two white dots. Includes two (2) blued steel Colt magazines, matching outer white cardboard box, two-piece blue Colt box, orange hang tag, instruction manual, commemorative brochure, and cable lock. Limited to a total production of only 300 pieces. Pistol is in like new condition, appearing unfired. White cardboard outer box shows typical light storage type wear. Blue box and accessories are all excellent. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

One of 500 Engraved Colt Custom Shop Premier Edition Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CPE217, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued, with extensive scroll engraving along the sides of the slide, as well as "Colt" in gold inlay on the right, gold "Rampant Colt" on the left side. Leather snakeskin grips with gold colored screws. Pistol also features a blade front sight with white dot, square-notched rear sight with two white dots, ambidextrous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and three-hole trigger. Mfg'd 2002. Includes one blued steel Colt magazine, one blued Wilson Combat magazine, matching numbered white cardboard outer box sleeve, two-piece blue Colt box, cable lock, orange hang tag, New York police department patch, instruction manual and other misc. factory literature. Also included are the original checkered double diamond wood grips, which are in excellent condition. Pistol is in like new condition, displaying only a few very minor handling marks. Action functions smoothly, with a mirror bright bore. White cardboard box is missing one of the end panels; blue box is excellent. One of only 500 produced. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt M45A1 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #15748EGA, .45 ACP cal., 5'' National Match barrel, brown Decobond-coated finish, lower accessory rail, desert camouflage G10 checkered grips, front and rear slide serrations, lanyard ring, Novak tritium 3-dot night sights, and two (2) Wilson Combat magazines. In original blue plastic Colt case with matching end label, owner's manual, orange hang tag, and gun lock. Patterned after the USMC CQB pistol. Left side of slide is stamped ''COLT(three stars)M45A1''; right ''COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL''. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% original finish, showing light handling marks on the slide and frame. Grips are like new. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Limited Production Sig Sauer M-18 Commemorative U.S. Military Service Pistol, #M18-0672, 9mm cal., striker-fired, 3.9" barrel, coyote tan PVD finish, tan polymer grip module with integral accessory rail, Siglite night sights with rear optics plate, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous safety and slide release, with one 17-round and two (2) 21-round Sig magazines. Includes the original plain cardboard box with matching serial number, hang tag, instruction manual and other misc. factory literature. Only 5,000 of these pistols were manufactured, with specifications and markings that are identical to the U.S. military service pistols that are currently in use. Mfg'd 2021. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ coyote tan finish. Slide with a few light scuffs and rub marks, particularly on the right side. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

U.S. Army Commemorative Edition Sig Sauer M17 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #M17-0771, 9mm cal., 4.7" barrel, coyote tan finish, tan polymer frame with tan controls, SIGLITE night sights with green front and orange rear. Slide is marked "Sig Sauer M17" and "MFR:6ZWB1 PN:13067008-1". Includes one 17-round and two (2) 21-round Sig Sauer magazines. In original matching numbered cardboard box, with manual, lock, and wooden display case with medallion and certificate of authenticity. Wooden display case is in excellent condition showing light storage wear. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ finish, displaying only light handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Limited to a total production of only 5,000. Est.: $900-$1,300. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Chris Kyle Edition Springfield Armory TRP Operator 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CK0841, .45 ACP cal., 5'' match grade stainless steel barrel, black Cerakote finish, black and gray G10 grips with an American flag engraving, Trijicon night sights with fully adjustable target rear, one-piece full-length National Match guide rod, blended magwell, 20-LPI checkering on the straps, skeletonized hammer, with one 7-round stainless steel magazine. Includes wooden display case with foam insert and coin, shipping box, certificate of authenticity, manual, and a Memorial Edition copy of the American Sniper signed by Taya Kyle. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing like new, with only a few very minor handling marks. Action is crisp and operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Display case is in excellent condition showing light storage wear. Foam insert shows light wear and a few marks. Limited to a total production of only 1,000. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #092369, .308 Win. cal., 22" barrel fitted with a muzzle brake, parkerized finish, hardwood stock, protected blade front sight, and adjustable aperture rear sight. A Creedmoor Armory leather sling is attached. No magazine is included. Also includes the original box, manual/paperwork, and loose original flash hider. Metal surfaces rate excellent, retaining approx. 96%-97% parkerized finish, with a few light scuffs and marks to the barrel and muzzle brake. There is a more notable scratch on the right side of the buttstock. Stock is otherwise, near excellent, displaying typical signs of light use, with scattered light handling and storage marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Federal Ordnance M14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #6169, 7.62x51mm, 22" barrel with muzzle brake, parkerized finish, walnut stock, fiberglass upper handguard, protected blade front sight, with standard adjustable aperture sight. An M2 rifle bipod and green cloth sling are attached. Includes one 10-round magazine. No cleaning kit is present in the buttstock. Receiver marked "U.S. RIFLE / 7.62 MM M14 / FED. ORD. INC. / SO. EL MONTE, CA / 6169". The underside of the stock at the grip area bears a circled "P". Overall condition very good+, retaining approx. 95% parkerized finish, with intermittent scuffs and a few scratches on the barrel, as well as a few minor rust spots at the rear of the receiver, near the maker's marks. Stock with scattered light handling marks and a few spots of wear where the bipod legs contact the wood. A repurposed military stock that has had the original selector switch cutout filled in with a spliced piece of wood. Forend shows moderate handling wear. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Springfield Armory M1A "SOCOM 16" Semi-Automatic Rifle, #254871, .308 Win. cal., 17.75" barrel including the attached muzzle brake, parkerized finish, checkered black synthetic stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''US RIFLE M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Includes one 10-round magazine. Overall condition is excellent, retaining nearly 98%+ factory finish. Stock and handguard are in excellent condition showing intermittent light handling marks. Action is smooth. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Springfield M1A Scout Squad Semi-Automatic Rifle, #514555, .308 Win. cal., 18" barrel fitted with a factory muzzle brake, desert flat dark earth Cerakote finish, FDE camouflage pattern composite stock, forward scout-style Picatinny rail, National Match blade front sight and adjustable military aperture rear sight. Features a two-stage trigger. No magazine is included. Also includes an original Springfield Armory soft rifle case, new green cloth sling, new leather sling, paperwork/owner's manual, and gun lock. Rifle rates excellent overall, appearing near new. Approx. 99% original finish remains, with minor wear to the outside edge of the muzzle brake. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Springfield M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle with Springfield 6x40 Scope, #443900, .308 Win. cal., 22" barrel with muzzle brake, parkerized finish, FDE Archangel Precision stock, factory sights, and FDE Magpul bipod. Topped with a Springfield 6x40 Government Model scope and mount with Vortex rings. A black Tango Down rail cover is installed on the bottom rail, trimmed to fit with the bipod. No magazine is included. Also includes a Springfield soft case and the original wood stock with attached leather sling. Manual, paperwork, and gun lock are also included. Rifle and mounted accessories rate excellent overall, retaining approx. 98%+ factory finish, showing light wear to the muzzle brake, and intermittent light handling and storage marks. Original wood stock rates near excellent, with a few scattered shallow dents and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Scope is in excellent overall condition; optics are clear and adjustments function properly. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Colt Modular Carbine .308 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #MCC 010369, .308 Win. cal., 16.25" barrel with removable SureFire ProComp 762 muzzle brake, black finish, monolithic upper receiver and handguard with full-length Picatinny top rail, M-LOK lower handguard section, integral folding gas-block front sight, Colt Defense folding rear sight, AR-15-type fin grip modified to fit the rifle, and B5 Systems SOPMOD stock in fixed position with a Strike Industries Stock Stop. Includes two (2) 10-round Magpul .308 magazines, an additional unmodified Magpul pistol grip, and Plano All Weather Tactical hard case. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition. Metal surfaces show light wear and scratches from use. Handguard screw holes and the top Picatinny rail show light wear from previously mounted accessories. Stock, modified fin grip, sights, muzzle brake, magazines, extra pistol grip, and case are excellent. Action operates smoothly; trigger, charging handle, bolt catch, and magazine release function properly. Bore rates excellent overall. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $2,200-$2,800. (Modern)

Daniel Defense DD5 V3 7.62mm Semi-Automatic Rifle, #DD5025145, 7.62x51mm NATO cal., 16" cold hammer forged chrome-lined barrel fitted with a Strike Industries JComp Gen 2 compensator, black finish, 15" Daniel Defense DD5 Rail M-LOK handguard, Harris S-BRM bipod mounted beneath the handguard, pistol grip with integral fin, and factory Daniel Defense stock fixed in position with a stock stop. Features an adjustable gas block, ambidextrous safety, magazine release, bolt catch, and factory GRIP-N-RIP charging handle. Includes four (4) 10-round Magpul magazines, original Daniel Defense hard case, original factory pistol grip, owner's manual, paperwork, and extra factory buttpad. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing little used. Action operates smoothly; trigger, magazine release, bolt catch, charging handle, and adjustable gas block function properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling and rates excellent overall. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $1,600-$2,000. (Modern)

FN 15 Military Collector M4 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #M4SA02001, 5.56x45mm NATO cal., 16.1" overall barrel length including pinned-and-welded flash hider, black anodized finish, 6-position adjustable stock, A2-style pistol grip, A2-style front and adjustable rear sights, and Knight's Armament M4RAS handguard with rail covers. Features a flat-top receiver and ambidextrous safety selector. A Juggernaut Tactical fixed-magazine kit is installed making it California compliant. The rifle can be returned to a detachable-magazine configuration where legal. Includes one 10-round factory magazine, original factory cardboard box with matching serial number, original paperwork/manual, gun lock, bolt catch, and rear takedown pin. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Noveske N4 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #B13810, 5.56mm cal., 16.25" barrel marked "NOVESKE 5.56 7PT", black finish, Noveske upper receiver and bolt carrier group, 13.5" NSR KeyMod handguard, Noveske KX5 "Flaming Pig" Flash Suppressor, Troy folding front and rear sights, Magpul STR adjustable stock, BCM handstop, and Magpul ambidextrous safety. Receiver is marked "NOVESKE/RIFLEWORKS LLC/GRANTS PASS, OR/USA/MODEL N4/B13810." Equipped with a Crimson Trace LiNQ pistol grip and rail-mounted white light/green laser module. Both the light and laser function; the grip battery is included, but the module battery is not. Cross Armory Safe Mag, Quick Pins, and Pin Pal are installed making this a California compliant fixed magazine rifle. Includes one 10-round Magpul magazine. Also includes the original endplate and castle nut, Noveske STS 60-degree selector made by Magpul, one Noveske 9-slot and two (2) 4-slot KeyMod 1913 rail sections, and Noveske KeyMod QD swivel mount; all extra parts are new. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, with one very small spot of finish loss next to the bolt catch roll pin. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Daniel Defense DDM4V9 Limited Series Crocodile 5.56mm Semi-Automatic Rifle, #DDM4628532, 5.56mm NATO cal., 16" barrel fitted with a removable SureFire SFCT 556 flash hider, factory Limited Series Crocodile rattlecan Cerakote finish, 15" Daniel Defense DDM4 quad rail with three rubber rail covers, Daniel Defense pistol grip and vertical forward grip, Daniel Defense adjustable stock, FDE Magpul MBUS 3 folding sights, Radian Raptor LT FDE ambidextrous charging handle, FDE ambidextrous safety, Geissele G2S two-stage trigger, and Hellfighter Tactical fixed-magazine kit. Fitted with a FDE Darkfang DK-9059 rechargeable white light/green laser combination; white light and green laser function properly. No charging cable is included. Includes one 10-round Magpul magazine, black Daniel Defense two-point sling, green Daniel Defense Enhanced Condition 1 hard case, owner's manual, paperwork, original Daniel Defense flash suppressor, the original lower receiver pins & parts removed during installation of the fixed-magazine system, and an extra rubber buttpad. Rifle is in excellent overall condition. Metal surfaces, furniture, magazine, sights, light/laser, sling, case, and accessories are excellent. Action operates smoothly; trigger, charging handle, bolt catch, magazine release, and Hellfighter fixed-magazine system function properly. Bore rates excellent overall. Rifle is equipped with a Hellfighter Tactical fixed-magazine kit making it California compliant. The original small parts will not be included if sold in California. Est.: $1,600-$2,000. (Modern)

Heckler & Koch SL8-1 Semi-Automatic Rifle with Hensoldt 3x Optic, #48-025329, .223 Rem. cal; 20.8" unthreaded, cold-hammer-forged, chrome-lined heavy barrel, with black finish. Black polymer thumbhole stock with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, adjustable cheekpiece, and buttplate. HK G36 factory carry handle with integrated Hensoldt 3x optical sight. Includes one factory translucent 10-round HK polymer magazine, soft case, original polymer sight rail, with integrated front and rear sights, and an additional aluminum carry handle. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Action operates smoothly; trigger, charging handle, bolt catch, and magazine release function properly. Bore is excellent with bright, well-defined rifling. Optics are bright and clear, with a blemish visible at the upper center edge of the field of view that does not obstruct the center of the reticle. Magazine and soft case are excellent. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip making it California compliant. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (Modern)

Heckler & Koch USC Semi-Automatic Carbine with HK SD UMP Faux Suppressor, #47-019810, .45 ACP cal., 16.5" barrel, black finish, black polymer thumbhole stock with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, factory protected-post front sight, adjustable aperture rear sight, full-length aluminum Picatinny receiver rail, three aluminum Picatinny handguard rails, with polymer rail covers, and slip-over faux suppressor marked "HK SD UMP .45 ACP / Id No. 2170369". Includes two (2) factory 10-round HK magazines, one additional uninstalled HDPS short Picatinny rail, an extra HK UMP/USC handstop, owner's manual, and soft case. Rifle is in excellent overall condition. Stock shows light scuffs from use. Action operates smoothly; trigger, charging handle, bolt catch, and magazine release function properly. Bore rates excellent overall with crisp rifling. Magazines and soft case are excellent. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip making it California compliant. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (Modern)

Heckler & Koch SP5L Semi-Automatic Rifle, #272-001022, 9mm cal., 16.57" threaded navy barrel with thread protector, black finish, standard HK front and adjustable rear drum sight, single stage trigger, MP5 A2 fixed stock, polymer handguard, and pistol grip with CA compliant fin grip installed. Includes one 10-round HK magazine, HK hard case, HK bungee single point sling, HK rear sight adjustment tool, and owner's manual. A real German made SP5. In excellent overall condition, showing only minor marks from handling and use. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates excellent overall and is bright with well-defined rifling. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip making it California compliant. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Arsenal SAM7SFK-80 Bulgarian Semi-Automatic Rifle, #XM 56 0445, 7.62x39mm cal., 8.5" chrome-lined hammer-forged barrel with permanently attached pinned and welded Gambit barrel extension/muzzle device, giving an overall barrel length of 16.25". Matte black finish, milled receiver, ribbed black polymer handguards with stainless steel heat shield, factory tubular stock permanently pinned in the extended position, black polymer pistol grip with CA compliant fin grip installed, post front sight/gas block combination, peep rear sight, ambidextrous safety lever, and factory side scope rail. Made in Bulgaria by Arsenal and imported by Arsenal Inc., Las Vegas, NV. Includes one full-capacity 30-round XTech magazine and matching factory cardboard box. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little evidence of handling or use. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. Box is in very good condition. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $2,400-$2,800. (Modern) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Arsenal SAM7SF Semi-Automatic Rifle with Zenit PK-A Optics, #BE531543, 7.62x39mm cal., 16.3" hammer-forged chrome-lined barrel with removable AK-74-style muzzle brake, black finish, milled receiver, Arsenal PR-01 Picatinny quad-rail handguard, RifleGear fin grip, tubular right side folding stock permanently pinned in the extended position, post front sight with protective ears, adjustable rear leaf sight, ambidextrous safety, and left-side optics rail. Made in Bulgaria by Arsenal and imported by Arsenal Inc., Las Vegas, NV. Includes one Magpul AK-pattern magazine pinned to a 10-round capacity and a Belarusian Zenit PK-A military red-dot sight with attached Zenit laser and tactical light. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing only a few spots of light wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Scope is also in excellent condition, optics are clear; red-dot brightness adjustment, laser, and tactical light were tested and function properly. The laser includes a pressure switch taped above the left side of the fin grip. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $1,600-$2,000. (Modern)

Kalashnikov USA KR-103 SFS Semi-Automatic Rifle with Triangle Stock, #K3R0036547, 7.62x39mm cal., 16.33" barrel with removable AK-74 style muzzle brake, black finish, metal vented upper handguard, brown polymer lower handguard, Bakelite pistol grip with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, triangular metal side-folding stock permanently pinned in the extended position, post front sight with protective ears, adjustable rear leaf sight, left-side optics rail, and cleaning rod. Left side of receiver is marked "KALASHNIKOV USA / POMPANO BEACH FL USA" and "KR103 K7 K3R0036547 / 7.62x39". Includes one 10-round steel magazine marked "MADE IN KOREA" on the baseplate. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing only light use, with a light scratch to the dust cover, and a little surface rust in the folding-stock seams behind the rear trunnion. Stock, handguards, Bakelite grip, and Kydex fin are excellent. Magazine is in very good condition, showing moderate wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Arms of America 1966 Romanian AKM Parts-Build Semi-Automatic Rifle, #AA47-00983, 7.62x39mm cal., 16.25" chrome-lined barrel with removable slant brake, black finish, laminated wood stock and handguards, Bakelite pistol grip with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, post front sight with protective ears, adjustable rear leaf sight, ribbed dust cover, left-side optics rail, cleaning rod, trapdoor buttplate, and LBE USA G3 trigger. Bottom of receiver is marked "ARMS OF AMERICA LLC / ROYSE CITY, TX / CAL: 7.62x39MM / MODEL: AA-47 / AA47-00983". Built on an Arms of America AA-47 receiver using a matching 1966 Romanian AKM parts set. Front trunnion is marked with the Romanian arrow-in-triangle arsenal symbol, "1966," and "PR 2777". Matching #PR 2777 is found on the gas tube, front trunnion, rear sight leaf, ribbed dust cover, safety selector, bolt carrier, and bolt. Rear sight block has "PO" written upside down in white marker. Includes one 10-round steel magazine marked "MADE IN KOREA" on the baseplate. Metal surfaces rate very good overall, showing scattered scratches and finish wear. Laminated wood furniture is in good surplus condition, showing scattered dents and scratches, with no clear-coat or varnish finish remaining. Bakelite grip is in very good condition. Magazine shows moderate wear. Action and trigger function properly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant rifle. Est.: $1,100-$1,400. (Modern)

Atlantic Arms/Childers Guns CG1 1966 Tula AKM Semi-Automatic Rifle, #AM13111, 7.62x39mm cal., 16.5" barrel with slant brake, matte black finish, dark brown laminated wood stock and forend, dark brown Bakelite pistol grip with CA compliant fin grip installed, post front sight, and adjustable rear leaf sight. Assembled from a 1966 Soviet Tula AKM parts set by Atlantic Arms Mfg. on a Childers Guns CG1 receiver. Bottom of receiver is marked "AM13111 / ATLANTIC ARMS MFG / DULUTH, MN" and "CG1 / 7.62x39 / CHILDERS GUNS / FAIRMONT WV". Front trunnion is marked with the five-pointed star Tula Arsenal makers mark, "1966", and "K01430"; matching #K01430 is found on the bolt, bolt carrier, and dust cover. The stock bears a circular stamp that appears to read "K" or "CK". Includes one unmarked 10-round steel magazine, cleaning rod, tan Soviet military sling marked "OTK 21", and Atlantic Arms soft case. Metal surfaces are in excellent, like-new condition. Surplus laminated wood furniture shows moderate wear. Bakelite grip and sling are excellent. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip making it California compliant. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Aquila Arms 1971 Soviet Paratrooper RPKS Parts-Build Semi-Automatic Rifle, #7N00564, 7.62x39mm cal., 23.25" heavy barrel with thread protector, matte black finish, Russian laminated birch stock and forend, Bakelite pistol grip with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, folding RPK bipod, cleaning rod, post front sight with protective ears, adjustable RPK rear leaf sight, and RPKS side-folding stock permanently pinned in the extended position. Assembled on a NoDak Spud NDS-7 receiver marked for Aquila Arms using a matching 1971 Soviet Molot RPKS parts set. Receiver is marked "MOD: NDS-7 / CAL: 7.62x39 / NODAK SPUD LLC / EDINA MN. USA / SN: 7N00564" and "AQUILA ARMS LLC / HALLANDALE, FL". The front trunnion is marked with the five-pointed star inside a shield Molot Arsenal mark, "1971," and two Cyrillic characters followed by "-0412". Matching number ending in "0412" is found on the trunnion, bolt, bolt carrier, dust cover, and forend. Includes three unmarked 30-round steel magazines, unmarked brown cloth sling, and cleaning kit stored in the trapdoor buttplate. Metal surfaces are in excellent overall condition. Russian laminated birch furniture is in very good surplus condition, showing scattered dents and light scratches. Bakelite grip and Kydex fin are excellent. Magazines are in good surplus condition, showing typical wear. Sling is excellent. Action operates smoothly. Bipod folds properly. Bore is bright and rates excellent overall. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $2,200-$2,600. (Modern) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Cugir Arms Romanian PSL 54 Semi-Automatic Rifle with Russian NPZ Scope, #S-5039-18, 7.62x54R cal., 24.5" chrome-lined barrel with pinned PSL muzzle brake, black finish, laminated thumbhole stock with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, laminated forend, post front sight with protective ears, adjustable rear leaf sight, and left-side scope rail. Left side of receiver is marked "PSL 54 / Cal. 7.62x54R mm"; right side is marked "ROMARM/CUGIR / MADE IN ROMANIA / C.A.I., GEORGIA, VT." Front trunnion is marked "S-5039-18 RO" and barrel is stamped "2018". Includes three (3) 10-round steel magazines with numbers etched on their bodies that do not match the rifle. Rifle also includes a Russian NPZ PO 4x24-01 scope with integral side mount, rubber eyecup, lens caps, and camouflage cloth cover. Rifle and scope are in excellent overall condition. Stock and forend with two small areas of bubbling to the clear-coat finish, on the left side of the stock near the sling swivel. Magazines are in very good condition and show moderate wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Scope mount locks properly. Optics are bright and clear, and red reticle illumination functions properly. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $2,000-$2,400. (Modern)

PTR Industries PTR 91 Semi-Automatic Rifle with Extra G3 Furniture, #G13747, .308 cal., 18.1" barrel with bare muzzle threads, black finish, wood buttstock and handguard, pistol grip with CA compliant Kydex fin grip installed, hooded post front sight, and adjustable rotary-drum rear sight. Left side of receiver is marked "PTR Industries"; right side is marked "PTR INDUSTRIES, INC. / BRISTOL, CT / U.S.A. / .308 CAL". Includes three (3) aluminum HK G3 magazines permanently pinned to 10-round capacity and an unmarked brown leather sling. Each magazine has "PTR G3" written in yellow marker on the baseplate. Also includes an additional green polymer HK G3 surplus buttstock assembly with buffer and recoil-spring assembly, an additional black surplus pistol grip, and a green polymer HK G3 surplus handguard with integrated folding bipod. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Metal surfaces show scattered light scratches and finish wear. Wood stock and handguard are in very good condition, showing similar light scratches and wear. Green polymer buttstock and handguard are in very good surplus condition; black pistol grip is in good surplus condition. Bipod deploys and folds properly. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $1,300-$1,500. (Modern)

FN SCAR 20S Semi-Automatic Rifle, #PR16037, 7.62x51mm cal., 20" barrel fitted with a SureFire MB762SSAL/RE muzzle brake, flat dark earth finish, black Hogue pistol grip with black Kydex fin grip installed, FN SCAR SSR rear stock pinned at a fixed length of pull, with adjustable cheekpiece, and Harris S-BRM bipod mounted to the handguard. Features a Geissele Super SCAR two-stage trigger. No sights are installed. The receiver is marked "FN COLUMBIA, SC USA / SCAR 20S MULTI-CALIBER"; the barrel is marked "7.62x51". Includes one 10-round FDE magazine, two (2) 20-round FDE magazines, two (2) 20-round black magazines, two (2) Tango Down rail covers, and Knight's Armament (KAC) plastic forward grip. Also includes the matching original cardboard box with owner's manual and lock, as well as a hard plastic Peak Case Co. rifle case with foam fitted for the rifle. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing little used. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates excellent overall and is bright with well-defined rifling. Accessories in excellent condition. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $2,400-$3,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Trijicon MRO 1x25 2.0 MOA Green Dot Sight, #194066, 1x25 optic with 2.0 MOA green dot reticle, matte black finish, and Trijicon MRO Low Mount. Includes a battery, original matching box marked product #2200028, owner's manual, paperwork, and stickers. Optic and mount are in excellent overall condition, showing no visible wear. Optics are clear and bright. Green-dot illumination and brightness adjustment function properly. Box is excellent. Est.: $350-$450.

Trijicon ACOG 4x32 TA31RCO-A4CP Rifle Scope, #01019990, fixed 4x32 magnification, dual-illuminated red chevron reticle, and factory TA51 mount. Model TA31RCO-A4CP (part no. 100226) is the USMC Rifle Combat Optic for the M16A4. Includes an installed Tenebraex RCO-ARD kill flash with intact mesh, original case with matching serial-numbered label marked "RCO OP1", paperwork, and cloth cover. Scope, mount, kill flash, and case are in excellent condition with no notable mounting marks. Optics are bright and clear. The fiber optic illumination functions properly, and the tritium still glows. Est.: $700-$900.

Trijicon TA11MGO-M249 3.5x35 ACOG Machine Gun Optic, #94145, green horseshoe/dot M249 ballistic reticle, matte black finish, with standard Trijicon flattop mount, front and rear Tenebraex lens covers, and Tenebraex killFLASH anti-reflection device, marked "PN-SDO000-ARD-FP A3205". Condition is excellent, showing no visible wear. Optics are clear and bright. Tritium illumination still glows, and fiber-optic illumination functions properly. Est.: $700-$900.

Trijicon ACOG 4x32 Stars & Stripes Limited Edition Scope, #01000624, fixed 4x32 magnification, dual-illuminated red chevron .223 BAC reticle, Stars & Stripes finish, and factory TA51 mount. Model TA31-LTD-2017 was produced in a limited run of 500 to commemorate Trijicon's one millionth ACOG. Includes original case with matching serial-numbered label marked "100583" and "TA31-LTD-2017", cloth cover, manual, and paperwork. Scope and case are in excellent condition, with very light mounting marks to the mount. Optics are bright and clear. The fiber optic illumination functions properly, and the tritium still glows. Est.: $800-$1,200.

ELCAN M145 3.4x28 Machine Gun Optic, marked "ELC-09-70541," with matte black finish, rubberized protective cover marked "ELCAN M145". The M240/M249 machine gun reticle is marked "10mZ", with amber LED illumination, integral Picatinny rail mount, front and rear rubber lens caps, and a Tenebraex Corp. killFLASH anti-reflection device Installed. Anti-reflection device is marked "killFLASH M145-ARD / TENEBRAEX CORP / CAGE: 1D2P7 / NSN: 6650-21-920-2496 / Lot #3036". Optic is in excellent used condition, showing light mounting marks, light wear to the rubberized protective cover, and scratches to the battery cover from previous battery changes. Mount functions properly. Optics are clear and bright. Amber reticle illumination and brightness adjustment were tested and function properly. Est.: $600-$700.

SIG Sauer TANGO6T 1-6x24mm DVO Grade A Blemished Riflescope, #99044056GCM, 1-6x24mm optic with FDE finish, 30mm tube, first-focal-plane DWLR-556 reticle with red illumination, 0.2 MRAD adjustment increments, capped turrets, and factory power selector ring throw lever. Mounted in an unidentified 30mm cantilever scope mount that has been spray-painted dark green; wear to the green paint exposes the original black finish underneath. No model information is visible on the mount due to the paint. Includes a CR2032 battery, original box marked "BLSOT61240-A", and owner's manual. Scope is in excellent overall condition, showing very minor light scratches. No optical blemishes are visible. Mount shows wear to the painted finish. Optics are clear and bright throughout the magnification range. Red reticle illumination and brightness adjustment function properly; magnification, focus, windage, and elevation adjustments also function properly. Mount functions properly. Box is excellent. Est.: $900-$1,200.

Leupold Mark 4 Long Range Tactical (LR/T) Rifle Scope, #427299AC, 4.5-15x50mm, 30mm tube, matte black finish, M1 Mil-Dot reticle, .25 MOA adjustment, side focus, second focal plane, non-illuminated. Includes Leupold lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition, showing only a few light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $800-$1,000.

Nightforce NXS 3.5-15x50mm Rifle Scope, #U00982, 30mm tube, matte black finish, NP-R2 reticle, .25 MOA adjustment, side focus, second focal plane, non-illuminated. Includes sunshade and Butler Creek lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition, showing light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $1,000-$1,400.

Nightforce NXS MRAD Rifle Scope, #Z20474, 5.5-22x56mm, 30mm tube, matte black finish, MIL-R reticle, .1 MRAD adjustment, side focus, second focal plane, non-illuminated. Includes rings, sunshade, Vortex bubble level, throw lever, and Nightforce lens covers. Scope is in near excellent condition, showing light marks from handling and use, front ring is slightly discolored. Bubble level clamp has light damage which does not affect operation. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $1,000-$1,400.

Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56mm Rifle Scope, #V05787, 30mm tube, NP-R1 reticle with red illumination, installed sunshade, and American Defense QD Auto Lock mount. Made in Japan. Includes a Nightforce rubber scope cover. Scope rates very good+ overall, showing scattered scratches and scuffs to the exterior from use. Optics are clear. Reticle illumination, click adjustments, magnification, side focus, and the mount's QD levers function properly. Est.: $1,000-$1,200.

Leupold & Stevens Ultra 10X-M3A Rifle Scope, #87 0485, 10x40mm, 30mm tube, matte black finish, christmas tree ranging style reticle, 1 MOA adjustment. Elevation knob is marked 7.62mm Nato M118. Includes rings. Scope is in excellent condition showing light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $900-$1,200.

Nightforce 8-32x56mm Precision Benchrest Rifle Scope with Adjustable Objective, #K02829, 30mm tube, matte black finish, red illuminated Mil-Dot reticle, 1/8" MOA adjustment, second focal plane. Includes rings and sunshade. Exterior of the scope is in very good overall condition, showing marks consistent with use. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $800-$1,200.

CZ 557 Urban Counter Sniper Bolt Action Rifle, #C103551, .308 Win. cal., 16" barrel, blue finish, black Manners carbon fiber composite stock with sling swivel studs and solid black rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Receiver with integral 19mm dovetails and adjustable trigger. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN CZECH REPUBLIC" on the left side of the receiver. Picatinny rail on the top of the receiver with a gray Sig Sauer Whiskey3 3-9x40 illuminated rifle scope. Optic view is bright and the reticle lights up. Rifle includes a Blackhawk Sportster Pivot bipod, gray Magpul MS1 sling, SureFire Muzzle Brake, and a velcro 2-cartridge loop on the right side of the stock above the trigger. Other extras are a fitted hard all weather case, Surefire suppressor trainer, three (3) 10-round magazines, and original CZ flash hider. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with intermittent light handling marks. Stock is in near excellent condition, showing scattered scuffs and small missing coating flakes on the bottom of the grip area. Scope shows light handling marks. Action functions smoothly, with a crisp trigger. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Custom Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle, #RR96380J, .458 SOCOM cal., 18.4" barrel including muzzle brake, blued finish, factory trigger with approx. 5.5lb pull. Pacific Grinding and Machining Remington SA700 Stealth DBM is installed, allowing for use of detachable AR-15 Magazines. Grayboe fiberglass stock in Kuiu Verde 2.0 Camo with padded nylon sling; LOP is 13.5". Bolt with a tactical style knob. Mfg'd circa 2012-2020. Barrel has been replaced and there is no date code, caliber or builder markings. Bolt with matching serial number. Topped with a Vortex Strike Eagle 1-8x24 scope with red illuminated "Grendel Hunter" style reticle, matte black finish, and flip up lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition, with only minor handling marks; optics are bright and clear. Includes five (5) Lancer .458 SOCOM 10-rd magazines and Harris S-BRM 6-9" adjustable bipod. Overall condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish. Stock with only light handling marks. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

CZ 750 S1M1 Tactical/Sniper Bolt Action Rifle, #B795429, .308 Win. cal., 27.4" barrel including the muzzle brake, matte blue finish, factory trigger with approx. 4lb pull. Black lightly textured fiberglass/polymer adjustable thumbhole stock with 9" inletted forend bottom rail, 5.1" scope rail, and solid rubber recoil pad; LOP is 13.5". A Velcro 2-round carrier has also been added to the right side of stock. Bolt with matching serial number. Mfg'd 2015. Includes hard case (one wheel is missing), two (2) 10-round factory magazines, Blackhawk 9-13" Sportster pivot bipod, four (4) additional stock spacers, and factory manual. Overall condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish. Stock with only light handling marks. Excellent, smooth action. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle M40A6 USMC Clone, #RR56492H, .308 Win. cal., 20" heavy profile "AR Match" barrel with a turned muzzle to match the profile of the Surefire MB762SSAL/RE muzzle brake, matte black finish, single stage trigger with crisp 1 lb pull. Remington Defense RACS M40A6 USMC chassis in Marine Tan finish with solid rubber recoil pad; LOP is adjustable from 12.5"-14.5". Chassis system is fully adjustable and features a 20 MOA 18-3/4" rail, side-folding stock, pistol grip, captive action screws and multiple picatinny mounting points. The rear screw on the rail has been replaced and does not match the others. Bolt with matching serial number. Includes Pelican Air hard case, four (4) 5-round Accuracy International magazines, Harris S-BRM 6"-9" adjustable bipod, sling with QD attachments, and a Larue LT845 QD scope mount. Overall condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory metal finish, displaying minor handling marks and small scratches to the bolt handle and the right side of the receiver near the bolt. Chassis system is excellent. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. A commercial clone of a M40A6 with correct barrel length, contour, muzzle device, RACS chassis system, and magazines. Est.: $6,000-$8,000. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 5R Milspec M40A5 Bolt Action Sniper Rifle Clone, #RR38614K, .308 Win. cal., 24" Remington barrel with Surefire Trainer muzzle device, matte blue finish, single stage adjustable trigger with approx. 5.25 lb trigger pull. Green McMillan A5 stock with Badger Ordnance M5 BDM detachable magazine trigger guard, spacers and solid recoil pad, Badger Ordnance 6.5" scope rail, and 5" forward accessory rail; LOP is 14.5". Bolt with matching serial number. Mfg'd 2017. Includes one P-Mag 5-round magazine, three (3) P-Mag 10-round magazines, and Harris S-BRM 6"-9" adjustable bipod. Overall condition is excellent. Metal surfaces show only light handling marks and retain approx. 97%-98% factory finish. There are a few small scratches visible on the surefire trainer. Stock is near excellent and has a few small nicks and handling marks; saddle cheek piece with scuffs and scratches. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. A commercial clone of a M40A5 with correct stock, magazine well/trigger guard, barrel length and contour. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 MK13 Mod 5 Style Bolt Action Sniper Rifle Clone, #RR43023K, .300 Win. Mag. cal., 26" Remington barrel, stainless finish, factory single stage trigger with approx. 4.5 lb pull. Accuracy International FDE AICS 2.0 Long Action folding chassis with spacers and solid recoil pad; LOP is 13.5". Rifle also features a MARS zero MOA 17.5" rail marked "P/N 19436/12289" and Surefire Trainer muzzle device. Bolt with matching serial number. Mfg'd 2017. Includes five (5) AICS 5-round magazines and Harris S-BRM 6"-9" adjustable bipod. Overall condition is near excellent. Metal surfaces show only light handling marks. Chassis shows mostly moderate scratches and rub marks consistent with use, including a few larger marks on the right side of the grip and buttstock; folding mechanism functions properly. Excellent, smooth action. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $4,000-$5,000. (Modern)

Remington Defense Model 700 M24 Sniper Weapon System (SWS) Bolt Action Rifle, #RR18508G, 7.62 NATO cal., 24" heavy barrel, factory trigger with approx. 3.25 lb pull. H-S Precision PST-024 stock with tiger stripe tan camouflage pattern finish, rubber Remington pad, along with "R" marked sling swivels. Length of pull is adjustable but is currently set at 13.75" and cannot be easily adjusted as the adjustment ring will not turn; most likely caused by the added camo finish. Bolt with matching serial number. Topped with Leupold 3.5-10x40mm scope with matching camo finish, a "killFLASH" grid has been added to reduce glare and reflection. Scope also includes Butler Creek flip up lens covers. Mfg'd 2015. Includes Pelican Storm iM3410 hard case, two (2) data books which have previous entries, factory operators manual, Redfield International Match front sight with 6 inserts, OK Webber rear base, Harris S-BRM 6"-9" adjustable bipod with a KMW Pod-Loc, and leather sling. Overall condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 94%-95% of the camouflage finish, showing typical wear associated with handling and use, most noticeable is a scrape to the left side of the forend and wear to the left side of scope. Additionally, there are two small flakes of finish and a " hairline crack visible on the front left edge of the forend. Excellent, smooth action. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Scope optics are clear and bright. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action M40A1 Sniper Rifle Clone, #RR76932K, .308 Win. cal., 24" Remington barrel, parkerized finish, single stage trigger with approx. 3.25 lb trigger pull. McMillan M40A1 fiberglass stock with forest camouflage pattern, Wichita sling swivels, M40A1 two-piece steel floorplate and trigger guard, 6.25" picatinny rail, and 3/8" Pachmayr solid rubber recoil pad; LOP is 14". Bolt body is marked "5613". Includes a Pelican Storm iM3410 hard case, leather sling, and a pair of Badger Ordnance scope rings; marked "13060/USMC". Overall condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 96%-98% factory finish, with intermittent rub marks to the parkerized finish. Stock is excellent, showing scattered light handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $4,000-$5,500. (Modern)

Benelli M4 Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #Y019317, 12 ga., 18.5'' barrel with 3'' chamber, Mod. choke tube, 7+1 round extension tube installed, ghost ring rear sight and blade front sight. Black finish. Fixed black polymer stock with pistol grip. Shotgun features a picatinny rail above the receiver, 6 round side saddle shell carrier, Surefire M80 picatinny forend, Streamlight TLR-1 with pressure pad, and Vickers combat sling. Also included is the original cardboard Benelli box with matching end label, instruction manual, and bottle of oil. Mfg'd 2008. Overall, in very good+ condition, retaining approx. 95% factory finish, displaying scattered handling marks and light scratches, primarily on the front half of the barrel. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright. Streamlight is functional, batteries included. Est.: $1,200-$1,500 (Modern)

Benelli M4 Tactical FDE Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #Y093176W16, 12 ga., 18.5'' barrel, 3'' chamber, Mod. choke tube, 7+1 round magazine tube installed, ghost ring rear sight and blade front sight. Matte FDE finish. Fixed black polymer stock with pistol grip. Shotgun features a picatinny rail above the receiver, 8-round side saddle shell carrier, Surefire Scout Pro Dual Fuel Light, and Impact Weapons Multi Light Benelli M4 Mount. Also included is a cardboard Benelli box, instruction manual, bottle of oil, original 5 round FDE tube, extra pair of black handguards, red follower, extra top picatinny rail, springs, and Surefire scout light small accessories/charger. Mfg'd 2016. In overall excellent condition, appearing like new, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with a few light handling and storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright. Scout light was tested and functions properly, batteries not included. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern)

Limited Edition OD Green Benelli M4 H2O Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #Y204034T, 12 ga., 18.5'' barrel, 3'' chamber, Mod. choke tube, 5+1 round magazine tube, ghost ring rear sight, and blade front sight. OD green finish. Fixed black polymer stock with pistol grip. Shotgun features a picatinny rail above the receiver. Included is a cardboard Benelli box with matching end label, instruction manual, and choke tube tool. Mfg'd 2023. In excellent overall condition, appearing like new, showing only a few light handling and storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright. Considered scarce as it is believed that only 300-500 factory OD green Benelli shotguns were manufactured, SKU #11797. Est.: $1,600-$2,000. (Modern)

Randall Model 12 Smithsonian Bowie Knife with Sheath, 11" clip-point blade with standard "Randall Made/Orlando, FLA." maker's mark; overall length is 16.5". Ivorite handle with brass upswept double lug hilt, scalloped brass collar, scalloped brass pommel cap, and small brass plaque pinned to the handle. In an original brown leather Randall sheath with "Randall Made" snaps, and "Fine India" sharpening stone. Backside of the sheath with Randall logo and "12 11". Knife is in near excellent overall condition, with some mild scratching to the blade and light wear to the cutting edge, near the hilt. Brass shows light toning and there are a few spots of darkening to the backside of the handle. Sheath with scattered light scuffs and storage marks, with some darkening at the throat; stitching is excellent. Includes a soft padded Randall Knives case. Est.: $900-$1,200.

Randall Model 12 Raymond Thorp Bowie Knife with Sheath, 13" clip-point blade with standard "Randall Made/Orlando, FLA." maker's mark; overall length is 18.5". Ivorite handle with brass upswept double hilt, scalloped brass collar, and scalloped brass pommel cap. In an original brown leather Randall roughback sheath with smooth snaps, and gray "Combination Crystolon" sharpening stone. Backside of the sheath with Randall logo and "12 13". Blade is near excellent, with a few light scratches; sharpened edge is free of any blemishes. Brass shows dark toning from age. Handle with light scratches and some areas of light discoloration. Sheath with some moderate darkening to the front and spots of verdigris on the backside; stitching is excellent. Includes a soft padded Randall Knives case. Est.: $900-$1,200.

Randall Model 12 Sportsman Bowie Knife with Sheath, 9" clip-point blade with standard "Randall Made/Orlando, FLA." maker's mark; overall length is 14". Finger groove wood handle with red, white, and dark blue/gray center spacer; brass upswept double lug hilt. In an original brown leather Randall sheath with "Randall Made" snaps, green paracord leg wrap, and plain salmon colored sharpening stone. Front of the belt loop with Randall logo. Blade is in excellent condition. Brass shows some mild micro-scratching and handling marks. Handle with a few shallow impressions. Sheath with scattered light scuffs and storage marks; stitching is excellent. Includes a soft padded Randall Knives case. Est.: $750-$1,000.

Randall Model 18 Attack Survival Knife, 5.5" blade with standard "Randall Made/Orlando, FLA." maker's mark, opposite side is personalized "K.W."; top with partial sawtooth edge. Overall length is 10.25". Hollow stainless steel tubular handle with double brass hilt, and threaded brass pommel cap. In original brown leather roughback sheath, with smooth snaps, stamped on the front with Randall logo. Includes a plain white sharpening stone. Knife is in very good+, lightly used condition, showing some light wear to the cutting edge. Brass shows toning, with verdigris present on the edges of the hilt. Maker's marks are clear. Pommel cap threads on and off smoothly. Sheath is good, showing moderate age and wear, with darkening at the throat; stitching is excellent. Est.: $700-$900.

Custom Kris Liner Lock Folding Knife by Mel Pardue, 4" "Kris" type blade is marked "Pardue", each side with a knurled thumbstud, green jigged bone handles, with satin stainless bolsters. Knife is in excellent overall condition. Blade with light rub marks to some of the high points and particularly near the thumbstuds. Bolsters with a few minor handling marks. Jigged bone handles are like new. Est.: $700-$900.

Phill Hartsfield Sr. Kwaiken Fixed Blade Knife, 5" chisel ground satin finished tanto blade with maker's mark; 8.75" overall. Handle is ray skin wrapped in epoxied cord. Original leather sheath with metal liner. In near excellent condition with moderate rub marks/wear to the blade; no blemishes along the cutting edge. Cord wrapped handle shows typical light wear and remains secure. Sheath shows light wear. Est.: $700-$900.

Factory Refinished Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector 1st Model Triple Lock Revolver, #11241, .44 Special cal., 5" pinned barrel, blue finish, replacement S&W checkered diamond center walnut two-piece grips with silver medallions, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight (both with added orange paint), color case hardened hammer and trigger. The butt is marked with a factory rework star next to the serial number, and the left side of the grip frame is stamped with a completion date of "3.49". Frame and yoke with matching assembly numbers (9272). Barrel, cylinder, yoke lock and extractor are numbered to the gun. Number on the barrel is difficult to read but the last two digits are legible. Grips are numbered but do not match. Mfg'd 1913. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory refinished blue with wear at the muzzle, leading edge wear on the cylinder, light edge wear to the frame, and a few small freckles of mild corrosion along the barrel and sideplate. Factory markings are clear. Hammer and trigger display muted color case hardened finish. Grips with some smoothing of the checkering and indentations on the bases. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling but there are intermittent freckles of minor erosion near the breech. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (C&R)

Custom Pre-War Smith & Wesson .38/44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver with King Front Sight, #59491, .38 Spl. / .357 Mag. cal., 3.75" professionally shortened pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut diamond center grips with S&W medallions, replacement King mirror front and adjustable square notch rear sight, with color case hardened trigger and humpback hammer. Matching visible numbers on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and extractor. Back of the right grip is numbered in pencil but does not match. Mfgd 1940. Revolver is in fine overall condition as modified, retaining approx. 92% blue with wear at the muzzle and edges, scattered minor scratches and marks from handling and use. Hammer and trigger display muted color case hardened finish. Factory markings are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear with sharp checkering detail and attractive figure. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates very good overall and is bright throughout with defined rifling. According to the consignor the revolver was customized by King Gunworks, the barrel having been shortened and cylinder rechambered to .357 Magnum caliber. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 (Model of 1953 22/32 Kit Gun) Double Action Revolver, #M16388, .22 LR cal., 2" pinned barrel, blue finish, smooth Mother-of-Pearl two-piece grips with hand carved steers head on the right panel, serrated ramped blade front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, square butt, color case hardened hammer and trigger, with lightly engraved cylinder. Includes a period factory two-piece blue cardboard box with non-matching end label, instruction manual, and warranty card. Mfg'd circa 1969-1971. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% blue, with holster wear at the muzzle, thinning and frosting to the backstrap, scattered light handling marks, and a few impressions around the rear sight pin. Cylinder shows leading edge wear, moderate index line, and light aftermarket engraving between the flutes. Grips are near excellent, with an outstanding carved steer on the right side, with gold embossed horns and ring, displaying red crystal eyes. Action functions but is as little stiff and would benefit from thorough cleaning. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Combat Masterpiece Pre-Model 18 Double Action Revolver, #K228921, .22 LR cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center Magna grips with S&W medallions, Baughman Quick Draw front sight, micrometer click adjustable rear sight, color case hardened trigger and target hammer, with black S&W grip adapter. Frame, barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of the right grip with matching numbers. Mfg'd 1954. In an original and correct two-piece box that is numbered on the bottom in grease pencil to another revolver. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and retains approx. 96%-97% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle, thin index line to the cylinder, mild scratching and wear to the upper right edge of the frame. Factory lettering is crisp and case colors are strong. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Box rates fair to good, displaying signs of age, with some light staining to the lid and end label. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 53 Double Action Revolver, #K445013, with .22 LR and .22 Rem. Jet cylinders, 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece diamond center Magna grips with S&W medallions, serrated ramped blade front sight, adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1961. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with a few minor scratches on the barrel. Neither cylinder shows signs of much use. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 48 K-22 Masterpiece Revolver, #K385983, .22 WMR cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece diamond center target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sight, color case hardened target hammer and target trigger, and recessed cylinder. Includes non-factory cardboard box with a sheet of S&W VCI paper. Mfg'd 1959. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and some old, dried oil on the frame. Cylinder has a faint index line. Case colors are primarily bright and nearly all remain. Grips are near excellent, with sharp checkering detail, and a small mark at the top of the left panel. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 14-3 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #1K18925, .38 Spl. cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight (painted white), adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sight (painted red), color case hardened target hammer and trigger. Includes blue two-piece factory box with matching end label, instruction manual, and screw driver. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with a few minor handling marks, and light index line on the cylinder. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail; interior of the right panel is stamped with the matching serial number. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Overall, this revolver shows little use. Box is in good condition, showing moderate age and storage type wear. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #1K93231, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight (painted white), and adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sight (painted red), color case hardened hammer and trigger. Includes blue two-piece factory box with matching end label, instruction manual, and screw driver. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with a few minor handling marks and light index line to the cylinder. Frame shows mild plum colored toning with crisp factory lettering. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail; interior of the right panel is stamped with matching serial number. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Overall, this revolver shows little use. Box shows moderate age and storage type wear. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Cobra 1st Issue Double Action Revolver, #163422LW, .38 Spl. cal., 4" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, alloy frame, serrated blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with a sharp Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Mfg'd 1965. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and small marks along the barrel. Cylinder shows modest leading edge wear and faint index line at the rear. Straps show small nicks and scratches. Grips are in near excellent condition, with minor smoothing and wear. Action functions smoothly. Bright bore is near excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #97611E, .357 Mag. cal., 4" vent rib barrel, royal blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, ramped serrated blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, showing intermittent minor handling marks; spot of fine micro-scratching from cleaning, and a few freckles of light corrosion to the right side of the frame. Additionally, there are a few small spots of rust on the left side of the trigger. Factory lettering is clear. Grips are near excellent with sharp checkering detail and a few shallow marks along the bottom edge of the right grip. Action functions smoothly. Bright bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/PPT).

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #E12452, .357 Mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with gold Colt medallions, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Includes two-piece box with woodgrain pattern lid and matching serial number written on the bottom in white grease pen. Also included is warranty card, handling instructions, and matching numbered test target. Mfg'd 1970. Metal surfaces are in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle, and thin index line at rear of the cylinder. Grips are very good, with a few shallow indentations to the upper portion of the left grip and several small indentations to the base of each panel. Excellent action and bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Belgian Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #71C35922, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, polished blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece red back grips, blade front sight, drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, spur hammer, with one blue steel 13-round magazine. Magazine is an older example, marked with "48112" on the base, and showing moderate age and wear. Factory markings are crisp, with Belgian Liege proof and acceptance marks on the trigger guard and barrel. Left side of the slide is marked "MADE IN BELGIUM". Includes Browning factory black leather boot with red felt interior; in very good condition. Mfg'd 1971. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99%, factory blue, with only the lightest of handling marks. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp with an excellent, mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Custom Colt Series 80 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #FN16458, .45 ACP cal., 5" engine turned National Match barrel, blue finish, engraved silver two-piece grips with horse head and Aztec calendar ornamentation, red painted blade front, adjustable Elliason square notch rear sight with white paint added, jeweled trigger, jeweled hammer, with one 6-round blue steel Colt magazine. The slide is custom inscribed, "Cadena" and "OC" on the left side in script; "OC", "Judge Jury" and "Executioner" on the right side. Mfg'd 1985. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition as customized, retaining approx. 97% blue, with holster wear at the muzzle, light edge wear and small marks, particularly along the left side. Straps shows light handling marks with minor edge wear on the trigger guard. Custom grips are in excellent condition with attractive engraving, displaying a horsehead, diamond and Aztec calendar on each side in colored metal. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright, showing moderate wear, with clear rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/Not Available to Calif. Residents)

Post-War Colt Service Model Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SM35282, .22 LR cal., 5" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight with white outlined square-notched groove and includes one original Colt magazine. Magazine base is marked with "(Rampant Colt)" logo and "COLT .22 L.R." In an original unnumbered box with two-piece Styrofoam insert, instruction manual, and other misc. factory literature. Mfg'd circa early-1980's. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with a few light handling marks, primarily to the matte finished surfaces. Grips are like new with sharp checkering and bright medallions. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Box shows storage type wear, with creasing to some of the edges and corners. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 42 Slide Action Shotgun, #17050, .410 bore, 28" barrel has a 3" chamber, silver bead front sight, and is choked "Mod". Receiver and other metal components have been reblued. Grooved walnut forend and pistol grip buttstock with checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate; LOP is 13.9". Mfg'd 1934. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition as professionally refinished, retaining approx. 98%+ blue, and showing little evidence of use after its restoration. Refinish is evident due to intermittent minor blemishes that have been visibly blued over. Factory lettering is clear. Wood is excellent and fits very well, with only a few minor handling and storage marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly, with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Belgian Browning Auto-5 Magnum Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #6V80722, 12 ga., 31.5" vent rib barrel with 3" chamber, fixed Full choke, and silver bead front sight. Receiver with standard scroll engraving and blue finish. Gloss finished checkered walnut finger groove forend and round knob pistol grip stock with vented brown rubber Browning recoil pad; LOP is 14". Marked "MADE IN BELGIUM" on the left side of the barrel. Mfg'd 1966. Shotgun is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 97% factory blue, with a few small spots of finish loss along the barrel; factory lettering and engraving are clear. Wood is very good, buttstock with several small nicks and scratches; checkering detail is crisp. Action is tight and functions smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, with a little visible stubborn light fouling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Custom Engraved Winchester Model 50 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #40175, 12 ga., 22" barrel with 2 " chamber, brass bead front sight, and added Lyman Poly-Choke; blue finish. Checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with ventilated brown rubber Pachmayr White Line recoil pad; LOP is 14.5". The Lyman choke, barrel, and receiver are all expertly relief engraved in heavy scroll with the receiver inlaid with retrievers on the left side and ducks on the right. The engraving is unsigned but well completed. Bolt and lifter are jeweled. Mfg'd 1955. Shotgun is in fine overall condition as professionally refinished, retaining approx. 92%-94% gloss blue refinish, with intermittent light handling marks. Finish on the Poly-Choke shows thinning and patina. Factory lettering is clear. Stock is very good with crisp checkering, moderate indentations and scratches. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Highly Embellished Factory Master Engraved Remington Model 1100T F-Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #459063V, 12 ga., 30" vent rib barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, fixed Full choke, white bead front and small silver bead mid-sight. Blued finish; receiver with extensive coverage in deep floral scroll engraving against a punch-dot background, with gold inlaid game scenes on both sides. Game scenes depict two pointers and two separate game birds on each side; including pheasant, mallard, grouse, and perhaps a quail. The lower left side of the receiver, below the pointers is discreetly signed "68/RPR", for factory Remington master engraver Robert Phoenix Runge. The scroll engraving extends onto the first 6" of the barrel, as well as the trigger guard, which also features a dogs head. Highly figured exhibition grade walnut stock and forend with beautiful multi-point checkering, black grip cap with white diamond insert, blank oval engraving plate in the bottom edge of the buttstock, with vented brown rubber Remington recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-1/4" x 1-1/2". Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98%-99% original blue, with a few minor marks along the barrel and on the trigger guard. Engraving and gold inlay are sharp. There is a 1" scratch to the left side of the buttstock, behind the checkering; otherwise, wood is excellent with only minor handling marks. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R)

Exceptional Engraved Gebruder Merkel Model 303E Sidelock Over/Under Shotgun Two-Barrel Set, #72335, 28 ga., both sets of 28 gauge barrels measure 27", with blue finish, ventilated rib, 2-3/4" chambers, ivory bead front and mid-sights, fixed chokes are Extra Full/Full and IC/CYL. Sidelock action features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Coin-finished receiver with nearly full-coverage in elaborate, deep relief foliate scroll patterns with detailed Game scenes on each sideplate. Left side depicts a wooded scene with a fox flushing game birds, including one in his mouth; right side features a wooded scene with a bird of prey flushing multiple pheasants and one rabbit. Both sets of barrels are marked on the right side, at the breech "W. GLASER WAFFEN, ZURICH". The foliate scroll patterns are also found at the breech of the barrels, trigger guard, and forend hardware. The fancy straight grip English walnut stock and two-piece forend features fine multi-point checkering, solid recoil pad, and brass initial plate in the bottom of the buttstock, marked "GB". Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-3/4" x 2-1/2". The shotgun and both sets of barrels are contained in a leather case with red interior; inside of the lid with W. Glaser retailer label. Also includes a metal oiler, snap caps, and retailer marked cleaning cloth. Shotgun is in fine+ overall condition, showing wear at the muzzle, thinning and toning along the bottom barrel that is currently installed. Receiver is excellent; blued trigger guard retains approx. 99% finish. Wood with intermittent shallow marks from handling and use; checkering detail is crisp. Excellent action and bright bores. Extra barrels are in excellent condition, retaining approx. 97% blue, with bright bores. Case is good, with scuffs and scratches to the exterior; interior shows moderate age and wear. Est.: $9,000-$12,000. (C&R)

Caesar Guerini/Orvis Uplander Deluxe Over/Under Shotgun 20/28 Gauge Two-Barrel Set, #118832, 28 ga., 28" solid rib barrels with blue finish, 2-3/4" chambers, silver bead front sight, and IC/CYL choke tubes installed. The boxlock sideplated action features inertia trigger with auto-safety/barrel selector, and selective ejectors. Coin-finished receiver with extensive fine scroll and floral pattern engraving, with game scenes on the sideplates. The left side features a grouse in flight with a woodcock on the right side; both sides are marked "Orvis". The work is done by the famous engraving house Botegga C. Giovanelli and is signed to the right of the trigger. Deluxe highly figured checkered walnut forend and straight grip stock with a blank initial plate in the bottom edge of the buttstock, and contrasting grooved wood buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-5/8" x 1-1/2" x 2-3/8". The second set of factory barrels are 20 ga., 28", with blue finish, solid rib, 3" chambers, brass bead front sight, and IC/CYL choke tubes installed. Includes Orvis shotgun case with two (2) choke tube wrenches, and six (6) total choke tubes (3 for each caliber IM, Full, Mod). The original hang tags are still attached to the trigger guard. Mfg'd 2008. Condition is excellent, with the metal surfaces appearing like new. There are a few shallow scratches and marks to the buttstock, likely storage related as this shotgun shows little evidence of use. Excellent, tight action that needs to be broken in, with mirror bright bores. The 20 gauge barrels are like new. Case and all the accessories are in excellent condition. Est.: $6,000-$8,000. (Modern)

Exquisite Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Co. A-10 American Deluxe Over/Under Shotgun 20/28 Gauge Two-Barrel Set, #A10-001262, 20 ga., 28" vent rib barrels with blue finish, 2-3/4" chambers, red bead front sight, and SK1/IC choke tubes installed. Sidelock action features a gold colored single selective trigger, auto-safety, and selective ejectors. The French gray receiver with highly detailed engraved game scenes on the sidelocks and extensive English scroll patterns throughout. The right side features a setter and pheasant in high grass; left side a pointer and two pheasant. Checkered exhibition grade American black walnut forend and straight grip stock with solid black rubber Galazan recoil pad. Bottom of the forend is decorated with an inlaid Great Seal of the United States. Stock dimensions are 14-5/8" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/8". The second set of factory barrels are 28 gauge, 28", with blue finish, ventilated rib, 2-3/4" chambers, red bead front sight, and SK1/IC choke tubes installed. Extra barrels with matching forend and engraving. Includes the original Galazan/C.S.M. locking metal case, A-10 American choke tube case with two (2) choke tube wrenches, and six (6) total choke tubes (3 for each caliber IM, Full, Mod). The original hang tags are still attached to the trigger guard. Condition is excellent, showing little evidence of use, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue; receiver is like new. Wood with a few shallow marks from handling and storage, most notably a small scratch to the left side of the tang safety; checkering is sharp. Excellent, tight action and mirror bright bores. The 28 gauge barrels also show little evidence of use. Case and all the accessories are in excellent condition. Est.: $12,000-$15,000. (Modern)

Cased Beretta Silver Pigeon II Joel Etchen Special Combo .410/28 Ga. Over/Under Shotgun Two-Barrel Set, #JE0440, both sets of barrels measure 28" with ventilated ribs, Full/Mod choke tubes installed, and a silver bead front sight; 28 ga. barrels with 2-3/4" chambers; .410 with 3" chambers. Coin finished boxlock action has a gold-plated inertia trigger with auto-safety/barrel selector, and selective ejectors. There is scroll engraving and deep relief game scenes of woodcock on the left side and pheasants on the right. Bottom with scroll engraving and "J.E.G. Special" around a silver pigeon. Checkered, highly figured European walnut stock and forend with matte oil finish, blank oval engraving plate in the bottom edge of the buttstock, and solid black rubber Beretta recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/2" x 1-3/8" x 2-1/8". Mfg'd 2006. Complete in an original Joel Etchen canvas covered case with an extra recoil pad, choke tube wrench, three (3) .410 choke tubes (IM, IC, CYL), and two (2) 28 ga. choke tubes (CYL, IC). Shotgun appears near new and retains approx. 99% factory blue. Receiver appears like new. Wood with only a few light handling/storage marks; checkering is sharp. The most notable marks is a shallow impression on the left side of the buttstock, behind the checkering. Action is not broken in yet and remains a little tight but functions smoothly. Bores are bright throughout. Interior of the case is like new. Exterior with some scuffs and storage marks. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Modern)

Rizzini Vertex Sporting Over/Under Shotgun Two-Barrel Set, #46203, 12 ga., 32" vent rib barrels have blue finish, 2-3/4" chambers, target bead sights, and IM Briley/LMOD Rizzini choke tubes installed. Boxlock action features an inertia trigger, non-automatic safety/barrel selector, and selective ejectors. The bright chromium receiver features scroll and border engraving. Checkered walnut finger groove forend and pistol grip stock with solid black rubber KICK-EEZ recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-3/8" x 2". The second barrel measures 26-1/2" and has a ventilated rib, 3" chambers, target bead sights, with IC/CYL choke tubes installed. Includes a black plastic Rizzini case, four (4) additional extended choke tubes (LM, IM, M, F), three (3) additional flush mount choke tubes (F, IM, M), and two (2) choke tube wrenches. Mfg'd 2003. Shotgun displays typical signs of moderate use. Metal surfaces are near excellent and retain approx. 95% factory blue with a few minor freckles of rust on the barrel, marks along the top of the barrel rib, and thinning finish at the rear forend iron. Receiver is bright with crisp engraving. Wood is very good, showing scattered moderate impressions and handling marks, most notably on the top left edge of the wrist and rear of the forend; checkering is primarily crisp. Action functions smoothly. Bores are mostly bright with only a little stubborn fouling. Extra barrels retain approx. 95% blue and have light scuffs and a few spots of light rust along the top of the barrel rib; bores are bright throughout. Case is serviceable and in about good condition, with scuffs and scratches to the exterior; wear to interior green fabric. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Remington Model 3200 Over/Under Trap Shotgun, #OU.13066, 12 ga., 29-3/4" vent rib separated barrels have 2-3/4" chambers, target bead sights, and are choked Full/Mod; blued finish. The boxlock action features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Receiver is engraved with a pointer and setter. Checkered finger groove beavertail forend and pistol grip buttstock are of a higher grade gloss finished walnut, typically seen on the Competition models, and ends with a solid brown rubber Remington recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14" x 1-1/2" x 2". This early Model 3200 has had the factory recall completed, as indicated by the punch-dot added to the serial number and allen head screws visible on the inside corners of the receiver face. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with some light scratching to the sides of the receiver. Wood with intermittent light handling marks and a few scuffs to the sides of the buttstock; checkering detail is sharp. Recoil pad fits slightly proud, especially at the toe. Action is very smooth. Bores are excellent and bright throughout. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R)

Scarce Browning Citori White Lightning Upland Special Over/Under Shotgun, #06001NN131, 12 ga., 24" vent rib barrels have blue finish, 2-3/4'' chambers, Mod/IC Invector-Plus choke tubes, with silver bead front sight. Silver Nitride finished receiver has light scroll engraving and gold-plated inertia trigger with combination manual safety/barrel selector, and selective ejectors. Bottom of the receiver is marked "White Lightning" in gold lettering. Checkered straight grip walnut stock and Schnabel forend with gloss finish, and solid black rubber Decelerator recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14" x 1-5/8" x 2.5". Matching serial numbers. Mfg'd 1999 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is near excellent, displaying typical signs of light use, and retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue. Bottom of the receiver with a few scratches and handling marks. Wood with intermittent light dents and scratches, most notably on the right side of the forend; checkering detail is sharp. Action is tight and functions smoothly. Bores are mirror bright. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (Modern)

Browning Citori Lightning Grade I Over/Under Shotgun, #14468NW753, .12 ga., 28" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers, with Mod/IM Invector plus choke tubes, and silver bead front sight. The boxlock action features a single selective trigger, non-auto safety, and selective ejectors. The blued receiver has standard Grade I engraving. The checkered standard forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock are of nice straight grain walnut, with high-gloss finish, and solid brown rubber Decelerator recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/4" x 1-5/8" x 2-1/4". Mfg'd 1994 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Metal surfaces appear near new and retain approx. 99%+ factory blue, with only a few very minor handling marks. Wood is very good, showing scattered light handling marks, sharp checkering, and one larger scrape on the left side of the forend, resulting in a spot of white paint transfer and marring to the wood. Action appears like new and remains tight. Bores are excellent and bright throughout. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Browning Citori Hunting Grade I Over/Under Shotgun, #12425PZ173, 28 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, fixed IC/Mod chokes, with silver bead front and mid-sight. Metal with blued finish and standard Grade I engraving on the receiver. Boxlock action features an inertia trigger with combination manual safety/barrel selector, and selective ejectors. Semi- beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are nicely checkered, with gloss finish, and black plastic Browning buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14-1/8" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/4". Mfg'd 1981. Includes a Browning Naugahyde case. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue; thinning to the lower tang and wear to the bottom of the receiver accounts for most of the finish loss. Wood with scattered dents and scratches, the most notable are on the right side and bottom edge of the buttstock; checkering is crisp. Action is broken in, functions smoothly, and the barrels remain tight to the frame. Bores are bright. Case shows moderate age and wear, with a few minor marks to the exterior. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 Over/Under Shotgun, #K225155, 28 ga., 28" vent rib barrels have 2-3/4" chambers, marked Full/Mod. but gauge reads Full/IC, with silver bead front sight. Blue finish, receiver with standard floral scroll engraving. Boxlock action features a single selective trigger, non-automatic safety, and selective ejectors. The checkered finger-groove forend and pistol grip buttstock are high-gloss finished walnut, with metal grip cap, and checkered plastic Winchester buttplate. Stock dimensions are 14" x 1-3/8" x 2-3/8". Mfg'd in 1970 by Nikko in Japan for Winchester. Metal surfaces are excellent and retain approx. 96% blue, showing light age and handling marks, with some minor edge wear on the receiver, crisp factory lettering and engraving. Wood is very good, showing mostly moderate handling marks and wear, with a little larger impression and spot of finish wear to the left side of the forend. Checkering on the buttstock is sharp; forend shows a few spots of minor flattening. Action is broken in and functions smoothly; barrels remain tight to the frame. Bores are excellent and bright throughout. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Weatherby Olympian Skeet Over/Under Shotgun, #W000466, 12 ga., 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, fixed Skeet chokes, with a brass bead front and mid-sight. Blued finish, receiver with scroll engraving. Boxlock action features an inertia trigger with combination manual safety/barrel selector, and selective ejectors. Checkered finger groove forend and pistol-grip buttstock are gloss finished, with distinctive Weatherby "White Diamond" grip cap, and vented brown rubber Weatherby recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 14-1/8" x 1-1/2" x 2-1/2" with slight cast-on. Mfg'd from 1977-1981 by Nikko in Japan. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory blue, with crisp factory lettering and engraving. Wood with scattered small nicks and scratches, particularly along the top edge of the buttstock; recoil pad remains soft and pliable. Action is broken in and functions smoothly. Bores are excellent and mirror bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Scarce Matching Set of Beretta Model 3901 Beretta/NRA Partners for the Future Semi-Automatic Shotguns, serial numbers NRA-053A (12 Gauge) and NRA-053B (20 Gauge). Both feature a blued barrel with ventilated rib, engraved and gold inlaid coin finished (matte edges/polished sides) alloy receiver, checkered pistol grip walnut stock and finger groove forend, with silver bead front sights. Engraving and plating was sourced out and done by Baron Technologies. The 12 gauge barrel measures 28" and has a 3" chamber with Mod choke tube; 20 gauge barrel measures 26" and has a 3" chamber with Mod choke tube. Each shotgun comes with the original box, four (4) additional choke tubes, and leather shotgun case with fitted blue interior. The inside of the lid with Beretta/NRA "Partners for the Future" logo. Both shotguns are like new and appear unfired. With original tags and some old, dried oil on the barrels. Bores are mirror bright. Exterior of the cases displays some light storage marks; interiors are like new. Considered scarce as only 100 sets were scheduled to be produced. Many of the shotguns did not pass Beretta's quality control, the sets were broken up, and the leftover shotguns were offered as single items. Making a true matching paired set even more scarce with less than 100 in existence. Est. $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

FNH USA M249S Belt-Fed Semi-Automatic Rifle with Extra Stock, #M249SA01544, 5.56x45mm NATO cal., 18.5" quick-change barrel, factory matte black non-reflective finish, fixed black polymer buttstock with hydraulic recoil buffer, black pistol grip with California compliant fin grip, folding bipod, folding carrying handle, removable barrel heat shield, blade front sight with protective ears, adjustable aperture rear sight, and Picatinny rail on the feed tray cover. Right side of receiver is marked "5.56MM M249S SEMI AUTO / S/N: M249SA01544 M / FNH-USA, -COLUMBIA-SC". Closed-bolt, semi-automatic rifle capable of feeding from M27 disintegrating links or a standard AR-type magazine. Includes a bag containing 100+ disintegrating links, separate flash hider, Case Club fitted rolling hard case, black sling, Australian military Minimi/M249 desert sling, pinned first-generation M249 PARA stock, Tri-Technologies U.S. SAW M249 Forward Grip, worn M249 tri-rail accessory handguard. No box magazine is included. The rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent light handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. Case is in excellent condition. No muzzle device is installed. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock, making it California compliant. Est.: $8,000-$10,000. (Modern)

Ohio Ordnance Works M240-SLR Belt-Fed Semi-Automatic Rifle, #240503, 7.62x51mm cal., 21.75" barrel, parkerized finish, black polymer stock and pistol grip with CA compliant fin grip installed, folding bipod, carrying handle, ventilated barrel heat shield, side accessory rails, blade front sight with protective ears, adjustable ladder rear sight, and Picatinny rail on the top cover. Right side of receiver is marked "M240-SLR CAL. 7.62 X 51 / MANUFACTURED BY / OHIO ORDNANCE WORKS, INC. / CHARDON, OHIO", with the Ohio Ordnance Works logo. A closed bolt, semi-automatic copy of the U.S. military M240, feeding from standard M13 disintegrating links. Includes a fitted rolling hard case, original cleaning kit, manual, sling, and an additional FN M240 collapsible buttstock, pinned in a fixed configuration. Muzzle threads are bare; the original flash hider is included but not installed. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, with small, scattered handling marks and a small scuff to the finish near the right-side receiver markings. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright with well-defined rifling. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip, making it California compliant. Est.: $12,000-$15,000. (Modern)

Ohio Ordnance Works BAR Model 1918A3 Self-Loading Rifle, #3582, .30-06 cal., 24" chrome-lined barrel no muzzle device installed and the threads are left bare; parkerized finish. Features a blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Walnut stock and forend. Top of the receiver is marked "MOD. 1918A3 U.S. CAL .30 / SELF LOADING RIFLE / OHIO ORDNANCE WORKS, INC. / CHARDON, OH / PATENT NO. 5614691 / SN - 3582". Includes a Pelican 1750 fitted hard case, Field Stripping and Cleaning DVD, bipod, carrying handle, loose flash hider, green cloth sling, leather sling, cleaning kit, winter trigger device, manual, and bag of small parts. Also includes two (2) surplus three-cell magazine pouches, two (2) Ohio Ordnance 20-round magazines, and two (2) 30-round magazines. Rifle rates excellent overall, retaining approx. 96% finish, showing intermittent scuffs and handling marks. Wood is also excellent, with three marks along the upper right edge of the handguard and light handling wear on the stock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $5,000-$7,000. (Modern) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Documented U.S. Army Surplus Sig Sauer M17 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TF000756, 9mm cal., 4.7" barrel, coyote tan finish, polymer frame with tan controls, and SIGLITE night sights with a green front and orange rear. Slide is marked "Sig Sauer M17" and "MFR:6ZWB1 PN:13067008-1". Includes one 17-round and two (2) 21-round Sig Sauer magazines. In original matching numbered box with manual, lock, extra recoil spring, and a Department of the Army Freedom of Information Act letter identifying this pistol by serial number and documenting its use by the 1st Battalion, 502d Infantry Regiment at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Pistol is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 97% finish. Slide shows light scuffs and scratches consistent with military use and the polymer frame shows handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Night sights still glow. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Scarce U.S. Government Issued Beretta Model M9 General Officer's Semi-Automatic Pistol with Holster & Belt Rig, #GO-1280, 9mm cal., 4.9'' barrel, matte black finish, checkered black polymer Beretta grips, white dot blade front sight, square-notched rear sight, and ambidextrous safety. Right side of the slide is marked ''ASSY 9346487-65490" and "PM" proof mark. Right side of the frame is marked "U.S. 9mm M9-BERETTA U.S.A.-65490''. Left side of the slide is marked ''U.S. 9mm M9-BERETTA U.S.A.-65490 (Circle PB)"; left side of the frame "GO-1280''. Left side of the hammer is marked "6463 / 5490". Underside of the barrel is marked "9346426-65490. Includes three (3) 15-round government issued magazines, all marked "ASS'Y 9346413 65490". This pistol also comes with the General Officer's leather belt (size 40) with 1902 brocade buckle, original "U.S." marked Bianchi International #G100 Holster, Bianchi International #G115 double magazine pouch. The pouch was contained in a zip lock bag with matching serial number and bar code. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%+ factory finish, with intermittent light scuffs and minor handling marks. Grips with sharp checkering. Excellent action and bore. Holster and belt rig show typical signs of age and light wear, but do not show signs of significant use. The consignor has provided printed information on who the pistol was purportedly issued to but does not include any government paperwork. Military issued M9 pistols are scarce on the civilian market. A nice example with complete holster and belt rig. Est.: $4,000-$5,500. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Colt U.S. Service Model Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SM3161, .22 LR cal., 5" barrel, reblued finish, checkered walnut grips, blade front sight, and adjustable U-rear sight. With one correct period magazine that is marked on the base "COLT/22 ACE LR/SERVICE MODEL". Made in late 1941 or early 1942 and originally parkerized. Receiver is marked with a boxed "WB" (Col. Waldemar Broberg) on the left, "SM3161" on the right, with "VP" in a triangle and "T" on the trigger guard. Slide is marked "COLT'S PT. F.A. CO. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A." over patent numbers with "(Rampant Colt)" on the left. Right side is marked "COLT SERVICE/MODEL", "ACE" within a diamond, ".22 LONG/RIFLE". Pistol is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 97%+ reblued finish. Some of the markings are a little soft but still legible. Grips are excellent. Action functions smoothly but the slide will not stay open with the empty magazine inserted. Bore is near excellent and bright throughout with defined rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Colt U.S. Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #206873, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, walnut double diamond grips, standard blade front sight, and U-notch rear sight. Includes one two-tone magazine with lanyard loop. Mfg'd 1917. Receiver is marked with circled "GHS" (Maj. G. H. Stewart) with "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the left and the serial number on the right. Slide has the patent dates to AUG. 19, 1913 next to the Colt factory information with an un-circled "(Rampant Colt)" at the back, and "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY" on the right. The correct barrel is marked "P H" on the hood. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 60%-65% original blue, showing general wear; particularly to the front and backstrap as well as along the top of the slide. Grips are good, with wear to the diamonds on the lower left panel. Action works properly. Bore is good with light frosting and two small rust spots at the front; rifling is clear. This is a correct pistol showing honest military use. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R/PPT)

Remington Rand U.S. Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1601293, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, plastic checkered grips, standard blade front sight, and U-notch rear sight. Grips are mismatched, right side with large reinforcing ring; left side with small ring. Receiver is marked "FJA" with "P" on the left and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY/NO. 1601293" with "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" on the right. Slide is marked "REMINGTON RAND INC. /SYRACUSE N.Y. U.S.A." on the left with "P" on top. Barrel is marked "COLT 45 AUTO" on the hood. Includes a black leather shoulder holster, marked "CATHY INT. INC./7791527"; in new condition. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% parkerzied finish, with edge wear along the slide and scattered light marks from handling and use. The trigger is the longer M1911 type and the lanyard ring was removed. Plastic grips are very good+ with wear on the bottom of the left panel. Action works properly. Bore is bright with crisp rifling. Est.: $1,500-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

CMP Service Grade Remington Rand U.S. Model 1911A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1520486, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, parkerized finish, checkered plastic grips, standard blade front sight, and U-notch rear sight. The pistol was rebuilt at the Letterkenny Army Depot in Pennsylvania and later sold through the CMP. The receiver is marked "FJA" with a "P" on the left and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY/NO. 1520486" with "M 1911 A1 U.S. Army" on the right; "LEAD" (Letterkenny Army Depot) is marked on the right front. Slide is marked in the second variation "REMINGTON-RAND INC. / SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A." on the left with a "P" on top. Barrel is marked ".45 AUTO/ 7791193" on the hood. Includes a CMP hard case, CMP certificate, and copy of 1911 technical manual. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% parkerized finish, with scattered light scuffs and handling wear. Factory markings are clear. Grips are very good, showing light handling wear. Action works properly. Bore is bright throughout with very good, well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt U.S. Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #612826, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, blued finish, plain walnut checkered grips, standard blade front sight, and U-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1919. Receiver is marked "(Eagle)/S16" on the left and "UNITED STATES PROPERTY/No.612826" on the right. The slide has the patent dates to AUG. 19, 1913, Colt factory information on the left, with an un-circled "(Rampant Colt)" at the back and "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY" on the right. Barrel is correct and marked "HP" on the hood. With an "L" marked magazine, showing some areas of light surface rust; heavier on the right side. Includes brown U.S./ENGER-KRESS shoulder holster in very good condition and M1916 Warren Leather holster. The M1916 remains supple with a faint "U.S." and some crazing on the flap; maker's marks on the backside are also very faint. The wood block was removed. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 50% thinning and toning mottled blue finish, showing the most wear at the grip area and slide. Grips are very good, showing moderate age and handling wear. Action works properly. Bore is good, lightly frosted with two small rough spots; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Johnson Model 1941 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #9788, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel, reblued finish, walnut stock with cheek rest and rubber buttpad, no front sight, and no rear sight. Top rear of the receiver has a scope mount attached. Receiver is marked "CRANSTON/ARMS/CO." in a triangle at the back right; top is marked "CAL. 30-06 SEMI AUTO/"JOHNSON AUTOMATICS"/MODEL OF 1941/MADE IN PROVIDENCE R.I. U.S.A." next to the patent dates. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% blue, with intermittent scratches on the barrel, and mild frosting on the magazine housing. Stock is good, with scattered mostly moderate dents and scratches. The front handguard is chipped in three places at the back. Action functions smoothly but the bolt hold does not work. Bore is good as lightly pitted with clear rifling. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Smith-Corona U.S. Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #4817321, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and adjustable rear peep sight. Rifle appears to be an all original Smith-Corona. Receiver is marked "U.S./SMITH-CORONA/MODEL 03-A3/4817321". Barrel is marked "SC/(flaming Bomb)/4 43" with "P/P" underneath. Rifle is in very good condition, retaining approx. 70% finish, with wear and even thinning throughout consistent with military use. Trigger guard with scattered freckles of light rust. Stock has a faint boxed "FJA" with "(crossed cannons)" on the left, circled "P" behind the trigger, and is in very good condition, with intermittent moderate marks from handling and use. Action works properly. Six-groove bore is in very good condition with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Inland Division U.S. Semi-Automatic M1 Carbine, #6435039, .30 carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Includes reproduction sling, magazine pouch, and three (3) 15-round magazines. Also included is a European M4 carbine bayonet. Bayonet is very good, scabbard was repainted. Receiver is marked "INLAND DIV./6435039". Barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/11 44. No visible import marks. Carbine is in very good condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% parkerized finish with wear primarily on the buttplate, trigger guard, and top of the bolt. Low wood stock is marked "RMC" in the sling well and is in good condition, with scattered scratches and light dents. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500 (C&R) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Inland Division U.S. M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #870621, .30 carbine cal., 18" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and adjustable rear peep sight. Includes green military sling, Airtress Midland 1943 magazine pouch, and 10-round magazine. The carbine went through a post-war rebuild and has a bayonet lug. Receiver is marked "INLAND DIV. 870621". Barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/9-43". Carbine is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85% parkerized finish, with wear primarily to the bolt and buttplate. The low wood stock has a few handling marks and is marked "OI" in the sling well, with Inland "(crossed cannons)" on the right side. Action works properly. Bore is bright throughout with very good, clearly defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Rock Island Arsenal U.S. Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #385645, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1905 adjustable rear sight. The rifle was rebuilt for WWII service. Includes a commercial military type leather sling and "U.S." marked muzzle cover. Receiver is marked "U.S./ROCKISLAND/ARSENAL/MODEL 1903/385645". Replacement military barrel is marked "SA/(Flaming Bomb)/10-42", with a "P" underneath. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% arsenal refinish, showing light wear on the bolt. Stock has a circled "P" behind the trigger guard and is in very good condition, showing age and typical signs of military use, with scattered dents and scratches. Action works properly. Bore is bright throughout with defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Springfield Armory U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Match Rifle, #5973081, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, NM blade front sight with ears, and an adjustable NM rear peep sight. Rifle was built into a match rifle. Includes a 10" bayonet that was modified to 6" and an M8 scabbard, both are in good condition. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/5973081". Commercial barrel is marked "Krieger Barrels/.30" and "10" behind the operating rod. Rifle is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 95% parkerized finish, with wear in the receiver rails. Stock was bedded for the action and in factory new condition except for two scratches above the butt swivel on the right. Action works properly. Bore is bright throughout with well-defined rifling; throat erosion: 1+; muzzle erosion: less than .5. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1903 Bolt Action Sniper Rifle, #833309, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1905 U-notch rear sight. Includes a Model 1913 Warner & Swasey scope with rubber eyepiece, leather case, tool, and manual. Scope is marked "TELESCOPE MUSKET SIGHT/MODEL OF 1913 No. 7553/THE WARNER & SWASEY CO./CLEVELAND OHIO U.S.A./PAT. FEB 13-06 MAY 22-06 DEC. 15-08" on the right side and the mount is marked "FOR RIFLE NO 936465". The rubber eyepiece is very stiff from age. Approx. 80% of the black paint finish remains and the optics are poor and in need of service. Leather case is marked "RIA/1918/T.C.C." and is very good except the two leather buckle tabs and one strap loop is broken. Additionally, the leather strap is missing. Rifle also includes a M1907 sling marked "RIA/1917/T.C.C." Rifle receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/833309". Barrel is marked "SA/(Flaming Bomb)/2-18". Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 60% original blue, with the heaviest wear on the receiver, rear sight and buttplate. The finger groove stock has a single bolt, is unmarked, and the handguard is period correct. Wood is fine overall, with scattered light handling marks. Action works properly. Bore is primarily bright with good rifling, but there is a very slight ring visible approx. 1"-2" down from the muzzle. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Rare Soviet Tula Arsenal 1936 Stable Trials Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #05065, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 28.75" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight with top hole, and adjustable tangent rear sight with "U"-notch graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a steel cleaning rod and green cotton sling with leather collars, both are in very good condition. Top of the receiver ring is marked with Soviet Tula Arsenal maker's mark and "1936/05065", and small "(stars)" stamped on the bolt assembly and buttplate. Right side of the buttstock is stamped "(Tula star)/1937" along with "r/MII", and a small "315" has been carved into the underside of the forend. Matching numbers on the magazine floorplate and butt plate; bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Rifle has a front band with bayonet lug on underside. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80% finish, with most parts showing some degree of brown toning, as well as patina to the magazine. The bright bolt assembly is also toned darker. Wood is very good, showing handling marks to the dark reddish colored finish, which has mostly turned to a dull color from the wrist to the buttstock. Action operates smoothly. Bore has a spot of patina near the muzzle and otherwise rates good with clear rifling. Rifle is a rare Soviet variation produced in 1936-37 to improve the accuracy and utility of the standard Soviet service rifle. The major change was the addition of a Mauser "H" style front barrel band and a knife type bayonet lug mounted to the tip of the forend. The front sight hood is the early style milled type with round inner circle with standard style post. Barrel bands have a wide split on the bottom. There are no numbers or letters stamped across the rear of the buttstock. Made in small numbers, these rifles are marked with a unique serial number range beginning with the number "0" and were sent as military aid to Republican forces in Spain during the Civil War, eventually bought by military surplus dealers and sold in the U.S. in the 1950's. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Soviet SVT-40 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #HA3550, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 24.6" barrel with muzzle brake, blued finish, hardwood stock set with perforated steel two-piece handguard, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Includes a cleaning rod and one 10-round magazine electro-penciled "2036". Also includes a reproduction SVT-40 scope mount. A Tula Arsenal five-pointed star over "1941" is stamped on the chamber flat; Soviet refurbishment marks are also present. Matching serial number on stock; matching numbers electro-penciled on the bolt and underside of trigger group. Metal rates very good, retaining approx. 95% blued finish. The wood stock has a spliced repair on both sides below the receiver and another next to the magazine. Action operates smoothly. Bore rates very good with mild frosting and defined rifling. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,800-$2,200. (C&R)

Custom Built MG42-Style M53 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #3732, 8mm Mauser cal., original 21" barrel, wood buttstock, original pistol grip with added Kydex fin grip, folding front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight. Assembled from a Yugoslavian M53 parts kit with rewelded components and converted to semi-automatic, closed-bolt operation. Parts bear Yugoslavian markings and numbers. Receiver and trigger group bear spurious Waffenamt-style markings. Receiver is marked "1943 / M.G. 42 / 3617 / dfb". The underside of the receiver is marked "MG 42 SEMI-AUTO SN3732 NOV 2010 / MA MAN'FD BY M.GOOCH WAYNESVILLE.OH. Includes a postwar Yugo two-drum carrier in very good condition with two (2) empty 50-round belt drums, plus two (2) additional loose 50-round belt drums containing belts. All four drums are in very good surplus condition. Also included separately are the original bipod and muzzle device. Muzzle device will be included if purchased outside of California. Metal surfaces have an artificially aged "battlefield pickup" finish, with very little actual finish wear. Stock is in very good condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is frosted with good rifling. Est.: $3,000-$5,000. (Modern) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Scarce Boer War Era Loewe Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #1482, 7x57mm,18" barrel, blued finish, straight grip hardwood stock with rear swivel on left side of the buttstock, inverted-V front sight with small undercut, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight graduated to 1400 meters. No markings on receiver ring. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "MOD. MAUSER 1896 / LUDW. LOEWE & CO. BERLIN". There is a small "crowned" gothic letter proof under the serial number and on the bolt handle. Parts with visible numbers are matching. Import marked on left side of the barrel. Includes cleaning rod and original brown leather sling. Sling is in good condition, showing moderate age and wear. Rifle is in antique good overall condition. Metal with a mostly brown patina. Stock with numerous dents and scratches throughout. Additionally, there is a chip forming at the upper buttplate tang where a " wide top layer of the wood has started to lift. Action functions smoothly; safety is a little stiff. Bore is dark, frosted, and has rings of erosion scattered throughout, with worn rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

"Carabineros de Chile" Chilean Model 1935 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #664, 7x57mm cal., 22.25" barrel, blued finish with bright bolt assembly, hardwood straight grip stock and handguard, inverted-V front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight with V-notch; graduated to 1400 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod and unmarked brown leather military sling. Sling is in good used condition, showing moderate age and wear. Rifle was manufactured for the paramilitary police "Carabineros de Chile" and marked "C.Ch.No" before the serial number. Top of the receiver ring is marked "CHILE(Crossed Rifles)ORDEN Y PATRIA" and "MODELO 1935". Left side receiver rail is marked "MAUSER-WERKE A.G.OBERNDORF A/N." and there is a Trademark Mauser logo on the rear receiver bridge. Left side of the buttstock with a clear "(Chilean crest)/1935" cartouche. Matching visible numbers. Import marked on both sides of the barrel. Condition overall is fine. Barrel bands and barrel show general thinning and toning to the finish. Receiver retains approx. 97% blue with clear crest and factory lettering; bolt handle is clean and bright. Stock shows evidence of light sanding, leaving the buttplate slightly proud at the heel and toe, cartouches are still clear, stock and handguard now displays intermittent light marks from handling and use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright throughout and rates near excellent overall with defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

South African Boer DWM Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #5184, 7x57mm, 18.25" barrel, blued finish, straight grip hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-V front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight; graduated to 1600 meters. Includes cleaning rod. No receiver crest. Marked on left side receiver rail "DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONS FABRIKEN./BERLIN". Faint circled cartouche stamped into left side buttstock. Matching numbers on trigger guard and magazine floorplate; other numbers do not match. The name "C.L KRUGER" is carved into the right side of the buttstock. Condition overall is fair, retaining approx. 70% thinning and toning blue, showing general darkening and patina. Stock is damaged, with impact marks and pieces missing at the top of the wrist; otherwise, good showing dents and scratches overall. Action functions well. Bore is fair, with erosion and general roughness within the first 4"-6" down from the muzzle, balance is primarily bright; rifling is worn but visible. No import marks. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol with Holster and Capture Papers, #76219, 8x22 Nambu cal., 4.75" barrel, blued finish, straw colored small parts, grooved mahogany grips, large trigger guard, inverted-"V" front sight, fixed rear sight with trapezoid-shaped notch, and lanyard loop at rear of the frame. Includes one nickel plated magazine with pot metal base, numbered 086. Receiver is marked "14 type". A Kokubunji factory made pistol that is missing the Nagoya Arsenal symbol from the maker's mark. Frame is dated "15.3" for March 1940. All visible numbers matching except the magazine. Grips and firing pin are not numbered, which is common. Includes a rubberized canvas hard shell holster with faint Nagoya Arsenal maker's mark inside of the lid. Also included is a December 10, 1945 dated capture paper, entitling PFC Vincent J. Cicero to retain possession of "One Japanese Pistol", serial number is not listed. Paperwork is legible but shows age and some soiling. Pistol is in good condition, retaining approx. 80% original blue, with scattered mild frosting, dark patina to the backstrap, pitting around the front of the chamber area on the receiver, and some mild freckles of oxidation along the barrel. Factory markings are clear. Grips are very good, showing moderate age and wear. Magazine retention spring is broken in the middle. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright throughout with very good rifling. Magazine with a few darkened spots of mild pitting to the body, small marks to the base. Holster is in good condition showing scattered scuffs, scratches, and has stiffened with age, especially the ammo pouch. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Pre-War Walther Model PP Semi-Automatic Pistol, #762554, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic Walther grips, fixed blade front sight, U-notched rear sight. Includes one pre-war magazine with open follower and black plastic extension; left side is marked with "Walther Banner" logo. Right side of the barrel and slide with "(Crown)N" commercial proof mark. Interestingly, there is a fleur-de-lis symbol stamped into the right side of the trigger guard. Mfg'd circa 1930-1931. Pistol is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95% original blue, showing some areas of moderate edge wear, scattered salt and pepper blemishes, with handling marks to the sides of the slide. Factory markings are clear. Grips show signs of light age and minor wear; checkering is sharp. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright throughout with near excellent, well-defined rifling. Magazine shows moderate age and finish wear. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Machine Gun Unit Marked 1916 Dated DWM Model 1914 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1140n, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, rust blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-V front sight, fixed rear sight with small V-notched groove, with stock lug. Includes one non-matching tin-plated magazine with wood base, numbered "7187i". Pistol is marked "DWM" on the toggle, with "1916" date above the chamber. Right side of receiver with three "(crown)/gothic letter" proofs and test fire proof. Top right side of barrel with another test fire proof. Front grip strap is unit marked "M.G.S.S.ABT.8 / 2.K. 57", for Maschinen-Gewehr-Scharfschutzen, the scarce machine gun sharpshooters unit. All visible numbers matching (excluding the magazine), including both grips and firing pin. Condition is fine, retaining approx. 90% original blue with wear at the muzzle, edges, wear and patina to the sideplate, typical scattered small marks associated with age and use. Both front and back strap display specks of light frosting and patina around the unit markings. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Small parts retain approx. 80%-85% straw colors, which show areas of thinning and toning. Grip condition is consistent with the rest of the pistol, no significant blemishes; checkering is primarily crisp. Action functions smoothly but the hold open does not function with this magazine. Bore is bright throughout with very good, defined rifling. Magazine body shows moderate yellow toning and minor marks to the base. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWI German 1915 Dated DWM Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol with WWII Dated Capture Papers, #5353, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, rust blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-V front sight, fixed rear sight with small V- notched groove, and stock lug. Includes one mis-matched tin plated magazine with wood base, numbered "5356a+" on the base, no other markings. Includes two "capture papers" dated June & July 1945, to PFC Julius Petitti, listing the pistol by serial number, but identifying the caliber as .38. Pistol is marked "DWM" on toggle with "1915" date on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with three "(crown)/script letter" military proofs and test fire proof mark. All visible numbers matching (excluding the magazine), including both grips. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 92% toning original blue, with holster wear to some of the edges and muzzle accounting for most of the finish loss. There is frosting and scattered specks of oxidation scattered throughout, a little heavier at the muzzle end of the barrel. Approx. 75% toning straw colors remain, with most of the wear being to the safety. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show moderate age and wear, with a larger flat spot on the upper section of the left panel. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright throughout with a few salt and pepper blemishes at the mid-point; rifling is well-defined. Magazine body displays mild cleaned pitting; base with normal light marks. Papers show yellowing, creasing, and some tatters along the edges. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

WWI German 1917 Dated Navy Luger, #8213, 9mm cal., 6" barrel, rust blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, dovetailed inverted-V front sight, two-position adjustable rear sight with V-notch, and stock lug. Includes one mismatched tin-plated magazine with wood base. Base is marked "7033" and has a faint "(crown)/M". The pistols toggle is marked ''DWM'' with a ''1917'' chamber date. Imperial Navy proof mark and two ''(crown)M'' acceptance marks are visible on the left side of the receiver. Left side of barrel with Imperial Navy ''(crown)'' proof mark, bottom with small ''(crown)M''; ''1917'' on left side of the front sight base and left edge of the frame, above the takedown lever. All visible numbers matching including the firing pin (excluding the magazine); grips are not numbered. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 70% original blue; 40% thinning and toning straw colors. There is considerable wear across the barrel, which accounts for most of the finish loss. Otherwise, showing moderate wear to the sideplate, front grip strap, and edges. There are scattered freckles of patina, salt and pepper blemishes. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips display age and wear that is consistent with the rest of the pistol, including some smoothing of the checkering detail, and a few impressions to the right panel. Action and hold open function properly. Bore with mild frosting; rifling rates very good and is clearly defined. Magazine is very good, showing mild yellow toning to the body; there are no significant marks to the wood base. Est: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

WWI Unit Marked 1914 Erfurt Artillery Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2552, 9mm cal., 8" barrel, rust blue finish, straw colored small parts, inverted-V front sight, adjustable rear sight with small V-notched groove graduated to 800 meters, with stock lug. Includes one nickel plated magazine with wood base. Magazine body is unmarked; base is numbered with what looks like "2988i +". Pistol is marked "(Crown)/ERFURT" on toggle link, with "1914" date on top of the chamber. Right side of receiver with three "crowned" gothic letters and Imperial firing proof. Right side of rear sight base also with firing proof; left side with "(Crown)/RG" Imperial rework proof mark. Matching visible numbers, including the back of each grip and the firing pin. There are crowned gothic letter proofs visible throughout. Front grip strap is unit marked "127.R.11.18". Pistol is in good condition overall. Metal displays a mottled combination of thinning and toning original blue finish mixed with brown patina. There is scattered moderate frosting and some salt and pepper blemishes to the metal; freckles of patina and oxidation along the barrel. Factory lettering and proof marks are legible. Straw colored parts are now primarily silver, with spots of mild darkening. Grips show age and wear that is consistent with the rest of the pistol, including a few shallow impressions and flattening of the checkering. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is primarily bright with a little mild frosting in parts of the grooves; rifling is good. Magazine body shows mild yellowish toning; base with intermittent light marks. An honest, untouched example. Est.$1,600-2,200. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Walther ac42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol with 1941 Dated Holster and Matching Magazine, #1949c, 9mm cal., 4.9" barrel, blue finish, grooved Bakelite grips, dovetailed blade front sight, and U-notched rear sight. Includes one matching blued steel magazine and one non-matching magazine, both are marked "P.38" on the left and "(eagle)/359" on the spine. Also included is a 1941 dated holster with cgu maker's code (W.K. Stolla's Sohne Wien). Additionally, there is an illegible Waffenamt on the backside of the holster, only a portion of the eagle is clearly visible. Pistol is marked on the left side of the slide "P.38/ac42" and the right side is stamped with two "(eagle)359" Waffenamts and WWII German eagle firing proof. There are additional " (eagle)359" proofs on left side of the frame, slide release, and barrel. Locking block is marked "(eagle)359" and firing proof. Matching numbers on the frame, barrel, slide, and locking block. No visible import marks. Pistol is in fine overall condition, showing a little thinning to the front grip strap. Barrel and slide retain approx. 95% blue, with wear at the muzzle and leading edge of the slide. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips are near excellent, showing light handling wear. Action and hammer drop operate smoothly. Bore is primarily bright with well-defined rifling. Magazines show moderate age and wear; markings are clear. Holster with general scuffs and scratches, stitching is tight. The metal bar on the front of the body that holds the securing strap is broken on one side and not securely attached to the baseplate. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R/PPT)

DWM Model 1906 Navy 1st Issue Rework Luger with Holster, Two Magazines, Unit Marked, #4279a, 9mm, 6" barrel, rust blue finish, straw colored small parts, checkered walnut grips, blade front and two-position adjustable rear sight with V-notch, stock lug, and grip safety. Includes two (2) nickel plated magazines with concentric circle wood bases. Both are numbered "4279" no suffix and have "(crown)/M" Navy proofs; one base is lighter in color and the font varies slightly. The pistols toggle is marked "DWM". Imperial Navy proof mark and two "(crown)/M" acceptance marks are visible on the left side of the receiver. Left side of barrel with Imperial Navy "(crown)" proof mark; bottom with "(crown)/M". Backstrap is unit marked "W.W./908" for the Wilhelmshaven naval dockyard; marks were applied with a pantograph. There are visible remnants of "Gesichert" in the lower safety position; now clearly marked in the upper position. All visible numbers are matching, including both grips; firing pin and thumb safety are not numbered. Includes a period, unmarked black leather holster and cleaning rod. The cleaning rod appears to be originally for an artillery luger and was broken, leaving only a few threads. Pistol is in fine condition, retaining approx. 90% blue; over 90% straw colors. Wear to the high points and edges accounts for most of the finish loss. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Grips show typical signs of age and light handling wear, with a shallow horizontal indentation near the top of the left grip. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright throughout with well-defined rifling. Both magazines show moderate age and wear. Holster rates fair, with a large repaired/replacement section in the grip area. The remainder of the front of the holster and flap shows considerable cracking; backside with two 4" long scratches. Stitching is tight. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (C&R/PPT)

Mauser 42 Code 1940 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8106f, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, blue finish including small parts, checkered walnut grips, inverted-V front sight, fixed rear sight with small V-notched groove, with stock lug. Includes two (2) extruded body magazines with blue finish and aluminum base; one matches the pistol and other does not. Both are marked on the left side near the top "(eagle)/37"; near the bottom "122" and "(eagle)/37". Also includes a vintage, unmarked tan leather holster with dual magazine pouch on the front. Pistol fits well inside of the holster but the spare magazine sticks out approx. 1" above the pouch. Pistol is marked "42" on toggle link with "1940" date above the chamber. Right side of receiver with two "(eagle)/655" proofs and Nazi eagle firing proof. Right side of barrel with firing proof, left side "(eagle)655". All visible numbers matching, including the firing pin and grips. Pistol is in good condition, retaining approx. 85% original blue, showing wear at the muzzle, along the barrel, to the high points and edges. There are a few spots of light pitting on the right side, freckles of rust patina to the toggle, frosting to the front and backstrap. Factory lettering and most of the proof marks are clear; proof marks on the sides of the barrel are partially legible. Grips display signs of moderate age and handling wear. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is primarily bright, with a little intermittent frosting; rifling is well-defined. Matching magazine shows considerable thinning to the blue finish and scattered freckles of patina. Non-matching magazine shows moderate age and wear. Holster is about good, with general scuffs and scratches; stitching is tight. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Walther Commercial PP Semi-Automatic Pistol with Capture Papers, #146184P, .32 ACP cal., 3.9" barrel, blued finish, checkered black plastic grips with Walther "banner" logo, blade front sight, and U-notched rear sight. Includes one blued steel magazine with Walther logo on the left side. Right side of the barrel and slide with commercial "(Crown)N" proof marks. Left side of the slide with "ZellaMehlis" maker's marks. Includes November 1945 dated capture papers named to 1st Lt. Seymour Saffer, that list this pistol by serial number. Condition is very good+, retaining approx. 85%+ original blue, showing general handling wear/marks, including a more noticeable scratch near the serial number. Factory markings are clear. Grips show moderate handling wear. Excellent action. Bore is mirror bright with near excellent, well-defined rifling. Capture papers show mild yellowing. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Outstanding Canadian Long Branch C No. 7 MK I Bolt Action Training Rifle with Wooden Transport Chest, #1L0049, .22 LR cal., 25.2" barrel without bayonet lug, blue finish, walnut stock set with blue steel trapdoor buttplate (empty), protected blade front sight, and special folding short leaf rear sight graduated at 20 and 100 yards with a knurled disc aperture. A target-type sling swivel is fitted to the front trigger guard screw. The special magazine is single shot and has a tapered follower for a loading ramp and an opening at the rear for fired cases; left side is marked ".22". Marked on left side of the receiver "C No 7; 22in., MK. I/LONG BRANCH/1945". "N" stamped on top of the comb, near the buttplate. There are "(Broad Arrow)C" Canadian property stamps on the rear sight leaf, forend, and wrist of the buttstock. Matching numbers on rear of the bolt handle. No visible import marks. Includes an original wooden OD green transport chest. Both sides are stenciled "CGB7148 /CHEST MK. I 22 IN. C NO 7 RIFLE"; interior with non-matching number in red grease pencil. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97% blue, with scattered light storage marks and minor freckles of patina/oxidation. Wood is in excellent condition, with scattered light indentations and marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with near excellent rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Scarce Commercial BSA Charger Loading Lee-Enfield (CLLE) MK I* Bolt Action Rifle, #21710, .303 British cal., 29" barrel, blue finish. Smooth hardwood stock set with barrel bands, sling swivels, volley sight at left side of the forend, and a smooth brass trapdoor buttplate (empty). Front sight is a Parker globe with post insert. Folding tangent rear sight has a small U-notched groove. Rifle features a single shot cut-off, 10-round magazine, and charging bridge. Top of the barrel knox form is marked with BSA logo. Left side of the receiver ring is marked "(crown)/BM". Right side of the action body is marked "B.S.A. Co." Buttplate tang is marked with "sold out of service symbol". Bolt handle is numbered but does not match the rifle. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining a significant amount of thinning and toning blue mixed with dark patina, showing general marks from age and use. Factory markings are clear. Magazine retains majority of its finish, displaying moderate patina, and a dent to the right side. Wood with numerous indentations and impressions, consistent with age and use. There are a few circular marks to the right side of the buttstock, as well as what look like a few letters or initials. There is a splice visible behind the middle band and at the front of the trigger guard. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates fair and is dark with moderate+ frosting throughout; rifling is visible but the lands and grooves are soft. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R)

LAPD Marked Ithaca Model 37 DS Police Special Slide Action Shotgun, #85-103, 12 ga., 18" rifled barrel with a 3" chamber, parkerized finish, walnut forend and pistol grip stock, Ithaca hard rubber buttplate, ramped red plastic blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight (missing elevator). Marked "LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT" on the bottom left of the receiver. Shotgun is in good overall condition, retaining a majority of the parkerized finish, showing general age and wear. Additionally, there is a 1.5" area on the left side of the barrel, behind the front sight, where a caustic substance has damaged the finish. Receiver with numerous scuffs and scratches consistent with service use. Wood with scattered dents, scratches, thinning finish, and there are 1.5" hair line cracks on both sides of the stock at the wrist. Action functions well. Bore is good with areas of stubborn light fouling that would improve with thorough cleaning; rifling is well-defined. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

State of Louisiana Marked Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight Slide Action Riot Shotgun, #866650, 12 ga., 20" barrel with a 2-" chamber and Full choke, parkerized finish, grooved walnut forend and smooth pistol grip stock, with brass bead front sight. There is a State of Louisiana property tag (714-10-16730) inlaid into the right side of the receiver, as well as "714-30-135" etched into the surface. Shotgun is in good overall condition, with general scuffs and marks scattered throughout, retaining much of the parkerized finish, with thinning along the receiver. Wood with numerous, mostly small to medium sized dents and scratches, moderate finish wear, particularly on the buttstock. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is good and partially bright, balance shows moderate+ stubborn fouling that may improve with thorough cleaning. According to the consignor, the shotgun was purportedly used at the Angola State Penitentiary. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1897 Slide Action Shotgun in Trench Style Configuration, #854161, 12 ga. cal., 20.5" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber and cyl. bore, takedown frame, parkerized finish, smooth pistol grip walnut stock and grooved forend, with black hard rubber Winchester buttplate. Fitted with a heat shield/bayonet attachment that features 6 rows of 29 holes; left side is stamped "11686389". Left side of the receiver is cleanly marked ''U.S./(ordnance bomb)". There are standard Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver; top of barrel with small "(ordnance bomb)". Left side of the buttstock is stamped "RIA" and boxed "WB" over Ordnance Department cartouche. Mfg'd 1929. Metal surfaces are in near excellent condition, showing some normal operating wear to the magazine tube; otherwise, retaining approx. 95% finish with crisp markings. Forend with intermittent light handling marks. Buttstock is very good, showing darkening at the wrist, scattered scratches and handling marks, particularly to the left side. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is excellent and bright throughout. Overall, a nicely built Winchester Model 1897 trench shotgun clone. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

U.S. Marked Stevens Model 520-30 Trench Style Shotgun, #47674, 12 ga. cal., 20" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber and cyl. bore, blue finish, smooth pistol grip walnut stock and forend, grooved black plastic buttplate. Includes a replacement heat shield with 4 rows of 21 holes, covering up barrel address; front lug has been removed. There is a small ''U.S.'' and "MOD, 520-30" stamped on the left side of the receiver; small ''P'' and "(Ordnance bomb)" on forward left of receiver and left rear of the barrel. Shotgun is in very good overall condition. Receiver retains approx. 70%-75% thinning and toning original blue, factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Heat shield retains most of the blue finish, with freckles of surface rust, particularly on the back half. Forend with a few hairline cracks but remains secure. Additionally, there are two larger impressions to the left side. Buttstock has been replaced or refinished and is in near excellent condition, with a few impressions on left side of the wrist. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright throughout. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

WWII U.S. Marked Savage Model 720 Semi-Auto Shotgun, #85412, 12 ga., 22" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, Cutts Compensator, and brass bead front sight; blue finish. Smooth walnut pistol grip stock and finger groove forend, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Factory markings are clear, with "P" proof over "(flaming ordnance bomb)" on left side of the barrel. Left side of the receiver with "P" over "(flaming ordnance bomb)" and "U.S." Additionally, there are small "P" proofs on top of the barrel and receiver, with an additional "(ordnance bomb)" on the left side of the barrel. Military contract Model 720 shotguns are typically found in the 69,000-90,000 serial number range. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% thinning and toning factory finish, with scuffs and marks along the barrel; edge wear and some light scratches to the receiver. Military proof marks and other factory lettering are clear. Stock with light indentations and handling marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is bright. Includes a vintage instruction sheet that is in fair condition with scotch tape on the folds. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Sauer & Sohn Model 1913 Semi-Auto Pistol with Imperial Navy Proof Mark, #31684, .32 ACP cal., 3" barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic two-piece S&S marked grips, low- profile blade front sight and fixed U-notch rear sight, with two (2) 7-round blued magazines. The first magazine is marked "S&S 7.65" on the left side of the body; second magazine is unmarked. Pistol also includes a brown leather holster. The inside of the flap is ink stamped "B.A.XI."; front under the flap is stamped "1917", "82", and circular maker's mark that reads "Werk Genossenschaft, Berlin". Pistol is marked "(crown)N" on the right side of the frame; left rear with Imperial German Navy "(crown)M" proof. Matching visible serial numbers, including the firing pin. No import marks. Pistol is in good overall condition. Metal displays a combination of thinning and toning blue mixed with dark patina, with scattered mild frosting and light pitting, most notably on the left side of the slide and left front of the frame. Grips rate fine and show moderate age and light handling marks. Action functions well. Bore with scattered spots of moderate erosion; rifling is very good and clearly defined. The S&S marked magazine retains approx. 40%-50% blue; other magazine shows light wear to the front and back edges. Holster is good, markings are clear. Most of the wear occurs on the bottom of the magazine pouch, which has a small hole worn through at each corner. An interesting pistol which needs further research and authentication as Navy markings on this type of pistol are highly unusual. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Japanese Wakizashi with Signed Blade, 22.25" (56.5cm) long shinogi-zukuri blade, with a sanbon-suji style hamon temper line. Typical workmanship from the Mino School of sword making. The tang has been greatly shortened and a new hole made for mounting. The original signature was cut out of the old tang and inlaid into the metal of the current tang to preserve it. This is called "Gaku-mei" or framed signature, done to retain the maker's name, showing its lineage, and was performed a long time ago. The signature reads "Noshu ju Jumyo", (Resident of Noshu province, Jumyo is the smith's name). There were many Mino smiths that used that name working from the late 1300's to the mid 1800's. This sword probably dates from around 1570 to 1660. Swords with the name Jumyo on them were considered lucky as the name literally means "long life". They were frequently given as gifts to other samurai families. The blade has been remounted poorly with an older handle and a modern reproduction saya scabbard. The tang fits very loose in the handle and would need some work to tighten it up. The handle shows age, made of wood wrapped in stingray skin and wrapped with blue silk ito cord. The kashira top fitting is brass with an engraved dragonfly. The fuchi bottom fitting is made of shakudo and features gold covered Tokogawa mons around the perimeter. The menuki are gold colored leaves with a rat sitting on them. The antique tsuba guard is slightly mokko shaped, made of iron, with gold covered highlights and details of birds flying over hanging fishing nets. None of the fittings are signed. The saya scabbard is painted black with simulated clam shell decorations. Condition is good, the blade shows an old polish that has aged with numerous light finger print type rust stains, light scratches and scuffs, and a few very minor edge nicks. There are no visible flaws, cracks, or blisters in the blade. The temper line is strong and clearly defined. There is a copper habaki at the base of the blade. There is one gold foil covered copper seppa spacer next to the habaki, but the other seppa is missing. The tsuba shows a nice dark patina, wear to the applied gold decorations, and some light rust in some areas. The handle shows age and shrinkage to the ray skin, light soiling to the cord wrapping, and normal age patina to the fittings. The scabbard shows some cracking to the edge, some light dings, and scratches. The sword comes with a thin modern cotton sword bag showing some age. Also included in the lot is a book by Kanzan Sato, titled "The Japanese Sword" , 1983, 210 pages, with lots of information in English on Japanese swords. Est.: $600-900

WWII Japanese Army Shin-Gunto Officer's Sword, 25-7/8" (65.7cm) long shinogi-zukuri machine made blade with an oil tempered, irregular gunome hamon, wavy temper line. The tang is finished with hawk feather style file marks and is signed by the sword smith factory worker "Kanesumi". It is dated "Showa 16 one month" or 1941 and has one mounting hole. There is a Showa Arsenal stamp above the signature, and painted assembly numbers "320" on the dated side of the tang. There is a brass colored habaki at the base of the blade. The blade is fitted in traditional style Army shin-gunto mounts, having a painted aluminum saya scabbard, with copper and gold finished fittings. The military tsuba guard is solid brass with cherry blossom decorations. There are three seppa spacers on either side of the tsuba that appear to all be matching with incised marks. The handle is wood covered in stingray skin and wrapped with light brown silk ito cord. There are military style fittings at the top and bottom, and under the wrap. Condition is good, the blade showing scattered light age staining, numerous light scratches which may improve with proper cleaning, and no edge nicks. The tsuba and seppas show age and wear and an uncleaned patina. The handle shows dark soiling to the ito cord from use, age and soiling to the ray skin, and wear to the fittings that have a darkened patina. The scabbard shows heavy wear from use, losses to the painted finish overall, wear and darkening to the scabbard fittings. There are scuffs and scratches to the painted surface, but no dents. A couple of the retaining screws for the fittings have been replaced with modern screws. The mounts fit the blade nice and tight, and the locking catch works well. Overall, a decent example that has "been there"! Also comes with a book, "Military Swords of Japan 1868-1945" by Richard Fuller and Ron Gregory. 1986, 127 pages. It has lots of good information on military mounted Japanese sword types and accoutrements. Est.: $700-$900.

Antique Japanese Mounted Tanto, 12-1/8" (30.7cm) long katakiriba shaped blade, being flat on one side and having a large ridge on the other side. No defined yokote line, so a Shobu-zukuri shape on the side with the ridge. Faint and weak straight temper line hamon is mostly visible near the bottom few inches of the blade on one side. The unsigned tang has two mounting holes and shows heavy age and pitting with a dark patina. Gold plated copper habaki has a decorative edge. The tsuba guard is iron with pierced openings on right and left sides, and openings at the top and bottom filled with textured shakudo plugs. Gold plated brass seppa spacers have a bamboo design around the edges. The handle is wood covered in stingray skin and crudely wrapped with a modern thin leather thong. The menuki are large copper dragons with applied gold overlay showing heavy wear. The fuchi/kashira handle fittings are large katana sized, heavy iron, decorated with raised designs of a dragon in the waves, and have applied gold details. The saya scabbard has a simulated wood bark design with a copper bottom fitting, an iron mid-scabbard decoration of a dragon & jewel, a bright copper kurikata decorated with pine needles and a scythe, and horn fittings at the mouth and edge of the kozuka pocket. There is an unusual kozuka present, the handle being iron with a shakudo backplate, decorated in raised designs of Plover birds above waves. The kozuka is signed on the back "Masatoshi" with a kao. The kozuka blade may be modern. Condition is fair, the blade showing some small folding flaws, small blisters, minor crack along the top ridge and on the shinogi line, a couple of small cracks near the top of the tang that are only on one side, and a small bend near the top of the blade. The temper line is faint and mostly obscured by fine scratch marks on both sides of the blade. The tsuba shows rust and pitting commensurate with its age. The iron handle fittings show a nice dark patina with normal age and light wear. The wrapping on the handle is modern and poorly done. The menuki show heavy wear to the gold finish and soiling. The scabbard, and the fittings on it, have been covered with a recent thick layer of varnish. The kozuka handle shows some rust and heavy patina to the iron side, and light wear from use to the patina on the shakudo back plate. Overall, an interesting piece that might benefit from some restoration. Est.: $400-$700.

Group of Three (3) Japanese Iron Tsuba Sword Guards, two (2) antique and one reproduction. 1.) Octagon shaped iron tsuba with one large kozuka hitsu-ana hole. Decorated in applied gold wire designs of a dragon in the clouds chasing the jewel. The border is also outlined in gold. Designs are the same on both sides. Condition is fair, showing a coat of heavy varnish applied overall, several dings and dents, and some heavy scratches. 72mm x 65mm, unsigned. 2.) Large mokko shaped iron tsuba with a raised rim covered with a thin shakudo ring, nicely textured and worked surface, raised designs of tree branches, leaves and flowers highlighted with applied gold. The reverse shows leaves beside a stream. Two hitsu-ana holes for kozuka and kogai. Condition is good with a nice aged dark patina, very light minor rusting, and light wear to the applied gold. Shows punch marks and copper filler around the tang hole, showing it has been mounted several times during its life. 85mm x 80mm, unsigned. 3.) Reproduction cast iron tsuba with cast in pierced designs vaguely resembling a dragon. 78mm x 74mm. Est.: $200-$300.

Custom Fixed Blade Skinning Knife by Devon (Butch) Beaver of New River, AZ; 3.4" mirror polished upswept drop point blade, 7.25" overall, tapered tang, stainless bolsters, burl wood scales with mosaic pins. No sheath. Knife is in excellent overall condition, with a few minor micro-scratches to the metal. Est.: $300-$400.

Custom Fixed Blade Knife by Devon (Butch) Beaver, of New River, AZ; 4.1" mirror polished upswept drop point blade, 8.4" overall, hidden tang, stainless steel guard and pommel, with amber grip. No sheath. Knife is in excellent overall condition, with a few minor micro-scratches to the metal. Est.: $400-$500.

Custom Fixed Blade Small Dagger by Devon (Butch) Beaver of New River, AZ; 2.6" mirror polished double edged blade, 5.4" overall, tapered tang, nickel silver guard, stag handles with mosaic pins. No sheath. Knife is in excellent overall condition, with a few minor micro-scratches and toning to the guard. Est.: $200-$300.

Custom Fixed Blade Knife by Bill Cheatham, 4.25" "knapped" drop point blade, hidden tang, 9" overall, stag grip with black and nickel silver spacers, larger turquoise center spacer, nickel silver guard and pommel cap. No sheath. Knife is in excellent condition. The butt of the pommel cap is lightly tarnished; otherwise, like new. Est.: $300-$500.

Custom Fixed Blade Knife by Ken McFall of Lakeside, AZ; 2.75" mirror polished drop point blade, 6.4" overall, tapered tang, stainless bolsters, burl scales with mosaic pins. No sheath. Blade is in excellent overall condition, with a few minor micro-scratches to the bolsters. Reverse side scale is cracked at the lower mosaic pin but still attached; obverse side is in excellent condition. Est.: $150-$250.

Wayne Clark Custom Linerlock Folding Knife, 4.25" upswept mirror polished blade is etched "W. Clark Custom Knives" around his "(dog bone)" logo. Knife features a single knurled thumb stud, polished bolsters, and burl wood scales. Includes a brown leather belt sheath. Blade is in excellent condition, appearing unused. Bolsters with general light scratching. Wood scales are excellent. Knife opens smoothly and locks into place securely. Est.: $200-$300.

Unmarked Percussion Rifle, #3152 on top of the barrel, approx. .56 cal., 26" barrel, brown finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and V-notch rear sight. Rifle appears to be European made. In fair condition. Finish is brown with pitting at the back of the barrel. The ramrod was made from a square steel rod. Stock has five tacks on the right side and is rough throughout, with a repaired crack behind the tang using a brass screw. Action functions. Bore shows rust and a small hole is drilled at the muzzle. Est.: $150-$300. (Antique)

Sutton Contract U.S. Model 1808 Flintlock Musket, #NVSN, .69 cal., 42" barrel, brown finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, manufactured without a rear sight. Rifle was made in Sutton Mass. by Waters and Whitmore and marked "SUTTON" on the lockplate. Barrel was shortened approx. 2"; ramrod appears to be correct but is wedged in the stock and sticks out beyond the barrel. Lockplate is marked with a faint "(eagle)" with "U S" over "SUTTON", and "1810" behind the hammer. Both sling swivels are missing and the upper band spring is missing. Rifle is in fair condition, with dark patina across most of the metal, and heavier pitting at the back portion of the barrel. Stock with dents and scrapes throughout, 5" sliver of wood is missing behind the front band, and the wood is cracked below the lockplate. Action works properly but the hammer fits loosely. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Antique)

British Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifled Musket, #NVSN, .577 cal., 39"round barrel, bright finish with brass forend tip, trigger guard, and buttplate; hardwood stock. Blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with wide "V"-notch, graduated to 900 yards. Includes an iron rammer. Lockplate is decorated with two-line engraving around the edges and is marked with a "(Crown)" and "1862/TOWER". Left side of the barrel breech is stamped with two "(crossed scepters)25" proof stamps, and a deeply struck possible "(view stamp)/J.P.". Hammer is also decorated with two-line engraving and six additional flame type cuts across the flat. Toe of the buttstock is stamped "Collins & Pountney", a private Birmingham gun maker, and there is a small stamp on the left side stock flat below the rear screw. Condition overall is very good. The iron parts show evidence of old cleaning that has toned darker, with scattered areas of patina. There is old fine pitting around the knox form, nipple, and tang. Wood is very good, with an even darkened finish, showing scratches and handling marks. Additionally, there is a 1"grain crack to the middle/rear on the right side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly and holds on full and half-cock. The darkened bore rates good with defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Modified Italian State Flintlock Musket, #NVSN, .70 cal., 29.8" smooth bore barrel, bright finish, hardwood stock, no sights, with iron rammer under the barrel. Musket has been modified by shortening the barrel and forend. Lockplate is marked "Paris e Beret/IN BRESCIA" and stamped with "BP" on left side of the barrel. Condition overall is good as modified, with the metal showing mostly light toning. Wood with handling marks and impressions to the added varnish finish. Action functions well and holds on half and full-cock. Est.: $250-$400. (Antique)

Sutton Contract U.S. Model 1808 Percussion Musket, #NVSN, .69 cal., 44.5" barrel, originally finished in the white, walnut stock, blade front sight, manufactured without a rear sight. Includes a ramrod that was shortened to 31". The musket was made by Waters & Whitmore, Sutton, Mass. as a flintlock and was converted to percussion before the Civil War. Lockplate is marked "(eagle)", "U.S/SUTTON", and there is no date. Top of the barrel appears to have an "(eagle)" and "D" mark within a circle. Musket is in fair overall condition, with areas of dark patina and pitting along the barrel; heavier near the action. Lockplate is mostly dark. Stock shows heavy use and is broken behind the middle band, with a 7" piece of wood missing. Action is not functioning as the hammer will not stay cocked. Bore is rough and pitted. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle, #408698, .45-70 cal., 32" barrel, blue and case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1884 adjustable rear sight. Includes a commercial military style leather sling. Breechblock is marked "U.S./MODEL/1884". Barrel is marked "VP/(eagle)/P" with an "A" on top. Ramrod is correct. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 65%-70% blue, with scattered spots of patina. Case colors are visible on the tang, but the breechblock is now mostly silver with spots of dark patina. Stock is marked "U" and has a circled "P" behind the trigger plate, and "E.G. 6th BATT." on the right, near the buttplate. The cartouche appears to have been removed. Stock is good, with scattered scratches and dents, heavier at the bottom of the buttstock. There is a 1.5" crack to the upper right edge of the forend, approx. halfway down the barrel. Action works properly. Bore is very good with crisp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1861 Percussion Musket, #NVSN, .58 cal., 40" barrel, metal is in the white, walnut stock with three barrel bands, standard blade front sight, and U-notch rear leaf sight. Includes a swelled ramrod, which is correct. Lockplate is marked "(eagle)", "U.S./SPRINGFIELD", with "1861" behind the hammer. Musket is in very good overall condition. The finish was cleaned to white, there are scattered dark spots and some mild rust patina; inspection marks on the barrel are no longer visible. The unmarked stock was sanded and has a nice appearance, with scattered mostly moderate dents and scratches. Action works properly but the hammer is slightly loose. Bore is lightly pitted; rifling is visible. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

T. Davidson & Co. Half-Stock Percussion Plains Rifle, #NVSN, .38 cal., 39" octagon barrel, brown finish. Smooth tiger striped maple half-stock with pewter cap, pipes and smooth brass buttplate. Dovetailed German silver knife blade front sight, fixed U-notch rear sight, full-length brass tipped wooden ramrod, exaggerated brass trigger guard with finger rest, and double set triggers. Lockplate is lightly engraved. Markings on the barrel are partially legible. Mfg'd in the mid-19th century. Rifle is in good overall condition. The barrel is a mottled silver/brown patina with scrapes and impressions. The barrel has what appears to "H. Sheets" in script. Lockplate is lightly engraved with moderate to heavy corrosion, marked "T. DAVIDSON & Co." Stock is in very good condition, with indentations and scuffs, showing attractive tiger striping. Action is not functioning as the hammer will not hold in the cocked position. H. Sheets could be referring to Henry Sheets, a noted 19th century gunsmith in Augusta County, Virginia. The lock markings refer to Tyler Davidson & Co, a prominent hardware supplier in Cincinnati, Ohio active from 1834-1866 and known for supplying lockplates for local gunsmiths. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Unmarked Percussion Kentucky Rifle, #NVSN, .45 cal., 43" octagon barrel with dark patina. Smooth hardwood full-stock with a brass nose cap, pipes and trigger guard, full-length wooden ramrod, stylized brass patch box, and smooth brass buttplate. Dovetailed brass knife blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight. Mfg'd circa mid-19th century. Rifle is in poor, near-relic condition. Metal surfaces are brown, with varying amounts of erosion. Lockplate shows light engraving and heavier erosion; nipple is broken off. There is a large area of wood loss just in front of the lock. Action is not functional. This old rifle is best served as a decorative wall hanger. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle, #1053??, .45-70 cal., 32.5" barrel, brown finish, walnut stock, broken front sight blade, and M1884 rear sight. Includes a very good condition ramrod. Receiver has the serial number and the breech block is marked "U.S./MODEL/1873". Lockplate is marked "(eagle)" and "U.S/ SPRINGFIELD" with an added hole drilled at the front. Barrel is marked "VP/(eagle)/P" with "T" on top. Rifle is in fair condition, with dark patina throughout, receiver shows heavier pitting leaving a partial serial number. Unmarked stock with numerous dents and scratches, heavier on the forend, which is a darker replacement that was spliced under the rear barrel band. Additionally, there is a missing piece at the tip. Action works properly. Bore is pitted. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1888 Rod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle, #519040, .45-70 cal., 32.5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1884 rear sight. Hammer screw is a replacement. Receiver has the serial number and the breech block is a high arch, marked "MODEL/1872/(eagle)/U.S." Lockplate is marked "(eagle)" with "U.S./SPRINGFIELD". Barrel is marked "VP/(eagle)/P" with an I on top. Rifle is in good condition. Rod bayonet is in working order. Metal has patina throughout, with some light pitting on the barrel and lockplate. Stock is marked boxed "SWP/1891" on the left, circled "P" behind the trigger plate, and is in good condition, with plastic wood repair at the buttplate, and a 2" piece of wood missing left front. Action works properly. Bore and rifling are good, with a small rough spot approx. 5" from the muzzle. Est.: $500-$800. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1873/79 Trapdoor Rifle, #285275, .45-70 cal., 32.5" barrel, brown finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1879 rear sight. Ramrod and stacking swivel are missing. The receiver has the serial number with "H?P 853" on the right and the breech block is marked "U.S./MODEL/1873". Lockplate is marked "(eagle)" and "U.S./SPRINGFIELD" which is faint. Barrel is marked "VP/(eagle)/P" with a "W" on top. Rifle is in antique good condition. Metal with overall patina; with rust on the buttplate, trigger guard, and front of the barrel. Reproduction stock is misshaped and needs proper fitting. Action works properly. Bore is pitted. Est.: $300-$400. (Antique)

Burnside U.S. Model 1864 Single Shot Percussion Carbine, #35402, .54 cal., 21" barrel, originally with blue and color case hardened finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and U-notch leaf rear sight. Two Civil War period leather carbine sockets are included. One is crazed; the other is smooth; both are dry showing age and use. Carbine sideplate is marked "BURNSIDE RIFLE CO./PROVIDENCE R.I.". Receiver and breech block are marked "35402"; other receiver markings are not visible. Carbine is in fair to antique good condition, metal is brown with pitting throughout, heavy on the receiver. Unmarked stock shows heavy use with scattered dents and scrapes throughout; band spring is missing. Action works properly. Bore is rough and the rifling is not visible. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Harpers Ferry U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Lockplate, complete and in working order. Marked "(Eagle)" over "U.S.", with "HARPERS/FERRY/1849" behind the hammer. Metal is in the white and in very good condition, with some light staining. Est.: $200-$400.

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1871 Rolling Block Receiver, #NVSN. Includes a stripped receiver and attached trigger guard. Marked "(Eagle)/U.S./SPRINGFIELD/1872" on the right and "MODEL/1871" on the left. The top tang has the Remington patent dates. The case color was cleaned to white and the metal is good with some staining on the tangs. Est.: $300-$400. (Antique)

Antique Single Shot Percussion Pistol, #NVSN, approx. .72 cal., 7.5" octagon smoothbore barrel, blue finish, checkered hardwood saw-handled one-piece grip with brass barrel band and trigger guard, no provision for sights, belt hook, blue steel ramrod, pineapple finial on trigger guard, no visible markings. Pistol is in fine condition as heavily cleaned and refinished with scattered spots of light surface rust and smoothing of the edges. Stock is in very good condition with a 1" chip at the right front. The checkering shows smoothing with indentations and impressions, and the butt is missing the grip cap. Action functions correctly and holds at half and full-cock. Bore is dark. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

Antique European Single Shot Percussion Belt Pistol, #661, approx. .72 cal., 8" round smoothbore barrel, finished in the white, smooth walnut full stock with brass hardware and lanyard loop, brass blade front sight, pivoting nipple protector. There are "(Crown)/J" proofs on the backstrap and buttcap, stamped "S" and "661" on the lockplate and "661" on the barrel. Underside of the stock is marked "1H4E" over "66", maybe unit or rack numbers. The Mid-19th Century pistol is in very good overall condition with the metal parts in the white, showing scattered spots of mild rust patina; barrel, upper and lower tang have been lightly cleaned. The lock, hammer, and nipple guard show some mild salt and pepper blemishes and light toning. Stock is in very good condition, with moderate indentations and marks, including a larger gouge behind the hammer. Brass hardware has taken on a pleasing patina. Action functions well with a clean replacement nipple. Smoothbore is dark with visible surface rust. The pistol is Northern European and most likely Dutch, dating to the 1840's-1850's. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Allen & Thurber Bar Hammer Pepperbox 6-Shot Percussion Revolver, #NVSN, .31 cal., 3.4" barrels, originally with blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut bag grips, no provision for sights, lightly scroll engraved action. Factory markings are legible with 1837 patent date on the barrel; "ALLEN'S PATENT" on left side of the hammer. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish on the barrel, with scattered light pitting. Action has gone to an even gray, with some areas of fine pin prick pitting. Grips are in fine condition, with scattered indentations and smoothing. Action functions correctly. Bores are dark. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Manhattan Fire Arms Navy Model Series IV Percussion Revolver, #49455, .36 cal., 6.5" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth rosewood grips, German silver blade front and fixed V-notch rear sight located on the hammer. Frame with silver plated straps and trigger guard; cylinder is lightly engraved. All matching visible serial numbers. Mfg'd from 1864-1867. Revolver is in fine condition as refinished, retaining approx. 96%-97% of an old reblued finish, which was applied over some areas of mild pinprick pitting. The 1859 patent date still visible on the cylinder; nipples are intact. Straps and trigger guard retain nearly all the dull silver plating. Grips are in fine condition, with minor indentations, worse on the base of the left panel. Action functions well. Bore is good with some visible light erosion; rifling is defined. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Belgian Brevete Copy of Colt 1848 Baby Dragoon Percussion Revolver, #3775, .28 cal., 3.5" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, steel pin front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer, brass straps, square back trigger guard, engraved cylinder, replacement wedge. Visible numbers do not match. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 25%-35% thinning original blue finish on the barrel, showing some areas of light surface erosion and edge wear. Cylinder has worn to gray, with areas of fine pinprick pitting, displaying approx. 75%-80% of the Texas Ranger battle scene still visible; nipples are all intact. Frame shows silvered color case hardened finish with erosion and fine pitting in areas. Brass straps have been cleaned. Grips are in good condition, showing age and wear, with indentations and impressions, slightly proud to the straps. There are a few replacement screws on the trigger guard and butt. Action functions, holding at full and half-cock. Bore is good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Belgian Brevete Colt 1862 Police Percussion Revolver, #1372, .36 cal., 4.5 barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece grip, brass pin front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer face, 5-shot fluted cylinder, brass straps and trigger guard. Matching visible serial numbers, including the wedge. No visible factory markings. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% of an old reblued finish, with wear at the muzzle and along top of the barrel. The rebated cylinder shows leading edge wear and light corrosion at the rear. Straps and trigger guard have been cleaned. Grips with scattered indentations and marks, deeper on the left panel. Action functions well and holds at full and half-cock. Bore is good with light erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Belgian Brevete 1849 Colt Pocket Percussion Revolver, #3755, .31 cal., 5" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grip, iron pin front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer, and brass straps with square back trigger guard. Cylinder with Indian fight scene. All-matching visible serial numbers. Factory markings are legible, with Belgian Liege proof and "colts patent" in script on the cylinder. Revolver is in good overall condition, displaying a mottled gray appearance mixed with freckles of patina and pin prick pitting, with traces of original finish in the protected areas. Cylinder displays 50%-60% scene, all the nipples and safety pins are intact. Frame shows a mottled patina of silvered color case hardened finish and dark patina. Brass straps and trigger guard show a pleasant patina with an additional "679" marked in front of the trigger guard. Grips are fine, with indentations and considerable finish. Action functions well and holds at full and half-cock. Bore is dark with moderate erosion. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Civil War Manhattan Navy Series IV Single Action Percussion Revolver, #55916, .36 cal., 6.5'' octagonal barrel has maker's name, Newark address and 1864 patent date in two lines on top flat, hinged tapered loading lever below; 5-shot cylinder roll-engraved with 5 oval military scenes is marked ''Patented Dec. 27, 1859'' at rear, has 12 stop notches; open-top frame with central hammer, two-piece brass grip straps, one-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd ca. 1867-68, originally with blued barrel/cylinder, case hardened lever, frame and hammer, silver-plated straps. Condition is very good retaining approx. 25% barrel blue, thinning and mixing with brown age patina (blue heavier in protected areas); cylinder and frame are smooth gunmetal gray; straps show light age toning. Grips are sound showing scattered marks and most of a later varnish. Serial numbers match including cylinder and wedge, cylinder scene is distinct; other markings sharp. Action is crisp; bore is clean showing scattered frosting and very good rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 First Issue Tip-Up Revolver, #71880, .22 Short cal., 3-3/16" barrel, blued with silver plated frame, smooth rosewood two-piece grips, German silver blade front and fixed V-notch rear sight. Mfg'd from 1857-1860. Revolver is in good overall condition with the barrel and cylinder having a dark patina, with a few spots of light surface erosion; patent dates on the cylinder are partially legible. Frame and straps retain most of the dull silver plating, with most of the losses consisting of flaking around the inside edges, adjacent to the cylinder. Grips are in good condition, with considerable finish, and a 1" vertical crack on the left panel. Interior of the right panel is marked with matching serial number. Action functions correctly. Bore is dark with moderate erosion; rifling is visible. Est.: $200-$300. (Antique)

Colt Open Top Pocket Model 7-Shot Revolver, #7031, .22 cal., 2.5" barrel, blued with brass frame, smooth rosewood two-piece bird's head grips, German silver blade front sight, and small V-notch rear sight located on the hammer, with 7-round unfluted cylinder, and spur trigger. Barrel with two-line Hartford address. Mfg'd 1873. Revolver is in very good overall condition with the barrel and cylinder having gone to an even gray color with scattered impressions and some areas of mild surface erosion. Frame shows a pleasing uncleaned patina to the brass. Grips are in very good condition, showing typical age and wear, with handling marks, and good fit. Interior of the right grip panel is marked with the matching serial number in pencil. Action is not functioning and needs repair. Bore is fair with moderate erosion, displaying visible rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Antique)

Remington Elliot's Single Shot "Mississippi" Derringer Pistol, #2948, .41 cal., 2.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece bird's head grips, brass pin front sight, with spur trigger. Matching numbers on the underside of the barrel and frame. Mfg'd from 1867-1888. Derringer is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 93%-94% of an old quality reblued finish, showing scattered minor nicks and scratches, edge wear, and some finish loss to the backstrap. Hammer shows silvered color case hardened finish. Grips are in fine condition with minor indentations and handling marks. Action functions correctly. Bore shows moderate wear and light pitting with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Antique)

J. Stevens Model 34 Hunter's Pet Top-Break Pocket Rifle, #3151, .32 cal., 18" octagon to round barrel, smooth walnut two-piece grips with mount for rifle stock on the butt and strap, hooded blade front and ladder style rear sight, spur trigger, left side release. Visible matching serial numbers, including the mounting hardware in the base. Mfg'd in the early 1890's. Rifle is in very good condition as refinished, retaining approx. 96%-97% of a matte black refinish with light marks. Factory markings are legible. Grips with scattered indentations and scratches. Action functions well. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and roughness; rifling is visible. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Stevens No. 35 Off Hand Target Tip-Up Single Shot Pistol, #45497, .22 LR cal., 8" round barrel, blue finish with color case hardened hammer, smooth walnut two-piece grips with weighted target base, factory dovetailed blade front and standard elevator V-notch rear sight. Mfg'd circa 1907-1939. Pistol is in fair overall condition, retaining approx. 20%-25% thinning blue finish, showing general age and wear, with a little light surface rust along the barrel, and scattered specks of pitting. Grips with scattered indentations and oil staining around the edges. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is poor with patches of moderate erosion scattered throughout; rifling is worn. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Framed Remington Vest Pocket Pistol, #R2154, .22 RF cal., 3.25" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, pin front sight, with spur trigger. Pistol is housed in a black veneer shadow box style display case measuring 8.5" x 6.5". The pistol appears to display an even dark patina with a fine set of hardwood saw handle grips. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Frank Wesson Single Shot Rifle, #527, .32 RF cal., 24" octagon barrel, brown finish, smooth walnut straight grip buttstock with smooth steel buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight marked with matching serial number, U-notch rear sight, brass trigger guard, sling swivel stud mounted to bottom of the barrel and buttstock. Factory markings are legible, with "F. WESSON / Worcester, Mass. / PATENTED Oct 25 1859" on top of the barrel flat. Rifle is in good overall condition, with brown light rust patina across majority of the metal surfaces. Frame is a gray/brown. Buttstock is in very good condition, with intermittent light marks. Buttplate is proud around the perimeter. Action works intermittently and will require inspection by a competent gunsmith. Bore with scattered spots of moderate erosion; rifling is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Remington No.4-S Military Model Rolling Block Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 26.5" shortened barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip full-stock with a single barrel band, sling swivels and smooth steel buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, and ladder rear sight. Drilled and tapped at the tang with one vacant hole. Factory markings are clear, with "MILITARY MODEL" on left side of the receiver. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining traces of original finish on the barrel, balance is gray with some areas of light rust patina. Receiver is dark showing general light marks from age and use, with some very mild surface erosion, primarily on the right side. Stock is in good condition with wood loss at the muzzle and is missing a sling swivel; remainder shows indentations and bruising. Handguard is cracked between the rear sight and receiver. Action functions well. Rifling is visible but there is moderate to heavy erosion scattered throughout. These rifles were believed to have been used by military academies to train their young cadets. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Antique Winchester 3rd Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, #116064, .44 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with smooth empty crescent trapdoor buttplate, dovetailed knife blade front sight, replacement buckhorn rear sight, dust cover without thumb print, brass cartridge lifter, color case hardened hammer and lever. Mfg'd 1883. Rifle is in good overall condition, showing traces of original finish drifting to a dark patina, showing general age and wear, with scattered areas of oxidation. The hammer and lever show muted smoky gray color case hardened finish, brighter in the protected areas. Wood displays similar age and wear, with indentations and marks consistent with years of use. Action functions correctly. Dark bore rates poor. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester 2nd Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, #75394, .44 W.C.F. cal., 28" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with empty smooth crescent trapdoor buttplate, factory dovetailed blade front sight, crude replacement V-notch rear sight, dust cover without thumb print, brass cartridge lifter, color case hardened hammer and lever. Mfg'd 1881. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining less than 15% thinning finish, balance is primarily dark, showing general age and wear, with a 2" section of moderate to heavy corrosion just behind the front sight. Receiver shows traces of finish with the remainder drifting to brown patina. Factory markings are legible. Hammer and lever show muted smoky gray color case hardened finish, brighter in the protected areas. Wood displays similar age and wear, with indentations and marks from use. There are hairline cracks on both sides of the forend and the right side of the nosecap is missing a screw. Buttstock has a 3" hairline crack off the right side of the tang. Action functions correctly. Dark bore rates poor. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Early Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle, #9445, 32 W.C.F. cal., 24" round barrel, blued with color case hardened hammer and lever, oil finished walnut straight grip stock and forend with steel nose cap and replacement checkered hard rubber Winchester shotgun buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, and replacement semi-buckhorn rear sight. Manufactured in 1893, the 2nd year of production. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 5%-10% thinning finish on the barrel and magazine tube, showing light cleaning. Receiver also shows evidence of cleaning, with traces of original finish; balance is mostly gray. Case colors on the hammer and lever are now a combination of silver mixed with dark patina. Factory markings are legible. Buttstock has been lightly sanded and there is and 1" x 1/8" piece missing from both sides of the upper tang. Additionally, there is a chip at the bottom right corner of the wrist. Action is stiff but functions correctly. Bore is fair, with areas of light erosion, ring approx. " down from the muzzle, and shallow but visible rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #117510, .25-20 W.C.F. cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, German silver tipped dovetailed blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, color case hardened hammer and lever. Mfg'd 1899. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 35%-40% thinning and toning original blue, showing general age and wear, with scattered minor surface erosion. Barrel edges are sharp and the takedown functions correctly. Factory markings are legible. Lever and hammer display silvered color case hardened finish. Stock with general marks, indentations, and added coat of varnish. Action is crisp and functions well. Rifling is visible but the bore rates poor to fair and is dark with roughness and erosion throughout. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Native American Decorated Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #662545, .30 W.C.F. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood straight grip stock and forend with period brass tacks and Parfleche style stitched leather wrap on the forend, and smooth wood buttplate. Rifle also features a pinned brass blade front sight, rear sight has been removed; saddle ring stud is present, no ring. Also, appears to be missing some internal parts. Mfg'd 1914. In fair overall condition, with moderate erosion and pitting along the barrel and magazine tube. Receiver has gone to gray with moderate pitting on both sides, a little heavier on the bottom and lever. The tang markings remain legible with a machine screw added on the bottom tang; replacement screws on the sides of the receiver. Buttstock is a poor fitting replacement, with lateral cracks on both sides of the wrist, and small brass tack decorations added. Action functions but the lever assembly does so loosely. Bore is dark with heavy erosion and pitting. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1263398, .30 W.C.F. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with sling swivels and ribbed steel buttplate, hooded steel tipped ramped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and Lyman tang sight that is missing the aperture. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Additionally, the top of the barrel is marked "MANUEL. C. GAMA.", with similar markings visible in front of the tang sight. Mfg'd 1941. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning and toning original finish, showing general age and wear, with a few spots of light pitting on the receiver and lever. Stock with scattered indentations and scratches, including a shallow groove on the left side adjacent to the buttplate. Action functions well. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #853532, .32-40 cal., 26" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, dovetailed blade front sight, and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1917. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory finish, showing general age and wear, with scattered marks from handling and use. Stock with light indentations, handling marks, and a coat of added varnish. Right side of the comb with an indentation and "12/1928" carved into the surface. Action is crisp and functions well. Bore is primarily bright and in very good condition, with clear rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Early Winchester Model 53 Lever Action Rifle, #9985, .32-20 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, button mag, straight grip walnut stock and forend, grooved steel shotgun buttplate, dovetailed brass blade Marble/Sheard front sight, folding Marbles rear sight, with an added period Lyman tang sight. Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1926. Condition is good, barrel retains approx. 60%-65% thinning and toning factory blue; receiver is now mostly gray with salt and pepper blemishes to the sides, dark patina on parts of the lever, upper and lower tang. Barrel address and other factory lettering is clear. Wood shows typical signs of age and wear, consistent with the rifles overall condition. Additionally, there is a larger scratch to the left side of the forend, small sliver missing from the right corner of the wrist, and a few grain cracks at the heel. Crisp action, bright bore rates very good with defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Marlin Model 39 Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #S8469, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock with Marlin "Bullseye", checkered plastic Marlin buttplate, silver tipped blade front sight, folding rear sight, with factory drilled and tapped receiver; missing one of the plug screws. Additionally, there are two holes on the tang that have been filled and brazed. Mfg'd 1959. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 25%-30% thinning and toning factory blue on the barrel, drifting to brown patina, muzzle is beveled around the perimeter. Barrel shows sharp edges with some areas of mild surface erosion. Magazine tube has an even brown patina. Receiver shows darkened color case hardened finish, with edge wear, and some mild erosion. Stock is in very good condition, with dents and scratches that are consistent with years of handling and use. There is a deeper ding at the left front of the forend. Sling swivel studs have been removed and left vacant, and the toe shows a chip and loss to the buttplate which has been filed flat. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good with areas of light surface erosion and shallow but clearly defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

WWII Era Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1221454, .32 Win. Spl. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, ribbed steel buttplate, replacement dovetailed Marble No. 3 blade front sight, rear sight has been removed and the dovetail left vacant. Period Redfield adjustable receiver sight has been added at the left rear. Factory markings are legible, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1940. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 40%-50% thinning finish, primarily on the barrel and magazine, which also has some specks of white paint. Receiver has gone to gray patina with traces of original finish at the rear, showing spots of oxidation. Stock with scattered moderate indentations and marks, with fine white paint overspray on the underside of the buttstock. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Marlin Model 39A Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #L22565, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" "JM" marked round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock with checkered Marlin hard rubber buttplate, Marlin "Bullseye" on the underside of the stock is missing, brass tipped blade front sight, and standard rear sight with elevator and U- notched groove. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped, with all but one of the holes left vacant. Mfg'd 1954. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% factory blue, showing thinning finish along the barrel; edge wear and a few spots of light oxidation on the receiver. Stock with scratches and indentations consistent with age and use. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #4080128, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, dovetailed ramped blade front sight, buckhorn rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1974. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning finish along the barrel. Magazine tube has toned brown. Receiver has been aggressively cleaned and re-colored to brown with scratches and fine pitting at the front left edge. Stock is in good condition as refinished, with scattered light marks, thinning to right side of the buttstock, and large area of lightening to the left side. Action functions well. Bore is bright throughout with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

J. Stevens Visible Loading No. 70 Slide Action Rifle, #D364, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" octagon barrel with 1/2-magazine tube, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip stock and forend, blue steel buttplate, dovetailed ivory tipped blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight with elevator. Factory markings are clear, with "SVG" in a circle on the left side of the receiver, indicating post 1920 production, after Savage had acquired J. Stevens. Top of the barrel is marked "REGULAR CARTRIDGES". Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory finish, with intermittent minor marks along the barrel; thinning and toning to the lower edges of the receiver, upper and lower tang, with a larger section on the right side having toned to brown. Wood with light impressions and an added coat of varnish. Action functions correctly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Remington Model 12A Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #674375, .22 S-L-LR cal., 22" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with Remington hard rubber buttplate, blade front and King semi-buckhorn rear sights. Mfg'd 1926. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-94% thinning finish, with wear and some fine pitting at the muzzle. Receiver shows high point edge wear and scattered freckles of oxidation. Stock with typical light indentations and handling marks associated with use. Action functions smoothly with a very good bore; rifling is well defined. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #187027, .22 Short cal., 23" round barrel with -length magazine tube, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and ribbed forend, Winchester checkered hard rubber buttplate, dovetailed silver bead blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight with elevator. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1946. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 40% factory blue. Barrel is mostly brown, with a wear mark around the barrel approx. 6.5" from the muzzle. Receiver displays considerable finish, with edge wear and light oxidation. Trigger guard has toned brown. Stock is in very good condition, with scattered light marks from handling and use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is fair, with a visible ring approx. 1"-2" down from the muzzle; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Marlin Model 38 Slide Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" octagon barrel with -length magazine tube, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock with "Bullseye", Marlin checkered hard rubber buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear sight. Mfg'd circa 1920-1930. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85% thinning and toning factory finish, with general light marks, patina, and oxidation scattered along the barrel and receiver; heaviest on the sides of the receiver. Wood shows wear consistent with age and use, including scattered shallow scratches and handling marks. Additionally, there is a very fine " hairline crack extending from the upper tang. Action functions correctly and locks up securely. Bore is fair, with scattered light erosion; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1890 3rd Model Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #643453, .22 Short cal., 24" octagon barrel, blue finish, 12-groove walnut forend and straight grip stock, smooth steel crescent buttplate, Marble/Sheard marked knife blade front sight, folding rear sight, with Lyman aperture sight added at the tang. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1919. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue, with light marks along the barrel, areas of flaking finish on the receiver. Wood is good, showing scattered mostly moderate marks, including a series of shallow compressions on the left side of the buttstock. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #213311, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" round barrel, blue finish, walnut forend and straight grip stock, checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, factory dovetailed silver beaded blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1947. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, showing light scratches and handling marks along the barrel and magazine. Receiver shows light edge wear and scratching. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bright bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Remington Model 121 Fieldmaster Slide Action Rifle, #134567, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish, walnut forend and pistol grip stock with checkered blue steel buttplate, factory dovetailed silver beaded blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1949. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 98%-99% quality reblued finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor handling marks. Stock is near excellent with light indentations and storage marks. Action is crisp. Bright bore rates excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1906 Slide Action Rifle, # 412874, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, grooved walnut forend and straight grip stock, no buttplate, dovetailed blade front, and V-notched rear sight with elevation adjustment screw. Factory markings are legible, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1913. Rifle is in fair overall condition, retaining traces of original blue finish, with the metal surfaces showing heavy cleaning to gray, leaving a few areas of shallow pitting, particularly on the left side of the receiver. Wood has been sanded, with general dents, scratches, and a few hairline cracks on the right side of the wrist. Left side of the buttstock with a few unfinished areas of wood filler. Action functions well. Bore is fair with moderate erosion; rifling is clear. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Remington Model 12-C Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #580745, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" octagon barrel with -length magazine tube, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol grip stock and forend, smooth steel crescent buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, and standard deep V-notch rear sight with elevator. Mfg'd circa 1909-1936. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80% factory finish, showing areas of thinning and toning, edge wear and 2.5" section of light to moderate pitting on the left side of the barrel. Much of the finish has worn from the buttplate and there is a spot of rust at the toe. Wood displays typical signs of age and wear, with general moderate dents and scratches, finish shows thinning at the wrist. Action functions correctly. Bore is primarily bright, but there is some visible moderate erosion, primarily at about the mid-point; rifling is good. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Remington Model 12A Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #125272, .22 S-L-LR cal., 22" round barrel, blue finish, walnut forend and straight grip stock with Remington checkered hard rubber buttplate, Beech folding front sight, standard elevator U-notch rear sight, with a period Lyman adjustable aperture sight at the tang. Mfg'd 1909-1936. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 15%-20% thinning original blue, primarily on the receiver. Barrel and magazine tube are primarily brown, with some fine pitting at the muzzle, and traces of original finish in the protected areas. Trigger guard is brown. Wood with general marks and finish loss. Action functions well. Bore is fair with areas of moderate erosion, displaying visible rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Post-War Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle, #750159, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend, hard rubber grip cap, ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.25" LOP. Rifle also features a dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed sight blank, internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, factory jeweled bolt, drilled and tapped receiver, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1954. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory finish, showing light wear at the muzzle and minor marks along the barrel. Receiver shows light edge wear and a few light scratches, with some mild oxidation. Case colors on the lever are primarily bright. Factory markings are clear. Wood displays wear consistent with age, including scattered light indentations; checkering detail is primarily sharp. There is mild discoloration to the end of the buttstock from a prior slip-on recoil pad. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates very good+ overall and is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Post-War Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle, #447147, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend, checkered hard rubber grip cap, sling swivels, period leather rifle sling, ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.25" LOP. Sights include vintage Dockendorff 375A globe front, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed sight blank, adjustable Redfield aperture sight has been added at the tang. Rifle also has an internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter. Mfg'd 1946. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory blue, with wear at the muzzle and a few spots of wear along the barrel. Receiver shows some areas of mild frosting, thinning to the underside, and evidence of cleaning to both sides. Lever assembly displays muted color case hardened finish with brighter colors in the protected areas. Wood with scattered moderate indentations and impressions consistent with field use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright throughout with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Post-War Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle, #554286, .250-3000 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend, and Decelerator solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.25" LOP. Rifle also features dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight with elevator, loaded chamber indicator, rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1950. Metal surfaces are in excellent overall condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 98%-99% of an old, quality reblued finish, with only light handling marks. Lever displays muted color case hardened finish which is brighter in the protected areas. Wood is very good, with fine checkering detail, oil staining at the receiver, and 1" hairline crack below the upper tang. Action functions smoothly. Bright bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Savage Model 99B Lever Action Rifle, #314952, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend with sling swivels, period leather rifle sling, checkered hard rubber grip cap, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.4" LOP. Rifle also features a dovetailed German silver blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter. Mfg'd 1928. Rifle is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 97%-98% reblued finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor marks along the barrel. Receiver shows modest edge wear and intermittent handling marks. There are five holes on the left side of the receiver from an old side mount, that have been neatly filled in. Color case hardened lever assembly was blued at the time of the refinish. Wood with scattered light indentations and some smoothing of the checkering. Action functions well. Bore is bright throughout with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Savage Model 1899A Lever Action Takedown Rifle, #207462, .30-30 Win. cal., 26" round barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut straight grip stock and Schnabel forend with matching serial number stamped on the interior, ending with smooth steel crescent buttplate; providing a 13" LOP. Rifle also features a replacement dovetailed Rocky Mountain blade front sight, Savage marked standard U-notch rear sight with elevator, tang is drilled and tapped for a sight, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1919. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% thinning and toning factory finish, with scattered light scratches along the barrel. Receiver shows edge wear, handling marks, with finish loss primarily on the underside. Lever assembly displays muted color case hardened finish with brighter colors in the protected areas. Factory markings are clear. Wood with scattered indentations and a " chip at the rear, left side of the forend. Additionally, there is a 3" hairline lateral crack extending from the rear of the tang down the left side of the wrist, that does not appear to affect the integrity of the stock. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good and primarily bright; rifling shows moderate wear and is clearly defined. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Post-War Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle, #620405, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, with blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend with sling swivels, period Boyt leather sling, hard rubber grip cap, and ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.25" LOP. Rifle also features a dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, rear sight has been removed and the dovetail left vacant, Lyman aperture sight added at the tang, internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1950. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% factory finish with wear at the muzzle and light marks along the barrel. Receiver shows high point edge wear, with finish loss and mild oxidation primarily to the underside. Lever assembly displays muted color case hardened finish, showing vivid colors in the protected areas. Factory markings are clear. Wood with scattered light indentations as well as a few larger mars and flattening of checkering on the right side of the forend. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates very good overall and is bright throughout with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Savage Model 99E Lever Action Rifle, #D209082, .243 Win. cal., 22" barrel, blue finish. Machine checkered hardwood pistol grip stock and forend, sling swivel studs have been removed, ending with a ribbed plastic buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Both sights have been removed and the rear has been filled with a dovetailed sight blank. Rifle also has an internal rotary magazine. Mfg'd 1979. Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and Tasco 3-9 x32 scope with gloss black finish, duplex reticle, and plastic lens covers. There are a few light marks on the outside of the scope; optics are bright. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue, with wear at the muzzle and scattered marks along the barrel. Receiver shows toning finish with edge wear and scattered freckles of oxidation. Case colors on the sides of the lever and in the protected areas are bright. Stock was sanded and revarnished, now with only a few light dents and scratches; machine checkering detail is soft. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Savage Model 99A Lever Action Rifle, #352742, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend, with sling swivels, period leather rifle sling, and checkered hard rubber grip cap, ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate marked "SVG"; providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a dovetailed Lyman brass tipped blade front sight, two-leaf folding rear sight, Lyman folding aperture sight at the tang, internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1936. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% factory finish, showing some areas of thinning and toning, with some mild frosting along the barrel. Receiver shows high point edge wear, handling marks, mild oxidation; particularly on the right side and bottom. Lever assembly retains considerable color case hardened finish; brighter in the protected areas. Factory markings are clear. Stock with scattered moderate indentations and scratches that are consistent with age and use, more noticeable on the right side; checkering remains sharp. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright throughout with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle, #410510, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend, with a hard rubber grip cap, sling swivels, leather rifle sling, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. Sights have been removed and the front dovetail left open. An aperture sight base has been added at the tang. Rifle has an internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1942. Topped with Redfield one-piece base, rings, and a Lyman Alaskan 2.5x fixed power rifle scope, with blued finish, and fine crosshair reticle with tiny center dot. Scope is in very good condition, showing marks and wear to the exterior finish; optics are clear. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-88% thinning factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, scattered marks and areas of light frosting along the barrel; general thinning and handling marks to the receiver. Lever assembly displays muted color case finish, brighter in the protected areas. Stock is in good condition with scattered impressions and some smoothing of checkering. Additionally, there is a 1.5" crack at the top of the wrist. Recoil pad has hardened with age. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates very good overall and is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Post-War Savage Model 99R Lever Action Rifle, #685003, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forend, with sling swivel studs, checkered hard rubber grip cap, ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.6" LOP. Rifle also has a ramped brass tipped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, rotary magazine with cartridge counter, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1953. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle, and minor marks along the barrel. Receiver shows high point edge wear and scattered freckles of oxidation, worse on the left side. Lever assembly displays partially muted color case hardened finish, with brighter colors in the protected areas and sides of the lever. Stock with scattered small scratches and indentations, showing a little thinning to the comb and bottom right side of the buttstock; checkering detail is mostly sharp. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good with clear rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Savage Model 1899B Lever Action Rifle, #106396, .30-30 Win. cal., 26" octagon barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, ending with a smooth steel crescent buttplate; providing a 13" LOP. Rifle also has a dovetailed German silver knife blade front sight, standard elevator U-notch rear sight, internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1910. Rifle is in fair overall condition, retaining approx. 55%-60% thinning and toning blue mixed with dark patina, frosting and some areas of scattered light erosion on the receiver. Additionally, there is dried oil at the wood line. Sides of the receiver have been aggressively cleaned, leaving grooves on the right and underside. Lever assembly shows dull, darkened color case hardened finish, brighter in the protected areas. Stock with indentations, scratches, and crude repair at the tang, leaving it proud at the rear and exposing two 2.5" lateral hairline cracks. Stock has also been sanded and lightly refinished, leaving the toe proud. Action functions well. Dark bore is fair with moderate erosion and frosting; rifling is clearly visible. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Savage Model 1899B Lever Action Rifle, #15307, .303 Savage cal., 26" octagon barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, ending with a smooth steel crescent buttplate; providing a 13" LOP. Rifle also features a dovetailed Lyman blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter, and color case hardened lever. Mfg'd 1899. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 65%-70% thinning finish on the barrel, with general marks from use. Receiver has worn to gray displaying scattered salt and pepper blemishes and general marks from use. Lever assembly shows dull, darkened color case hardened finish, brighter in the protected areas. Stock is in good condition as sanded and refinished, with indentations and a 2" hairline crack on the left side of the forend; buttplate is slightly proud at the toe. Action functions well. Bore is good with some areas of moderate frosting, particularly at the muzzle; rifling is shallow but clearly visible. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Post-War Savage Model 99EG Lever Action Rifle, #507120, .300 Savage cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and Schnabel forend, hard rubber grip cap, sling swivels, ending with a ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.25" LOP. Other features include a dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed sight blank, and internal rotary magazine with brass cartridge counter. Mfg'd 1948. Topped with Redfield one-piece base, rings, and Weaver fixed 4x rifle scope with blued finish and fine crosshair reticle. Exterior of the scope displays signs of age and wear, with scratches, wear on both bells, and large dent on top; optics are clear. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory blue, with wear at the muzzle, and scattered marks along the barrel. Wear to the sides and bottom of the receiver accounts for most of the finish loss, showing mild frosting, and an area of small impressions to the left side. Case colors on the sides of the lever and in the protected areas are bright. Stock with scattered indentations and sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bright bore is good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

J.C. Higgins Model 51-L Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #6752, HVA Mauser action, .30-06 cal., 22" chrome lined barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14.25" LOP. Sights include a banded ramped blade front and folding rear, with added Weaver two-piece bases. Marked "HVA ACTION MADE IN SWEDEN" on left side of the receiver. Mfg'd from the late 1950's until 1964. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 95% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle, scattered light marks, edge wear and thinning finish on the trigger guard. Stock with mostly moderate scratches and indentations, which are worse on the left side. Recoil pad fits proud around the edges. Action is slightly stiff but functions correctly. Bore rates very good overall and is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Husqvarna Model 9000 Crown Grade Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #372515, .270 Win. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, bolt is in the white. Skipline checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with sling swivel studs, rosewood forend tip, composition grip cap, and ribbed plastic Husqvarna buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Sights include a hooded brass tipped ramped blade front and folding rear. Factory markings are clear, with "(crown)" over "H" and "NITRO" on the left side of the barrel. Import marked "Tradewinds Inc." on top. Mfg'd 1971-1972. Rifle is topped with Buehler two-piece bases, rings, and Leupold M8 4x fixed power rifle scope with gloss black finish, and duplex reticle. There are a few light marks on the outside of the scope; optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue, with only light handling marks. Stock with sharp checkering detail and attractive figure in the buttstock. Action is smooth with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Custom German Reichswerke Erfurt Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #NVSN, 6.5x55 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece round knob pistol grip stock with a Schnabel forend, sling swivel studs, beaded cheekpiece, ending with a solid rubber Decelerator pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Receiver is lightly scroll engraved. Replacement chrome bolt handle with jeweled bolt. Receiver is drilled and tapped with all four holes left vacant. Marked "6.5-55" on the left side of the barrel and "Rw.E." on the left side of the receiver with a German eagle proof. Mfg'd from 1919-1921 at what was previously known as the Royal Prussian Arsenal. Rifle is in fine condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% of an old, quality reblued finish, with wear at the muzzle and light marks along the barrel. Receiver shows light edge wear with some patches of flaking finish and mild rust around the drilled and tapped holes. Additionally, there is light pitting visible on the bolt release. Stock is very good with scattered moderate impressions and scratches. There is a well completed repair just in front of the bolt handle, likely from the stock being notched for a previously installed receiver sight. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Husqvarna Hi-Power FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #120922, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels, composition grip cap, ending with a ribbed hard rubber Husqvarna buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also has a dovetailed silver tipped ramped blade front sight, standard U-notch rear sight, and the bolt is in the white. Mfg'd 1950. Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and a Tasco Woodland 3-9x scope with gloss black finish and duplex reticle. Scope is in good condition, with scratches on the front bell; optics are clear. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, and scattered marks along the barrel. Receiver shows edge wear and a few freckles of oxidation. Stock is in very good condition, with light damage and flattening of the checkering, worse on the right side of the forend. Action functions well. Bore is good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Ruger M77 MKII Bolt Action Rifle, #788-33261, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.6" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Receiver with integral scope mounts. Bolt is etched with matching serial number. Mfg'd 2001. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Stock with a few minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Custom WWII German 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle by Pfeifer Rifle Co., #5195Y, .270 Win. cal., 22" heavy sporter barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece left-handed Monte Carlo stock with exotic wood forend tip and grip cap, sling swivel studs, cheekpiece, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Bolt handle is a replacement; bolt and magazine follower are jeweled. Factory markings are clear, marked "PFEIFER RIFLE Co. / ROSCOE, CALIF" on the left side of the barrel. Topped with Redfield one-piece mount, rings, and a Hensoldt-Wetzlar Dialytan fixed 4x rifle scope with blued finish, and single post reticle. Scope is in very good condition, showing moderate signs of age and thinning finish; optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in fine overall condition as customized, retaining approx. 90%-95% toning finish, with light wear at the muzzle, edge wear, and scattered handling marks. Stock is in fine condition, with indentations and scuffs, showing some white paint on the left side. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bright bore is good with sharp rifling. The Pfeifer Rifle Co. was a well-regarded custom gunsmithing and barrel making shop, active in Southern California in the 1950's. They were known for quality work and collaboration with legendary stock makers like Monte Kennedy. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Husqvarna Hi-Power FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #260926A, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, with chrome plated bolt. Smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, composition grip cap, cheekpiece, and ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Receiver is drilled and tapped with the holes left vacant. Mfg'd 1962. Rifle is in excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 98%-99% of an old, quality reblued finish, with only minor marks. Trigger guard and floorplate has a matte finish that displays scattered scratches and handling marks. Stock is in fine condition with light indentations and impressions. Action functions well. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Husqvarna Hi-Power FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #221547A, .270 Win. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with ebony forend tip, grip cap, sling swivels, period leather rifle sling, ending with a Husqvarna ribbed plastic buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Front sight is a brass tipped blade on ramped base. Rear sight has been removed and filled with a dovetailed sight blank. Right side of the receiver with two vacant drilled and tapped holes. Jeweled bolt is in the white. Factory markings are clear, with "(crown") over "H" and "NITRO" on the left side of the barrel. Mfg'd 1959. Topped with Bausch & Lomb bases. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% finish with light wear at the muzzle, scattered scratches, and minor marks. There is light surface rust on the floorplate release. Stock is in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail and minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

J.C. Higgins Model 51 Commercial FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #NVSN, .30-06 cal., 22" chrome lined barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, composition grip cap, pancake cheek piece, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Includes a hooded ramped blade front sight, rear sight has been removed and the dovetail left vacant, with an adjustable Redfield aperture sight added at the right rear of the receiver. Front ring is drilled and tapped. Factory markings are clear, with "FN ACTION MADE IN BELGIUM" on left side of the receiver. Mfg'd between 1955-1959 by High Standard, for retail by Sears, Roebuck & Co. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% blue, with light wear at the muzzle, and scattered minor scratches. Receiver shows plum colored toning. Stock displays typical signs of age and field use, with scattered moderate scratches and indentations. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Firearms International Commercial FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #T1467, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel with muzzle brake, blue finish. Gloss finished checkered walnut one-piece high comb pistol grip stock with sling swivels, ending with a ribbed hard rubber buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle features a Sako adjustable trigger, matching numbered bolt is in the white, there is no provision for sights, with sliding safety. Factory markings are clear, with "FN ACTION-MADE IN BELGIUM" on left side of the receiver. Import marked "FIREARMS INTERNATIONAL" on the left side of the barrel. Rifle is topped with Redfield one-piece base, rings, and Tasco 4x32mm fixed power rifle scope, with gloss black finish and fine crosshair reticle. There are a few minor marks on the outside of the scope; optics are bright. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 97% factory finish, with light wear on the muzzle brake, scattered minor handling marks, and some light scratching to the trigger guard. Stock with scattered light indentations and small nicks to the finish, particularly on the right side and bottom edge of the buttstock. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Custom C.G. Haenel 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #2559, .270 Win. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered hardwood one-piece Monte Carlo stock with sling swivel stud, composition grip cap, and Decelerator solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13" LOP. Ramped front sight base is present but the dovetail is vacant, and there is no rear sight. Bolt handle has been modified to accommodate a scope. Original military trigger guard is retained. Factory markings are legible, with WWI era German proofs on both sides of the front ring, marked "C.G. Haenel, Suhl 1917" on top. Topped with Griffin & Howe side mount, rings, and Lyman All-American 6x fixed power rifle scope, with blue finish and fine crosshair reticle. Exterior of the scope shows moderate age and wear; externally the optics look a little foggy but the field of vision is clear. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-60% blue, showing general thinning and toning, especially along the barrel. Receiver shows edge wear and thinning finish. Stock is in good condition, with numerous scrapes and scratches, showing flaking finish, worse on the left side. Action functions well. Bore is good and primarily bright; rifling is well-defined. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Early Remington Model 700 ADL Bolt Action Rifle, #121932, 7mm Rem. Mag. cal., 24" stainless steel barrel, blue receiver, with blind magazine. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock with Monte Carlo comb, sling swivel studs, and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.25" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Bolt with matching serial number. Topped with two-piece Talley bases and rings. Mfg'd 1970. Rifle is in very good overall condition, showing light marks on the barrel. Receiver displays much of the blue finish, showing some thinning and patina, with visible mild frosting. Barrel address and other factory lettering is crisp. Stock is in very good condition with scattered dents, scratches, and an added coat of varnish. Action functions correctly. Bore rates near excellent overall and is bright with defined rifling. The free-floated barrel has been over-rotated, leaving the barrel address upside down and on the opposite side. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Vintage Husqvarna Model 46 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #22806, 9.3x57 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with a Schnabel forend, composition grip cap, sling swivels, ending with a ribbed hard rubber Husqvarna buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Sights include brass tipped ramped blade front and drift adjustable U-notch rear. Military style 98 Mauser action, fire blued bolt release, and flag safety. Factory markings are clear, with "HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS A.B. KAL. 9.3mm" on the barrel. Mfg'd 1929. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-93% thinning finish, with wear at the muzzle, scattered marks, and a few spots of light corrosion. Stock with scattered scratches and impressions consistent with years of field use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good with some areas of visible mild erosion; rifling is well-defined. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Husqvarna Model 1640 Bolt Action Mauser Sporting Rifle, #208911, .243 Win. cal., 21" barrel, blue finish, chromed bolt, with double set-triggers. Checkered hardwood one-piece Monte Carlo stock with Schnabel forend, sling swivel studs, composition grip cap, ending with a ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14.5" LOP to the front trigger. There is no provision for sights. Factory markings are clear, with "(crown)" over "NITRO" on the left side of the barrel. Mfg'd 1950-1967. Rifle is topped with two-piece Buehler mounts, rings, and Lyman All-American 6X rifle scope with gloss black finish and fine crosshair reticle. Exterior of the scope shows light wear; optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory finish, showing wear and patina primarily to the front half of the shortened barrel, as well as darkening at the crown. Receiver shows only a few minor handling marks; edgewear and patina to the trigger guard. Stock appears to have been lightly sanded and is in near excellent condition, with a few shallow dents and scratches; checkering detail on the pistol grip is a little sharper than on the forend. Action functions smoothly with crisp triggers. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Left-Hand Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster BDL Deluxe Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A1358825, .30-06 cal., 22" barrel, blue finish. Basket weave pattern machine checkered left hand Monte Carlo stock and forend with sling swivel studs, and checkered plastic Remington buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Dovetailed brass tipped ramped blade front sight and adjustable U-notch rear sight. Includes two (2) detachable box magazines. Rifle is topped with a one-piece Redfield mount, rings, and Redfield 4x fixed power rifle scope with Butler Creek flip down lens covers, and duplex reticle. There are a few light marks on the outside of scope; optics are clear. Scope rings show moderate surface rust from poor storage. Mfg'd 1977. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% thinning finish, with general light marks and some small freckles of surface rust along the barrel. Additionally, there is surface rust on the front sling swivel mount. Receiver shows scratches and edge wear. Stock with scattered moderate scuffs and indentations. Action functions well. Bore is good with a few areas of light erosion; rifling is well-defined. The overall condition would improve with light cleaning. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Sporterized Brazilian M1908 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #B1477, 7x57mm cal., 23.5'' barrel, blued finish, black synthetic sporting stock with Bell & Carlson recoil pad. Sights have been removed. Brazilian crest is visible under scope mount. Stamped on left side of receiver rail ''DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN BERLIN''; right side ''MOD 1908''. Matching numbers on receiver, barrel and floorplate. No serial number on bolt; mismatched number on cocking piece. Bolt handle has been swept back and a commercial safety lever installed, stamped ''BUEHLER''. Includes black nylon 1'' sling. Topped with one-piece Redfield scope base, rings, and Bushnell Banner 3-9x scope with gloss black finish and duplex reticle. There are light marks visible on the outside of the scope; optics are bright and clear. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining over 90% dark reblued finish, with some speckling on the floorplate, and a few of small rust spots near the chamber and on the scope mount. Stock shows moderate age and wear, with scattered light marks and some flaking at the edges. Some of the screw heads on the scope mount are lightly marred. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern)

Ruger Model 77R MK II Bolt Action Rifle, #785-96015, .25-06 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, Ruger grip cap, and black solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Matching numbered bolt is in the white. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1998. Rifle is topped with rings and Pine Ridge 3-9x40 scope with matte black finish, lens covers, and BDC reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent condition, appearing like new, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only minor handling marks. Stock checkering is sharp. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Husqvarna Hi-Power FN 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #110813, 9.3x62 cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and composition grip cap, ending with a ribbed hard rubber Husqvarna buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a dovetailed ramped blade front sight, standard U-notch rear sight, and the bolt is in the white. Factory markings are clear, with crest and "SWEDEN" on the front ring; import marked on the underside of the barrel. Mfg'd 1950. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory finish, with light scratches and small marks along the barrel. The rear sight has been reblued. Receiver shows light edge wear and minor marks. Fire blue finish on the bolt release shows moderate thinning and freckling. Factory lettering is crisp. Stock with scattered light indentations and some flattening of the checkering. Action is smooth. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Custom Savage Model 112V Bolt Action Varmint Rifle, #F288203, .220 Swift cal., 26" stainless heavy barrel, with blued receiver. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, beaded cheekpiece, and solid black rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Rifle also features a blind magazine and contoured bolt handle. Topped with Weaver two-piece bases, rings, and Burris Signature Select 6-24x scope, with matte black finish, adjustable objective, sunshade, and duplex reticle. Scope with a few light marks to the exterior; optics are clear and bright. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, with only light handling marks to the metal. Stock with minor indentations and impressions consistent with field use. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Savage Mark I Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #2447206, .22 S-L-LR cal., 21" barrel, matte blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, ending with a ribbed plastic buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle also features a blade front sight, standard elevator U-notch rear sight, Accu-Trigger, drilled and tapped receiver with the holes left vacant. Factory markings are crisp. The factory stickers are still on the forend and right side of the buttstock. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, metal shows little use. Stock with light indentations around the trigger guard and there are a few shallow scratches on the left side, below the receiver. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern/PPT)

CZ Model 457 Varmint Bolt Action Rifle, #D016789, .22 LR cal., 20.5" heavy varmint barrel, matte blue finish. Turkish walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. No sights, Picatinny rail with level, 5-round detachable magazine, and adjustable trigger. Marked "MADE IN CZECH REPUBLIC" on the right side of the receiver and import marked on the left, bolt with matching serial number. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, test target, and warranty card. Mfg'd 2019. Rifle appears like new and may be unfired. Stock with only a few light storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

CZ Model 457 Varmint MTR Bolt Action Rifle, #C883800, .22 LR Match cal., 20.5" cold hammer forged heavy varmint barrel, matte blue finish. Turkish walnut one-piece pistol grip target style stock with sling swivel studs and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Factory grooved receiver and adjustable trigger. Includes one 5-round detachable magazine. Marked "MADE IN CZECH REPUBLIC" on the right side of the receiver. Bolt is stamped with matching serial number. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, test target, and scope rings. Mfg'd 2019. Rifle appears as new, with only a few minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 52B Utah Centennial Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #100UT0462, .22 LR cal., 24" sporter weight barrel, high polish blue finish. Finely checkered walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with ebony forend tip, blue steel grip cap, sling swivel studs, and checkered blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Includes one 5-round Winchester marked blue steel magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "UTAH CENTENNIAL / 1896-1996" and "MADE IN JAPAN" on the right side of the barrel. Rifle is topped with Weaver two-piece bases. Mfg'd 1996. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Stock is in near excellent condition with minor indentations, a few scratches, and storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. The Model 52B was re-issued in 1993 and manufactured by Miroku (Japan) until 2002. The Utah Centennial was only produced in 1996. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Mossberg MVP Scout Bolt Action Rifle, #MVP089234, 7.62 NATO cal., 16.25" barrel, 18.5" overall with muzzle brake, matte blue finish, spiral fluted bolt and tactical bolt handle, adjustable trigger, one-piece black synthetic stock with a solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. Sights include a blade front with added white paint; rear sight has been removed and the holes filled with plug screws. Stock with 2.5" Picatinny rails on each side of the forend. Includes one 10-round detachable magazine. Topped with two-piece bases, rings, and an unmarked 3-9x40 scope with matte black finish, illuminated range finding reticle in red or green, and includes a set of Vortex lens covers. Scope is in excellent overall condition with bright, clear optics; illuminated reticle was tested and functions properly. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% matte blue finish, with light scratches and handling marks consistent with field use; including some light marks on the barrel where the Picatinny rail was removed. Textured synthetic stock is very good, with scattered light handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Savage Model 110 Tactical Left Handed Bolt Action Rifle, #N451147, .308 Win. cal., 24" heavy fluted barrel with threaded muzzle, matte finish. Checkered gray synthetic Accustock with rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Rifle also features AccuTrigger, knurled bolt handle, and includes one 10-round Magpul magazine. Topped with one-piece Picatinny rail, rings, and Nikon Tactical .308 4-12x scope with matte black finish, Mil-Dot reticle, target turrets, and lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition with only a few light handling and storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 VTR Bolt Action Rifle, #G6812785, .223 Rem. cal., 22" ported, triangular barrel; matte blue finish. Textured synthetic one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel studs, ventilated forend, and solid black rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.5" LOP. No provision for sights. Receiver with one-piece Picatinny rail. Per the consignor, a Timney trigger was installed. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, and cable lock. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few minor handling and storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Tikka Model 658 Bolt Action Rifle, #604236, .338 Win. Mag. cal., 24" barrel, blue finish. Checkered walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock with sling swivel studs, ebony grip cap, and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. There is no provision for sights. Includes one detachable three-round blue steel magazine. Bolt with matching serial number. Receiver is grooved for scope rings. Factory markings are clear, with "MADE IN FINLAND" on the left side of the barrel. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish. Stock has a few minor indentations and sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Belgian Browning SA-22 Grade I Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #71T50363, .22 LR cal., 19" barrel, blue finish, receiver with standard Grade I engraving, checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock, ribbed blue steel buttplate, factory dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, and folding rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Belgian proofs on the barrel and ejection port, marked "MADE IN BELGIUM" on the left side of the barrel. Includes factory instruction manual. Mfg'd 1971. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining 98%-99% factory finish, with only a few light handling marks to the metal and wood. Checkering is sharp, displaying attractive figure in the buttstock. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Ruger 10-22-T Target Model Semi-Automatic Rifle, #355-16872, .22 LR cal., 18.5" cold hammer forged heavy barrel with spiral design, matte gray stainless steel finish, smooth laminate wood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivel stud, sling swivel, and solid black rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Manufactured without sights. Includes one 10-round Ruger rotary magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "RUGER HAMMER FORGED" on top of the barrel. Mfg'd 2009. Topped with a one-piece mount, rings, and Vortex Diamondback 4-12x40 scope with matte black finish, adjustable objective, lens covers and mil-dot reticle. Scope is in excellent condition, with clear, bright optics. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% finish, with intermittent light scuffs and marks. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #0009-90132, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, black finish, one-piece black synthetic pistol grip stock with barrel band, brass bead blade front sight, and folding rear sight. Receiver is marked "RUGER - NEWPORT - NH - USA". Includes one factory 10-round Ruger rotary magazine, original box with matching end label, owner's manual and paperwork, lock with Ruger PM-153 bracket, and loose Picatinny rail that is not installed. Rifle is in excellent, like new overall condition, showing little evidence of use. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Ranch Rifle, #583-03797, 5.56 NATO cal., 18.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels, ending with a black solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 13.75" LOP. Rifle also features a protected blade front sight, peep rear sight, one 5-round Ruger blue steel detachable magazine, ventilated nylon hand guard, and integral scope bases. Mfg'd 2014. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, showing little use. Stock with only a few minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10/22 Takedown Semi-Automatic Carbine, #001263659, .22 LR cal., 16.25" Keystone Arms (KSA LLC) bull barrel fitted with an unidentified compensator, blue finish on the barrel and black finish on the receiver, tan Magpul Hunter X-22 Takedown stock and forend. Manufactured without sights; Picatinny rail is mounted on the receiver. Includes one 10-round Ruger rotary magazine. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, with very little wear to the metal and tan polymer furniture. Picatinny rail shows minor wear from previously mounted optics. Takedown assembly and action function properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10-22 Takedown Semi-Automatic Rifle, #0017-81276, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel with threaded muzzle, blue finish, checkered nylon two-piece pistol grip stock with checkered buttplate, banded dovetailed brass bead blade front sight, rear sight has been removed and the dovetail left vacant, added one-piece scope mount, and 10-round Ruger rotary magazine. Includes a ballistic nylon Ruger carry case with instruction manual, warranty, and nylon rifle sling. Mfg'd 2021. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few light handling and storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Ruger Mini-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #183-07222, .223 Rem. cal., 18.5" barrel, stainless steel finish. Smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with ventilated synthetic handguard, sling swivels, and smooth crescent buttplate, providing a 12.75" LOP. Ramped blade front and adjustable aperture rear sight. Includes one 10-round blue steel magazine. Mfg'd 1982. Rifle is in excellent overall condition with crisp factory lettering and only minor handling and storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Ruger American Rimfire Bolt Action Rifle, #837-02519, .22 WMR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, Boyd's Pepper laminated thumbhole stock, Ruger Marksman adjustable trigger, and Picatinny rail mounted on top of the receiver. Front and rear sights have been removed. Includes one factory Ruger 9-round rotary magazine. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue, with a few light handling marks to the stock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #356-69171, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel with blued finish and black anodized alloy receiver. Smooth multi-colored laminate one-piece pistol grip wood stock in shades of green, red, brown, and light brown, with a plastic buttplate. Williams Fire Sights with red fiber-optic front and green fiber-optic notched rear sight are installed. Includes one 10-round Ruger rotary magazine and a tan cloth sling attached with Hush Stalker sling swivels. Metal surfaces rate excellent overall and retain approx. 99% factory finish. Stock is in very good+ condition, showing scattered light indentations and a small area of finish loss on the left side of the palm swell. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Universal M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #199310, .30 carbine cal., 18" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on top of chamber "UNIVERSAL/HIALEAH FLA./CAL 30 M1/PAT. 3,382,766". A very good condition green canvas sling and oiler are attached. No magazine. Metal surfaces are in very good condition, retaining approx. 95% of the original finish, with scattered mild surface rust spots on the barrel and buttplate. Stock is in good condition, showing scattered scratches, scuffs, and areas of finish loss, most notable towards the bottom rear of the stock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Universal M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #390384, .30 Carbine cal., 18" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock with perforated steel handguard, protected blade front sight, and adjustable ramp-mounted aperture rear sight. Marked on top of the chamber "UNIVERSAL/HIALEAH FLA./CAL 30 M1/PAT. 3,382,766". Includes one 10-round magazine. Rifle rates very good+ overall, retaining approx. 95% original blued finish, with light scratches at the trigger guard and magazine well. Hardwood stock shows scattered light scratches and handling wear. Magazine has a few small, scattered spots of surface rust. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern)

Ruger Model 10/22 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #354-23001, .22 LR cal., 18.5" barrel, matte black finish, smooth brown hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock, and plastic buttplate with added grip tape. Tech-SIGHTS TSR200 front post and adjustable aperture rear sight are installed; the original folding rear sight remains on the barrel. Features an unmarked skeletonized charging handle. Includes one 10-round Ruger rotary magazine and a green cloth sling attached with "Hush Stalker" marked swivels. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish. Stock has a few scattered light indentations. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Lyman Alaskan All-Weather Rifle Scope with Griffin and Howe Mount, #8027, 2.5x22mm, 7/8" tube, blue finish, blunt picket post with Crosshair reticle. Includes wood storage case and factory info sheet. Scope is in near excellent condition showing light handling marks and the finish has started to thin at some of the high points. Optics are bright and clear. Griffin & Howe quick detach, dual lever, top mount, offset scope mount is also in near excellent condition with only light handling marks. Mount is marked "Patent #1,856,549 May 3, 1932." Wood case has a removable top cover and is inletted for the Griffin and Howe mount. Info sheet has been folded many times and has several tears. Est.: $500-$700.

Davis Optical Co. Spot-Shot 12x Target Rifle Scope, 7/8" tube, blue finish. Includes external adjusting 3-point mounts, recoil spring, front and rear lens cover. Overall condition is good showing normal marks from use; finish has begun to thin, mostly at the high point. Additionally, there is scattered light surface rust. Glass is clear but reticle wires have broken and are partially visible in the field of view. Est.: $150-$250.

Tasco Custom Shop Model #CU840X56B, 8-40x56mm Target Rifle Scope, matte black finish, duplex reticle, large side focus ring, sunshade, lens covers, and original box. Scope is like new and looks like it has never been mounted to a rifle; optics are bright and clear. Box is damaged and the corners have been reinforced with duct tape. Est.: $200-$300.

Leupold Vari-X IIc 3-9x40 Rifle Scope, #246591H, gloss black finish, with duplex reticle. In excellent condition, adjustments function properly; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $200-$300.

Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10x40 Rifle Scope, #X126876, gloss black finish, with duplex reticle. There is small a scrape/dent to the edge of the eye piece that does not affect the field of vision. Otherwise, in excellent condition, adjustments function properly; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $200-$300.

Leupold Rifleman 3-9x40mm Rifle Scope, matte black finish, 1'' tube, 40mm objective with duplex reticle. Serial #431885V. Includes the lower half of the box and instruction manual. Scope is in like new condition and looks like it was never mounted to a rifle; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $200-$300

Vortex Viper HST 4-16x44mm Rifle Scope with American Defense Recon Mount, #A17036714, 30mm tube, VMR-1 MOA reticle, exposed target turrets, and see-through scope caps. Scope is mounted on a black American Defense Recon 30mm QD Auto Lock mount, with a Vortex Viper Riflescope Shade installed. Scope, mount, and caps are in excellent condition. Optics are bright and clear. Windage and elevation click adjustments turn freely, and the magnification ring and mount's quick-detach levers function properly. Est.: $350-$550.

Trijicon AccuPoint Rifle Scope, #U10298, 5-20x50mm, 30mm tube, matte black finish, Mil-Dot reticle with fiber optic amber illuminated dot, .25 MOA adjustment, side focus, second focal plane. Tritium lamp is depleted as there is no glow. Includes unmarked rings, sunshade, and Butler Creek lens covers. Scope is in excellent condition, showing a few light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$700.

Leupold Vari-X III 8.5-25x40 Rifle Scope with Adjustable Objective, #332555G, matte black finish, duplex reticle, and target turrets. Model #51086. Includes the original box, sunshade, green Leupold cloth, and instruction manual. Scope is in like new condition and looks like it was never mounted to a rifle; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$600.

Leupold VX-2 1.5-4x28mm IER Scout Rifle Scope #418394AC, matte black finish, 1" tube, duplex reticle, and intermediate eye relief. Scope is held in an unmarked cantilever-style quick-detach mount and includes Leupold rubber bikini lens covers. Scope and mount are in excellent condition; scope shows light handling marks to the exterior finish. Optics are clear. Magnification and windage/elevation adjustments function properly, as does the mount's quick-detach lever. Est.: $350-$500.

R. Noske #2 Rifle Scope, 2x22mm, 7/8" tube, blue finish, fine crosshair reticle. Includes front ring, leather lens covers, and front steel lens cover. Overall condition is very good showing light marks from use and some thinning to the finish, mostly at the high points. There are a few small areas of pitting on the ring and tube next to the ring. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $150-$250.

Early Colt Detective Special First Issue Double Action Revolver, #365399, .38 Spl. cal., 2" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Colt medallions, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with a Rampant Colt at the left rear of the frame. Mfg'd 1928. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 85% thinning and toning blue, showing evidence of light cleaning to the frame and cylinder, leaving a mild iridescent hue. Metal with general light scratches, handling marks, and some areas of mild frosting. Additionally, there is a spot of light pitting at left side of the muzzle. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with some smoothing of the checkering and bright medallions. There is an empty hole on bottom of the grip frame from an old lanyard ring. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Double Action Revolver, #2K77088, .357 Mag. cal., 4"pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut Goncalo Alves target grips with S&W medallions, ramped blade front and micro-click adjustable square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, with recessed cylinder. Mfg'd 1972. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, showing intermittent minor handling marks; cylinder with a faint index line. Hammer and trigger display vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are in excellent condition, showing minor handling wear, with crisp checkering detail. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Officers Model 2nd Issue Double Action Target Revolver, #585604, .38 Spl. cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece replacement grips with Colt medallions, pinned blade front and drift adjustable rear sight, with checkered backstrap. Mfg'd 1927. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% toning finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and minor handling marks. Grips are replacements taken from a Python revolver and are in excellent condition. Action is crisp. Bright bore is near excellent. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model of 1905 (3rd Change) Military & Police Revolver, #177146, .38 Spl. cal., 4" pinned barrel, nickel finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips, half-moon blade front sight, fixed U-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Matching numbers on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and extractor. Back of the right grip is numbered in pencil but does not match. Mfg'd circa 1909-1915. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% toning nickel finish, with light wear at the muzzle, small area of fine pin prick pitting on the top strap, typical scattered micro-scratching associated with age and use. Hammer and trigger retain over 95% case colors. Factory lettering is clear. Grips show moderate handling wear. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-38 Target Masterpiece (Pre-Model 14) Double Action Revolver, #K177945, .38 Spl. cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sight, with color case hardened trigger and target hammer. Matching numbers on the frame, barrel, cylinder, extractor, and back of the right grip. Mfg'd 1953. Metal surfaces are excellent, retaining approx. 97% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and a few marks along the barrel. Cylinder has a faint index line. Case colors are strong, with a little muting to right side of the trigger. Grips are in good condition, with sharp checkering detail, few chips at the base of the left panel, as well as a " crack to the left side front edge . Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-4 Double Action Revolver, #95K2424, .357 Mag. cal., 2.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece magna grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, adjustable micro-click square notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, and recessed cylinder. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and areas of light high point edge wear. Factory markings are clear. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail and bright medallions. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with crisp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 (Model of 1953 22/32 Kit Gun) Double Action Revolver, #85451, .22 LR cal., 4" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center two-piece walnut grips with S&W medallions, serrated ramped blade front and micro-click adjustable square notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Interior of the right grip panel with matching serial number. Includes factory two-piece blue S&W box with matching end label, instruction manual, and packaging materials. Box shows age and wear with cellophane tape on two corners. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor marks. Hammer and trigger display vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bright bore is excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36-3 Double Action Revolver, #BEB9421, .38 Spl. cal., 3" heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut magna grips with S&W medallions, ramped blade front sight, with fixed square-notched rear sight. Includes the original matching numbered one-piece box with instruction manual. Mfg'd circa 1982-1988. Revolver is in excellent condition, showing little evidence of use, retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue, cylinder with a very thin index line, and the factory lettering is crisp. Grips are like new with sharp checkering. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent, well-defined rifling. Box shows moderate storage type wear, with a clear end label, and portion of an added label along one of the long edges. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 317-3 Airlite Double Action Revolver, #DRJ5273, .22 LR cal., 3" barrel, 8-shot, aluminum alloy frame and cylinder, finger-grooved black rubber S&W grips, green fiber-optic front sight, adjustable V-notched rear sight, and internal locking safety. Includes the original matching numbered box, two (2) keys for the locking safety, cable lock, and instruction manual. Condition is excellent, displaying typical signs of light use, with a few minor handling marks; cylinder with a moderate index line. Grips with only a few very minor handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P239 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #56A011735, .357 Sig cal., double action only, 3.6'' barrel, black Nitron finish, checkered anodized aluminum Hogue grips, three dot green night sights (still glow), with one 7-round Sig Sauer magazine. In matching numbered hard plastic Sig Sauer case with cable lock, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Model #239-357-BSS-DAK. Mfg'd 2016. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish. Grip checkering is sharp; right side is a little dirty. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BK508672, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, billet machined black Melonite slide, black polymer frame with integral accessory rail and interchangeable backstrap, Luminescent blade front sight, Tactical Rack U-dot rear sight, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous magazine release, with three (3) 10-round Springfield Armory magazines. Integral compensator consists of a single port located on top of the barrel and slide. Slide also features Springfield's VIS system and is machined for a rear optic. Includes matching numbered box, Springfield Armory soft case, cable lock, instruction manual, loader, and two (2) additional backstraps. Pistol appears near new, with a few light handling marks on the slide, and minor wear visible on the barrel hood. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

AMT Back-Up Large Frame Semi-Automatic Double Action Pistol, #DA15549, .380 ACP cal., 2.75" barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered Lexan two-piece grips, with one 6-shot detachable stainless magazine. Includes factory plastic hard case with warranty and safety information. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, with scattered light scuffs and handling marks. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Glock 43 Sub-Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol with Extras, #BKSV930, 9mm, 3.39'' barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, XS Sights H3 night sights (still glow), with added grip wrap to the frame. This pistol comes with a total of twelve(12) 6-round Glock magazines, original matching numbered black plastic Glock case, instruction manual, cleaning rod and brush. Also included are two (2) right hand OWB black kydex holsters, OWB brown leather Masters's holster, black Midway range bag, and black leather Milt Sparks single magazine pouch. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with a few light scuffs and handling marks to the frame. Action operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Accessories range from very good used to near excellent. Est.: $400-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P320-XFIVE Legion Semi-Automatic Pistol, #58J617837, 9mm cal., striker-fired, 5" barrel, Legion gray Cerakote finish, TXG polymer grip module with integral accessory rail, green fiber optic front sight, adjustable rear sight with square-notched groove, lightening cut slide with front and rear serrations, ambidextrous safety and slide release, with two (2) 10-round Sig magazines, and one 17-round Sig magazine. Includes original matching numbered gray plastic Sig case, cable lock, extra recoil spring, instruction manual and other misc. factory literature. Model #320X5-9-Legion-MS-CA. Mfg'd 2024. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory Legion gray finish, with light rub wear to the barrel hood. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)  (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Smith & Wesson Model 669 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TBE4660, double/single action, 9mm, 3.5'' barrel, stainless slide, aluminum alloy frame, replacement spur hammer, original black Delrin pebble grain grips, ramped front sight with orange line, and white outline square-notched rear sight, with one unmarked 12-round magazine with black plastic finger extension and a 15-round magazine; the 15-round magazine does not drop freely from the pistol. Factory blue S&W case included. Condition is excellent, showing light handling wear, and signs of use. Grips are also excellent, with crisp checkering, smooth areas showing light handling wear. Smooth action, bright bore with excellent rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Glock Model 30 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #GFC887, .45 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame with custom stippled front strap and backstrap, plain black ramped blade front sight, and Heinie marked square-notched rear sight, with one original 10-round magazine. Matching serial numbers are visible on the frame, slide, and barrel. Includes original Glock case with matching numbered label, cleaning rod, brush, and lock. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition. Slide retains approx. 95% factory finish, with scattered light scuffs and edge wear; the most noticeable wear is on the right side near the muzzle and slide serrations. Slide stop shows finish loss. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 19 Commando Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BZYR796, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, white-dot blade front sight, and fixed square-notch white-outline rear sight, with two (2) 15-round Glock magazines. Slide is marked "Glock 19" on the left and "Glock Commando" on the right. Frame is marked "MADE IN EU (AUSTRIA)" and "Assembled in Slovakia". Matching serial numbers are visible on the frame, slide, and barrel. Includes factory Glock case with matching numbered label, Glock loader, cleaning brush, and manual. Pistol and magazines are in like new condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Sig Sauer P365-X Macro-Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol with ROMEOZero Sight, #66G317395, 9mm, striker-fired, 3.1" barrel, black Nitron finish, black polymer XMACRO grip module with integral accessory rail, XRAY3 day/night sights, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous safety, ROMEOZero reflex sight, and two (2) 10-round Sig magazines. Includes the original matching numbered gray plastic Sig case, magazine loader, two (2) additional backstrap inserts, rear optics plate for the sight cutout, instruction manual, and cable lock. Model #365XCA-9-COMP-MS-CA. Mfg'd 2024. Pistol appears near new and retains approx. 99%+ factory finish, with one minor mark to the lower left edge of the slide; no visible wear to the barrel hood. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. ROMEO reflex sight appears like new. Overall, this pistol shows little evidence of handling or use. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P320-XFIVE Legion Semi-Automatic Pistol with ROMEO Sight, #58J634482, 9mm cal., striker-fired, 5" barrel, Legion gray Cerakote finish, TXG polymer grip module with integral accessory rail, green fiber optic front sight, rear sight is integral with the ROMEO red dot sight, lightening cut slide with front and rear serrations, ambidextrous safety and slide release, with three (3) 10-round Sig magazines. Includes rear optics plate/sight for the red dot sight cutout, original matching numbered gray plastic Sig case, cable lock, extra recoil spring, instruction manual and other misc. factory literature. Model #320X5-9-Legion-MS-CA. Mfg'd 2024. Pistol is in excellent overall condition and appears near new, retaining approx. 99% factory Legion gray finish, with light rub wear to the barrel hood. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. ROMEO sight is in excellent condition, was tested, and functions properly. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 340PD Airlite SC 5-Shot Double Action Revolver, #SCA6694, .357 Mag. cal., 1.9" ported stainless steel barrel, Scandium alloy frame, Titanium alloy 5-shot fluted cylinder, matte black/gray finish, textured Hogue rubber combat grips, orange insert ramped blade front and fixed square notch rear sight. Revolver is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with a few light scuffs and handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard, Model BG38-1, 5-Shot Double Action Revolver, #CWJ6406, .38 Spl. cal., 1.9" barrel, matte black finish, Hogue textured rubber combat grips, ramped blade front and fixed square notch rear sight, Crimson Trace integrated red laser sight, with an internal hammer. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with only light handling marks. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 629-4 Double Action Pre-Lock Revolver, #BRL0657, .44 Mag. cal., 3" barrel, satin stainless steel, laminated wood grips with finger grooves, red ramp front sight, adjustable white outline rear sight with square-notched groove, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Includes an extra black rubber finger grooved one-piece S&W grip. Metal surfaces rate good overall and display signs of moderate+ use, with general scratching, particularly on the cylinder and heaviest on the sideplate. Factory lettering is crisp. Wood grips appear near new. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with near excellent rifling. Additional grip shows moderate handling wear. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #UDT3026, .22 LR cal., 5.5" heavy slab sided barrel, blue finish, checkered laminated wood two-piece thumbrest grips, Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with two (2) 10-round blue steel S&W magazine. Includes factory blue plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, and Allen wrench. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, showing little use. Grip checkering is sharp. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern) (Not Available to Calif. Residents)

Ruger 22/45 MK III Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #228-48514, .22 LR cal., 5.5" bull barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered polymer frame with integral Ruger grips, fiber optic front sight, adjustable V-notch rear sight, factory drilled and tapped for scope base, loaded chamber indicator, with six(6) 10-round Ruger magazines. Includes factory plastic hardcase with matching end label. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with only light handling marks. Grip checkering is sharp. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger LC 380 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #326-11933, .380 ACP cal., 3.1" barrel, blue finish, checkered integral nylon grip, three-dot sighting system, loaded chamber indicator, integral Laser Max Centerfire laser sighting system, with three (3) 7-round blue steel Ruger magazines. Includes factory box with matching end label, soft nylon case, trigger lock, instruction manual, and misc. factory literature. Mfg'd 2014. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with only intermittent light handling marks. Grip checkering is sharp. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Winchester Ranger Lever Action Carbine, #5392051, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood forend and straight grip stock with checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, blade front sight, and standard sporting U-notch rear sight (missing elevator). Factory markings are legible, with Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel. Mfg'd 1986. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining 85%-90% finish, with red paint at the muzzle, and moderate surface rust on the back half of the barrel and receiver due to poor storage. Stock is in good condition, with staining and loss of finish. A number "6" has been written on the right side of the buttstock. Action functions well. Bore with well-defined rifling and light erosion at the muzzle. The overall condition would improve with some TLC. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #2907143, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, blue steel buttplate, ramped steel bead blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight with elevator. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1966. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-94% factory finish, with light marks along the barrel. Receiver shows moderate edge wear, patina, and a few spots of mild rust along the bottom edges; thinning and toning to the upper tang. Wood with scattered light dents and scratches. Buttstock is a replacement and fits proud at the tang, with a " crack to the left edge of the wrist. Action functions well. There are a few minor dark spots at the muzzle end of the bore, which may improve with thorough cleaning; balance is bright throughout with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 9422M XTR Lever Action Rifle, #F441293, .22 Win. Mag. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut forend and straight grip stock, Winchester checkered hard rubber buttplate, hooded brass bead front sight on ramped base, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and factory grooved receiver. Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel at the breech. Mfg'd 1980. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with a few light scratches and minor marks. Stock is in excellent condition with only minor storage marks. Action is crisp with an excellent bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 9422 Lever Action Rifle, #F646683, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend, ramped blade front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear sight. Also features a factory grooved receiver and hammer extension. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory blue finish, with only light handling marks to the metal and wood. Hammer extension shows a small bit of finish wear. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears little used. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #3490255, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, checkered Winchester hard rubber buttplate, hooded brass tipped blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight with elevator. Factory markings are crisp, with Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel. Mfg'd 1971. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light marks. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94AE Lever Action Trapper Saddle Ring Carbine, #5624428, .44 Mag. cal., 16" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock ending with a checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sight missing sight elevator, with saddle ring. Receiver is factory drilled and tapped. Barrel with Winchester "WP" proof. Mfg'd circa 1991-1992. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only light handling and minor storage marks. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Trapper Saddle Ring Carbine, #4833829, .30-30 Winchester cal., 16" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut straight grip stock and forend, checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, saddle ring, and leather wrapped lever. Mfg'd 1980. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with a few specks of mild oxidation on left side of the receiver. Otherwise, metal shows only light handling and storage marks. Wood with intermittent light marks and a series of shallow and small indentations on the left side of the buttstock. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #4725995, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend, hard rubber Winchester buttplate, beaded blade front sight on ramped base with hood, standard notched rear sight with elevator. Winchester proof on top of the barrel. Mfg'd 1979. Metal surfaces rate near excellent overall and retain approx. 98% factory blue, with a few spots of light rust on the left side, near the hammer. Factory lettering is crisp. Wood is good, with scattered handling marks on the forend, as well as several impressions along the bottom edge of the buttstock. Excellent action and mirror bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Winchester Model 9422M Lever Action Rifle, #F85024, .22 Win. Mag. cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, brass bead ramped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, with factory grooved receiver. Factory markings are clear, with sharp Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1973. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with only minor marks. Stock is in excellent condition with only light storage marks. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester 66 Centennial Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, #9359, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" octagon barrel, blue and gold plated finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock, gold-colored crescent buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, with saddle ring. Marked "A Century of Leadership 1866-1966" in script on the right side of the barrel. Mfg'd 1966. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue on the barrel and magazine. Receiver shows bright gold plate finish; right side is lightly tarnished and has several salt and pepper blemishes; light scratches on the left side. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Chief Crazy Horse Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #CCH2615, .38-55 Win. cal., 24" round barrel, blued; receiver, nose cap, and tang display vivid color case hardened finish. Receiver is engraved with buffalo and hunting scenes, and a portrait of the Chief on the right side, saddle ring on the left side. Brass tack decorated smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with medallion in the right side, with a smooth blue steel buttplate. Dovetailed brass tipped blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sights. Factory markings are clear, with "chief crazy horse" in gold script on the right side of the barrel, and sharp Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel at the breech. Rifle is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, appearing unfired. Stock has only a few minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. One of 19,999 manufactured in 1983. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R List)

Winchester Model 94 Wyoming Diamond Jubilee Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #WJ432, .30-30 Winchester cal., 20" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish. Upgraded smooth, nicely figured walnut forend and straight grip stock with silver commemorative coin inlaid into the right side, with checkered blue steel shotgun buttplate. Hooded silver bead blade front sight, standard elevator U-notch rear sight, with saddle ring. Sides of the receiver with simple scroll engraving. Marked "WYOMING JUBILEE 1890-1965 / 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF STATEHOOD" on the barrel, with sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver at the breech. Mfg'd 1964. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with intermittent light handling marks. Receiver displays toning but vivid color case hardened finish. There is a repaired chip to the tip of the forend, in front of the barrel band. Otherwise, the wood is in excellent condition, with attractive figure and mineral streaking, particularly in the forend. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. The Wyoming Diamond Jubilee was Winchester's first commemorative and limited to a production of 1,500 carbines. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Wyoming Jubilee Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, #WJ412, .30-30 Win. cal., 20" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with silver 75th anniversary medallion in the right side of the buttstock, checkered blue steel shotgun buttplate, hooded brass tipped blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sight, with saddle ring. Marked "WYOMING JUBILEE 1890-1965 / 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF STATEHOOD" on the barrel just ahead of the front sight. Mfg'd 1964. Carbine is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory blue finish on the barrel and magazine. Receiver displays vivid color case hardened finish with light roll engraving. Stock is in excellent condition with a few light storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. The Wyoming Jubilee was the first of Winchester's commemorative offerings and was limited in production to just 1,500 rifles. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Henry Big Boy Model H012GMRCC Lever Action Carbine, #BBS03611GMRCC, .357 Mag./.38 Spl. cal., 16.5" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered walnut forend and straight grip stock with sling swivel studs, black rubber Henry recoil pad, dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and large loop lever. Color case hardened receiver is factory drilled and tapped. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty info, hang tag, and associated packaging materials. Carbine appears as new, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, with only a few minor handling marks. Displaying vivid color case hardened finish. Stock with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Henry Golden Boy Silver Model H004SL Lever Action Rifle, #SB000147L, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" octagon barrel, blue and polished nickel finish, smooth American walnut straight grip stock and forend, nickel barrel band, smooth nickel buttplate, dovetailed brass tipped blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sights, with oversized lever loop. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty info, and associated packaging materials. Rifle appears as new, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, and may be unfired. Stock with only minor storage marks. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Rossi Model 92 SRC Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine, #B093801, .357 Mag. cal., 20" round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with smooth blue steel crescent buttplate, pinned blade front sight, standard square-notch rear sight with elevator, and saddle ring. Marked "MADE IN BRASIL" on the right side of the barrel and import marked on the left. Carbine is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, with some minor wear at the muzzle and edges of the receiver. Stock with scattered light indentations and storage marks. Action functions well. Bore is bright throughout with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1895 SBL Lever Action Rifle, #RM0016825, .45-70 cal., 19.1" threaded barrel with factory thread protector, polished stainless steel finish, checkered gray/black laminated hardwood pistol grip stock and forend, with black rubber recoil pad. Features a six-round tubular magazine, oversized lever loop, crossbolt safety, fiber-optic front sight, adjustable ghost-ring rear sight, and Picatinny rail fitted with a set of unmarked extra-high scope rings. Includes a Butler Creek padded rifle sling, original cardboard box in very good condition, manual, and lock. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing a few minor marks from handling and storage. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Marlin Model 336 SBL Lever Action Rifle, #RM0073917, .30-30 Win. cal., 19.1" barrel with factory thread protector, polished stainless steel finish, checkered gray/black laminated hardwood pistol-grip stock and forend, black rubber recoil pad, six-round tubular magazine, oversized lever loop, spiral-fluted bolt, and receiver-mounted Picatinny rail. Factory fiber-optic front sight and adjustable ghost-ring rear sight. Includes an installed offset hammer spur, black leather cartridge sling with 11 loops, original matching box, manual, and lock. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, with a few scattered light indentations to the stock. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1895 Dark Series Lever Action Rifle, #RM0096537, .45-70 cal., 16.2" barrel with factory radial muzzle brake, Graphite black Cerakote finish, nylon-reinforced polymer stock with installed cheek riser, rubber recoil pad, and aluminum M-LOK handguard. Features a five-round tubular magazine, picatinny rail, fiber optic front sight, adjustable ghost-ring rear sight, crossbolt safety, and an unmarked hammer extension. Includes the original matching cardboard box, manual, lock, and loose thread protector. Rifle is in excellent condition, appearing like new. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Custom Marlin Model 1894 Classic Lever Action Rifle, #RM1006173, .44 Rem. Mag. cal., 20.3" barrel, satin blue finish, 10-round tubular magazine, Ranger Point Precision pistol grip stock in dark camo and M-LOK handguard. The stock has a six-round cartridge holder on each side. Features a Ranger Point Precision replacement lever and compass lever takedown screw, hammer extension, Picatinny rail mounted on top of the receiver, replacement tall green fiber-optic front sight, original adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, and pointed replacement magazine-tube cap. A SureFire Scout light is mounted on the right side of the handguard and a Viridian green laser hand stop underneath; both light up. Includes a black padded sling with cartridge loops, original matching box, manual, and lock. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, displaying only a few minor handling and storage marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Rossi Model 62 SA Slide Action Rifle, #G332987, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" round barrel, blue finish. Smooth hardwood forend and straight grip stock with sling swivels, period tooled leather rifle sling, and checkered plastic buttplate. Dovetailed blade front sight and standard elevator rear sight with U-notch groove. Marked "MADE IN BRASIL" on the right side of the barrel and import marked on the left. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue, showing intermittent light handling marks to the wood and metal. Action functions well. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Rossi Model 62 SA Slide Action Takedown Rifle, #G277611, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" round barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood forend and straight grip stock with checkered plastic Rossi buttplate, dovetailed blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Marked "MADE IN BRAZIL" on the right side of the barrel and import marked on the left. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, showing light handling marks. Pipes holding the magazine tube have toned to a plum color. Stock is in excellent condition with minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling, showing little use. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Belgian Richards Side-by-Side Hammer Coach Gun, #5862, 12 ga., 18" barrels, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock, checkered hard rubber buttplate, brass bead front sight, extractors, and double triggers. Marked "RICHARDS BELGIUM" on the left side of the receiver and "FINE LAMINATED-STEEL" on the rib. Shotgun is in very good overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 85%-90% of an old reblue, showing some areas of mild erosion and freckles of surface rust. Receiver displays traces of smoky gray color case hardening drifting to dark patina. Stock with general indentations and marks from age and use. There is an old escutcheon plate in the butt and someone has scratched "JD" into the surface. Both sides of the buttstock have been spuriously stamped "CHEYENNE TO DEADWOOD STAGE & EXPRESS LINE", "GUARD D BOONE MAY" and other interesting later added inscriptions. Action functions correctly. Bores are fair with spots of light erosion. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Antique Parker Bros. Side-by-Side Shotgun, #78710, 12 ga., 30" twist Damascus steel barrels, 2-1/2" chambers, blued finish, double triggers, manual safety, bead front sight, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with hard rubber buttplate; LOP is 14". Additionally, there is a nickel silver shield at the bottom of the stock. Mfg'd circa 1893. Condition is good. Metal surfaces have toned to a rust colored patina. Exterior of the barrels have a few small dents and nick, none of which can be seen in the bores. Receiver is lightly border engraved with game scene. Wood is sound, showing typical wear associated with age and use. Action functions smoothly but there is slight movement when closed; bores are lightly frosted throughout. Est.: $200-$300. (Antique)

J. Stevens Model 235 Side-by-Side Shotgun, #A33506, 12 ga., 30'' barrels, 2-3/4" chambers, choked Full/Mod, blue finish, case hardened receiver, brass bead front sight, checkered round knob walnut stock, hard rubber J. Stevens buttplate, extractors, double triggers, and exposed hammers. Mfg'd circa 1920-1931. LOP is 14". Overall condition is good, showing general age and wear. Barrels retain approx. 10%-15% factory finish with remainder turning to a dark gray patina; case colors have faded in all but the protected areas. Left side of receiver is stamped "SECOND". Stock and forend are sound with no visible cracks. There is light oil staining on the surfaces next to metal; checkering is worn. Action locks up tight. Bores are bright with right barrel having a small area of frosting at the mid-point. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

J. Stevens Springfield Side-by-Side Shotgun, #E96560, 16 ga., 25.5" cut-down solid rib barrels with 2-3/4" chambers, extractors, and steel bead front sight; blue finish. Smooth hardwood splinter forend and pistol grip stock, ending with a ribbed hard rubber buttplate, providing a 13.5" LOP. Shotgun also features double triggers and an automatic safety. Shotgun is in fair overall condition, with the metal surfaces having gone to an even brown patina, with scattered scuffs and scratches along the barrels. Receiver is primarily brown with scattered spots of light erosion. Stock with general light marks and wear, with 1.5"-2" hairline cracks extending back from the receiver on both sides of the wrist. Action functions correctly and locks up securely. Bores are primarily bright with a little fouling near the muzzle of the left barrel. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

FN Browning Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #347474, 12 ga., 26-1/4" (including Poly-choke) plain barrel with 2-9/16" chamber, blued finish, magazine cutoff, standard cross-bolt safety, checkered finger groove forend and long tang round knob buttstock, ending with WhiteLine ventilated recoil pad; LOP is 14". Mfg'd 1952. Condition is very good overall, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory blue finish, with scattered minor scratches and edge wear along the receiver. Stock and forend show handling marks and light impressions; checkering is fine. The recoil pad shows cracking and hardening from age. Action functions smoothly; bore is bright. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Remington Model 11 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #221875, 12 ga., 28'' barrel (including "Power Pac" compensator), blue finish, smooth pistol grip walnut stock and finger groove forend with brown Pachmayr recoil pad; LOP is 14". Mfg'd circa 1921. Overall condition is fair, retaining approx. 40%-45% original factory blue. Both receiver and barrel have areas of light rust and pitting; bolt and follower have light surface rust. Stock with scattered mild to moderate impressions, nicks, and oil darkening near the metal surfaces; forend has an approx. 3.5" crack and small chip on the right side and the wood has been sanded. Action is sticky and needs thorough cleaning; bore is bright. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1897 Slide Action Shotgun, #710931, 12 ga., 28" barrel with Mod choke and brass bead front sight, blue finish, walnut forend and pistol grip stock with Winchester checkered hard rubber buttplate; providing a 14" LOP. Barrel and receiver with Winchester "WP" proofs. Mfg'd 1919. Shotgun is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 20%-30% thinning finish, with considerable wear and darkened erosion at the muzzle. Receiver has a mottled gray/dark appearance with some fine pitting along the top left edge. Stock is in good condition, with indentations and bruising. Buttstock shows some flaking and finish loss, left side shows oxidation and wear at the toe, as well as a chip to the buttplate. Action functions smoothly. Bore is good. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1897 Slide Action Riot Shotgun, #650889, 12 ga., 20" barrel with a 2-" chamber and Cyl choke, blue finish, walnut forend and pistol grip stock, checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, steel bead front sight, exposed hammer, with solid frame. Factory markings are clear with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1917. Shotgun is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning finish with light handling marks, and edge wear. Trigger guard has worn to gray. Wood with indentations and oil staining at the wrist. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with light erosion. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1911-SL Self-Loading Shotgun, #34772, 12 ga., 28'' nickel steel barrel with blade front sight, 2-3/4" chamber, choked Full. Blue finish with standard Winchester proofs on top of the barrel and receiver. Checkered walnut replacement forend and pistol grip stock with vented brown rubber Pachmayr White Line recoil pad; LOP is 13-7/8" to end of pad, 12-7/8" to end of wood. Left side of the buttstock with an inlaid 1-3/4" long oval shaped plaque engraved with the initials "A.C.C.". Mfg'd circa 1913. Condition is good overall, retaining approx. 88%-90% toning original blue, with scattered light marks along the barrel. Wear to the tangs, trigger guard, and edges of the receiver account for most of the finish loss. Receiver also displays some spots of old, dried oil and freckles of patina. Factory lettering is clear. There is a full-length crack along the bottom of the forend and .5" circular plug on the front of the pistol grip. Buttstock is darker and has a nicer figure than the forend, with few light handling marks, added checkering is primarily crisp. Recoil pad fits slightly proud. Excellent tight action. Bore is clean but has a light smoky appearance.Includes a few vintage tools used for disassembly. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Browning ''Twelvette'' Double Auto Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #A36268, 12 ga., 25.5'' overall barrel length which includes the Poly-Choke, 2-3/4'' chamber, blue finish. Receiver is made of an aluminum alloy for lightness, anodized black, and then roll engraved with nice scroll and border pattern. Action is a Val Browning design for two quick shots at targets. Wood is nice grain walnut, with a full forend and round knob pistol grip buttstock, ending with a ventilated brown rubber Pachmayr White Line recoil pad; LOP is 15-1/4" to end of pad, 14-1/8" to end of wood. There is a white bead front sight attached to the Poly-Choke. Condition is good, retaining approx. 92% original finish, with light marks along the barrel, most notable around the barrel address. Receiver shows general light handling marks as well as a 3" horizontal scratch to the left side. Engraving and factory lettering remains crisp. Wood with general moderate marks associated with years of field use, including smoothing of the checkering. An extra coat of oil has been applied and the replacement recoil pad fits proud around the perimeter. Action functions smoothly. Bore rates excellent and is bright throughout. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

Wards Western Field Model 30-SB562A Slide Action Shotgun, #NVSN, 12 ga., 30" barrel with 2-3/4'' chamber, Full choke and brass bead front sight; blue finish. Checkered pistol grip walnut stock with black serrated buttplate and slender forend; LOP is 13-3/4". Mfg'd circa 19481968. Condition is near excellent, showing intermittent light marks from handling and use; approx. 95%-97% original blue remains. Wood shows a few light handling marks; checkering is sharp. Action functions smoothly; bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Nikko/Golden Eagle Model 5000-I Over/Under Shotgun, #K620636, 12 ga., 26'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./IC but gauge reads IC/CYL with brass bead front sight; blue finish. Boxlock action is identical to a Winchester 101 and features a single selective trigger, selective ejector, and non-auto safety. Receiver has moderate scroll engraving, with gold eagle head inlays on both sides. Checkered walnut beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock with high-gloss finish and checkered black plastic Nikko buttplate; LOP is 14''. Mfg'd circa 1976-1982. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 99% factory blue. Wood with a few minor scratches and handling marks; checkering is crisp. Excellent action and mirror bright bores. Est.: $550-$750. (Modern)

Charles Daly Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #S506974. 12 ga., 30" vent rib barrels have 3" chambers, choked Full/Mod. Boxlock action is like a Browning Citori and features a gold single selective trigger, automatic safety, and selective ejectors. Checkered pistol grip walnut stock and slender finger groove forend with vented brown rubber Pachmayr recoil pad; LOP is 13". Mfg'd circa in Japan by Miroku for Charles Daly. Overall condition is very good. Metal surface retains approx. 92%-94% thinning blue; receiver shows mild plum colored toning and features nicely done scroll engraving. Wood with scattered shallow impressions and light scratches consistent with use; checkering has some areas of flattening. Action locks up securely; bores are bright. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

L.C. Smith Olympic Trap Single Barrel Shotgun, #202970, 12 ga., 32" vent rib barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, ivory bead front sight, and fixed Mod choke. Blue and color case hardened finish with simple border and scroll engraving. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and beavertail forend with black composition grip cap, and ventilated rubber recoil pad; LOP is 14-3/8". Mfg'd 1948. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% toning barrel blue, with scattered light marks and intermittent specks of mild frosting. Receiver displays silvered color case hardened finish. Wood with scattered light indentations and scratches from range use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Kassnar Churchill Windsor I Side-by-Side Shotgun, #365117, 10 ga., 32" barrels with solid rib, fixed chokes Full/Full, blue finish, double triggers, automatic safety, extractors, roll engraving on receiver, brass front and mid-bead sight, checkered walnut stock with solid recoil pad; LOP 14.5". Weight is approx. 10.5 lbs. Made in Spain. Condition is near excellent overall, showing intermittent light marks from handling and use. Barrels retain approx. 97-98% of their factory finish; coin finished receiver shows light oxidation; right barrel has an approx. .25" x .25" area of rust, 7-1/8" from the muzzle. Wood is in excellent condition with normal marks from handling and use along with a few scattered indentations. Action functions smoothly and locks up tight; bores are bright. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1400 MKII Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #N558920, 12 ga., 28" vent rib barrel with 2-3/4'' chamber, screw-in Modified choke, blue finish, alloy receiver, silver bead front sight, press checkered wood stock, with ventilated Winchester recoil pad; LOP is 14". Mfg'd circa 1974-1975. Receiver and barrel are both Winchester proofed. Condition is very good. Metal surfaces retain approx. 95%-97% factory blue, showing intermittent small nicks and scratches; right rear of receiver has an approx. 1-3/4" scratch; barrel with a few tiny specks of oxidation and pin-prick pitting. Wood with shallow surface dents consistent with field use; checkering is clean. Action is smooth, bore is bright. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Browning Model A500 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #751PR01764. 12 ga., 28'' vent rib barrel is chambered for 2-3/4" and 3'' shells, with silver bead front sight, and Mod Invector choke tube installed. Blue finish, receiver with magazine cut-off, and alloy trigger guard. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and finger groove forend with gloss finish, and Browning recoil pad; LOP is 14-3/8". Mfg'd 1987. Includes factory owner's manual. Overall condition is near excellent, displaying intermittent light handling marks; approx. 96%-98% original finish remains. The ejection port has a small dent at the front. Wood with light handling marks and scattered light impressions; checkering is sharp. Action functions smoothly with a tight lock up; bore is bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Ithaca Mag-10 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #100013637, 10 ga., 32" vent rib barrel is chambered for 3-1/2" magnum shells only and is choked Full. Metal with a blued finish; matte across the top of the massive gas-operated auto-loading action, which is designed for heavy waterfowl loads. Checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with black and gold grip cap, and solid Decelerator recoil pad; LOP is 14.25". Shotgun also features sling swivels and unmarked brown leather sling. Weight is approx. 12 lbs. Metal surfaces are excellent overall and retain approx. 98% factory blue, with crisp factory lettering, and a few light marks on the receiver. Wood is very good and is nicely figured with sharp checkering. There are a few notable marks at the front of the forend and a scratch on the left side of the buttstock, inside of the fluted comb. Action cycles smoothly. Excellent bore is bright throughout. Est.: $800-$1,100. (Modern)

Remington Model 870LW Magnum Slide Action Shotgun, #W413590U, 20 ga., 28" vent rib barrel is chambered for 2-3/4" or 3" shells with fixed Mod choke, and silver bead front sight. Blue finish with alloy trigger guard. Press-checkered pistol grip walnut stock and finger groove forend with gloss finish, Remington grip cap and vented red rubber Remington recoil pad; LOP is 14". Mfg'd 1986. Includes the factory hang tag. Overall condition of the shotgun is excellent, displaying intermittent light handling marks; approx. 97%-98% original finish remains. Wood is also excellent, with only light handling marks. Action functions smoothly with a tight lock up; bore is bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Slide Action Shotgun with Two Extra Barrels, #V368811V, 12 ga., 28" vent rib barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, fixed Mod choke, and silver bead front sight. Blue finish with alloy trigger guard. Press-checkered pistol grip walnut stock and finger groove forend with Remington grip cap and vented red rubber Remington recoil pad; LOP is 14". Mfg'd 1979. Includes two (2) additional barrels: 1.) 30" vent rib, 2-3/4" chamber, Full choke, with silver bead front sight. Includes the original box. 2.) 25-1/2" vent rib, 2-3/4" chamber, Skeet choke, with white bead front sight. Overall condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 95%-97% factory blue, showing intermittent light handling marks and some mild scratching. Wood is near excellent with scattered light marks from handling and use; left butt stock has a more noticeable scratch; checkering is fine. Action functions smoothly and locks up tight; bore is bright. Additional barrels are in excellent condition retaining approx. 96%-98% factory finish, with bright bores. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)

One of 1,980 Browning Damascus Folding Knife, 3.25" slightly upswept Damascus steel blade by Manfred Sachse, marked with small "(Browning logo)" and "BROWNING/DAMASCUS/GERMANY"; reverse is marked "1980 LTD". Sambar stag scales with engraved brass bolsters. Blade lock release is numbered "881". In the original wood display case with brass plaque on the lid. In excellent overall condition, showing mild toning to the blade, Damascus pattern is clear. Scales are excellent, brass is bright. Wood display case is excellent. Est.: $150-$200.

Lot of Two (2) Cold Steel Folding Knives, Hatamoto Custom Series & Triple Action: 1.) Cold Steel Japan, Custom Series Hatamoto #60H linerlock folding knife, 4" stainless steel tanto blade with dual thumb studs, black G10 handle, titanium frame and bolsters. In the original box. Knife appears like new, with only a few minor handling marks on the blade. The original protective film is still on the bolsters. 2.) Cold Steel, Japan, Model #24TATP Triple Action folding knife, 3.75" tanto blade with single thumbstud, aluminum frame. In the original box. Knife is in excellent overall condition; blade is like new. There are some light rub marks and scratches to the polished frame from handling, opening and closing. Est.: $400-$700/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Folding Knives by H&K, Gerber, and Benchmade: 1.) Gerber, Portland, OR drop point lockback folding knife. Appears like new, no box. 2.) Benchmade Mel Pardue Model 550 with generic tan leather belt sheath. Knife appears like new, no box. 3.) Heckler & Koch Nitrous Blitz First Production Run, #494/500, with box, paperwork, and cloth bag. New in box. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Vintage Spyderco C07S Police Model, made in Seki-City, Japan, 4" GIN-1 stainless steel serrated blade, satin stainless frame, 5-1/4" overall closed length. Includes the original box. Knife is unused and has only a few light handling marks on the frame. One side of the box is missing a considerable portion of the red top layer. Est.: $300-$500.

Lot of Three (3) Al Mar Folding Knives, made in Seki, Japan. 1.) Sportsman lockback folding knife, 3.4" partially serrated satin finished blade, checkered black Zytel handle with inlaid Al Mar medallion. In excellent unused condition. There are a few light scuffs to the handle. 2.) Model 1005 Eagle, 3.75" satin finished blade, with yellow micarta scales. In excellent unused condition, with light handling marks to the bolsters. 3.) Model 1005 Talon, 3.75" satin finished blade with single thumbstud, titanwood scales. In excellent unused condition, with a few minor handling and storage marks to the scales. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Seven (7) Knives by Al Mar, Russell, Gung Ho, and Unknown Customs: 1.) Al Mar Sere 2000 folding knife with box. In excellent condition, appearing unused. 2.) Russell Belt Knife with leather sheath, 3.9" blade. Knife is in excellent condition; sheath is fair. 3.) Unknown custom, 3" drop point mirror polished blade, with brown leather belt sheath. Knife is in excellent condition. 4.) Unknown custom skinner, 3.5" mirror polished blade, with brown leather belt sheath. In excellent condition. 5.) Unknown custom bird & trout type knife, 3.4" blade, with brown leather sheath. Knife is excellent; sheath is very good. 6.) Unknown custom, 3.25" with gut-hook, stag handles. In very good condition; blade is lightly tarnished. 7.) Gung Ho Brand Knives Fairbairn-Sykes type fighting knife, no scabbard; 7" blade. New in the original plastic. Plastic is torn at the tip of the knife. Est.: $400-$700/lot.

Tactical Machining TM-15 AR-15 Style Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A0012539, 5.56mm cal., 16.25" 1/7 twist barrel, matte black finish, black Magpul MBUS flip up rear sight, A2 front sight post, black JE Machine Tech featureless fin grip, ambidextrous safety, fixed Magpul black MOE stock, black Magpul MOE two-piece handguard, front sling swivel, and SureFire ProComp 5.56 muzzle brake. No rear sling swivel. No magazine. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with intermittent minor handling and storage marks. Stock is near excellent with light scratches and scuffs consistent with use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. This rifle is in California compliant configuration. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern)

Tactical Machining Custom AR-15 5.56mm Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A0012540, 5.56mm NATO cal., 16.5" heavy-profile barrel marked "5.56 NATO 1/7," black finish, carbine-length gas system, Samson Manufacturing Evolution Series 15" free-floating handguard, Magpul MBUS folding sights, SureFire ProComp 556 muzzle brake, AR-15 fin grip, Mission First Tactical Battlelink Minimalist Mil-Spec stock fixed in position with stock stop, ambidextrous safety, anti-walk trigger pins, Badger Ordnance Gen 3 ambidextrous charging handle, and POF-USA AR-15 single-stage drop-in trigger system. The handguard has a short handstop and small Picatinny rail section installed at the forward left side. Built on a Tactical Machining lower marked "MOD. TM-15 / .223-5.56MM." Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent light scratches and wear from use. Action operates smoothly; trigger, charging handle, bolt catch, and magazine release function properly. Bore rates excellent overall. No magazine included. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Smith & Wesson M&P10 .308 Semi-Automatic Rifle with PFI Scope, #KN69396, .308 Win. cal., 16.25" threaded barrel with thread protector, black finish, factory handguards, gas block with Picatinny rail, AR-15 fin grip, factory stock pinned in a fixed position with Limbsaver recoil pad; ambidextrous magazine release, safety, and bolt catch; Radian Raptor ambidextrous charging handle. Fitted with a Pride Fowler Industries RR800-1 Rapid Reticle 3-9x42 first-focal-plane scope mounted in extra-high scope rings marked "19184" on a LaRue Tactical 5/8" Picatinny riser. Includes eleven (11) 10-round Magpul magazines, black Viking Tactics two-point sling, the original factory cardboard rifle box, and the original cardboard scope box. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition, showing scattered scratches and wear from use. Scope, rings, riser, stock, Limbsaver pad, magazines, and sling are excellent. The boxes are in good condition. Action operates smoothly; trigger, magazine release, bolt catch, and charging handle function properly. Bore rates excellent overall. Optics are clear and bright throughout the magnification range; focus, magnification, windage, and elevation adjustments function properly. Rifle is equipped with a fin grip and fixed stock making it California compliant. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Armi Jager AP74 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #27529, .22 LR cal., 21" barrel, blue/black finish, wood stock, pistol grip and handguard, flash hider, post front sight, two-position peep type rear sight, front and rear sling swivels, with one 15-round magazine. Overall condition is very good. Metal surfaces show scattered scratches and areas of finish loss. Wood stock and handguard are in very good condition, showing scattered scratches and dents. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Kel-Tec Model SU-16CA Semi-Automatic Rifle, #NG052, .223 Rem. cal., 16" barrel with removable thread protector, black finish, checkered black synthetic stock and forend. A screw is in place of the takedown pin, and the stock does not fold for storage. The forend opens into a bipod. Features a post front sight, ghost ring rear sight, and Picatinny rail mounted on top of the receiver. Includes one 10-round ASC magazine. Overall condition is excellent, showing only light handling wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Colt M4 Commando Complete Lower Receiver, #LE549834, black finish, black B5 Systems SOPMOD adjustable stock, and standard checkered A2 black pistol grip. Receiver is marked with the rampant Colt logo and "COLT / M4 COMMANDO / CAL. 5.56MM / LE549834". Selector is marked "SAFE" and "FIRE". Juggernaut Tactical Hellfighter rear takedown pin and fixed-magazine hardware are installed; the bolt catch remains present. Lower is in excellent condition, showing intermittent light handling marks. Trigger and stock adjustment function properly. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Colt M4 Commando Complete Lower Receiver, #LE549835, black finish, black B5 Systems SOPMOD adjustable stock, black Magpul MOE pistol grip, and stainless trigger. Receiver is marked with the rampant Colt logo and "COLT / M4 COMMANDO / CAL. 5.56MM / LE549835". Selector is marked "SAFE" and "FIRE". Juggernaut Tactical Hellfighter rear takedown pin and fixed-magazine hardware are installed; the bolt catch remains present. Lower is in excellent condition, showing intermittent light handling marks. Trigger and stock adjustment function properly. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Aimpoint ACRO P-2 Sniper Grey Tiger Stripe Red Dot Sight, #W5757376, 3.5 MOA red dot sight in Sniper Grey Tiger Stripe finish, with B&T AG BT-212325 22mm low quick-detach mount. Sight and mount are in excellent condition. Optics are clear. Red dot was tested and functions properly. Battery included. Est.: $500-$700.

Trijicon RM05 RMR reflex sight with a 9 MOA amber dot, mounted on a Trijicon RM33 Low Picatinny Rail Mount. Includes an unbranded snap-on killflash. Tritium still glows. Sight is in excellent condition, and the optic view is clear. Est.: $300-$500.

EOTech G33.STS 3X Magnifier, #G3429333, 3x magnification, black finish, with Switch-to-Side (STS) quick-detach mount. Magnifier is in excellent condition, showing no notable wear. Optics are clear. Est.: $300-$450.

EOTech EXPS3-0 Holographic Weapon Sight, #A1344294, 1x magnification, black finish, 68 MOA circle with 1 MOA dot, and quick-detach mount. Includes original matching plastic hard case and paperwork. The sight is in excellent overall condition; the protective aluminum hood shows light edge wear and scattered small scuffs. Optics are clear, with light delamination around the edges of the viewing window that does not affect the sight picture. No battery included. Est.: $350-$500.

Sig Sauer ROMEO6H 1x30mm red dot sight with graphite finish, red 2 MOA/65 MOA Ballistic Circle-Dot reticle, see-through flip-back lens covers, and a 1.53" hex-bolt mount. The reticle illuminates, and its selectable modes and brightness settings function properly. Optics are clear; windage and elevation adjustments function properly. Exterior with light handling marks and the mounting hardware shows small areas of finish wear. Includes the original box, owner's manual, and battery. Est.: $200-$300.

Sig Sauer BRAVO5 Prism Scope, #99M100050FGG, 5x32 prism battle sight with black finish and 5.56/7.62 horseshoe-dot reticle. Features an M1913 Picatinny mount with top and side accessory rails. Sight is in excellent condition showing minimal handling marks and light wear to the mounting hardware. Reticle illumination and adjustments function properly. Includes original box and owner's manual. Est.: $200-$300.

Sig Sauer ECHO1 Thermal Reflex Sight, #99N001998MC, 1-2x30mm, 30 Hz thermal reflex sight with installed Picatinny mount. The sight is marked "ECHO1," while its original factory box is labeled "ECHO1B" and "SOE11011." Includes eight (8) batteries. Sight is in excellent condition showing minimal handling marks. Dark edging is visible around the rear display window when off; the thermal image is clear and unobstructed when powered on. Sight was tested and functions properly. Includes original box and owner's manual. Est.: $500-$800.

Leupold FX-II Scout 2.5x28mm Rifle Scope, #311770AD, fixed 2.5x magnification, 28mm objective, matte black finish, 1" tube, duplex reticle, and extended eye relief. Includes Leupold Alumina magnetic flip-back lens covers on both ends. Scope is in excellent condition. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $350-$500.

Early Buck Model 107 Bird & Trout Knife with Lucite Handle, 3.6" blade with partially serrated top edge, 7.4" overall, with aluminum guard and pommel. Blade is marked "BUCK" with a single dot on each side; opposite side is marked "107". Red Lucite handle with two contrasting red spacers at the mid-point. Includes brown leather sheath, marked on the front "BUCK KNIFE CO./1272 MORENA/SAN DIEGO, CAL." Knife and sheath are in very good used condition, showing some light scratches and handling marks. Blade markings are clear. No movement in the handle or pommel. Sheath with a few moderate dark stains; stitching is tight. Est.: $250-$400.

Early Buck Model 113 Skinner Knife with Lucite Handle, 4.1" blade, 8.5" overall, with aluminum guard and pommel. Blade is marked "BUCK" with a single dot on each side; opposite side is marked "113". Red Lucite handle with single white stripe in the center. Includes brown leather sheath, marked on the front "BUCK KNIFE CO./1272 MORENA/SAN DIEGO, CAL." Knife is in very good used condition, showing some light scratches and handling marks. Blade shows additional sharpening and was likely reconditioned; markings are clear. No movement in the handle or pommel. Sheath is good, showing moderate age and wear, with a few moderate dark stains; stitching is tight. Est.: $300-$500.

Buck Model 105 Pathfinder Fixed Blade Knife with Lucite Handle, 5" blade, 9.25" overall, with aluminum guard and pommel. Blade is marked "BUCK" with a single dot on each side. Black Lucite handle with three white stripes. Includes brown leather sheath, marked on the front "BUCK". Knife is in good used condition. Blade shows light scratching and additional sharpening; markings are clear. No movement in the handle or pommel. Sheath is good, showing moderate age and wear, with intermittent moderate dark stains; stitching is tight. Est.: $300-$500.

Buck Model 105 Pathfinder & Model 107 Bird & Trout Two-Knife Set with Lucite Handles: 1.) Model 105 Pathfinder, 5.1" blade, 9.5" overall, with aluminum guard and pommel. Blade is marked "BUCK" with a single dot on each side; opposite side is marked "109". Red Lucite handle with one white stripe. 2.) Bird & Trout Knife, 3.6" blade with partially serrated top edge, 7.4" overall, with aluminum guard and pommel. Blade is marked "BUCK" with a single dot on each side; opposite side is marked "107". Red Lucite handle with one white stripe. Includes brown leather sheath, marked twice on the front "Buck". Backside has "T5" or "TS" in red paint. Both knives are in good, used condition, showing general age and wear, with some darkening to the metal surfaces. Blades show additional sharpening and scratching; markings are legible. No movement in the handles or pommels. Sheath is a little stiff, showing age and wear that is consistent with the knives. Markings are clear. Leather with scuffs and age cracking. Est.: $400-$600.

Interesting Buck Stiletto Type Fighting Knife, 8" blue steel blade is marked "BUCK" with a single dot on each side. Overall length is 12.5". Handle is stacked black Lucite or similar plastic material. Includes a later made black leather sheath, front is stamped "BUCK". This knife comes with a hand written letter signed by knife maker Theo Fisher, on a piece of his personal letter head. It details where he got the knife from and what he knows about its history. Purportedly the knife was made for a soldier in the Korean War. Knife is in very good condition. Blade retains approx. 70%-75% thinning blue, with a few minor spots of pitting approx. 1" up from the handle. Maker's mark is clear. Handle with light marks and fits tight. Sheath is also very good, showing moderate age and wear. Est.: $400-$600.

Lot of Two (2) Vintage Buck Fixed Blade Knives, Including Lignum Vitae Handle: 1.) Buck Model 118 Personal knife, 4.1" blade, 8.4" overall, aluminum guard and pommel, with finger groove lignum vitae wood handle. Blade is marked "BUCK". In fair condition, showing considerable age and wear. Blade shows pitting and additional sharpening. Handle was broken and repaired, with a noticeable crack along the front edge. Blade marking is legible. 2.) Model 102 Woodsman, 4" blade, 8.4" overall, aluminum guard and pommel, with finger groove handle that looks like ebony wood. Reverse side of the blade is marked "BUCK". In good, used condition. Blade shows additional sharpening and scratching. Handle is very good. Blade stamp is clear. Neither of the knives have any movement in the handle or pommel. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Limited Production Buck Model 103 Damascus Blade Skinner, 4" Damascus blade, 8" overall, stag handle. Blade with Buck Custom Shop logo and is numbered "0008". In the original box with brown leather sheath with decorative scalloped border. Knife and sheath are in excellent, unused condition. Box is torn at one of the corners and there is some tape damage to the exterior. Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of Two (2) Thompson Center Barrels 1.) Encore, .25-06 Rem. cal., 26", blued finish, no provision for a front sight, rear has been drilled and tapped. Overall condition is excellent, with approx. 97%-98% factory finish remaining, showing only minor handling marks. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. 2.) Contender "Super 14", .44 Rem. Mag. cal., blued finish, ramped blade front sight and fully adjustable rear sight. Overall condition is near excellent, with approx. 94%-95% factory finish, showing intermittent light handling marks and small scratches. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Remington Model 03-A3 Barreled Action, #3856103, .30-06 cal., 25-1/4" heavy barrel, parkerized receiver, matte dark gray/blue barrel, un-marked aftermarket single stage trigger, dovetailed block style front sight base (no blade) and un-marked rear base. Barrel is not marked and measures 1.150" tapering to .880"; barrel has been crowned. Overall condition near excellent, retaining approx. 92%-94% finish. Receiver marking are clear; serial number is a little thin. Bolt is not marked. Action functions well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 Stainless Left Hand Action & Bolt, #RR20248L, Magnum Long Action Calibers, matte stainless steel finish. Factory jeweled bolt. Action also features an adjustable trigger and the receiver is drilled and tapped with 4 holes on top. Marked ''REMINGTON MODEL 700 L.H.'' on right side of the receiver. Action is in excellent overall condition, with only minor marks on the metal. Includes original matching cardboard box. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Est.: $600-$800 (Modern

Spike's Tactical ST-10 Lower & Upper Receiver, #ARX000181, .308 Win. cal., black finish, billet upper and lower, with an installed forward assist and dustcover on the upper. Lower is stripped. Both are brand new, unused. Upper is still sealed in original plastic packaging. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Hopkins & Allen New Model Target Top Break Single Shot Pistol, #775, .22 LR cal., 10" round barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood two-piece target grips, pinned blade front sight, wide U-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer. Mfg'd from 1902-1918. Pistol is in good overall condition, with the metal surfaces having gone to dark patina, with spots of oxidation. Grips are in fine condition with light storage marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is poor with heavy erosion and pitting at the midpoint. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Colt Police Positive 1st Issue Double Action Revolver, #113571, .32 Colt cal., 4" barrel, high polish blue finish, checkered hard rubber Colt monogram two-piece grips, half-round blade front and fixed U- notch rear sights, with fire blued hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1914. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% factory blue. Most of the finish loss occurs along the barrel, trigger guard, and to the backstrap, which now has a dark patina. Front grip strap is frosted and there are freckles of oxidation on the frame and cylinder. Trigger retains bright nitre blue finish. Grips show moderate age and handling wear, with some smoothing of the detail. Action functions well. Bore is fair, displaying defined rifling, with scattered spots of light erosion. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 10-5 Double Action Revolver, #D731835, .38 Spl. cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber Safariland two-piece combat grips, serrated blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1975. Revolver is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 95%-96% of old reblued finish, with wear at the muzzle and light scratches along the barrel. Backstrap and trigger guard show edge wear. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is smooth and locks up securely. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver, #467893, .32-20 WCF cal., 5" barrel, bright nickel finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt monogram grips, half-round blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight. Includes a period leather flap holster with brass snap. Holster is in good condition showing wear at the toe, surface cracks, and tight stitching. Mfg'd 1922. Revolver is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining most of the bright nickel refinish, with fine spots of surface erosion on the right side of the frame, flaking finish on the backstrap and butt. Factory markings are clear. Grips with crisp checkering and Colt monograms. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with light frosting and well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver, #497071, .38 cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt monogram grips, half-round blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight, bright nitre blue on the trigger and hammer. Mfg'd 1923. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-94% thinning original finish, with wear at the muzzle, light scratches along the barrel, thinning around the flutes. Right side of the frame shows several light scratches and a small "H" scratched into the surface. Grips with sharp checkering and crisp Colt monograms. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good with light scattered erosion and well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #211496, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Colt monograms, low profile blade front and fixed U-notch rear sights. Grip safety, trigger, and thumb safety are color case hardened. Includes one 6-round blue steel Colt marked magazine. Includes leather Hunter top-snap right hand belt holster; in near excellent condition. Mfg'd 1919. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish with light wear at the muzzle, edges, and loss of finish at the rear of the slide. Safeties and trigger display muted color case hardened finish. Grips are in near excellent condition with sharp checkering detail and crisp Colt monograms. Action functions well. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT).

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #364915, .32 ACP cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Colt monogram, low profile blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight, and includes three (3) 7-round blue steel Colt magazines. Mfg'd 1920. Pistol is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 97%-98% of an old, quality reblue with light wear at the muzzle and fine scratches. Some of the markings are now soft and the Rampant Colt at the left rear of the slide has been polished out. Grips are in fine condition with sharp checkering detail and minor marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and shallow rifling. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Early Ruger Mark I Target Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #29897, .22 LR cal., 5.25" tapered heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered plastic "Black Eagle" two-piece Ruger grips, banded Patridge style blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sight, with one 9-round detachable magazine. Mfg'd 1951. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% thinning finish, showing considerable wear and patina along the barrel and right side of the frame. Otherwise, showing typical light marks associated with age and use. Grips show light handling wear with primarily sharp checkering detail. Action functions well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #236617, .25 ACP cal., 2" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece Colt grips; color case hardened trigger, grip safety, and manual safety lever. Sights include low profile blade front and fixed "U"-notch rear. Includes two (2) unmarked 6-round blued steel magazines; one with a slightly narrower profile near the front of the base. Mfg'd 1920. Pistol is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% factory finish, with thinning and wear along the slide and back of the grip safety, intermittent spots of mild pitting and patina on the slide, with clear factory lettering. Case colors on the sides of the trigger are strong. Grips are near excellent, with crisp checkering detail and Rampant Colt emblems, minor handling marks to the smooth borders. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good, with a little stubborn fouling in the grooves, and well-defined rifling. Magazines show only typical light finish wear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Single Shot Derringer, #22100N, .22 Short cal., 2.5" barrel, nickel finish, faux ivory two-piece bird's head grips, low profile blade front sight, with spur trigger. Factory markings are clear, with "COLT" on top of the barrel. Pistol is in fine overall condition, with some flaking and lifting of the nickel on the right side of the frame. Grips are near excellent and fit well. Action functions well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est. $150-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Hi-Standard Model R-101 Sentinel Double Action Revolver, #793460, .22 cal., 9-shot, 6'' barrel, blue finish on the barrel and cylinder, aluminum alloy receiver is matte gray/black, checkered brown plastic grips, ramped front sight and square-notched rear sight. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory blue finish, with scratches on the left side of the frame near the cylinder and loss of finish on the front section of the barrel. Grips with crisp checkering. Action is smooth and bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .455 Hand Ejector (2nd Model) Revolver, #60613, .455 cal., 6.5" pinned barrel, blue finish, replacement two-piece Franzite faux stag grips, blade front sight, fixed U-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory markings are clear, with English "(Crossed Pennant)" proofs on the left barrel lug and rear of the cylinder. Matching numbers on the frame, barrel, cylinder, and extractor. Mfg'd 1916. Revolver is in very good overall condition as refinished, retaining most of a thinning and toning reblued finish, that was applied over areas of moderate pitting on parts of the barrel, cylinder, and right side of the frame. Majority of the wear occurs on the cylinder, muzzle, front and back strap. Grips are very good, showing moderate age and wear. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is very good, with a few freckles of minor pitting near the muzzle; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Early Smith & Wesson K-38 Target Masterpiece (Pre-Model 14) Revolver, #K45991, .38 Spl. cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered diamond center walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front and adjustable micro-click square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, grip adapter, and trigger shoe. Mfg'd 1948. Revolver is in fine overall condition, retaining approx 95%-96% thinning original finish, with wear at the muzzle and scattered light handling marks. Front sight is loose. Grips show some smoothing of the detail and scattered indentations. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36-1 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #J530708, .38 Spl. cal., 3" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with S&W medallions, serrated ramped blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger, aluminum grip shoe, J-frame, with 5-shot fluted cylinder. Mfg'd 1977. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle and minor marks along the barrel. Hammer and trigger display vivid color case-hardened finish. Grips with a few light handling marks and crisp checkering. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is bright with near excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 17-4 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #95K1860, .22 LR cal., 6" pinned barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut two-piece Magna grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, micro-click adjustable square-notch rear sight, color case hardened target hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish with a faint index line at the rear of the cylinder. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering detail, showing little use. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

High Standard Double Nine 9-Shot Double Action Revolver, #1037078, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, nickel finish, smooth faux ivory two-piece medallion grips, blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Mfg'd 1959. Revolver is in very overall condition, retaining nearly all the toning nickel finish, with light wear at the muzzle and small mars along the barrel and frame. Cylinder shows some mild oxidation, frame with a few spots of lifting to the finish. Hammer and trigger show muted color case hardened finish. Grips are near excellent with light storage marks and brass medallions having gone to a taffy patina. Action functions well and demonstrates good timing. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Early Ruger Single Six Single Action Revolver, #101149, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, blade front and drift adjustable square-notch rear sight, pre-hammer block safety. Mfg'd 1958. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning finish with holster wear at the muzzle, along the ejector rod housing, and at the high points. Factory markings are clear. Grips with minor marks, attractive figure, and bright medallions. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #82-29498, .44 Mag. cal., 7.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, serrated ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sight, unfluted cylinder, and square-back trigger guard. Includes factory cardboard box with correct end label, serial number in white grease pencil on the edge, instruction manual, warranty card, and other factory literature. Mfg'd 1978. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 96%-97% factory blue, showing scattered light marks from handling and use, as well as some light edge wear. Factory markings are crisp. Backstrap with a few spots of light corrosion. Grips are in near excellent condition, with a few light handling marks. Action functions well. Bore is near excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #126822, .357 Mag. cal., 4.6" barrel, blue finish, newer smooth two-piece wood Ruger grips with medallions, 3-screw frame, serrated blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sight. This revolver has not been converted to a transfer bar safety. Mfg'd 1968. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and a few scratches to the ejector rod housing. Cylinder shows mild thinning and intermittent light marks from use. Grips are in excellent condition with bright medallions. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Single Six Convertible Single Action Revolver, #60-79145, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, and transfer bar safety. Includes an extra 6-shot fluted blue cylinder chambered in .22 WMR. The extra cylinder shows edge wear and scattered spots of light surface rust. Mfg'd 1971. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory finish, with wear at the muzzle, few light scratches on the barrel, and a spot of surface rust on left side of the top strap. Cylinder with a few larger areas of surface rust. Grips are very good, showing moderate age and wear, with a few light indentations. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $250-$350. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Mauser Model 1871 Bolt Action Rifle, by Amberg Arsenal, #91258, 11.15x60mmR cal., 33.75" barrel, blued/bright finish, straight grip hardwood stock with brass trigger guard, block-blade inverted-V front sight, folding adjustable rear sight with small V-notched groove. Includes cleaning rod. Marked "(crown)/Amberg" on the top barrel shank flat; "D.G. Mod: 71." at left rear of the receiver; "82. 1881" on the right side. Right side and bottom of the buttstock with several proof marks; cursive initials carved into the left side. Flat portion of the buttplate is marked "B2R4 / 57". Matching visible numbers except for the buttplate. Condition is very good. Barrel is mostly brown. Receiver and bolt are primarily bright with some mild oil staining. Buttplate shows spots of darkening and moderate pitting. Factory lettering and proof marks are crisp. Stock is sound with numerous dents and scratches throughout, with added finish. Action is smooth; bore is primarily bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Savage No. 4 Mk. I* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #85C3272, .303 British cal., 25" barrel, phosphate finish, hardwood stock set with zinc alloy buttplate, blade front sight with protectors, and two-aperture flip rear sight for 300/600 yards. Marked on left side of receiver ''U.S.PROPERTY'' and ''S No 4 Mk1*", along with a ''(flaming bomb)" proof mark. Bolt is not numbered. Many parts are marked with the Savage "Block S" stamp. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 50% thinning and toning finish, balance is a mixture of gray and brown patina. Additionally, there are remnants of old oil/grease on some of the metal surfaces. Wood shows general age and wear, with a mottled appearance, showing scattered moderate dents and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Two-groove bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Indian 2A1 Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #X7057, 7.62x51mm, 25.2" barrel, blue/black finish, hardwood stock set with aluminum buttplate, blade front sight with protectors, and tangent rear sight; adjustable to 800 yards. Marked on right side action body "(Ashoka Symbol)/RIFLE/7.62 mm2A1/R.F.I./1967". "S(Broad Arrow)A" stamp on right-side of the buttstock. Import marked on left side of the receiver. Transverse screw through the forend. Includes a green cotton sling; in excellent condition. Matching numbers on the bolt handle, rear sight leaf, underside of the forend, and nose cap. Non matching 12-round magazine. Overall condition is fine, retaining approx. 90% finish, with light wear to the small parts and edges of the receiver, normal operating wear to the bolt. Wood with a small amount of scattered light marks from handling and use. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright throughout with near excellent, well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10- rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Japanese Type 99 Arisaka Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, Toyo Kogyo Arsenal, #40245, 7.7x58mm cal., 25.5" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock and handguard with two-piece buttstock and wooden buttplate, inverted-V front sight without protectors, adjustable folding rear sight with battle aperture; graduated to 1500 meters, no anti-aircraft wings. No cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring with complete Mum only, no "Type 99" markings, which is correct for this rifle. Left side receiver rail stamped with 34th Series mark and symbols for the Toyo Kogyo Arsenal. No visible import marks. Numbered parts do not match the receiver. Bolt and firing pin match each other, early knurled safety knob does not match, and the extractor is not numbered. No number on the bayonet lug. Includes a non-matching Type 30 bayonet with metal scabbard and leather frog. Bayonet made at National Denki Arsenal with hooked crossguard. Rifle is in good condition. Majority of the original thinning and toning metal finish remains, mixed with moderate patina, displaying scattered frosted oxidation. Factory markings are clear. Wood with typical dents and scratches associated with age and service use, including a more notable scratch to the right side of the wrist. Action functions well. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Bayonet is very good; blade retains approx. 90% blue, with a few marks that look like finger prints. Pommel and crossguard are frosted with oxidation. Scabbard retains approx. 60% blue; balance is brown patina; no dents. Frog is good, showing moderate age and wear. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Chinese Paratrooper SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet, #1600475, 7.62x39mm cal., 16.5" barrel, black finish, brown hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on the receiver with a "Triangle 26" arsenal stamp and Chinese characters. Includes a fixed 10-round magazine, folding spike bayonet, cleaning rod, buttstock cleaning kit, and green cloth sling. Matching numbers on the receiver, receiver cover, bolt carrier, trigger guard, and magazine; the stock is unnumbered. Import marked "7.62X39 SKS MADE IN CHINA GBE HB CA". Condition overall is very good+, with the metal retaining approx. 95% finish, and showing light scattered wear. Wood rates very good, showing light dents and scattered scratches. Bayonet folds and locks into place properly. Action functions properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet, #1607991, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, brown phenolic resin stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight, fixed 10-round magazine, folding spike bayonet, and steel buttplate. Marked with "Y74" and Chinese characters.. Includes a cleaning rod, buttstock cleaning kit, and brown-green cloth sling with ink-stamped Chinese characters. Numbers match on the receiver, receiver cover, bolt carrier, and trigger guard; the magazine number does not match, and the stock is unmarked. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 60%-70% finish. The greatest finish loss is on the receiver cover. Surface rust is present along the stock line, and the cleaning rod shows rust. The phenolic resin stock has a molded seam and shows light wear. Action functions properly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Polish M44 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Carbine with Bayonet, #MK20246, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 20.5" barrel, blue finish, straight grip hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with U- notched groove; graduated to 1000 meters. Includes folding bayonet. No cleaning rod. Top of the receiver ring is marked "PW3" within a diamond, arsenal "11" factory code, and dated 1955. Right side of the buttstock is stamped with a "B" within a circle, "02", and "2" within a circle. Matching numbers on the receiver and barrel shank. Other numbers do not match. Import marked on left side of the barrel. Carbine is in good condition, retaining approx. 45% thinning and toning blue, with clear factory lettering and proof marks. Stock with moderate dents and scratches. There is a larger mar to the top of the handguard. Action functions well. Bore is bright throughout with near excellent rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Canadian Proofed Savage No. 4 Mk. I* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #34C1205, .303 British cal., 25.2" barrel, phosphate finish, hardwood stock set with zinc alloy buttplate, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding rear sight with battle sight aperture. Marked on left side of receiver ''U.S.PROPERTY'' and "No 4 Mk1*", along with light import marks. Left side of the action body is marked "S" and dated "1942". Savage "S" marks on bottom of the forend and buttstock. Matching numbered bolt. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 90% metal finish, showing scuffs and handling marks. Factory markings are clear. Additionally, there are remnants of old oil/grease on some of the metal surfaces and in the protected areas. Wood with scattered dents and scratches, particularly along the upper left edge and left side of the buttstock. Action operates smoothly, although just a little sticky due to old cosmoline. Two-groove bore appears near excellent and displays remnants of cosmoline. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1903 Mk 1 Bolt Action Rifle, #1103848, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, black oxide finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1905 adjustable rear sight. There is a "B" stamped on the floorplate, which is typical of rifles returned to the CMP from Greece. Receiver is marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/MODEL 1903/MARK 1/1103848". Bolt handle with electro-penciled matching number; right side of the buttstock also with added "3848". Replacement barrel is marked "HS/(flaming bomb)/1 44" with "P" underneath. Rifle is in good condition, retaining approx. 75%-80% black oxide finish, showing most wear on the buttplate, lower band, and trigger housing. Finger groove stock shows heavy use with a repair behind the receiver, and on the left side and right side near the front of the receiver. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. No visible import marks. With box and CMP certificate. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #136425, .30-40 Krag cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, and M1902 rear U-notch sight. The rifle was cut down to carbine length. A M1907 sling marked "L F Co. /1917" is attached; in good condition, showing some crazing and damage on the bottom portion. Receiver is marked "US" over "MODEL 1898 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 136425" on the left side. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80% blue, mixed with patina, and some light frosting along the barrel. Wear to the sides of the receiver and buttplate accounts for much of the finish loss. The unmarked stock was sanded and is very good+, except for a gouge near the bolt handle. Action works properly. Bore is good; rifling shows moderate+ wear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Lifetime Collection of Civil War Era Burnside Carbine Cartridges, Bullets, Brass, Caps, and Assorted Items. The lot includes three (3) separate Riker Cases with .54 cal Burnside cartridges, with caps and copy of ammunition packaging label, relic battle field recovered cartridge and others. Additionally, the lot includes assorted bullets, brass and accessories. Approx 32 pieces in total. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Antique U.S. Army Cartridge Belts: 1.) Model 1876 second variation prairie belt with 54 loops for .45-70 cartridges. The leather tongue is marked "WATERVLIET ARSENAL" as well as "A.R. SMITH" and is in good condition with some crazing on the back side. The belt is marked "Holt Batty L" on the back for an artillery unit. The linen fabric is good with some minor scattered fraying on the loops. 2.) Model 1894 Mills khaki colored cavalry belt for .30-40 Krag ammunition with 12 loops for .38 revolver ammunition. A hanger loop for a saber strap is attached. The belt is marked "MILLS & ORNDORFF" over patent dates on each brass end. Brass shows patina and the belt is in very good condition. Est.: $300-$500.

Lot of Three (3) European Bayonets: 1.) Swiss Model 1918 with steel scabbard, 11.75" double edged blade is marked on the ricasso "ELSENER/SCHWYZ". Crossguard is numbered "551600". Steel scabbard with leather tab used for attaching to the frog. In fine condition, guard and pommel have been cleaned. Blade with a few spots of very mild patina. Maker's marks are clear. Scabbard retains approx. 30%-40% finish, no dents. 2.) Mauser K98 bayonet and scabbard, 9.9" blued blade is marked "44 fnj" (Alexander Coppel), grooved Bakelite grips, with non-matching steel scabbard. Scabbard is numbered "1904x"; opposite side is marked "E.u.F. Horster/1938". Blade has been sharpened but still most of the blue finish remains. Other metal surfaces are now bright with freckles of  patina, including the scabbard. 3.) Reproduction Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant bayonet and green leather scabbard. Ricasso is marked "SKY". In very good condition overall. Est.: $250-$350/lot.

U.S. Army Colt Model 1894 Double Action Revolver, #60170, .38 Long Colt cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, half-moon blade front sight, fixed U-notch rear sight, with fire blued trigger and hammer. Left side of the frame, cylinder, and underside of the barrel with "RAC" (Rinaldo A. Carr) military inspection proofs. Factory markings are clear, with "U.S. / ARMY / MODEL / 1894" on the butt. Mfg'd 1895. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 15%-20% thinning and toning blue. Showing general age, wear, and some scattered spots of fine pitting. Frame is primarily gray. Hammer and trigger show traces of original fire blued finish. Grips show moderate age, wear, with light cartouches on both sides. Action functions well. Bore is fair with a few scattered spots of moderate erosion; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $500-$750. (Antique)

U.S. Colt Model 1901 Army Double Action Revolver, #140184, .38 Long Colt cal., 6" barrel, blued finish, smooth walnut grips, blade front sight, fixed U-notch rear sight, with swiveling lanyard loop. Bottom of the grip frame is faintly marked "U.S./ARMY/MODEL/1901". The left side barrel is marked "COLT D.A .38"; top with Colt address and patent information. Left side of the frame and underside of the barrel with "R.A.C." inspector's stamp. Condition overall is very good, as refinished. New finish was applied over areas of mild pitting, metal displays wear and marks consistent with age and use. Additionally, there are some small impact marks on parts of the frame. Top edge of the cylinder crane has been filed and left unfinished. Grips have not been refinished and display areas of oil darkening and scattered impressions. Action cycles smoothly and the timing is very good but the cylinder does have some excess movement when in battery. Bore is bright with very good rifling. Est.: $400-$700. (C&R)

Colt U.S. Model 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #193567, .45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, reblued finish, checkered plastic Colt grips, large blade front sight, and Micro adjustable rear sight. Refinished and made into a match type pistol. Receiver is marked circled "GHS" (Maj. G.H. Stewart) with "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the left and the serial number on the right. Slide has the patent dates to AUG. 19, 1913, "(Rampant Colt)" with Colt factory information on the left and "MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY" on the right. Barrel is correct and marked "HP" on the hood. Includes an extra pair of Fitz 10-0 composite target grips and an additional "S" marked magazine. Pistol is in near excellent condition as refinished, retaining approx. 95% reblued finish, with moderate wear to the barrel hood, scattered light handling marks, and a small freckle of rust to right side of the slide. Grips appear near new. Action works properly. Bore is primarily bright and rates very good overall, with some areas of mild frosting; rifling is clearly defined. Fitz grips are in excellent condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Brazilian Contract Smith & Wesson Model of 1917 .45 Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #169312, .45 ACP cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, lanyard ring, half-round blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight, color case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory markings are clear, with a crisp Brazilian National Crest on the right side of the frame, dated 1937. Import marked on the left side of the grip frame, under the panel. Matching serial numbers on the cylinder, barrel, and frame. Includes a pair of Pachmayr "Gripper" two-piece checkered rubber grips. In good condition with some discoloration on the left panel. Revolver is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning factory finish, showing moderate wear at the muzzle, light to moderate scattered spots of surface rust and corrosion. Trigger and hammer display muted color case hardening. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is good with some spots of light erosion; rifling is defined. Designated the "Modelo 1917" by the Brazilian government, this revolver was likely in the first shipment in 1938. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R/PPT)

Savage No. 4 Mk. I* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #73C4217, .303 British cal., 25.2" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock set with brass buttplate, blade front sight with protectors, and two-aperture flip rear sight for 300/600 yards. Marked on left side of receiver ''U.S.PROPERTY'' and ''S No 4 Mk1*", along with a ''(flaming bomb)" proof mark. Bolt with matching serial number. Magazine with much larger numbers but does match. Import marked on the right side of the barrel. Includes a No. 4 MK II bayonet and scabbard, manufactured by Savage. Rifle is in very good condition, retaining approx. 90% metal finish with clear factory markings. Bolt handle shows moderate toning. Wood with numerous small to medium sized dents and scratches, as well as an arsenal spliced repair at the heel; leaving a 1" crack visible on the left side. Left side of the wrist with a more notable impression. Action functions smoothly. Two-groove bore is very good, a little dark in the grooves; rifling is well-defined. Bayonet displays a combination of thinning and toning blue mixed with brown patina. There are several small marks to the socket portion, markings are legible. Steel scabbard is good. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Springfield Armory U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #211230, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, birch stock, blade front sight with ears, and a standard adjustable rear peep sight. Includes a white M1 sling. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/ SPRINGFIELD/ ARMORY/211230". Barrel is marked "SA D6535448 8-53". No visible import marks. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 70%-75% finish, with even wear throughout. The buttplate is rough and lacking finish. Unmarked stock was heavily sanded and has a good appearance. Upper handguard has a 7" crack on the right side. Action works properly. Bore with moderate+ frosting, rifling is clearly defined; throat erosion: 7, muzzle: 3+. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Yugoslavian M59/66 SKS Semi-Automatic Rifle, #J-345748, 7.62x39mm cal., 22" barrel with TAPCO muzzle brake installed, blued finish. Grenade launcher attachment is absent. The barrel is import marked "INTERORDNANCE OF AMERICA, MONROE, NC / M59/66, YUGOSLAVIA, 7.62x39". Features a brown hardwood stock with rubber buttpad and standard fixed 10-round magazine. Serial numbers match on the magazine, trigger guard, receiver cover, bolt carrier, and stock. A UTG SCP-RD40RGW-A red/green dot sight is mounted directly above the rear sight on a Brass Stacker mount secured to the stock crossbolt. Includes a green cloth sling. No bayonet, cleaning rod, or cleaning kit is included. Metal surfaces rate very good, retaining approximately 90% original finish with light finish wear. Stock rates very good, showing scattered scratches and light dents. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Both red and green reticle settings were tested and function properly. Lenses are clear. No batteries are included. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Century Arms Conversion French MAS 49/56 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #H05762, .308 Win. cal., 19.25" barrel marked "21397" and fitted with a perforated muzzle brake, parkerized finish, original reddish-finished wood stock and handguard, metal buttplate, protected front post sight, adjustable aperture rear sight, auxiliary sight, left-side scope rail, and sling ring/barrel band. Receiver markings include "H 05762", "MAS MLE 1949-56", and an original "CAL. 7,5" marking with "62" over-stamped on the "5", now reading "CAL. 7,62". The receiver also bears a lighter ".308" marking, boxed "P70", a CAI, St. Albans, Vermont import mark, and "MADE IN FRANCE". The grenade launcher is absent. Includes one original detachable 10-round magazine marked ".308", in very good condition. Rifle is in good overall condition, finish shows general thinning and toning throughout. The stock shows scattered dents, including two larger darkened dents on the left side above the trigger guard. The handguard shows light dents. Action functions properly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Soviet M44 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Carbine with Folding Bayonet, #5026, 7.62x54Rmm cal., 20.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight with U-notched groove, graduated to 1000 meters. Includes bayonet and cleaning rod. Bayonet operates and locks into place smoothly. Top of the barrel shank is stamped with "(Soviet crest)/1948r/rk5026/(Izhevsk Arsenal symbol)". Matching visible numbers except the stock, which appears to be marked "5062", while the rest of the parts are marked "5026". Import marked on the barrel. Green canvas reproduction sling with flaking leather straps is included. Condition overall is very good+, retaining approx. 97% arsenal refinished blue. Wood with scattered handling marks and some areas of flaking to the varnish finish. Action operates smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Long Branch No. 4 Mk. 1* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #19L8022, .303 British cal., 25.2" barrel, black finish, hardwood stock set with brass buttplate, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with aperture. Rifle is marked on left-side receiver "No 4 Mk I*/LONG BRANCH/1942". Matching numbers on bolt handle and magazine. Forend is not numbered. "B" over "34" on the forend and stock, with a "S" stamped on the top of the comb. Includes the original military tag attached to the front sight. Discreetly import marked on the left side of the action body, above the screw. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%+ finish, showing minor marks to some of the small parts, edge of the trigger guard, and bolt handle. Factory lettering is clear. Wood appears near new and has only a few minor marks from handling and storage. Action functions smoothly. The two-groove bore is lightly pitted and rough for the first approx. 3" 4" down from the muzzle; balance is bright throughout. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Turkish Gew 88/05/35 Bolt Action Rifle, #8531, 7.92x57mm cal., 29.4'' barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-V front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, with cleaning rod. Includes unmarked brown leather military type sling. Marked on receiver ring ''TC/ASFA/ANKARA/1938'' around Turkish moon. Matching numbers on the receiver and rear sight. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition overall is good. Metal is primarily brown with bluing left at the rear of the receiver and small parts. Factory markings are clear. Wood is very good, showing scattered moderate marks associated with age and service use. Additionally, there is a horizontal mark across the forend, in front of the trigger guard. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good and primarily bright with defined rifling. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Yugoslavian M48 "BO" Mauser Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet and Accessories, #V52062, 8x57mm cal., 23.5" barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-V front sight with hood, adjustable tangent rear sight with V-notched groove; graduated to 2000 meters. Accessories include cleaning rod, M48 bayonet with mis-matched scabbard, frog, leather sling, two-cell cartridge pouch, cleaning kit and oiler. All are in at least good condition; frog is near excellent. Designated for foreign export this rifle has no markings on the receiver other than the serial number, which is correct for a "BO" (bez oznake) rifle. Matching numbers. Cherry's Inc. import markings on the underside of the barrel. Rifle and accessories are contained in the original but unnumbered plain cardboard boxes. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, appearing unissued, with old grease on the bolt and in some of the protected areas. Serial numbers are crisp. Wood with a few small handling and storage marks, including a dent to the right side of the forend and small impression on top of the handguard behind the barrel band. Excellent action and bore. Bore still has some light spots of cosmoline visible. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Boer War Loewe Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #B1324, 7x57mm, 29.1" barrel, blue finish, straight grip hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-V front sight, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with "V" notch; graduated to 2000 meters. Includes steel cleaning rod. Top of receiver ring is blank. Left side receiver rail is marked "MOD. MAUSER 1896/LUDW. LOEWE & CO. BERLIN". Right side of the buttstock with a light crowned proof mark. Left side of the buttstock with what looks like "?? deKlerk" or possibly "Jade Klerk" carved into the surface. Visible numbers are matching. Rifle is in good condition overall, retaining approx. 60% thinning and toning blue, with frosted oxidation and patina scattered throughout. Factory markings are clear. Wood with numerous dents and scratches, which is typical for these rifles. There is a more notable impression on the bottom of the forend and left side of the wrist. The handguard has eight lines carved into the surface. Action functions well. Grooves are dark; rifling is fair to good. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (C&R)

Dutch M95 Bolt Action Carbine, #9067J, 6.5x53Rmm cal., 18" barrel, blue finish, straight grip hardwood stock, no handguard, dovetailed brass blade front sight, and adjustable rear sight with V-notched groove; graduated to 2000 meters. Includes an unmarked leather military sling which shows cracking from age and use. Left side of the receiver rail is marked "HEMBRUG 1911" with a small "(crown)/B" inspection stamp on top of the receiver ring; "(crown)/E" on top of the barrel shank. There is a partially visible Hembrug cartouche on the right side of the buttstock, surrounding a "(crowned)W". Matching visible numbers on the receiver, barrel, front band, rear sight pieces, and trigger guard. Bolt does not match. No visible import marks. Condition is good, retaining approx. 80% thinning and toning blue with pitting on the front part of the barrel and front band. Factory markings are clear. Bolt is dark. Wood has been sanded and refinished with evidence of a 1.5" repaired crack on top of the wrist; now showing scattered moderate marks from handling and use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is dark and moderately frosted throughout; rifling is still well-defined. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Swedish Model 1894/14 Mauser Bolt Action Carbine, #6576, 6.5x55mm cal., 18" barrel, blue finish, straight grip hardwood stock and handguard, inverted-V front sight with protectors, and adjustable folding leaf rear sight with V-notch; graduated to 1600 meters. Brass marking disc on the right side of the buttstock is stamped "S/K.8/No. 31". Marked on top of receiver ring with "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER/OBERNDORF AN/1895". Matching numbers on the receiver and nose cap. No import marks. Condition overall is good, retaining approx. 70% blue, showing marks and patina across the barrel, light pitting on the bayonet mount, wear and toning to the small parts. Finish on the receiver shows little wear and the markings are crisp. Wood shows general dents and marks associated with military use. There is a 1.75" crack on the right side of the buttstock, in line with the lower buttplate screw. Action functions smoothly. Bore is primarily bright with a few minor rough spots in the grooves; rifling is very good. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Springfield Armory U.S. Model 1898 Krag Bolt Action Rifle, #479880, .30-40 Krag cal., 22" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight, original rear sight has been removed, and a vintage peep sight has been added to the left rear of the receiver. Rifle was cut down to carbine length and the handguard was removed. Receiver is marked "US" over "MODEL 1898 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 479880" on the left side. Rifle is in good overall condition. Receiver is mostly gray; barrel has a combination blue finish mixed with patina, as well as some spots of light pitting and oxidation. Stock is marked with boxed "JSA/1902" on the left, circled "P" behind the trigger, and is in very good overall condition, with scattered moderate handling marks, and a small chip behind the receiver. Action works properly. Bore rates good overall, no visible frosting or erosion; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Colt U.S. Army Model 1901 Double Action Revolver, #174079, .38 Long Colt cal., 6" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with lanyard ring, half-moon blade front sight, fixed U-notch rear sight, with fire blue finish on the hammer and trigger. Left side of the frame with "RAC" (Rinaldo A. Carr) military inspection proof and "JTT" at the top left. Standard markings on the butt with added "2-B / 52". Mfg'd 1901. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 30%-35% thinning and toning blue; balance is primarily gray. Frame displays considerable finish with high point edge wear and areas of moderate frosting, with the straps being primarily gray. Hammer and trigger show traces of original fire blued finish. Grips are in good condition, showing signs of age and use, with indentations and handling wear, including a small chip at the right toe. Action functions correctly and locks up securely. Bore rates very good overall and is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Third Pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife with Scabbard, 7" double edged blued blade, blackened cast ringed alloy grip is marked with mold number "4" on the flat section above the rings. Top of the oval shaped guard is stamped "ENGLAND". Includes one original leather sheath with blackened alloy chape, newer production leather sheath, and padded soft knife case. Knife is in excellent overall condition, showing light edge wear to the guard and high points of the grip. Markings are clear. The period scabbard is in poor condition, showing considerable age and wear. New production scabbard and padded knife case are in excellent condition. Est.: $400-$600.

USN Model 1852 Dress Sword and Scabbard, no visible maker's marks, and appears to have been made in mid-1900's, but without a maker's name it's uncertain. Blade has the "PROVED" disc on the right and is named to Neil Edgar Kingsley. Etched blade is in very good condition with some light rust spots near the top left. Hilt and ray skin covering are very good and the wire wrapping is tight. Leather with brass scabbard is marked "NEK" on top and in very good condition, but the drag is loose. Sword knot is good with some soiling. Included is a leather carrying case marked "NEK/U.S.N."; in good condition with areas of crazing and one broken closure strap. The sword may have belonged to Capt. Neil Edgar Kingsley U.S.N. who can be found on the internet. He graduated from the Naval Academy in May 1934 and should be further researched. Est.: $350-$500.

Remington U.S. Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle with Bayonet, #486203, .30-06 cal., 26" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock and handguard, blade front sight with ears, and standard adjustable rear peep sight. Includes a Remington Model 1917 bayonet, no scabbard, dated "10 17". Receiver is marked "U.S./REMINGTON/MODEL OF 1917/486203". Barrel is marked "R/(Flaming Bomb)/8-18". Rifle is in very good condition overall. Stacking swivel and screw are missing. Military finish is approx. 60%-65%, showing general age and wear. Stock is marked "R" at the tip and has a boxed "OGEK" rebuild stamp for Ogden Arsenal inspected by Elmer Keith. Pistol grip has a circled "P" and an eagle in front of the magazine. Wood is good with scattered dents and scratches, heavier on the front handguard. Action works properly. Bore is good with light frosting; rifling is clear. Bayonet is in fine condition, showing moderate age and wear to the blade and cross guard; markings are clear. Est.: $800-$1,100. (C&R)

Springfield Armory U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #2258498, .30-06 cal., 24" barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with ears, and an adjustable rear peep sight. Includes a American Fork and Hoe Company "AFH" bayonet, with scabbard, a reproduction "MILSCO/1942" leather sling, M-10 tool, and plastic oiler. Receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE/CAL. .30 M1/SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/2258498". Barrel is marked "1 S A 4 45" behind the operating rod. Rifle is in very good condition, retaining approx. 92%-94% parkerized finish, with wear on the gas cylinder and rear sight knobs. Stock was sanded now with scattered light marks, and a 3" crack on both sides of the wrist, behind the trigger guard; rear handguard with an arsenal repair. Action works properly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling; throat erosion: 2; muzzle: .5+. No visible import marks. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

WWII German Luftwaffe 2nd Model Officer's Dagger, with Hangers, maker marked by SMF Solingen, with "(seated king)" logo, and Luftwaffe eagle acceptance stamp on blade. Blade measures approx. 10.25" in length, double edged, with original leather blade washer. Aluminum fittings, eagle and swastika guard, oak leaf decorated pommel with swastika, and oak leaf decorated ferrule. The handle is light orange, wire wrapped celluloid. Steel scabbard with a pebbled finish, oak leaf decorated bands, and two suspension rings. Hangers are velvet backed, with woven gray cloth and silver bullion fronts. Buckles are decorated with oak leaves. The belt hanger clip spring functions properly. Condition is good, the blade is uncleaned and mostly bright, with intermittent spots of light rust staining and frosting. Maker's marks are clear. Aluminum fittings show light wear and toning. Handle fits a little loosely, with a few small dark spots, no chips or cracks, and the wire wrap is secure. Scabbard is dent free, with a nice patina. Fabric hanger straps remain secure, displaying honest age and wear, with some fraying, primarily along the edges. Est.: $600-$800.

WWI 1916 Dated Erfurt M1914 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #9133c, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, dark blue finish, straw colored small parts, smooth wood grips, inverted-V front sight, fixed rear sight with small V-notched groove, with stock lug. Includes one unmarked nickel plated magazine with wood base. Also included is a reproduction black leather holster with spurious maker's and Waffenamt marks. Pistol is marked "(Crown)/ERFURT" on the toggle link, with "1916" date on top of the chamber. Right side of receiver with three "crowned" gothic letters and Imperial firing proof. Additionally, there is a firing proof and "(Crown)/RG" Imperial rework proof mark on the barrel and right side of the receiver. Left side of the frame is stamped with "S.P" police marking. Sideplate does not match. Other visible numbers are matching, including the firing pin. Pistol is in fair condition, and at least partially refinished some time ago, retaining most of the blue. There is considerable pitting and erosion scattered throughout; heaviest towards the front of the receiver, sideplate, and barrel. Front and backstrap with numerous freckles of surface rust. Some of the small proof marks are only partially visible, and the remainder of the markings are clear. Small parts retain approx. 40% thinning and toning straw colors, with some spots of light pitting. Grips are very good but fit a little loosely. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is primarily bright with mild etching scattered throughout; rifling is clear and rates good. Magazine shows moderate age and wear with remnants of old, dried grease on the body. Holster is near excellent. Est.: $700-900. (C&R/PPT)

German Walther ac42 P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1265e, 9mm cal., 4.9" barrel, blued finish, reproduction grips with German eagle, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with U-notched groove, hammer drop safety, and lanyard loop on the lower left side of the frame. Includes one blued steel magazine marked "P.38" on the left side and two "(eagle)359" proofs on the rear spine. Also included is an unmarked black leather holster with pebble grain body, smooth flap and reinforcement cupped leather piece at the butt of the grip; additional pair of checkered black plastic post-war grips. Pistol is marked "P.38" and "ac42" on left side of the slide. Right side with two "(eagle)359" Waffenamts and Nazi eagle proof. There is an additional "(eagle)359" Waffenamt on left side of the frame. Barrel with "(circle-dot)" post-war West German proof. Matching numbers on frame, slide, and locking block. Additionally, the replacement barrel has been numbered to match. Import marked on the bottom of the barrel. Bottom edge of the slide is discreetly marked "GERMANY". Pistol is in near excellent condition as at least partially refinished, with some of the factory lettering on the slide now a little soft, as well as some minor blemishes visible under the new finish. Overall, approx. 97% finish remains; barrel shows mild plum colored toning. Grips show minimal handling marks. Action, hammer drop, and slide stop function well. Bore is bright throughout with near excellent rifling. Magazine has a mottled blue appearance with golden hues, showing evidence of light cleaning and added finish. Holster is good and shows moderate age and wear; stitching is secure. Extra grips are very good, showing normal light handling wear. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Russian Capture Mauser byf 41 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #8960o, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, blued finish including small parts, replacement checkered walnut grips, inverted-V front sight, fixed rear sight with small V-notched groove, stock lug, with two (2) post-war East German magazines that have been numbered to match the pistol. Includes a modern reproduction "dvr 42" marked holster. Toggle is marked "byf" and "41" on top of chamber. Right side of receiver with Nazi eagle firing proof, and two "(eagle)655" acceptance marks. Left side of frame is marked "P.08". Import marked on right side of the frame. Russian capture "X" near the serial number on the frame. Replacement commercial barrel is marked "(crown)/N". Numbered parts are matching, some original, and others renumbered. Pistol is in very good+ condition, retaining approx. 92%-94% typical dark Russian capture reblued finish, applied over scattered light surface blemishes. Wear to the right side frame rail accounts for most of the finish loss. Grips are excellent. Action and hold open function properly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Both post-war magazines and reproduction holster appear near new. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Czech CZ 52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S19670, 7.62x25mm cal., 4.7" barrel, gray parkerized finish, grooved dark red plastic grips, blade front sight, fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove and added orange paint, with swiveling lanyard loop at rear of the frame. Includes one 8-round magazine. Pistol is marked "rid" on left side of the frame with "(crossed swords)/53" on the right side. Matching numbers on frame and slide. Also marked "CZECH BRNO M/52 62MM" on right side of the frame above the trigger. Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning finish, showing edgewear and typical light handling marks. There are a few shallow impressions on left side of the slide, near the rear sight. Grips with scattered light handling marks and scratches. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright; rifling is defined. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German byf 42 Kar 98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #5151p, 8x57mm, 23.6" barrel, blue finish, laminated stock and handguard with cupped buttplate, inverted-V front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight; graduated to 2000 meters. No cleaning rod. Includes an excellent condition reproduction sling. Rifle is marked with a small "T" and "Mod.98" on left side receiver rail; "byf/42" on top of the receiver ring, with Nazi eagle proof on the left side. Right side of the buttstock with later applied "H" heer mark and Nazi eagle proof. Right side of the barrel is stamped with an upside down "E994" that has a deep scratch running through it. Numbers do not match. Some of the proofs, etc. appear original and others were applied later. Imported by N.A.C. and marked on the left side of the barrel. Rifle is in fine condition overall as refurbished/refinished, retaining approx. 85% blue. Barrel bands have a matte appearance and are lightly pitted. Barrel shows moderate thinning and toning; buttplate with a mottled blue/brown appearance. Wood has been lightly sanded, now with very few moderate handling marks. Action functions smoothly. Grooves are a little dark with a little visible mild frosting, lands are bright; rifling is well-defined. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

WWII German Army Officer's Dagger with Scabbard by Robert Klaas, 10.25" double edged, spear point blade with maker's mark of two "(cranes)" and "ROBT KLASS/SOLINGEN" on the flat ridge near the crossguard. Handle features a nickel silver plated crossguard with forward rolled quillons, embossed with an eagle holding a swastika inside an oak leaf wreath; buffer pad is present. The steel ferrule and nickel silver pommel cap are decorated with oak leaves and small acorns. The orange celluloid grip is made in a raised rounded style with a descending spiral design. Steel scabbard with a pebbled finish on the body, oak leaf decorated bands, and two suspension rings. Dagger is in very good overall condition. Blade displays typical runner marks and was lightly cleaned, leaving some intermittent salt and pepper blemishes and wear; edges are free of any major flaws and the tip is sharp. Crossguard fits loosely and retains majority of its finish. Handle is near excellent with only minor marks. Pommel cap and ferrule show moderate toning and fit securely to the handle. Scabbard displays normal signs of age and light wear. Est.: $400-600.

Canadian Long Branch No. 4 Mk. 1* Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #14L3059, .303 British cal., 25.2" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock set with zinc alloy buttplate, blade front sight with protectors, and flip rear sight with two apertures. Includes one 10-round magazine and an unmarked khaki colored canvas sling with blued steel fittings. In very good+ condition, showing typical light age and wear, with some spots of staining, primarily to the backside. Rifle is marked on left side of the receiver "No 4 Mk I*/LONG BRANCH/1942". Matching numbers on bolt handle, magazine, and forend. No import marks. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition, retaining 85%-90% metal finish, with moderate wear and patina, primarily to the magazine and small parts. Factory markings are crisp. Buttplate with a small crack above top screw. Wood shows typical signs of age and military use, with scattered mostly smaller sized dents and scratches. Including a small, shallow chip adjacent to the rear sling swivel. Action functions smoothly. The two-groove bore is bright throughout with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Carbine with Folding Bayonet and Capture Papers, #10101903, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5" barrel, gloss black refinish, wood stock and handguard, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight. Left side of the receiver is marked with a "Triangle 26" arsenal stamp and Chinese characters. Features an original fixed 10-round magazine, folding spike bayonet, green cloth sling, and buttstock cleaning kit. Cleaning rod is absent. Receiver, trigger guard, magazine, and bolt carrier have matching numbers. The receiver cover does not match; stock is unnumbered. Includes DD Form 603-1-R capture paperwork bearing the rifle's serial number. The form's date field reads "101345H MAR 72"; its Theater and inclusive period of service in oversea command field reads "USARPAC 27 JUL 71 - 26 JUL 72". No visible import marks. Condition overall is good. Metal surfaces show scattered pitting beneath the refinish, primarily along the stock line. The nonmatching receiver cover has a similar finish color but no visible pitting; the bayonet's finish and condition appear consistent with the other rifles parts. Stock and handguard have been sanded, leaving the stock undersized relative to the buttplate. A piece at the toe of the buttstock is broken but is present. The piston extension return spring is missing. Bolt operates smoothly. Bayonet operates smoothly. Bore rates good overall, showing a ring of rust approx. 1" from the muzzle, with rust and scattered pitting along the edges of the rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

Italian Carcano Model 91/28 Bolt Action Carbine, #B467, 6.5x52mm, 17.9" barrel, blue finish, straight grip hardwood stock and handguard, blade front sight, notched rear sight is adjustable from 600-1,500 meters. Top of barrel shank is stamped "F.N.A./Brescia"; right side is dated "1932". Cartouche on left side of the buttstock is not legible. Serial number on left side of the buttstock is also partially legible, visible numbers are matching. No visible import marks. Carbine is in fair to good condition. Metal with a mixture of thinning and toning blue with brown patina. There is frosting and freckles of oxidation scattered throughout. Factory lettering and proof marks are clear. Wood is serviceable but has numerous surface dents and scratches scattered throughout. Cracked at both sides of the toe, in line with the lower buttplate screw. Action functions well. Bore is bright; rifling shows moderate wear and rates good overall. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

Swiss Model K31 Straight-Pull Rifle, #824771, 7.5x55mm, 25.6" barrel, blued finish, walnut stock and handguard, blade front sight with protectors, and adjustable tangent rear sight; graduated to 1500 meters. Includes one blued steel magazine with matching serial number. Rifle is marked with a Swiss cross shield symbol on top of the receiver ring and on the right side of the buttstock. Additionally, there is a "3" within a circle on the left side of the buttstock. There is a "P" privatization mark engraved on the left side receiver. Matching numbers on the receiver, bolt body, barrel, and magazine. Neatly import marked on the right side of the receiver. Condition overall is fine, retaining approx. 95%+ original finish, with some spots of patina and wear, primarily to the small parts. Wood is very good with an added coat of finish, underside of the forend with several small handling marks forward of the magazine. Otherwise, showing normal intermittent light marks from handling and use. Action operates smoothly, bright bore rates excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $600-$750. (C&R)

Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #56688, 7.62x54Rmm, 27" barrel, blue finish, hexagonal receiver, two-piece hardwood stock with finger-jointed forend, handguard, blade front sight with protectors, adjustable folding leaf rear sight with U-notch, and cleaning rod. Includes a reproduction military sling. Barrel shank is marked with a boxed Finnish "SA" property stamp/VKT/D/56688/1942". Stock is unmarked. There is a lined out number on the left side of the bolt body. Matching numbers on the bolt handle knob, receiver, and barrel shank. Import marked on top of the barrel. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95% metal finish, with crisp factory lettering. Wood is also excellent, with a few shallow dents and scratches. Action functions well. Bore is bright throughout with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Soviet Izhevsk Arsenal Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with Bayonet, #RMN081619, 7.62x54Rmm, 29" barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock set, hooded post front sight, and adjustable tangent rear sight; graduated to 2000 meters. Includes a blued socket bayonet that is numbered and matches the rifle. Rifle is marked on top of barrel shank "(Soviet crest)/1942r/NR2724/(Izhevsk Arsenal) maker's mark". There is also a partially legible arsenal refurbishment square on the barrel shank as well as the bayonet. Numbered parts match the original serial number, some force matched/renumbered. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Rifle is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 95%+ arsenal reblued finish. Factory markings are clear. Wood with scattered light marks from handling and use; arsenal refinish shows general flaking. Action functions smoothly. Bore is counterbored approx. 1" and display moderate frosting; rifling is defined and rates very good overall. Bayonet retains nearly all its finish but shows signs of repair at the end of the socket where it meets the blade. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

British BSA No. 1 Mk III Lee-Enfield Bolt Action Rifle, #U20502, .303 British cal., 25.2'' barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock set, blade front sight with protective ears, and tangent rear sight with U-shaped groove. Includes one 10-round magazine. Marked on right side of action body ''(crown)/ER/BSA Co./1908/SHT LE/III''. Right side of the receiver with lined out number; top with Australian Department of Defence "D(broad arrow)D"; left side with "sold out of service" mark. Barrel knox form with a cursive "R". Drill purpose stock and handguard with yellow painted stripe and "DP". There are no other visible "DP" marks on any other parts of the rifle. Right side of the buttstock with numerous proof marks. Forend is numbered but does not match. Bolt, nosecap, and magazine are not numbered. Import marked on the right side of the receiver. Rifle is in good condition, retaining approx. 90% blue on the barrel, receiver, and small parts, which have old cosmoline in some of the protected areas. Magazine displays some light pitting and most of the finish has been removed. Wood is serviceable but has numerous dents and scratches scattered throughout. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright throughout with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) Bayonets: Colt Revolving Rifle Sword Bayonet & 1867 Danish Rolling Block. 1.) Scarce Civil War era sword bayonet used with Colt revolving rifle, 24.1" blade is marked "S& K"; opposite side is marked "B(anchor)C". Ribbed brass handle. Overall length is 28.75". End of handle is numbered "681". No scabbard. Condition is good. Blade with scattered spots of dark patina, oxidation, and some light pitting. Maker's marks are clear. Brass shows moderate toning from age. 2.) 1867 Danish Rolling Block bayonet by Alex Coppel, Solingen, with leather scabbard. The 21.75" blade with maker's mark, checkered hard rubber grips, 26.75" overall length. Crossguard is marked "17B.502". Black leather scabbard with steel fittings. Bayonet is in very good condition, with spots of moderate patina on the metal surfaces. Maker's mark is clear. Left grip with a " round flat spot. Scabbard is good, showing moderate age and wear to the leather body. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Lot of Four (4) Bayonets: 1.) WWII German K98 bayonet with matching steel scabbard and frog, #6770e, both with "42asw" maker's code (E&F Horster), blue finish, with grooved Bakelite grips. In fair condition, blade retains approx. 40% blue, and the front half has larger spots of cleaned erosion. Pommel with frosted oxidation. Scabbard has no dents but shows considerable finish wear and toning. Frog is fair. 2.) RIA M1905 bayonet with reproduction leather scabbard. Blade with standard maker's marks and "1907" date. In fair condition. Blade has been cleaned and there is patina and light pitting scattered throughout. Replacement smooth wood grips fit poorly. Reproduction scabbard is near excellent. 3.) Arisaka Type 30 bayonet with rubberized scabbard. Bayonet manufactured by Toyada Automatic Loom Works. Bayonet is in good condition, retaining majority of the blue finish on the blade; pommel and crossguard are lightly pitted with dark patina. Grips are fair. Scabbard body is unusually supple and flexible; belt hanger has hardened with age and shows flaking to some of the rubberized material. 4.) British Pattern 1913 Bayonet, manufactured by Remington, dated "1 17"; British proofs on the opposite side of the ricasso. Grooved wood grip. No scabbard. In good condition. Metal is gray with general dark specks and a few larger spots of dark patina. Grips show moderate age and wear. Est.: $350-$550/lot.

CMP Issued U.S. Property Marked Winchester Model 52-B Bolt Action Target Rifle, #B76510, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with accessories rail in the forend, sling swivels, and checkered steel buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Front of the barrel with a dovetailed sight block, with two vacant sets of holes at the rear. No magazine. Marked "U.S. PROPERTY" on the left side of the barrel and receiver; sharp Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Includes the CMP cardboard shipping box with manual, cable lock, chamber flag, CMP certificate of Authenticity, and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1952. Metal surfaces are in fine condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue, with scattered light scuffs and handling marks. There is light edge wear and mild oxidation on the trigger guard. Stock is fair to good, with several scattered dents and scratches from range use. There is a clear "(crossed cannons)" cartouche on the right side at the front ring. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

U.S. Property Marked Mossberg Model 44 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #156579, .22 LR cal., 26" heavy barrel, Parkerized finish. Smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels, nylon finger grooved trigger guard, and ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Dovetailed blade front and Mossberg S-100 Micro-Click receiver sight at the rear. Includes one 7-round blue steel detachable magazine. Marked "U.S. PROPERTY" on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd circa 1943-1945. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% finish, with light scuffs and some dried oil on the barrel. Stock is in excellent condition with minor indentations and storage marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Lot of Five (5) Bayonets and Knives: 1.) Commercial Colt M7 bayonet and scabbard, Model #CT602. In excellent condition. Bayonet is like new. Scabbard with a few scuffs and scratches. 2.) Modern production Ka-Bar USMC fighting knife with leather sheath. In excellent condition. Blade is like new. Sheath with intermittent scuffs and a few scratches. 3.) Enfield No. 4 MK II bayonet, scabbard, and canvas frog. In good condition, metal shows typical age and wear. 4.) Polish AKM Type II bayonet and scabbard. Marked "(circle)11" on the crossguard. In near excellent condition, with a few light scuffs on the blade, intermittent minor handling marks to the grip and scabbard. 5.) India Pattern MKII* Enfield bayonet, no scabbard, Jhelum Arsenal, dated "1 44". In fine condition, most of the bluing remains on the blade, with a few spots of light pitting along the spine and on the crossguard. Grips with scattered moderate impressions. Est.: $200-$350/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Knives: Boker V-42 & Ontario Knife Co. M11 EOD. 1.) Boker Plus V-42 1st Special Service Force Devil's Brigade fighting knife, 7" blade, stacked leather washer handle, 12" overall. Includes the original box, sheath, and reproduction WWII Special Service Forces USA/Canada patch. In excellent condition, with a few light scuffs to the matte surfaces. 2.) Ontario Knife Company M11 EOD fixed blade knife, 7" blade, desert tan handle and sheath, 12" overall. Includes the original box. In excellent overall condition, with only a few normal light rub marks to the blade. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

Lot of Eleven (11) FN SCAR 17S Magazines with MTM Ammo Can, ten (10) 20-round 7.62x51 magazines, including eight (8) with two-tone black and FDE finish and two (2) all black. Plus, one (1) 10 round black magazine. Magazines appear in very good+ used condition, showing light scratches and handling marks. Includes an OD green MTM Case-Gard Ammo Can. Est.: $500-$700/lot. (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Lot of Twelve (12) Galil & AR-15 Rifle Magazines w/MTM Case-Gard Magazine Can: Includes nine (9) steel Israeli surplus Galil AR, ARM, SAR 35-Round 5.56mm magazines, two (2) black Orlite polymer AR-15 5.56mm 30-round magazines, and one (1) black Troy Industries polymer AR-15 5.56mm 30-round magazine. Steel magazines show moderate to heavy finish wear, and a few have some spots of light surface rust. The polymer magazines show moderate wear. Includes a tan MTM Case-Gard magazine can with fitted foam insert. Est.: $300-$500/lot. (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Lot of Five (5) Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) Magazines with Ammo Can, steel BAR .30-06 rifle magazines, two marked "5564076" on their baseplates. Four (4) of the magazines are 20-rounds and one (1) is riveted to 10 rounds. Magazines show light to moderate finish wear, scratches, patina, and a few with scattered light surface rust. Includes an OD green metal ammo can. Est.: $250-$400/lot. (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Lot of 200 Rounds of Linked 5.56 Ammunition, in woodland camouflage zippered "nutsack" pouches, each containing 100 linked brass cased 5.56mm standard FMJ military head-stamped cartridges. Includes an OD green metal ammo can. Est.: $150-$200. (Not available for sale to CA residents or other states that ban rifle magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds.)

Lot of 800 Rounds of M249 5.56 Linked Ammunition, includes three (3) 200 round links in black polymer ammunition containers, and one 200 round "nutsack" pouch fitted with a digital camouflage zippered cover. Three boxes contain standard FMJ military head-stamped ammo and the pouch contains green tip FMJ military head-stamped ammo. Includes an OD green metal ammo can and a separate OD green cloth bag. Est.: $300-$500. (Not available for sale to CA residents or other states that ban rifle magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds.)

Lot of 600 Rounds of Linked 5.56 Ammunition: Includes one M249 SAW black polymer ammunition box with 200 linked brass cased 5.56mm cartridges, and four (4) "nutsack" ammo pouches, each holding 100 linked brass cased 5.56mm cartridges. All is green tipped FMJ military head-stamped ammo. Each group of ammo comes in a camouflage zippered cover. Includes an OD green metal ammo can. Est.: $250-$400. (Not available for sale to CA residents or other states that ban rifle magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds.)

Lot of 600 Rounds of Linked 5.56 Ammunition: Includes three (3) 200 round linked M249 SAW black polymer ammo boxes. Two contain standard FMJ and one contains green tip FMJ, all military head-stamped ammo. Includes an OD green metal ammo can and three OD green cloth bags. Est.: $200-$350. (Not available for sale to CA residents or other states that ban rifle magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds.)

Russian Imez Model IJ70-17A Makarov Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BHC9336, .380 ACP cal., 3.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic Baikal grips, blade front sight, adjustable square-notched rear sight, decocker, lanyard loop, and two (2) 8-round magazines. Right side of the slide is import marked "B-WEST/TUC: AZ". Right side of the slide marked "IJ70-17A Made in RUSSIA by IMEZ". Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% blue finish, with scattered light handling marks, and mild finish wear to the underside of the trigger guard. Factory marks are sharp with Russian proofs at the left rear of the frame. Checkered plastic grips are excellent and feature an added rubber grip wrap. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Czech CZ 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #J75322, .32 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, blued finish, checkered and grooved black plastic grips embossed with "CZ" logo on the right panel, blade front sight, and fixed rear sight with "U"-notched groove. Includes one 8-round magazine. Pistol is marked "VZOR 70 CAL.7,65/MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA" with a "CZ" logo and date stamped "72" on left side of the slide. Matching numbers. Import marked on left side of the frame, by "CDI Swan. VT". Condition overall is very good, retaining approx. 90%-95% finish, with clear factory lettering. Right side of the slide shows fine scratches running the length of the slide. Grips with scattered scratches and handling wear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

West German Erma Werke KGP69 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #311954, .22 LR cal., 3.75" barrel, blue finish, mottled brown checkered plastic two-piece grips, dovetailed blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, with one 8-round magazine. Factory markings are clear, with "Made in W. Germany" on the right side of the frame and import marked on the right side of the slide. Mfg'd from 1969-1975. Pistol is in very good+ overall condition, retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue, with several small marks on the front and backstrap. The grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action functions well. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Browning BDA-380 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #425PY14936, .380 ACP cal., 3.8" barrel, blued finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Browning medallions, low-profile blade front sight, fixed square-notch rear sight, and ambidextrous safety. Includes four (4) 13-round blued magazines. Marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL" with a "PB" Beretta emblem and "MADE IN ITALY" on the right side of the slide, and Italian proofs on the right side of the trigger guard. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, with light handling marks and scattered minor scratches. Grips are excellent with only small handling marks. There is a tiny pinprick of rust on the right side of the slide, below the rear sight dovetail. Action functions smoothly, bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Heckler & Koch P2000 V3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #123-095546, .40 S&W cal., double/single action, 3.6" barrel, black slide, black polymer frame with integral accessory rail and interchangeable backstrap, white dot front sight, square-notched rear sight with two white dots, ambidextrous slide and magazine release, rear mounted decocking button, with one 10-round H&K magazine. In original matching numbered black plastic H&K case with instruction manual, cable lock, and three (3) additional backstraps. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with a few light scuffs and handling marks to the frame and slide. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Heckler & Koch P2000 V3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #116-069365, 9mm cal., 3.6" barrel, black slide, RAL7008 tan polymer frame with a textured interchangeable backstrap and integral stippled front strap, front sight blade is missing the white dot insert, and square notched rear sight (left white dot is worn), paddle magazine release, with six (6) H&K 10-round magazines. There are German proofs on the frame and barrel, marked ''MADE IN GERMANY'' on the right side of the frame. Frame, slide, and barrel have matching serial numbers. Includes factory black plastic H&K matching hard case and manual. Pistol is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, showing a few minor handling marks. Barrel hood shows very light finish wear. Action operates smoothly, except the slide stop does not hold the slide open. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Taurus Model PT-92AFS Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TSF73907, 9mm cal., double/single action, 5'' barrel, satin stainless finish, checkered black plastic Taurus grips, integral front sight with white dot, square-notched rear sight with two white dots, ambidextrous safety/de-cocking lever, with a total of three (3) magazines; 15-round Taurus with stainless base, 17-round Taurus magazines with blued base, and one unmarked magazine with black plastic base. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition. Metal displays typical signs of moderate use, with scattered light scuffs and a few scratches. Grips appear near new. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Glock Model 19 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TNP817, 9mm cal., 4.01'' barrel, matte black finish, black polymer frame, white dot front sight and square-notched white outline rear sight, with five (5) 10-round Glock magazines, with original matching numbered black plastic Glock case. Pistol is in excellent, like new overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ finish, with only a few minor handling marks. Action is crisp with mirror bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer Model P320 X-Full OR Semi-Automatic Pistol, #58J631168, 9mm cal., 4.6" barrel, black Nitron finished slide, X RAY day/night sights, X-Series trigger, modular polymer X-Series grip, accessory rail on the underside of the frame, two (2) 10-round Sig Sauer magazines with black polymer bases and Holosun HE507C-GR X2 Green dot sight. Optic view is clear and reticle is bright. Includes the factory plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, optic plate, and lock. The pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, displaying only light handling marks. Grips are excellent, showing little use. Action is crisp. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Overall, appears little used. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P365 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #66A127432, 9mm cal., 3" barrel, black Nitron finish, textured integral grips, night sights (working), with two 10-round blue steel magazines. Includes factory hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty info, and other misc. literature. Additionally, a Stealth Gear IWB open top Kydex holster is also included. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, showing little use. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model 1911 EMP Lightweight Semi-Automatic Pistol, #EMP102740, 9mm, 3" stainless bull barrel, black aluminum alloy frame, stainless slide, Stoner CNC black/grey G10 grips, 3-dot tritium sights, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, and four (4) 9-round EMP magazines. In matching numbered black cardboard Springfield box with soft case, owner's manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Includes one key for the internal locking safety mechanism. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% factory metal finish, showing only light handling marks. Grips are like new. Tritium sights still glow. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $800-1000. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 19 Commando Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BZYR211, 9mm cal., 4" barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, white-dot blade front sight, and fixed square-notch white-outline rear sight, with two (2) 15-round Glock magazines. Slide is marked "Glock 19" on the left and "Glock Commando" on the right. Frame is marked "MADE IN EU (AUSTRIA)" and "Assembled in Slovakia". Matching serial numbers are visible on the frame, slide, and barrel. Includes factory Glock case with matching numbered label, Glock loader, cleaning brush, and manual. Pistol and magazines are in like new condition. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Glock Model 17 Gen 1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BY568US, 9mm, 4.5" barrel, matte black finish, black polymer frame, white dot front and white outline rear sights, two (2) 17-round Glock magazines. Includes a Glock Tupperware style factory hard case. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, showing light holster wear at the muzzle and light edgewear associated with use. Factory markings are clear. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Springfield XDS Mod.2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #HG107180, .45 ACP cal., 3.3" barrel, black finish, black polymer frame with an added rubberized grip wrap, Tritium front dot sight with green outline, and rear V-notched sight with vertical tritium insert. Includes two (2) 5-round magazines, four (4) 6-round magazines with finger extensions, black softcase, two Clinger holsters, one Aliengear holster, original box with matching end label, manual, and lock. Pistol has a Powder River XDS trigger kit installed, with the original trigger parts included. Condition is near excellent overall, showing light marks from handling and use. Barrel hood shows light finish wear. Smooth action, bright bore with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500 (Modern/PPT)

Post-War Colt Government Model .22 LR Conversion Unit, 5" barrel, blue finish. Includes the slide, barrel, one Colt factory magazine, and associated small parts. Slide features a Patridge front sight and adjustable rear sight with square-notched groove. Magazine is marked with a "(Rampant Colt)" and "COLT .22 L.R." at the base. Includes the original woodgrain pattern Colt box with two-piece Styrofoam insert. Conversion unit is in excellent overall condition and retains approx. 98%+ factory blue, with some minor edge wear to the front sight and top edges of the slide. Factory lettering is clear. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $350-$550.

Sig Sauer P320-M18 Semi-Automatic Pistol with ROMEO-X Sight, #M18A121646, 9mm cal., striker-fired, 3.9" barrel, coyote tan finish, polymer grip module with integral accessory rail, Siglite front sight, original rear sight is not present, ROMEO-X red reflex sight with integral square-notched rear sight, front and rear slide serrations, ambidextrous safety and slide release, with three (3) 10-round Sig magazines. Includes the original matching numbered gray plastic Sig case, cable lock, instruction manual and other misc. factory literature. Model #320CA-9-M18-MS-CA. Mfg'd 2023. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% factory finish, with a few light marks to the slide, most noticeable is a " mark to the left side. Frame with some light scuffs and marks near the safety and slide release from use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. ROMEO-X sight is in excellent condition, was tested, and functions properly. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Custom ZEV Glock 34 Gen 3 Competition Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BDZB683, 9mm cal., 5.25" ZEV optimized match barrel, satin gray DLC finish, black polymer frame, tall front and rear co-witnessing sights, ZEV Technologies Prizefighter Slide with Trijicon RM01 RMR Type 2 3.25 moa, red ZEV Fulcrum adjustable trigger, ZEV flared magwell, plus the original factory ported slide, trigger, barrel, RMR plate, springs & small parts, and two (2) 20-round Glock magazines with red ZEV magazine extensions. Includes factory plastic hardcase with matching label, manual, cleaning kit, lock and an extra soft case. Original slide and parts are in near excellent condition showing light storage wear and handling marks. RMR is excellent and fully functional. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, retaining 99%+ factory finish, showing little use. Action is crisp. Bore is excellent and bright throughout. Est.: $700-$1000. (Modern/PPT) (Magazines with a capacity greater than 10-rounds are not available for sale to CA residents or other states where such items are prohibited.)

Glock Model 19 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TNP804, 9mm cal., 4.01'' barrel, matte black finish, black polymer frame, white dot front sight and square-notched white outline rear sight, with five (5) 10-round Glock magazines, with original matching numbered black plastic Glock case. Pistol is in excellent, like new overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ finish, with only a few minor handling marks. Action is crisp with mirror bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 908 Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #VDK2900, 9mm cal., 3.5" barrel, blue finish, Hogue one-piece rubber grip, three-dot blade front and fixed square-notched rear sight, with one 8-round magazine. In original blue plastic S&W case with matching end label. The Model 908 was mfg'd from 1996-2007. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish, with light handling wear, including two small spots of finish wear on the front strap. Action operates smoothly. Excellent, bright bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 6904 Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TCN4569, 9mm, double/single action, 3.5'' barrel, blued steel slide, black alloy frame, checkered black plastic factory S&W grips, ambidextrous safety/decocking lever, bobbed hammer, white dot front sight, white 2-dot rear sight, with two (2) 10-round stainless magazines with black plastic finger extension. In original blue plastic S&W case with matching end label. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 95% factory finish, showing light edge and handling wear. The most notable marks are around the trigger guard, front strap, and safeties. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BK294591, 9mm cal., 3.7" hammer forged barrel, black Melonite finish, black textured integral polymer grips with slip-on Hogue grip sleeve, billet steel slide, Tritium front night sight, tactical rack U-notch rear sights, with full-length guide rod, and two (2) 10-round Springfield Armory magazines. Includes factory one-piece cardboard box with matching label, lock, instruction manual, warranty card, and nylon case. Introduced in 2022. Pistol is in excellent overall condition with only a few minor marks, showing little use. Action is crisp and functions smoothly, with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

L.W. Seecamp LWS-32 Double Action Semi-Automatic Pistol, #14138, .32 ACP cal., 2" barrel, polished stainless steel finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, no provision for sights, with one 6-round stainless magazine. Includes a faux reptile finished belt case/holster with a white metal "SP" on the front, in near excellent condition. Pistol is in near excellent condition, with intermittent light handling marks, and scuffs to left side of the slide. Grips are excellent. Action functions well. Bore is excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 63 Double Action Revolver, #M197612, .22 LR cal., 4" barrel, stainless steel, factory checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1982. Condition is excellent, showing typical intermittent light marks associated with handling and use. Factory lettering is crisp. Grips and action are excellent. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 649 Bodyguard Double Action Revolver, #ALA2109, .38 Spl. cal., 1.9'' barrel, stainless steel, factory checkered wood grips with inlaid S&W medallions, serrated ramped front sight, and integral notched rear sight, with shrouded hammer. Condition is very good overall, showing signs of moderate use. Frame with scattered light scuffs and some mild micro-scratching, primarily on the sideplate and right side above the front of the trigger guard. Factory marks are sharp. Grips with a few light indentations; checkering is crisp. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore rates near excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 686-3 Double Action Revolver, #BPB8359, .357 Mag. cal., 3" ported barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered rubber two-piece Pachmayr combat grips, ramped blade front sight with orange insert, adjustable white-outline rear sight, with 6-shot fluted cylinder. Mfg'd circa 1993. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent light handling marks; cylinder with a light index line. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action cycles smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Security-Six Double Action Revolver, #157-53842, .357 Mag. cal., 2.75" barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered walnut two-piece square butt grips with Ruger medallions, ramped blade front sight with red insert, and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1981. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label and warranty card. Box is in good condition with edge wear and scuffs. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent light handling marks. Cylinder with a faint index line. Grips are excellent with bright medallions and sharp checkering. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Super Redhawk Double Action Revolver, #551-18398, .44 Mag. cal., 9.5" barrel, satin stainless steel finish, cushioned rubber two-piece grips with hardwood inserts, 6-shot fluted cylinder, dovetailed red insert ramped blade front sight, adjustable white outline square-notch rear sight, transfer bar safety, with scope mounts. Revolver is topped with rings and a satin nickel Leupold M8 fixed 2x Extended Eye Relief pistol scope with Butler Creek lens covers and duplex reticle. Scope is in excellent overall condition with clear, bright optics. Mfg'd 1996. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent light handling marks, and light powder fouling on the cylinder face. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

North American Arms Single Action 5-Shot Mini Revolver, #37954, .22 Short cal., 1.12" barrel, stainless steel finish, smooth laminate wood two-piece bird's head grips, blade front sight, with spur trigger. Includes factory box with matching end label, suede leather NAA open top IWB holster, instruction manual, padded boot, literature, and warranty card. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with some light staining on the left side of the barrel. Frame shows light scratches and marks. Grips are in excellent condition. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Security Six Double Action Revolver, #160-02319, .357 Mag. cal., 4" barrel, stainless steel finish, checkered walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, ramped blade front sight with red insert, and adjustable square-notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1984. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, with intermittent light handling marks; cylinder with light index line. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering detail. Action is crisp, cycles smoothly, and locks up securely. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Limited Edition Smith & Wesson Model 629-4 Trail Boss Double Action Revolver, #RSR8576, .44 Mag. cal., 3" ported barrel, stainless steel finish, textured Hogue one-piece combat grips with lanyard loop, red ramp front sight, adjustable square-notch rear sight, with color case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory markings are clear with "Trail Boss" on the right side of the frame in script. Only manufactured in 1996. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, with intermittent light handling marks, and light index line on the cylinder. Grips show typical light handling wear. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Produced in 1996 for RSR Group distributors, with a limited production of only 500. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Single Six Single Action Revolver, #68-83800, .22 LR cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, blade front and adjustable square notch rear sight, fluted cylinder, and transfer bar safety. Mfg'd 1981. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and a minor scuff on the crown. Cylinder shows leading edge wear and a moderate index line at the rear. There are a few chips at the base of the right grip panel; otherwise, showing typical light handling wear. Action functions smoothly and locks up securely. Bore is near excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk 50th Anniversary Single Action Revolver, #520-06361, .357 Mag. cal., 4.6" barrel, blue finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, ramped blade front and adjustable square-notch rear sight, fluted 6-round cylinder, transfer bar safety, and pre-1962 XR-3 grip frame. Factory markings are clear with gold roll marked "50TH YEAR BLACKHAWK / 1955 TO 2005"on the barrel. Includes factory red plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, literature, and spent test case. Mfg'd 2005. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99% factory finish, with crisp factory lettering, showing little use. Grips are in excellent condition with sharp checkering. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Bisley Vaquero Single Action Revolver, #56-62533, .44 Mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, stainless steel finish, smooth rosewood two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, blade front and fixed square notch rear sight. Includes factory plastic hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card and associated packaging materials. Mfg'd 1997. Revolver is in excellent overall condition with only minor handling marks, and crisp factory lettering. Cylinder displays a faint index line. Grips are in excellent condition with only light marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Pietta Great Western Model 1873 Single Action Revolver, #E03245, .45 LC cal., 4.75" barrel, blue with beautiful color case hardened frame and hammer, faux ivory grips, blade front sight, and fixed square-notched rear sight. Includes matching numbered box with Styrofoam insert. Manufactured by Pietta, Italy, in 2002. Revolver appears as new and may be unfired, retaining approx. 99%+ blue and vibrant case colors. Action is light, crisp, and extremely smooth. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. The end flap containing the end label is detached from the box but is present. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Talo New Model Blackhawk Convertible Single Action Revolver, #39-07425, .357 Mag. cal., 5.5" barrel, blue finish, smooth bird's eye maple two-piece grips with Ruger medallions, serrated blade front sight, and adjustable square-notch rear sight. Includes factory hard case with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, literature, stickers, trigger lock, and extra 9mm cylinder. Mfg'd 2024. Revolver is in excellent condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory blue, and showing little evidence of use. Grips are in excellent condition. Action is crisp with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Lot of Four (4) Limited Edition Buck Model 500 Duke Lockback Folding Knives: 1.) One of 250, mirror polished blade and bolsters, finger groove honey jigged bone handle. Includes the original box, leather sheath, and COA. 2.) Mirror polished blade and bolsters, finger groove buffalo horn and malachite handle. Includes the original box and leather sheath. 3.) Colt Firearms Commemorative, etched blade with Colt logo, smooth wood handle with inlaid Colt Custom Shop medallion. Includes glass topped wood display case. 4.) Statue of Liberty 1886-1986 Commemorative, mirror polished blade and bolsters, gold etched blade with The Statue of Liberty. Wood handle is made from the doors of the Ellis Island Facilities. Includes the original wall plaque, COA, and box. All the knives and accessories are in excellent, unused condition. The bolsters have a few minor handling marks. Est.: $350-$550/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Buck Collector's Club Knives: 1.) 1990 #15 of 250, Model 531 Bucklock Folding Hunter, etched blade, numbered on the bolster. 2.) 1992 #15 of 500, Model 535 Bucklock 2, etched blade is numbered on the backside. 3.) 1996 #15 of 250, Model 110DM, Damascus blade, stag handles with gold Collector's Club medallion. Includes the COA. All knives are in excellent, unused condition, with minor handling marks on the bolsters. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Custom Engraved and Serrated Buck Model 500 Duke Lockback Folding Knife, satin finished blade with fully serrated cutting edge, Buck "custom" blade stamp, checkered wood handle, engraved bolsters features scroll work on one side and rams head on the opposite side. Knife is in excellent overall condition; bolsters shows mild toning. Est.: $200-$400.

Lot of Two (2) Limited Edition Buck Knives: #111 Classic and Custom #532 Bucklock. 1.) Model 111 Classic lockback folding knife with engraved aluminum handle with original fancy tooled leather sheath. Knife and sheath are in excellent, unused condition. Aluminum with a few minor scuffs and handling marks. 2.) Custom shop Model 532 Bucklock, mirror polished blade and bolsters, file-worked spine, stag handle, with carry clip. Knife is in excellent, unused condition, with a few minor scratches on the blade and bolsters. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Three (3) Buck Folding Knives: Dave Yellowhorse, Classic 111, & Red Fox. 1.) Custom David Yellowhorse Buck Model 112 Ranger Lockback Folding Knife, 3" blade, with engraved and file worked brass bolsters, ironwood scales with brass inlaid buffalo, centered between turquoise/red jasper/pearl/brass spacers. Blade is marked "By Dave Yellowhorse" . In original wood display case. Knife is in excellent, unused condition, brass shows mild toning. Wood case with a few scratches to the exterior. 2.) Model 111 Classic lockback folding knife with engraved aluminum handle and original fancy tooled leather sheath. Knife is in excellent, unused condition. Sheath would benefit from light cleaning/conditioning. 3.) One of 150 Model 110 Red Fox with gold etched blade, brass bolsters, and wood handle. Includes the original brown clamshell case. Blade is excellent with bright gold embellishments. Bolsters show toning and handling marks. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

Diana LP 8 Pellet Air Pistol, #01482294, .177 cal., 7" barrel, black finish, black synthetic frame and grip, fixed red fiber optic front sight and rear adjustable green fiber optic sight. Made in Germany. Includes two plastic barrel shrouds and a black plastic hard case.Condition is excellent, appearing like new, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, showing a few light handling marks. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is mirror bright and rifling is strong. Est.: $200-$300

Baikal MP-46M Single Shot Target Air Pistol, #11463586, .177 cal., 11" barrel, blued finish, hardwood adjustable palm shelf left hand grips, rear fully adjustable target sight, and blade front sight. A Simmons ProHunter 2-6x32 Pistol Scope with Duplex reticle is mounted on a scope mount and rings. Includes black plastic hard case, pellets, cleaning rod, and spare rear sight blade. Optic view is clear. In excellent overall condition. Metal surfaces retain approx. 99%+ original finish, showing only light handling wear. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is mirror bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $600 - $900

Steyr Match LP1 CO2 Olympic Air Pistol, #705202, .177 cal., 10.4" barrel, matte stainless finish, right hand Steyr hardwood match grip, adjustable trigger, with ramped front sight, and square-notched adjustable rear sight. Includes two (2) CO2 air tanks, barrel weight, pellets, Peltor earmuffs, manual, tools, and stainless locking Franzen case. Pistol is near excellent, showing light handling wear and scratches near the muzzle. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is bright and rifling is defined. Est.: $400-$600.

Walther CP3 CO2 Match Air Pistol, #52137, .177 cal., 8" barrel, matte stainless finish, right hand Walther hardwood match grips, adjustable trigger, with ramped front sight and square-notched adjustable rear sight. Includes two (2) CO2 air tanks, tool for removing air tank, cleaning rod, screwdriver, pellets, and brown Doskocil hard plastic case. Pistol is in excellent, like new condition. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is bright and rifling is defined. Est.: $400-$600.

Feinwerkbau Model 80 Side Cocking Match Air Pistol, #208346, .177 cal., 7.4" barrel, blued finish, hardwood adjustable palm shelf left handed grips, rear fully adjustable target sight, and Patridge style front sight. Includes fitted metal Plano locking case, and pellets. In excellent overall condition. Metal surfaces retain approx. 99% original finish, showing only light handling wear. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is mirror bright and rifling is sharp. Est.: $400-$600

Hy-Score Arms Model M819 Match Spring-Loaded Air Pistol, #07143F, .177 cal., 7" barrel, parkerized finish, front sight post, square-notched adjustable rear sight, and right hand wood match thumb-rest grips. Condition is excellent, with metal surfaces retaining approx. 99% parkerized finish, showing small scratches/marring to the axle screw covers. Grips rate excellent with only minor handling marks and two indentations to the bottom front edge. Includes a brown faux leather briefcase with interior felt lining and fitted for the pistol along with pellets, screwdrivers, and rear sight blade. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is bright and rifling is defined. Est.: $400-$600

RWS Diana Model 54 Air King Side Lever Spring Piston Air Rifle, #04013548, .22 cal., 17.25" barrel, blue finish, one piece checkered hardwood stock, front sight is missing, rear sight is adjustable with square notched groove. Made in Germany, April 1996. Topped with a Tasco 3-9x50 rifle scope with matte black finish and duplex reticle, and adjustable objective. Scope is in excellent condition with bright, clear optics. Rifle is in near excellent condition, retaining approx. 98% factory blue, show intermittent light handling marks. Barrel with a few scattered spots of very light surface rust. Wood is near excellent, showing light scattered handling marks, primarily on the forend, and bottom edge of the buttstock. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500.

SKB Model 1900 Ducks Unlimited Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #91DU0283, 12 ga., 28" barrel with ventilated rib, 3" chamber, Full choke tube installed, and silver bead front sight. Metal with a blued finish, sides of the aluminum alloy receiver with machine scroll and waterfowl engraving. Gloss finished checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with Ducks Unlimited grip cap, solid brown rubber SKB recoil pad; LOP is 14.25". Includes the original matching numbered box, extra IMP and MOD choke tubes, cable lock, instruction sheet and other misc. factory literature. Shotgun is in outstanding, like new condition. Action functions smoothly. Bore is mirror bright. Box shows wear and has additional tape on the exterior. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Left Hand Mossberg Model 590 Slide-Action Shotgun, #V0430545, 12 ga., 21-1/4" barrel chambered for 2-3/4" and 3" shells, cylinder bore, blue finish, alloy receiver, brass bead front sight, black synthetic stock and forend with ventilated Mossberg recoil pad, rear sling swivel, 13-3/4" barrel heat shield and full length 8-round extended magazine tube. Top of receiver has been drilled and tapped. LOP is 14-1/4". Mfg'd circa 19982000. Condition is excellent. Metal surfaces retain approx. 98-99% of the factory blued finish, with only minor scuffs and handling marks. Stock and forend with only minor handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Weatherby Model Ninety Two Pump Action Shotgun, #92-11163, 12 ga., 28" barrel with vent rib, 3'' chamber, Mod choke, and brass bead front sight. Blue finish with gold colored trigger and slide release. Checkered walnut stock and forend with ventilated Weatherby recoil pad; LOP is 14-1/8". Made in Japan for Weatherby, South Gate, CA. Mfg'd circa 1982-1989. Condition is very good, metal surfaces retain approx. 95%-97% factory finish, with light marks from use. Stock and forend display typical signs of handling and use, with scattered light indentations and scratches; checkering is crisp. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $300-$450. (Modern)

Beretta A390 ST Ducks Unlimited Pacific Flyway Limited Edition Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #91240112, 12 gauge, 28" vent rib barrel with 3" chamber, IC choke, and ivory bead front sight. Blue finish; receiver displays attractive machine engraving with a gold banner on the right, "DUCKS UNLIMITED" and "LIMITED EDITION PACIFIC FLYWAY" on the left. Top right of the receiver is marked "253 of 300". Finely checkered gloss finished deluxe walnut forend and pistol grip stock with Beretta solid rubber recoil pad; LOP is 14.75". Mfg'd 1991. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, showing only minor handling marks. Wood with a few faint storage marks and attractive figure in the buttstock. Action is crisp with an excellent, bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Beretta Model A391 3.5 Xtrema Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #AG0329952, 12 ga., 26" vent rib barrel with 3-1/2" chamber, brass bead front sight, and IC choke tube installed. Factory Advantage Max-4 camouflage finish. Synthetic pistol grip stock and finger groove forend with textured rubber inserts, sling swivel studs, and the inner core of the original black rubber recoil pad; LOP is 14-1/8". Top of the receiver is grooved for scope mounts. Manufactured 2003 in Italy. Condition is very good+ overall, showing wear to the camouflage finish at the front of the pistol grip and trigger guard. Otherwise, showing intermittent typical light handling marks. Black rubber inserts in the buttstock show moderate handling wear and discoloration. Action operates smoothly. Bore is excellent and bright throughout. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1400 Mark II Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #N739877, 12 ga., 28" vent rib barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, Winchoke system with Modified choke installed, black alloy receiver, blued barrel, press-checkered forend and pistol grip walnut stock, Winchester buttplate, with silver bead front sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester proof marks on receiver and barrel. LOP is 14". Mfg'd circa 1972-1973. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with a few scattered light handling marks. Stock with light marks from storage and handling; checkering is sharp. Action is smooth, bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1200 Slide Action Skeet Shotgun, #208874, 20 ga., 26" vent rib barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, Skeet choke, blue finish, alloy receiver, red bead front sight, press checkered walnut stock and forend with ventilated Winchester recoil pad; LOP is 13-7/8". Mfg'd circa 1965-1966. Receiver and barrel are both Winchester proofed and barrel is marked "SKEET". Condition is very good. Metal surfaces retain approx. 95%-97% factory blue, showing intermittent nicks and scratches; barrel with a few tiny specks of oxidation and pin-prick pitting. Nicely figured walnut stock and forend show shallow surface dents and scratches; checkering is clean. Action is smooth, bore is bright with a few areas of light rust. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Charles Daly Field Compact Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #3212942, 20 ga., 22" vent rib barrel with Mod choke tube, 3" chamber, and brass bead front sight. Barrel and aluminum alloy receiver with black finish. Checkered black synthetic pistol grip stock and forend with vented black rubber Charles Daly recoil pad; LOP is 12.5". Made in Turkey and imported by KBI. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory metal finish, showing scattered light handling marks, and two small spots of finish loss on the right side of the receiver. Stock with crisp checkering and only a few minor scuffs and handling marks. Action operates smoothly. Bore is bright throughout. Est.: $150-$300 (Modern)

Early Beretta Silver Pigeon Slide Action Shotgun, #010855, 12 ga., 30" plain barrel has 2-3/4" chamber, Cyl bore, and silver bead front sight; blue finish. Checkered finger grooved forend and pistol grip walnut buttstock with original grip cap, and Beretta buttplate; LOP is 14". Mfg'd 1959. Includes an original owner's manual. Shotgun is in very good+ condition, retaining over 95% factory blue, showing light toning from age. Wood with scattered mostly moderate dents and scratches, including a more notable scratch to the right side of the buttstock, and long scrape on the underside beginning at the toe. Wood checkering is crisp; edge of the pistol grip cap has a few small chips missing. Crisp action cycles smoothly. Bore is bright throughout and in excellent condition. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Winchester 1200 Stainless Marine Slide Action Shotgun, #L1915247, 12 ga., 18.25" barrel is chambered for 2-3/4" and 3" shells, chrome anodized receiver, polished stainless steel barrel and 5-round magazine tube, smooth walnut stock and grooved forend, black Winchester recoil pad, raised bead front sight, and flip-up rear sight. Shotgun is in near excellent condition, with light handling marks and typical micro-scratching for this type of finish. Stock and forend have light handling marks and there is a very small chip on the left side of the wrist, adjacent to the receiver. Action functions smoothly; bore is bright. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1400 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #176267, 12 ga., 28" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, fixed Modified choke, black alloy receiver, blued barrel, press checkered forend and pistol grip walnut stock with red ventilated Winchester recoil pad, and silver bead front sight. LOP is 14". Factory markings are clear, with Winchester proof marks on receiver and barrel. Mfg'd circa 1966. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 92%-94% factory finish, with scattered light marks consistent with handling and use. Wood with an added coat of varnish, scattered shallow surface dents and signs of field use; checkering is clean. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1400 MK II Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #408299, 12 ga., 30" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, fixed Full choke, black alloy receiver, blued barrel, press checkered walnut forend and pistol grip buttstock with red ventilated Winchester recoil pad, and silver bead front sight. LOP is 14". Factory markings are clear, with Winchester proof marks on receiver and barrel. Mfg'd circa 1970-1971. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 93%-95% factory finish, with scattered light marks consistent with handling and use. Wood with an added coat of varnish, scattered shallow surface dents and signs of field use; checkering is clean. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $300-$450. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1200 Slide Action Shotgun, #389204, 16 ga., 28" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, fixed Modified choke, black alloy receiver, blued barrel, press checkered forend and pistol grip walnut stock with Winchester ventilated recoil pad, and silver bead front sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester proof marks on receiver and barrel. LOP is 14". Mfg'd circa 1964-1968. Includes factory instruction manual. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 93%-95% factory finish, with scattered light marks consistent with handling and use. Wood with an added coat of varnish, shallow scattered surface dents and other marks from field use; checkering is clean. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is bright. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Smith & Wesson Model 3000 Police Slide-Action Shotgun, FC37946, 12 ga., 18" barrel, 2-3/4'' chamber, Pol. Cyl. bore, 7 shot magazine tube extension installed, blue finish, S&W folding stock with full pistol grip, grooved black synthetic forend, and silver bead front sight. Includes a black canvas sling and correct but non-matching box. Condition overall is near excellent. Metal surfaces show light handling marks and wear, with normal finish wear visible on the magazine tube. Folding stock functions properly. Smooth action and excellent, clean bore. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Valmet Model 412S Over/Under Shotgun, #281844, 12 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels with blue finish, 3'' chambers, fixed Mod/IC chokes, orange front and mid-bead sights. Receiver with coin finish, single selective trigger, automatic safety, and ejectors. Checkered hardwood forend and pistol grip buttstock and a Valmet recoil pad; LOP is 14-1/8". Mfg'd in Finland circa 1980s. Includes the factory box and owner's manual. Condition is excellent, with only intermittent light handling marks; approx. 97%-98% factory bluing remains on barrels. Wood is in excellent condition with only light handling marks; checkering is sharp. Action is smooth and locks up securely; bores are bright. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Left Hand Franchi Affinity Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #BL35581P15, 12 ga., 28" vent barrel, chambered for 2-3/4" or 3" shells, screw-in Modified choke tube, matte black finish, alloy receiver, red fiber optic front sight, black synthetic stock and forend with pressed checkering and solid rubber recoil pad; LOP is 14-3/8". Mfg'd 1998. Condition is excellent overall. Metal surfaces retain approx. 98%-99% matte finish. Stock and forend with only minor handling marks; recoil pad has an approx. 1/2" crack at the toe. Action is smooth, bore is bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Mossberg Model 500A Pump Action Shotgun, #NVSN, 12 ga., 28" barrel with 2-3/4" chamber, Modified choke. brass bead front sight, blued finish, walnut forend and  pistol grip stock with Mossberg ventilated recoil pad; LOP is 14". Mfg'd circa 1961 1968. Condition is good overall, retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning blue, with scattered light scratches and handling wear. Stock shows marks consistent with normal use; there are 3 cracks in the wrist ranging from 1-1/2"- 2". Action functions smoothly, bore is bright. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Fox Model B-SE Side-by-Side Shotgun, #A670181, 12 ga., 26" vent rib barrels with extractors, 2-3/4" chambers, IC/Mod chokes, and single selective trigger; blued finish with lightly machine engraved receiver. Checkered hardwood forend and pistol grip stock with checkered hard rubber grip cap, ending with a ribbed hard rubber buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Shotgun is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95% factory finish with a few spots of wear along the barrels. Receiver shows light scratches and minor edge wear; marked "FOX" in a banner on both sides, with a stylized fox on the underside. Wood with scattered light indentations and handling marks consistent with moderate field use. Action is crisp and functions smoothly. Bores are bright. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Rossi Overland Side-by-Side Shotgun, #T155947, 12 ga., 20.25'' barrels with 3" chambers, choked IC/Mod; blue finish. Brazilian hardwood forend and pistol grip stock with 1" Pachmayr "White Line" black rubber recoil pad. Shotgun also features exposed hammers, double triggers, with extractors. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 97%+ factory blue, showing a few scattered light scratches and handling marks. Stock and forend with scattered small handling marks. Action is smooth and locks tight; bores are bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

E.R. Amantino Side-by-Side Coach Gun, #404284, .410 ga., 20" barrel with 3'' chamber, brass bead front sight, choked Mod/Cyl; blue finish with double triggers and auto-safety. Checkered pistol grip wood stock and forend with black plastic buttplate, and decorative grip; LOP is 14.5". Imported by Stoeger and marked on the right side of the barrel. Mfg'd circa 1989-1999. Condition is near excellent, retaining approx. 98% factory blue; muzzle with light wear. Stock shows normal intermittent small handling marks; checkering is clean and sharp. Forend has light wear to the edges. Excellent action with tight lockup, bores are bright. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern)

Lot of Four (4) Tins of Collectible Remington .22 Caliber Ammunition: 1.) Remington .22 Ammunition & Playing Card Gift Set, with 200 rounds of .22 LR and two tins/playing card decks. 2.) Remington .22 Ammunition & Playing Card Gift Set, with 200 rounds of .22 LR and two tins/playing card decks. 3.) Remington Gift Pack featuring 300 "Golden Bullet" High Velocity 22's and a Remington pocket knife. 4.) Remington High Velocity Collectible Racecar tin, containing 350 rounds of .22 LR. All items are sealed in their original packaging and in excellent overall condition. Est.:$200-$300/lot.

Lot of Four (4) Tins of Collectible Remington .22 Caliber Ammunition: 1.) Remington .22 Ammunition & Playing Card Gift Set, with 200 rounds of .22 LR and two tins/playing card decks. 2.) Remington Ducks Unlimited Commemorative Tin with 25 rounds of all brass 12 gauge shotshells. 3.) Remington Gift Pack featuring 300 "Golden Bullet" High Velocity 22's (.22 LR) and a Remington pocket knife. 4.) Remington 175th Anniversary "America's Oldest Gunmakers" tin containing 325 .22 LR rounds. All items are in excellent overall condition. Item #1 & #3 are still sealed in the original packaging. The Ducks Unlimited tin has a broken seal but all rounds and original paperwork are present. The 175th Anniversary tin lacks any factory seal or wrap but the contents remain complete. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Winchester Model 52-B Bolt Action Target Rifle, #B55823, .22 LR cal., 28" heavy barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with accessory rail in the forend, sling swivels, and checkered steel buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Front sight is a dovetailed blade; rear of the barrel with two sight blocks. There is also a dovetailed flat-top base on the receiver with two vacant drilled and tapped holes. Includes one 5-round detachable Winchester magazine. Mfg'd 1939. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 94%-95% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle, thinning and toning to the trigger guard. Stock with scattered light indentations and added coat of varnish. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Savage New Model 19 NRA Bolt Action Rifle, #48722, .22 LR cal., 25" barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip half-stock with semi-beavertail forend, barrel band, sling swivels, and "SVG" marked ribbed blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle also features a Redfield match front sight with insert, rear sight. has been removed, an adjustable receiver sight has been added, with one 5-round blue steel magazine, which is marked "MOD. 1933 NRA". Mfg'd circa 1940-1941. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% factory blue, showing some areas of thinning and toning, primarily along the barrel and trigger guard. Stock with scattered light impressions and handling marks, as well as a small chip missing from the edge of the pistol grip. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with defined rifling. The New Model 19 NRA was also referred to as the Model 19-33, eventually becoming best known as the "NRA Model 1933", with the primary difference being the half-stock. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Remington Model 521-T Junior Special Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece target stock with accessory rail, ebony grip cap, and ribbed hard rubber buttplate. Dovetailed silver tipped blade front sight, no provision for a rear sight, with two empty holes to the left rear of the receiver for a sight. Includes one blue steel 10-round magazine. Rifle is topped with two-piece bases, rings, and Bushnell High Contrast 4-12x scope, with gloss black finish, adjustable objective, and duplex reticle. Scope is in excellent condition with clear optics. Mfg'd 1948. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 97%-98% of a quality refinished blue, showing some mild salt & pepper blemishes under the new finish, now with only light marks. Stock is a later replacement that is in near excellent condition, missing the rear sling swivel stud. Action functions well with a crisp trigger. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Remington Model 521-T Junior Special Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, blue with color case hardened bolt shroud and trigger; smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with a semi-beavertail forend, sling swivels, period leather rifle sling, and ribbed hard rubber buttplate; providing a 13.25" LOP. Sights include a factory dovetailed blade front with Lyman adjustable aperture sight at the left rear of the receiver. Includes one 5-round Remington blue steel magazine. Mfg'd 1948. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% thinning and toning factory blue, showing intermittent light scratches along the barrel. Receiver shows light edge wear; color case hardened finish is muted. Stock with scattered moderate scratches and handling marks that are consistent with age and use. Action functions smoothly. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Early Walther Sport Modell Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #27438, .22 LR cal., 25.5" medium weight barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels and checkered steel buttplate; providing a 12.5" LOP. Front sight is a dovetailed Marble #26N blade. There is no provision for a rear sight. There is a Redfield adjustable aperture sight at the rear. Rifle is in fine overall condition as refinished, retaining approx. 98%-99% of an old, quality reblued finish, with light handling marks only. Stock with repairs on both sides of the buttstock and underside of the forend. Additionally, there is a metal stripe around the forend. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Savage Model 24 O/U Combination Gun, #D720227, .22 LR / .410 Gauge, 24" barrels with a 3" chamber on the .410 barrel, blue and color case hardened finish. Machine checkered hardwood forend and high comb pistol grip stock with Savage grip cap, and ending with a ribbed plastic buttplate; providing a 14.5" LOP. Ramped blade front and folding rear sight. Mfg'd 1959. Gun is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% original finish on the barrels, with only minor marks. Receiver displays muted color case hardened finish, with spots of dried oil that should clean. Stock is in excellent condition with light storage marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bores are bright and show little use. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Stevens Model 22-410 O/U Combination Gun, #NVSN, .22 LR over .410 Gauge, 24" barrels, blue and color case hardened finish. Checkered Tenite forend and pistol grip stock, ending with a ribbed black plastic buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Ramped blade front and standard U-notch rear sight. Mfg'd circa 1940's. Condition is very good overall, retaining approx. 90% thinning barrel blue. Receiver displays considerable original smoky color case hardened finish, showing brown toning, general age and wear. Stock with sharp checkering and unique Tenite coloration. Action functions well. Bores are both very good, with light erosion and well-defined rifling. $400-$600. (C&R

Lot of Six (6) Buck Model 317 Trailblazer Slipjoint Folding Knives, all have a different type of custom wood handles, two satin finished blades, main blades measure 4.1'' with nail nicks, nickel silver bolsters, and brass liners. All with three-line ''BUCK/317/U.S.A.'' blade stamps. Blades and handles are all in excellent condition. Bolsters with typical intermittent light marks from handling and storage. Est.: $400-$700/lot.

Lot of Six (6) Buck Model 500 Duke Folding Knives, all have 3" blades, five (5) with three-line "Buck/500/U.S.A." blade stamps (2 script), and one is marked in three-lines "Buck/Custom/U.S.A.". Handle materials include what looks like Barbados sheep, elk horn, two (2) Sambar stag, and two (2) that look like impala horn. The knife with the "Custom" blade stamp is file worked on the inside edges of the frame. One of the sambar stag handled knives has Damascus bolsters. All the knives are in excellent overall condition; blades retain their factory edges. Some of the bolsters display typical minor handling marks or micro-scratching. Damascus bolsters show toning. Handles are excellent. Est.: $500-$700/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Buck Model 110 Lockback Folding Knives: 1.) Mirror polished blade with Buck "Custom" blade stamp, buffalo horn handle. 2.) Mirror polished blade with Buck "Custom" blade stamp, numbered "0452", cast pewter handle with deer games scenes on each side. 3.) Mirror polished blade with Buck "Custom" blade stamp, finger groove wood handle. 4.) Satin finished blade with three-line two-dot blade stamp and deer herd game scene etched into the opposite side of the blade. 5.) Sports Afield Centennial, #12/100, gold etched blade, bone handle, one side with scrimshawed elk game scene. Includes glass topped wood display case. All the knives and accessories are in excellent, unused condition. The bolsters show a few minor handling marks and toning. Est.: $400-$700/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Buck Model 317 Trailblazer Folding Knives, four of the knives have two satin finished blades, main blades measure 4.1'' with nail nicks, nickel silver bolsters, and brass liners. All with three-line ''BUCK/317/U.S.A.'' blade stamps. One is unique as it has only one blade and is liner lock and not slipjoint. Handles include black Delrin, what looks like buffalo horn, etched cow bone that resembles a rope type pattern, Kudu horn, and brown jigged bone. The two bone handled and Kudu horn handled knives are in excellent overall condition, with some light handling marks to the bolsters. Buffalo horn handled knife has remnants of cleaned pitting on the single blade and has been reconditioned. Blade on the fourth knife is excellent but the Delrin handles have grind marks to both sides. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

Lot of Four (4) Buck Knives: 1.) Buck Model 103 Skinner with original black leather sheath, 4" blade, black phenolic resin handle. Mfg'd 1990. Blade is excellent. There are small pits on the guard; scratching to the pommel. Sheath is near excellent. 2.) Model 102 Woodsman with black leather "Safety Speed Holster" sheath, 4" blade with inverted one-line stamp. Knife is very good+; blade appears to have been refurbished. Sheath is near excellent. 3.) Model 192 Vanguard with leather sheath stamped "191", 4.25" blade, mfg'd 2019. In near excellent, lightly used condition. 4.) Model 703 Colt, 2.4" main blade with three-line Buck "script" stamp. Includes an unmarked two-piece box and misc. Buck literature. In excellent condition, showing intermittent minor handling marks. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Six (6) Folding Knives by Case, Kabar, and Crosman: 1.) Case Model #6249W SS, Copperhead pattern, jigged blue bone, with box, mfg'd 2011. In excellent, unused condition. 2.) Case #6347PU, Stockman pattern, jigged brown bone, mfg'd 1970. In near excellent condition, with light scratching to the bolsters. 3.) Case #64047P, Stockman pattern, jigged brown bone, mfg'd 1975. In near excellent condition, with light scratching to the bolsters. 4.) Kabar 1128 "fish knife", three-line blade stamp, with yellow composite scales. In fine condition, showing typical age and wear, maybe lightly used. 5 & 6.) Crosman two and three-blade folding knives, jigged Delrin. Both are in fine condition, showing typical age and light handling wear. Includes a cloth Barker Bros. knife roll; 6-knife capacity. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Buck Folding Knives and Sharpener: 1.) Model 317 Trailblazer, bolsters have been jeweled. In good used condition, blade shows additional sharpening and scratching. 2.) Model 501 Esquire. In good used condition, blade shows additional sharpening and scratching. 3.) Model 138 Edgemaster. Excellent in the original box. 4.) Model 525A4 Memory Series Whitetail Deer. Like new in the original box. 5.) Model 527-BR The Treasury. Like new in the original box. 6.) Model 110 100 Year Anniversary (1902-2002) Knife with inlaid medallion in the handle. Includes the original sheath, box, and pin. Like new in the original box. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Lot of Eight (8) Buck Folding Knives: 1.) Model 500, #99/2000, faux ivory scales, each side with two scrimshawed ducks in flight. Includes the original wood display case. In excellent condition. 2.) Model 500, #89/2000, faux ivory scales, each side with a scrimshawed loon game scene. Includes the original wood display case. In excellent condition. 3-8.) Model 703 Colt, Model 701 Bronco, 705 Pony, Model 303 Cadet, Model 309 Companion, and Model 305 Lancer. All with either sawcut Delrin or wood scales. Unused, with light scratching and toning to the bolsters. Est.: $350-$500/lot.

Lot of Twelve (12) Folding & One Small Fixed Blade Knife by Browning, Case, Laguiole, Remington, Schrade, Winchester, etc. 1.) #0004/1000 Browning Model 125, etched blade with gold Buck, burl wood scales. 2.) Case #6111 1/2L SS Cheetah, etched blade. 3.) Case #610096 SS Tiny Toothpick. 4.) Laguiole T12 Traditional, wood scales with file worked spine. 5.) Winchester 14003 Small Trout Knife. 6.) Remington R-1 Upland Bird. 7.) Remington R-2 Waterfowl. 8.) Bear MGC lockback folder with Damascus blade. 9.) Bear MGC liner lock with blued blade. 10.) A.G. Russell Toothpick, slipjoint. 11.) Hen & Rooster #232-GPB Stockman, bolster is numbered "154". 12.) Schrade 807UH small Stockman. 13.) Camillus Model 48 Pen Knife. All with bone/stag scales, except for the Browning and Laguiole. Conditions range from fine and lightly used to near excellent/excellent and unused. All have varying amounts of mild scratching to the bolsters. No cracks to the scales. Includes a padded knife case that holds 42 pocket knives. Est.: $500-$700/lot.

Lot of Twelve (12) Case Pocket Knives: 1.) Model #6318 SS Stockman. 2.) #62131CV Canoe. 3.) #61011 SS Hawkbill; shows minor use. 4.) #6445R Utility, mfg'd 1979; shows light use. 5.) #61749L SS Mini Copperlock. 6.) #61549L SS Copperlock, mfg'd 1999. 7.) #61048 SS Slimline Trapper. 8.) #6254 SS Trapper. 9.) #62042 SS Pocket Pen, mfg'd 1989. 10.) #6207 SS Mini Trapper. 11.) #610096 SS Tiny Toothpick. 12.) #61165 LH SS Pocket Hunter; in good used condition. Unless specified, all the knives were manufactured between 2000-2009 and appear unused, with varying amounts of micro-scratching to the bolsters and handling marks. Includes a Sack-Ups knife roll. Est.: $600-$800/lot.

Navy Arms Model 1863 Percussion Musket, #4938, .58 cal., 40" barrel, metal is in the white, walnut stock, standard blade front sight, and U-notch rear leaf sight. Barrel is marked "NAVY ARMS CO. RIDGEFIELD N.J. U.S.A." on top and "4938" below the rear sight. Lockplate is marked "(Eagle)" then "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/NAVY ARMS CO. RIDGEFIELD N.J. U.S.A.". Musket is in fine overall condition. Metal with scattered spots of mild rust patina, particularly on the lockplate. Wood is excellent, with a few small indentations on the buttstock. Action works well. Bore is excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

Colt Authentic Black Powder Series 1st Model Dragoon Percussion Revolver, #27046, .44 cal., 7.5" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grips, German silver blade front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer, brass straps, and squareback trigger guard. Cylinder roll engraved with Texas Ranger and Indian fight scene. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, hang tag, and other misc. literature. Mfg'd circa 1980-1982. Revolver is in excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 99%+ factory finish, appearing unfired. Brass straps and trigger guard are bright. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $800-$1,000. (No FFL Required)

Authentic Colt Black Powder Series Baby Dragoon 5-Shot Percussion Revolver, #16618, .31 cal., 4" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grip, brass pin front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer face, silver plated straps, square back trigger guard, with roll engraved cylinder. All-matching visible serial numbers. Includes factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, and other misc. literature. Mfg'd circa 1981-82. Revolver appears as new, with only minor storage marks. Frame and hammer display vivid color case hardened finish. Grips are in near excellent condition, with several light indentations on the left grip. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with excellent rifling and appears to be unfired. Limited in production to 1,352 revolvers. Est.: $400-$600. (No FFL Required)

Replica Arms Italian Copy of an 1847 Walker Percussion Revolver, #288, .44 cal., 9" barrel, brown and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece grip, brass blade front and V-notch rear sight located on the hammer, iron frame with brass square back trigger guard, 6-shot engraved cylinder. Frame, loading lever, and hammer are color case hardened. All-matching visible serial numbers. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, displaying considerable brown finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scattered scuffs and handling marks. Frame, loading lever, and hammer show muted smoky gray case hardened finish. Brass trigger guard and front strap have toned to a pleasing patina. Grips are very good and fit slightly proud at the toe. Action functions well. Bore is near excellent with defined rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (No FFL Required)

Colt 1961 Civil War Centennial Single Shot 1860 Army Pistol, #812W, .22 Short cal., 6" barrel, blue and gold finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sight located on the hammer. Marked "-CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL MODEL-.22 CAL. SHORT-". Includes a vintage "Slim Jim" open-top leather holster, lightly marked "SULLIVAN & Co." on the top. The holster is in very good condition with tight stitching. Mfg'd 1961. Pistol is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 92%-94% original finish, with light wear at the muzzle, scattered handling marks, and a section on the cylinder where the finish has flaked to bare metal. The frame is gold tone with light edge wear. Grips are in fine condition, with a single deeper impression at the base of the left panel. Action functions well. Bore is bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Navy Arms 1860 Reb Model Griswold & Gunnison Percussion Revolver, #7574, .44 cal., 7.5" round barrel, blue finish, brass frame, smooth walnut grips, color case hardened loading lever and hammer, brass pin front and V- notch rear sight located on the hammer face. Factory markings are clear, with Italian proofs and Uberti symbol on the left side of the barrel lug. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98%-99% factory finish, with scattered minor marks. Brass frame has toned to a pleasing taffy patina. Loading lever and hammer show muted color case hardened finish. Grips are in near excellent condition, with scattered light indentations, missing the securing screw on the butt. Action functions well. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (No FFL Required)

Armi San Marco 1851 Navy Black Powder Percussion Revolver, #9192, .45 cal., 7.5" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut two-piece grips, brass pin front sight, V-notch rear sight located on the hammer, brass straps and trigger guard, and rebated army style cylinder with naval battle scene. Marked "MADE IN ITALY" under the rammer. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 98% factory blue; 90% case colors, with wear to the sides of the frame. Grips with a few light handling marks. Action is crisp and cycles smoothly. Bore is primarily bright, with intermittent freckles of pitting near the muzzle; rifling is clearly defined. Est.: $150-$250. (No FFL Required)

19th Century Swiss Minerva Silver Cased Pocket Watch with Engraved Back and Rose Gold Colored Trim/Bezel. The acrylic crystal has become opaque, protecting an attractive white enameled face with bright blue Roman numerals, gold dot trim, delicate hour and minute hands, separate second dial. The case shows tarnish and smoothing with age and carry. The interior of the lid is marked "MINERVA" and "(arrow)", "(crescent moon)", and "(crown)" proof. There is a small bird and "R 0,800 F" in a rectangle, "GALLONE" over the serial number 41,2065, and "AB". The opposite side is marked "Otto Schneider / Feitz" in script. The release is not functioning to allow access to the movement. The arrow symbol is the trademark of Robert Freres, a watchmaker and founder of the Minerva brand. Includes a glass dome and hardwood base display case. Est.: $300-$500.

Lot of Two (2) 19th Century Pocket Watches with Glass & Wood Display Cases: 1.) Swiss Cylinder Escapement Pocket Watch. In very good overall condition showing a scalloped bezel and engraving that has smoothed from carry and use. The silver case is marked "GALONNE" and "GALONNE 12K", indicating it was originally gold washed or trimmed. The lid shows a "(crown)" proof and "0,800" in a rectangle, indicating the main body is 800-grade silver. Lid shows an old repair at the hinge. On the obverse the watch is marked "Cylinder 6 Steine" in script. Porcelain face is hand painted with fine flowers, displaying delicate gold tone hour, minute, and separate second hand. 2.) Diminutive French 19th Century Pocket Watch. The watch is in good overall condition with a silver case and rose gold color bezel, displaying a simple white face with Roman numerals and gold tone hands. Reverse is engraved with an angel and cherub, showing smoothing and wear from carry. Interior of the case is marked "0,800" in a rectangle, for 800-grade silver, with a "(crown)" proof, serial #41160, etched "7649/46". Obverse is marked "Cylindre / 10 Rubis" in script. The movement is bright and interior lid is marked "CUIVRE". Est.: $200-$400/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Swiss Pocket Watches with Glass Dome Display Cases: 1.) Swiss Cylinder Escapement Pocket Watch with Silver Case and Porcelain Face. The watch is in good overall condition, showing moderate to heavy wear and smoothing of surfaces, the reverse shows traces of light engraving with solder around the perimeter. Face is white with turquoise color trim and large black Roman numerals with gold tone hour, second, and separate second hands. Face shows hairline cracks and chips around the perimeter. The crystal is clean, with a thin wood shim added. Stem wound with a silver bezel. Interior is marked "Remontoir / Cylindre / 8 Rubis" in script, indicating the stem wound, cylinder escapement movement. The opposite side shows repair and solder, lightly etched "15/5301". The release would not allow access to the movement. 2.) Swiss Roskopf 20th Century "People's Watch" Pin-Pallet Escapement Pocket Watch. Watch is in fine overall condition with silver-tone case, large white porcelain face with small red secondary and large black primary numerals, displaying delicate gold-tone hour and second hands and separate second dial. Face is marked "Roskopf Patent", with hair line cracks and small discolored area above the number 1. Reverse of the case is stamped "ROSKOPF" with star symbols. Interior displays the serial number 319597 with the reverse marked with a larger Roskopf marking. Movement is bright with an engine turned interior. Created in 1865 by Swiss watchmaker Georges-Frederic Roskopf, the "People's Watch" was designed with a simpler movement so a working class person could buy a watch for roughly a month's wages instead of a full year salary. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

Lot of Old West Collectibles, includes a leather Wells Fargo marked shotgun shell pouch, measuring 4" x 3.5" x 3". In very good condition. Inside the pouch are six Parker Bros marked empty nickel plated 12 gauge shot shells. The lot also includes two sets of old west handcuffs with keys. Both sets are in good condition, with surface erosion and areas of surface rust. Period leather belt cuff case with brass snap; in good condition, showing loss of finish and wear with the leather around the snap gone. The lot further includes an empty collectible Remington Dog Bone box marked ".38-55 WINCHESTER, MARLIN and SAVAGE". Box is plastic wrapped in fine condition. Additionally, there is an unmarked period tooled leather open top right hand holster for a SAA revolver. In very good condition with tight stitching. The belt loop shows damage and loss of leather, but is intact. Finally, the lot includes a smooth walnut buttstock with smooth iron crescent butt plate. In good condition with indentations and repairs on both sides at the wrist. Est.: $200-$300/lot.

Stevens Maynard JR. No. 15 Single Shot Boy's Rifle, #NVSN, .22 LR cal., 18" octagon to round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth hardwood forend and straight grip stock with smooth steel buttplate, exposed hammer, serpentine lever release, German silver blade front and fixed V-notch rear sight. Mfg'd circa 1900-1912. Rifle is in fair overall condition, metal is mostly brown, with traces of blue finish along the barrel. Receiver shows silvered color case hardened finish mixed with patina. Factory markings are legible. Wood with numerous indentations. There are eleven small holes and notches applied on the left side of the buttstock, along with a hand carved buck; vintage Indian Chief sticker on the right side. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is partially bright, with scattered moderate to heavy erosion; rifling is clearly visible. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Stevens No. 14 Little Scout Rolling Block Single Shot Boy's Takedown Rifle, #NVSN, .22 LR cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with a smooth steel buttplate, German silver blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with large "SVG" in a circle at the left rear of the receiver. Mfg'd 1909-1936. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining considerable thinning and toning finish along the front half of the barrel; balance with a mostly brown patina. Factory markings are clear. Stock has been sanded and refinished, with a 2" hairline crack at the top of the wrist; buttplate is proud around the perimeter and at the toe. Otherwise, showing very few handling marks. Action functions well. Bore is primarily bright with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 58 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 18" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece straight grip stock, manufactured without a buttplate, blade front and fixed V-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and bolt. Mfg'd 1928-1931. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 85%-90% toning blue finish, with wear at the muzzle and edge wear on the trigger guard. There is some old, dried oil on the barrel and bolt, which also shows darkening from age. Stock is serviceable but has 5" crack on the right side of the forend; hairline crack on the right side below the receiver and 2" chip at the right side of the receiver. Action functions well. Bore rates very good overall and is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1900 Bolt Action Single Shot Takedown Rifle, #NVSN, .22 Short & Long cal., 18" round barrel, blue finish, smooth gumwood one-piece straight grip stock with Winchester marked checkered wood butt, dovetailed blade front sight, and fixed V-notch rear sight. Mfg'd circa 1899-1902. Rifle is in good overall condition. Metal surfaces have been cleaned to an even gray color, with fine pin prick pitting on the barrel. Stock has been sanded and reoiled over old moderate dents and scratches. There is a 6" repaired lateral crack on the right side of the forend. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is fair with moderate erosion, displaying visible rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Stevens No. 12 Marksman Single Shot Top Break Boy's Rifle, #C472, .22 LR cal., 22" round barrel, blued finish, has fixed open sights (missing front). Marked with the caliber and a circled "P" proof at breech. Receiver is marked with the maker's name/address, "Marksman", and circled "I" proof at left; "Stevens" and "Trade Mark" on the right. Oil-finished walnut forend with matching straight grip buttstock and checkered hard rubber buttplate. Mfg'd 1911-1930. Condition is fair, retaining traces of barrel blue, the balance being clean gunmetal gray-brown with clear markings. Wood shows expected age and wear. Additionally, there is a fine crack and two sizeable pieces missing from the top of the wrist. Buttplate is missing a piece at the toe. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and visible rifling. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Meriden Model 10 Single Shot Rolling Block Takedown Rifle, #NVSN, .22 Short & Long cal., 22" round barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and straight grip stock with ribbed hard rubber buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, and fixed U-notch rear sight. Mfg'd circa 1908-1916. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning and toning finish on the barrel. Receiver has a mottled gray-brown appearance with traces of muted color case hardening still visible. Stock with scattered impressions and scratches. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is bright with very good, defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

Winchester Model 67A Bolt Action Single Shot Boys Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, standard U-notch rear sight, with chrome bolt. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and bolt. Mfg'd from 1934-1963. Rifle is in fine overall condition with light wear at the muzzle and scattered minor freckles of patina on the barrel. Trigger guard shows light toning and edge wear. Stock with moderate indentations and scratches. Action functions smoothly. Bore is excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Remington Model 24 Auto Loading Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #67293, .22 LR cal., 19" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock, Remington blue steel buttplate, rear sling swivel, dovetailed blade front sight, standard rear sight, bottom ejection, with tubular magazine through the buttstock. Mfg'd 1928. Rifle is in fine overall condition, barrel retains approx. 95%-96% factory blue, with light wear at the muzzle and minor marks. Receiver and trigger guard show mild toning and a little frosting. Stock with scattered light indentations and minor storage marks. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Scarce Winchester Model 59 Single Shot Bolt Action Takedown Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece straight grip stock with finger grooved forend, blue checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed blade front sight, and standard U-notch rear sight. With Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and bolt. Mfg'd from 1930-1931. Rifle is in good overall condition, metal is brown with traces of original finish along the stock line, showing scattered light marks from age and use. Additionally, there are areas of old, dried oil along the barrel. Barrel address is well-defined. Trigger guard is a replacement with bright blue finish. Stock with scattered dents and scuffs, showing a larger 3" scrape at the lower right on the forend. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is good and primarily bright with clear rifling. Manufactured for only two years, with limited production of approx. 9,200 rifles. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 67 Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 27" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with Winchester checkered hard rubber buttplate, replacement dovetailed steel tipped blade front sight, Winchester adjustable peep sight at the rear, with chrome bolt. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proof on the barrel in front of the rear sight. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 75%-80%, factory finish, with thinning primarily along the barrel, as well as a few intermittent spots of light pitting, some that have been cleaned. Stock with general moderate dents and scratches that are consistent with age and use. Action functions well. Bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Remington Model 24 Auto Loading Semi-Automatic Takedown Rifle, #23152, .22 Short cal., 19" barrel, blue finish, walnut Schnabel forend and buttstock with internal magazine tube, smooth blue steel buttplate, factory dovetailed blade front and standard rear sight. Mfg'd 1928. Rifle is in good overall condition, displaying a combination of thinning and toning blue finish mixed with brown patina; balance is gray. Barrel and receiver with typical light marks associated with age and use. Wood with scattered indentations, handling marks, and an added coat of varnish. Additionally, there is a 3" repair at the left wrist, including a few securing screws. Action functions well. Bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Winchester Model 68 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 27" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with a Winchester hard rubber buttplate, finger groove forend, chrome bolt and trigger, hooded steel beaded blade front sight, and Winchester adjustable aperture sight. Factory markings are clear, with a Winchester "WP" proof at the breech. Mfg'd from 1934-1946. Rifle is in good overall condition. Metal displays a mixture of thinning and toning blue finish and brown patina, with mild oxidation scattered throughout, and dark patina on the bolt handle. Stock is in very good condition, with scattered light indentations, and two empty holes at both ends where the sling swivels were removed. Action is crisp. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Winchester Model 74 Semi-Auto Rifle, #264460A, .22 LR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with tubular magazine in the buttstock, checkered blue steel buttplate, factory dovetailed silver bead front sight, and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1950. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 88%-90% factory finish, with thinning and patina along the barrel and trigger guard. Factory lettering is crisp. Stock with scattered mostly light indentations and handling marks, primarily on the right side and bottom of the forend. Action functions well. Bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

CVA Optima V2 Single Shot Muzzle Loading Black Powder Pistol, #61-13-020750-24, .50 cal., 14" 416 grade stainless steel barrel, checkered synthetic two-piece stock, red fiber optic front sight, drift adjustable U-notch rear sight, and full-length ramrod. Includes the factory box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, literature, cleaning cloth, 15 copper jacketed bullets, and associated packaging materials. Pistol is in excellent condition, showing little use. Stocks with sharp checkering. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore displays sharp rifling but has some very light surface rust. Est.: $300-$500. (No FFL Required)

CVA Wolf V2 Black Powder Percussion Rifle, #NVSN, .50 cal., 24" round barrel, matte stainless finish. Checkered plastic forend and pistol grip stock with fiberglass ramrod, sling swivel studs, and solid rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Fiber optic front and rear sights, picatinny rail on top. Includes the factory cardboard box with matching end label, instruction manual, warranty card, literature, wrench, and associated packaging materials. Rifle is in excellent overall condition, showing little use. Stock with sharp checkering and minor storage marks. Action functions well. Bright bore is excellent with crisp rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (No FFL Required)

Lot of Nine (9) Folding Knives by Case, Remington, Boker, etc.: 1.) Remington R5. 2.) Winchester, made in China, yellow composite handles. 3.) 1987 Remington R1613 bullet knife. Spring feels a little weak and does not quite open all the way. 4.) Vintage Kutmaster utility type knife, 4 blades, including a can opener. 5.) Kershaw #4300 Justin two-blade folding knife. 6.) Taylor's Eye Witness two-blade with white composite handles. 7.) Queen Cutlery, three-blade Stockman. 8.) Boker Tree Brand three-blade Stockman. 9.) 1970 Case #3347H three-blade Stockman with white composite handles. Includes a Sack-Ups knife roll. Conditions range from good used to near excellent, with most rating good to very good, showing varying amounts of age and wear. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Seven (7) Fixed Blade Knives including Buck Kalinga, Western Skinner, Shaka Knives, etc. 1.) Buck Kalinga with original sheath. Blade is excellent, brass guard with scuffs and scratches. The plastic insert in the leather sheath is broken. 2.) Western R14 Skinner with black leather sheath. In excellent condition. 3.) Shaka hunting knife with leather sheath. In very good condition with a few small spots of mild dark pitting on the blade. 4.) All Terrain II Machete. In near excellent condition. 5.) Red River Knives skinning knife with sheath. In excellent condition. 6.) Colt Model CT28 with black leather sheath. In near excellent condition. 7.) Valor tanto with black leather sheath. In near excellent condition. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

Lot of Seven (7) Buck and Case Folding Knives: 1.) Model 500 Duke with mirror polished blade and bolsters, buffalo horn handle. In excellent condition. 2.) Model 503 Prince, satin finished blade. In very good, used condition. 3.) Model 501 Squire with Aurum etched raccoon on the blade. Includes original leather sheath. In excellent condition. 4.) Model 507 Ultima with pearl handle. In very good+, lightly used condition, with mild scratching to the blade and bolsters. 5.) #228/250 Model 500 Duke "Strutting Turkey" with gold etched blade. Includes the box and COA. In excellent, unused condition, with some minor handling marks to the bolsters. 6.) Case Model 6333SS Mini-Stockman with bone handle. Includes the box. Excellent, unused. 7.) One of 200 American Blade Collectors 1st Annual Convention (1982) stockman knife with pearl handle. Excellent condition, with some minor scratches to the bolsters. Est.: $300-$500/lot.

Lot of Forty (40) Original Buck Model 110 Belt Sheaths, black polyester, with Buck snaps. All are in excellent condition. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Twenty-Six (26) Original Buck Knife Leather Sheaths, includes nine (9) for fixed blade knives, and seventeen (17) for folding knives. Majority of the folding knife sheaths are for Model 110s. Includes Model 112 Custom and Model 500 Custom. Conditions range from very good to excellent, showing varying signs of age and storage wear. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

Lot of Five (5) Fixed Blade Knives by Rigid, Silver Stag, and Unknown Maker: 1.) Rigid RG-62 "Bear Paw" Bowie knife with original leather sheath, 9.25" blade, 15" overall. There is verdigris on the brass guard; otherwise, in excellent condition. 2.) Silver Stag hunting knife, 6" blade, with elk crown handle and original hand-laced leather sheath. Knife is in excellent, unused condition. There is verdigris on the brass sheath hardware. 3.) Unknown skinning knife, 4.25" partially jeweled blade, crown stag handle with a buck scrimshawed into the pommel. Includes a brown leather hand-laced sheath. Knife is excellent; sheath is very good. 4&5.) Two-Knife set, same maker and features as the previous knife. Includes a gut-hook skinning knife with 3" blade and hunting knife with 6.25" blade. Both with crown stag handles that feature similar scrimshaw. Knives are excellent, with a little verdigris on the brass. Sheath is very good. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Tasco Target Silhouette Rifle Scope Model TS24X44 with adjustable objective, 24x44mm , 1" tube, gloss black finish, fine crosshair with 1/8 MOA target dot reticle. Includes factory box, paperwork, aluminum lens covers, and two (2) sunshades. In excellent condition, appearing like new; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $200-$350.

Lot of Five (5) Rifle and Pistol Scopes: 1.) Bushnell Sportview Quad-Power W74-5204 Rifle Scope with adjustable objective, 5-20x40mm, 1" tube, gloss black finish, duplex reticle, .25 MOA click adjustments. Includes Bushnell lens covers. 2.) Weaver CK4 Rifle Scope, 4x38mm, 1" tube, gloss black finish, duplex reticle, .25 MOA click adjustments. 3.) Weaver Model 849802 Kaspa Series Rifle Scope, #W240425, 1x20mm, 1" tube, matte black finish, duplex reticle. Includes factory box, paperwork, and lens covers. 4.) Bushnell Trophy Rifle Scope Model 73-3940, 3-9x40mm, 1" tube, gloss black finish, duplex reticle, .25" friction adjustments. Includes factory box and Bushnell lens covers. 5.) Burris 7x Handgun Scope, 7x32mm, 1" tube, gloss black finish, duplex reticle. Overall conditions range from very good to excellent. Boxed scopes are excellent with only light handling marks and do not appear to have been mounted. The remaining scopes show light marks from handling and use along with light ring marks. Most notably on the body of the Burris handgun scope. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$700/lot.

Burris Model #200261 2-7x32mm Scout Scope, 1" tube, matte black finish, with Ballistic Plex reticle. Includes the original box, hang tag, and instruction manual. Scope is in like new condition and looks like it was never mounted to a rifle; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $200-$300.

Lot of Two (2) Nikko Stirling Rifle Scopes 1.) Diamond LR Illuminated, 4-16x50mm, 30mm tube, matte black finish, green illuminated PRR (Precision Rifle Reticle), and side parallax adjustment. Includes factory box, instruction manual, sunshade, cleaning cloth, and lens covers. 2.) Diamond Illuminated 3-9x40mm, 30mm tube, matte black finish, illuminated dot reticle. Includes non-matching box and instruction sheet. Both scopes are in as new condition with only light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

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Lot of Two (2) Rifle Scopes 1.) UTG/Leapers Model 11-0100098 Scope with adjustable objective, 3-9x40mm, matte black finish, red or green illuminated mil-dot reticle, and exposed turrets. Includes factory box, one-piece mount, user manual, and lens covers. Overall condition is excellent showing only light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. The front ring has been shimmed. 2.) Simmons Deerfield Scope with adjustable objective, 4x32mm, gloss black finish and duplex reticle. Includes one-piece mount, non-matching box, and lens covers. Overall condition is excellent with only light handling marks. Optics are bright and clear. $100-$200/lot.

Vintage Browning Luggage Style Hard Rifle Case. The brown Naugahyde case measures 47.25" in length and 9.5" in width with brass hardware. This will accommodate a rifle with a barrel up to 24". Interior is partitioned with faux fur lining. Overall condition is near excellent with minor scuffs and mars. Est.: $200-$300.

Sporterized Enfield No. 4 MK. I Bolt Action Rifle, #A011201, .303 British cal., 25" barrel, matte black finish, smooth hardwood forend and buttstock with a sling swivel and ventilated rubber recoil pad; providing a 14" LOP. Protected blade front sight and the rear aperture sight has been removed, with a one-piece base added. No magazine. With numerous military proofs and dated 1943. Rifle is in very good overall condition, retaining significant finish on the original military barrel. Stock is in very good condition as modified for sporting use, with an added coat of varnish. Action functions well. Bore is fair, with some areas of light erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Armscor Model 20P Semi-Automatic Rifle, #A737147, .22 LR cal., 20.75" barrel, blue finish, Philippine mahogany one piece stock with original plastic buttplate, hooded front sight and square notched elevation adjustable rear sight. Includes one 10-round magazine. Rifle is in very good+ condition, retaining approx. 95% original blue finish, with scattered handling marks and finish wear to the muzzle area, in addition to small pinprick spots of rust to the grooves on the receiver. Stock rates very good with scattered light indentations and scratches. Action is smooth, bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Sears Model 42 Bolt Action Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish. Gloss finished smooth hardwood one-piece Monte Carlo stock with sling swivels and checkered hard rubber buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Rifle also features a brass tipped dovetailed blade front sight, standard U-notch rear sight; chrome bolt handle, trigger guard, and trigger. Includes one 7-round blue steel magazine. Topped with rings and a Sears Ted Williams fixed 4x rifle scope with gloss black finish and fine crosshair reticle. Exterior of the scopes shows moderate age and some light wear; optics are clear. Mfg'd circa 1960-61. Rifle is in fine overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% factory blue, with a few spots of light wear on the barrel, and light surface rust on the rear sight. There are two open holes on the left side for a receiver sight. Factory lettering is crisp. Stock with scattered moderate scuffs and scratches. Action functions well. Bore is near excellent with well-defined rifling. Manufactured by Marlin for retail by Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Model 42 is a copy of the Marlin Model 80. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Beeman Model R1 Pellet Air Rifle, #1234022, .20 cal., 19.75'' barrel, blue finish, right hand checkered pistol grip birch stock with cheekpiece, Beeman hard rubber buttpad, globe front sight, fully adjustable square-notched rear sight, and an adjustable trigger. Made in West Germany. Condition is near excellent, with approx. 99% factory blue remaining. Globe sight shows marring and moderate scratches to the knurled nut. Stock with intermittent light scratches and small marks, with the biggest dent/scuff visible on the top of the buttstock where the buttpad meets the wood. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is excellent. Est.: $300-$500.

Iver Johnson Champion Model 36 Junior Single Shot Shotgun, #BTIC, 20 ga., 28" barrel with brass bead front sight, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock, ending with an Iver Johnson hard rubber buttplate; providing a 14" LOP. Mfg'd circa 1909-1916. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90% factory finish on the barrel, showing a few spots of thinning, and a cleaned patch of surface rust on the left side. Receiver retaining approx. 60%-65% case colors, brighter on the left side; balance toning to silver. Wood with scattered light indentations and marks. There is a 1" crack at the rear of the forend as well as some flaking/thinning of the finish. Action is crisp. Bore is bright. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Flobert Cadet Single Shot Musket, #9354, .32 RF cal., 29" round barrel, blue finish. Smooth hardwood one-piece full-length straight grip stock with barrel bands, sling swivels, cleaning rod (missing the tip), and ending with a smooth steel buttplate. Barleycorn blade front sight with a fixed V-notch rear sight. There are "N" proofs along the left side of the barrel at the breech. Mfg'd in the late 19th century. Musket is in very good condition as professionally restored, retaining approx. 96%-97% of an old, quality reblued finish, showing surface rust at the muzzle with intermittent marks and scratches along the barrel. Finish on the trigger guard and tang shows thinning finish and some light surface rust. Stock with scattered light indentations, hairline crack at the left side of the wrist, and repair on the right side. Buttplate shows pitting under the finish and is proud around the perimeter. Action functions well. Bore is fair with moderate erosion and defined rifling. Est.: $200-$400. (Antique)

Winchester Model 74 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #237497A, .22 LR cal., 22" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with checkered steel buttplate, dovetailed silver tipped blade front and standard elevator U-notch rear sight. Factory markings are clear, with Winchester "WP" proofs on the barrel and receiver. Mfg'd 1949. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning and toning original blue, with handling marks, and scattered spots of light surface rust, primarily on top of the receiver and front half of the barrel. Stock with light handling and storage marks. Action functions well. Bore is bright with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

Turner Kirkland Reproduction Kentucky Rifle, #NVSN, .45 cal., 40" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish. Smooth hardwood fullstock with brass nose cap, pipes, brass tipped hardwood ramrod, trigger guard, patch box, and buttplate. Dovetailed brass knife blade front sight and fixed V-notch rear sight. Marked "TURNER KIRKLAND / UNION CITY-TENN." on the barrel. Mfg'd circa 1970's. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 95%-96% toning blue finish on the barrel with dried oil and light marks. Hammer shows light surface rust and corrosion around the nipple. Lock displays muted color case hardened finish. Stock is in near excellent condition, with scattered light scrapes and marks on the buttstock. Action will not hold at full-cock and needs to be repaired. Bore is dark with visible rifling. Turner Kirkland was the founder and owner of Dixie Gun Works in Union City, Tennessee. He passed away in July, 1997. Est.: $500-$750. (No FFL Required)

Thompson Center Hawken Black Powder Percussion Rifle, #K341336, .50 cal., 28" octagon barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut one-piece straight grip half-stock with brass furniture, exaggerated trigger guard with finger rest, patch box, dovetailed blade front sight, adjustable V-notch rear sight, and double set triggers. Missing the hammer screw. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-90% finish with wear at the muzzle, intermittent larger scrapes and areas of heavy cleaning to bare metal. There is light surface rust on the right side. Lock and hammer display muted color case hardened finish, displaying some light surface rust. Stock with scattered light scuffs and scrapes. Action functions however the set trigger is not working. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling and would benefit from thorough cleaning. Est.: $150-$300. (No FFL Required)

Mossberg Model 151K Semi-Automatic Rifle, #NVSN, .22 LR cal., 24" round barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut Monte Carlo stock with a nylon finger grooved trigger guard, cheekpiece, and smooth composition buttplate; providing a 14" LOP. Rifle also features factory dovetailed blade front sight, standard U-notch rear sight with elevator, internal tubular magazine thru the buttstock, and factory grooved receiver. Mfg'd circa 1950-51. Rifle is in near excellent overall condition, retaining approx. 97%-98% factory finish, with light wear at the muzzle, and a Social Security number etched into the underside of the barrel by a previous owner. Stock with intermittent light impressions consistent with field use, particularly on the forend. Action functions well. Bright bore is near excellent with sharp rifling. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Iver Johnson Champion Model 36 Single Shot Shotgun, #38631, .410 gauge, 26" barrel with a 2.5" chamber and Cylinder bore; blue and color case hardened finish, smooth walnut round knob pistol grip stock and forend, brass bead front sight, with extractor. Mfg'd circa 1909-1922. Shotgun is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 50%-60% thinning original finish on the barrel. Receiver retains approx. 20% case colors; balance shows darkening and some light frosting. Wood with numerous small indentations and marks. Action functions well and locks up securely. Bore is primarily bright with a few spots of light erosion. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Jennings Model J-22 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #137050, .22 LR cal., 2.5" barrel with a blade front and square-notch fixed rear sights, black Teflon finish, checkered plastic two-piece grips, with one 6-round blue steel magazine. Includes a suede leather Aker IWB open top holster; in excellent condition. Pistol is very good+ overall condition, with light holster and high point edge wear. Grips show scattered light handling marks. Action functions well. Bore with well-defined rifling. Est.: $100-$200. (Modern/PPT)

J. Stevens Model 238A Bolt Action Shotgun, #NVSN, 20 ga., 26" barrel with silver bead front sight, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece pistol grip stock with smooth blue steel buttplate; providing a 13.5" LOP. Includes one blue steel detachable magazine. Mfg'd circa 1936-1945. Shotgun is in very good overall condition, retaining approx. 90%-95% factory blue, with scattered spots of light oxidation, as well as salt and pepper blemishes along the barrel and receiver. There is edge wear and some light surface rust on the trigger guard. Factory lettering is clear. Bolt handle has toned dark. Stock displays typical scattered dents and scratches associated with field use. Action functions well. Bore is primarily bright with a few spots of wear. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Stevens Falling Block Parts Rifle, #390, .22 cal., 22" octagon to round smooth bore barrel, blue finish, sights removed with an open drilled and tapped hole at the muzzle, checkered walnut forend and straight grip stock, checkered hard rubber buttplate. Missing trigger assembly. Rifle is in good overall condition. Barrel displays traces of blue finish with the remainder going to dark patina with surface erosion and rust. Octagon portion of the barrel shows sharp edges. Receiver has drifted to gray with edge wear and light erosion. Stock with scuffs and storage marks. Action is not working. Smooth bore is good and may clean better. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Remington Model 510 Target Master Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25" barrel, blue finish. Smooth walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with checkered hard rubber Remington buttplate; providing a 13.75" LOP. Dovetailed blade front sight and standard U-notch rear sight. Mfg'd 1942. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 30%-40% blue, showing general wear and dark patina. Trigger guard has toned brown. Stock is in fair condition, with scrapes and a crude repair at the wrist. Action functions well. bore is very good with defined rifling. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R)

Custom Iver Johnson Top-Break Double Action 5-Shot Pocket Revolver, #75735, .32 cal., 3" slab sided barrel, nickel finish, checkered hard rubber two-piece IJ monogram grips, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight. Barrel shows a unique modification with thin brass tubes added to each side of the barrel and covered with a metal veneer, creating slab sides. Mfg'd post 1909. Revolver is in good overall condition, retaining considerable flaking nickel finish, showing general age and wear. Grips show smoothing of the checkering and a chip missing at the right toe. Action is not functioning. Bore is fair with scattered spots of erosion; rifling is visible. Est.: $100-$200. (C&R/PPT)

Ultra-Hi by Miroku Flintlock Black Powder Belt Pistol, #8037, .67 cal., 9" round barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood one-piece stock, ramrod, brass hardware, no provision for sights. Marked "JAPAN" on the left side of the barrel. Pistol is in very good overall condition with the metal surfaces drifting to brown patina, showing traces of original blue finish in the protected areas. Lock has toned to brown. Flint is missing. Stock with scattered light storage marks. Action functions well. Smooth bore is good and may clean better. Est.: $150-$250. (No FFL Required)

Lot of Two (2) .22 Caliber Rifles: 1.) Western Auto Revelation Model 100 Single Shot Rifle, #NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24" barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut one-piece Monte Carlo stock ending with a checkered hard rubber buttplate, blade front and standard U- notch rear sight, nylon trigger guard, factory grooved receiver. Mfg'd by Mossberg for retail by Western Auto. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining considerable blue finish, with moderate surface rust and pitting along the barrel, showing areas of heavy cleaning on left side of the barrel and receiver. Stock is in very good condition with scuffs and scratches. Action functions smoothly. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. 2.) Marlin Model 49DL Semi-Auto Rifle, #25428741, .22 LR cal., 22" "JM" marked barrel, blue finish, press-checkered hardwood forend and pistol grip stock, checkered hard rubber buttplate, ramped blade front and standard U-notch rear sight. Rifle is in good overall condition, retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning finish, with wear at the muzzle and freckles of rust along the barrel. Receiver is lightly roll engraved with edge wear and scratches. Stock with scratches and indentations. Action functions well. Bore is very good with well-defined rifling. Est.: $200-$300/lot. (C&R/Modern)

Lot of Two (2) Revolvers: 1.) Belgian Texas Ranger Single Action Revolver, #NVSN, .38 Long Colt cal., 5" barrel, blue and color case hardened finish, checkered walnut Smith & Wesson diamond center grips, blade front and fixed U-notch rear sight. Missing the ejector rod and housing. There are Belgian proofs on the right side of the barrel and frame. Revolver is in fair overall condition, retaining traces of original finish on the barrel in the protected areas, with general marks from age and use. Cylinder has been cleaned to gray. Grips are poorly fitted and under sized. Action does not function. Bore is poor with heavy corrosion. 2.) Rohm GMBH (RG) Model 66 Single Action Revolver, #369091, .22 LR cal., 9" barrel, blue finish, smooth hardwood two-piece grips, blade front and fixed square-notch rear sight. Revolver is in fair overall condition, retaining traces of blue finish with the metal surfaces gone to gray. Barrel shows light surface rust toward the muzzle. Cylinder has been aggressively cleaned to gray. Grips are in very good condition with light marks. Action functions well. Bore is good with defined rifling. Est.: $150-$300/lot. (Both C&R/PPT)

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Model 101.100 Break Action Single Shot Shotgun, #NVSN, 20 ga., 26" barrel with 3" chamber, Modified choke, and silver bead front sight; blue finish. Smooth hardwood stock and forend with red ventilated recoil pad; LOP is 12-1/2". Mfg'd circa 1937-1948. Overall condition is good, with scattered marks consistent with age and use. Displaying approx. 92%-94% of its factory finish. Wood with scattered scratches, light indentations, and finish loss. Additionally, there are a few small areas of white paint transfer. Action functions smoothly with a tight lock-up, bore is bright. Est.: $150-$200. (C&R)

Crosman Nitro Venom Break Barrel Air Rifle, #414X12228, .22 cal., 18.5" barrel, blue finish, one piece hardwood stock, with barrel weight. Topped with Center Point 3-9x40 scope with matte black finish and mil-dot type reticle. Optics are clear except for a small black flake in the 2-3 o'clock position; halfway between the optic edge and reticle. It is only visible when the scope is zoomed out, and not in the most zoomed in position. Rifle is excellent, retaining approx. 99% blue, showing only light handling marks to the metal and stock. Plastic muzzle cover shows light scratches and scuffs. Action functions smoothly and holds pressure at the time of description but we cannot guarantee the longevity or condition of the seals. Bore is bright with excellent rifling. Est.: $75-$125.