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Springfield Armory M1A w/U.S.G.I. stock, F.H. & Magazine
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The rifle is like new. Has an original Winchester "Big Red" M14 stock, U.S.G.I. flash hider w/bayonet lug, U.S.G.I. Checkmate Industries 20-rd. magazine, and a faux full-auto switch and lever installed to make it look like the original full-auto Military version.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,600.00
CC PRICE: $1,675.00
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Elie Whitney patent Model 1841 "Mississippi" Rifle - dated 1851
This is a fine, untouched, and unaltered example of a US Model 1841 "Mississippi Rifle". The M1841 was the first general issue percussion long arm to be adopted by the U.S. Military. The rifle was officially adopted by the Ordnance Department in 1841, and production began in 1843. As had always been the tradition since the inception of the U.S. Military, the Military rifle of the early to mid-19th century was a special-purpose arm, intended for limited issue and use. The rifle was not designed to accept a bayonet, as the tactics of the time called for riflemen to be deployed as skirmishers or to take long-range shots at specific targets of opportunity (such as officers, artillery crews, etc.) and then retreat behind the main infantry battle line prior to an assault. The riflemen would then harass the enemy from the flanks. The US Model 1841 Rifle earned the nickname “Mississippi Rifle” in the hands of the 1st Mississippi Rifles during the Mexican War. The regiment was led by future US Secretary of War, and later Confederate States President, Colonel Jefferson Davis of Mississippi. The riflemen under his command turned in excellent performances at the battles of Monterrey (September 1846) and Buena Vista (February 1847), and from that time on, the gun was known as the “Mississippi Rifle”.
This rifle is as produced, with a 33”, .54 caliber barrel that was rifled with 7 deep grooves with a moderate rate of twist at 1:72”. It was designed to fire a patched round ball of .535” diameter. It had an overall length of 48” and weighed 9 pounds, 12 ounces. The rifles were produced with a lacquer brown finished barrel, a color case-hardened lock and hammer, brass furniture, and screws that were fire blued during the heat drawing process. The furniture was of polished brass, with a large brass patchbox in the right side of the buttstock for the storage of lubricated patches and tools. The simple fixed notch rear sight was optimized for a point of aim, point of impact of 50 yards, but proved to be effective out to 300 to 400 yards, with a number of period accounts referring to the successful use of the rifles at those distances, especially against Indians in the west. With the adoption of the Minié for the rifle in 1855, a variety of experimental alterations were tried in an attempt to find a more effective rear sight design. At the same time, many of the rifles were additionally altered to accept bayonets, mostly of the saber variety. As the decade of the 1850s ended, and the new .58 Minié type ammunition became the standard for use by the U.S. Military; many of the Model 1841 rifles in store at the various national and state arsenals were altered to the new caliber and were also re-rifled. At this time, even more of the guns were altered to accept bayonets, with some of the alterations being adaptations to use socket bayonets. At Harpers Ferry alone, some 9,800 Model 1841 rifles were altered for use with the Minié of either .54 or .58 caliber. Someone has added a bayonet ring to the rifle. It is just the Colt-type, held together with a screw. There are no alterations to the rifle whatsoever, and the ring can be removed easily.
In the months leading up to the Civil War, Secretary of War John B Floyd ordered that 10,000 .54 caliber Model 1841 Rifles be delivered to the southern arsenals at Fayetteville, NC, Charleston, SC, Augusta, GA, Mount Vernon, AL, and Baton Rouge, LA, with each location receiving 2,000 of the rifles. Floyd was an ardent supporter of the South and wanted to help make sure that arms would be available for the coming conflict, which he felt was inevitable. As the Civil War began, even more Model 1841 rifles were altered to .58 caliber in both the North and South, further reducing the number of rifles remaining in their original .54 configuration.
During the production of the US Model 1841 Rifle from 1843 to 1855, some 91,796 were manufactured. Of those, the National Armory at Harpers Ferry produced 25,296 of the rifles (roughly 28%), and the balance of the 66,500 guns was produced by contractors for the US government. Eli Whitney Jr. produced 26,500 (about 29% of total production), Robbins & Lawrence produced 15,000 (16%), E. Remington & Sons produced 10,000 (11%), Robbins, Kendall & Lawrence also produced 10,000 (11%), and Tryon produced only 5,000 (about 5%). Due to the large number of arms that were altered and adapted to the new caliber and to accept bayonets from the mid-1850s through the Civil War, unaltered M1841 rifles are difficult to find on the collector market today. Additionally, due to the heavy use and the fact that nearly every one of these rifles was used during the American Civil War, high-condition examples are extremely scarce today.
This particular US Model 1841 Rifle is in about FINE and untouched condition. The rifle was produced by the Whitney Arms Company of New Haven, CT. The rifle is marked on the lock in two horizontal lines, forward of the hammer:
E. WHITNEY
US
and in two vertical lines behind the hammer:
N HAVEN
1851
The lock markings are stronger than those encountered on many Whitney rifles, which tend to have weakly stamped locks. The lock retains some traces of its original color case hardened finish, which has faded to a dusky gray color with some lightly scattered mottled patches of the darker gray hinting at the original case colors, as well as some scattered surface oxidation. The lock is crisp, fully functional, and mechanically excellent. The barrel tang is crisply marked with the matching date 1851. The barrel is marked at the breech with the US proof and inspector marks: US/S.K/V P. The left flat of the breech is deeply stamped STEEL and is marked with the sub-inspector's initial B. The barrel retains quite a bit of its original finish. The bore and rifling are in amazing condition with just a touch of very light pitting. condition. A pair of inspector’s cartouches are present on the stock flat, opposite the lock. The forward cartouche appears to be a script SK, for Armory Sub Inspector Samuel Knous. It is Knous’ “K” present on the barrel flat. The rear cartouche is a script WAT in an oval, the mark for U.S. Ordnance Department Captain William Anderson Thornton.
The brass buttplate is marked on the top with a small US to the rear of the buttplate screw. The correct, original production brass-tipped ramrod is in place in the channel under the barrel. The rod is full length and retains excellent threads on the end. The stock is in very good condition with a couple of small slivers missing on the left, top, center, and miscellaneous. handling marks. I amazing condition for 174 years old!
Overall, this is very nice example of the always desirable and extremely attractive U.S. M1841 Mississippi Rifle, as produced on contract by Eli Whitney, Jr. It is interesting to note that Whitney lamented that due to the low price paid by the government for the guns, and the huge expenses he incurred in the set up and tooling for production of the rifles, that he had spent “thirteen of his best years” in the production of the M1841 and “never really made a profit”. Of course, Whitney subsequently put the tooling and machinery to good use during the American Civil War, producing thousands of first-class arms for the US government and thousands more of his very profitable “Good & Serviceable” arms for state and militia contracts. While Whitney produced the largest number of “Mississippi Rifles”, their guns also had the highest incidence of modification and alteration in the years just prior to, and right after, the beginning of the American Civil War. As such, unaltered examples are very scarce, especially in this outstanding level of preservation. For any collector of 19th-century American martial long arms, the U.S. Model 1841 Mississippi Rifle is an essential part of the collection. They were the first official US military percussion long arms and earned a reputation for reliability and accuracy during the Mexican War. The guns saw even more service during the Civil War, and fought on both sides. This is a really fantastic rifle in untouched condition that is absolutely original. It would make any collector proud to own it.
THIS RIFLE IS AN ANTIQUE AND CAN BE SHIPPED RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR, WHERE LEGAL. I WILL REQUIRE PROOF THAT YOU ARE OF AGE TO OWN IT.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $2,250.00
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B.S.A. Cadet Rifle - Issued in June 1911 - Victoria, Australia Military - Orig. .310 Cadet caliber
For sale is a B.S.A. Martini-Cadet rifle that was manufactured by the Birmingham Small Arms Co. and was issued by the Victorian government in Australia in June of 1911. This single-shot, falling-block rifle is chambered in the .310 Cadet caliber, a cartridge that offers a low-recoil, yet precise, shooting experience. Originally designed for cadet training in Australia and other Commonwealth nations, the Cadet is known for its reliability and precision, making it popular among collectors and shooters alike. The overall condition of this rifle is very good. There are very few signs of previous use and handling marks. Make sure you look at the photos. The bore and rifling are in excellent condition with very shiny lands and grooves throughout. The front blade sight still retains the sight protector, which is usually missing on these rifles. It has the rear adjustable notched ladder sight. The barrel is the standard factory 25 1/4" length. This rifle's single-shot capacity emphasizes precision, encouraging shooters to focus on accuracy over rapid fire. The falling block action, loved for its strength and simplicity, enhances the rifle's reliability, making it a perfect choice for both collectors and those interested in the discipline of precision shooting. The .310 Cadet round is ideal for target practice and small game hunting, aligning perfectly with the rifle's original purpose of training young marksmen. Buffalo Bore and a few other ammo companies make runs of this ammo every year. These are beautifully crafted, elegant little rifles with great markings, including the Kangaroo! This is C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $600.00
CC PRICE: $625.00
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Universal M1 Carbine w/Factory Box, Papers, & Orig. Magazine - 1982-83
Universal M1 Carbine w/Factory Box, Papers, & Orig. Magazine - 1982-83
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Excellent overall condition.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $600.00
CC PRICE: $625.00
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Bulgarian "Circle 10" Makarov Pistol Rig w/Maint. Log Book - 1988
Universal M1 Carbine w/Factory Box, Papers, & Orig. Magazine - 1982-83
Bulgarian "Circle 10" Makarov Pistol Rig w/Maint. Log Book - 1988
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For sale is an original Bulgarian Military-issued Makarov Pistol "Rig" in caliber 9x18 Makarov. Built at Bulgaria’s famed Factory 10 arsenal and imported by PW ARMS, this 1988 Makarov PM represents one of the last true military-issue examples legally brought into the U.S. market. Chambered in 9x18mm and featuring the robust fixed-barrel, straight-blowback system the design is known for, this pistol offers collectors an authentic Circle 10 service sidearm with its original blued steel finish, chrome-lined barrel, and star-medallion Bakelite grip. Produced in 1988, the serial format includes the “28” year code confirming its late-Cold-War manufacture. Circle 10 proof marks on the slide and frame verify Bulgarian military origin. The fixed, chrome-lined 3.68-inch barrel contributes to inherent accuracy and ease of maintenance. Combined with the simple, straight-blowback action, the design remains famously reliable and easy to service. Operational controls are classic Makarov: a slide-mounted safety/decocker, heel-type magazine release, and DA/SA trigger linked to an external ring hammer. Factory cocking serrations and a grooved top rib aid manipulation and reduce glare. The original reddish-brown Bakelite grip with molded star emblem is intact, preserving authentic military aesthetics. The holster is a typical Cold War-era Makarov holster. The cleaning rod is the Norinco type and is new in the bag. The pistol includes the two magazines shown. Both are correct for the pistol, with 1 being electro penciled with the serial number/code. The booklet is the original maintenance logbook.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $600.00
CC PRICE: $625.00
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Universal M1 Carbine w/Factory Box, Papers, & Orig. Magazine - 1982-83
Bulgarian "Circle 10" Makarov Pistol Rig w/Maint. Log Book - 1988
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Olympic Arms P.C.R. 01 in .223/5.56 - 2001 -w/30-Round Pre-Ban Mag
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Excellent overall condition. With 30-round pre-ban Adventure Line magazine, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $500.00
CC PRICE: $520.00
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Roamanian/PW Arms TT-C Tokarev "Rig" in 7.62x25/ Holster, 2 Mags, Cleaning Rod - 1953
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Excellent overall condition. C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $400.00
CC PRICE: $415.00
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RANDALL FIREARMS MFG. CORP. - 3 MODEL SET!
RANDALL FIREARMS MFG. CORP. 3 MODEL SET W/3 FACTORY MAGAZINES & MANUAL SET COMBAT MODEL
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For sale are 3 models from the Randall Firearms Mfg. Co. The Combat Model, The Service Model, and the Service Model-C, which is the shorter Commander-style model. All 3 models are in excellent condition with minor wear marks. The bores and rifling in the barrels are excellent. All 3 models were made
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For sale are 3 models from the Randall Firearms Mfg. Co. The Combat Model, The Service Model, and the Service Model-C, which is the shorter Commander-style model. All 3 models are in excellent condition with minor wear marks. The bores and rifling in the barrels are excellent. All 3 models were made by Caspian Arms, hence the C after the serial numbers, and then sent to Randall to be made into their production pistols. Randall Firearms was in production for less than two years. They were in Sun Valley, California. These pistols hail from the Reagan era and are a solid piece of firearms history. They deserve a place in the history of the 1911/1911A1, in that they were the first all-stainless 1911/1911A1s made, although some would say the AMT hardballer was the first. While John Browning’s everlasting M1911 design had long been made in various blued, chromed, and nickel coatings, up until the early 1980s, it had not been cranked out in a production stainless steel model. That’s where the company formed by airline executive Ken Lau and retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Russell Randall seized the opportunity. The Randall Firearms Company began firearm production in Sun Valley, California, and by June 1983, they started marketing what gun writer Len Davis described that year in American Handgunner, the “first full-size, all-stainless steel .45 ACP autoloader.” Advertised as and sold in boxes labeled, “The Only Stainless Steel Fit for Duty,” Randall pistols were indeed all-stainless, with the only black parts being the handgun’s sights, which were also stainless (SAE410) under the treatment. Most of the parts were crafted from SAE 17-4 PH stainless alloy. The standard grips on most models were National Match-style checkered walnut. At the time, they were advertised at around $500, which adjusts to $1,632.16 in today’s cash. While the guns seemed to have cornered the market for a brief moment in time, other pistol makers such as AMT soon jumped into the stainless M1911 game and undercut Randall. In all, fewer than 10,000 Randalls were produced before the factory ceased production in May 1985. The company’s line of $15 stainless steel M1911 magazines, of which they sold more than 100,000 alone both under Randall’s branding and through Pachmayr, was cranked out both before and after the guns were in production. Lau would go on to form Falcon Arms in 1987 and attempt to market a stainless Randall-style left-handed M1911A1 dubbed the Portsider. Today, stainless M1911/1911A1 models are a staple of the marketplace and are well represented by the big-name companies. This is 3 models that the company put out, of the 4 they put out, as well as the Randall-marked magazines. Also included are the manuals shown for one pistol. There are no boxes or anything else included. I would like to sell these as a set only. You get all 3 models for one price. Must go to an 01 FFL or better.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $2,750.00
CC PRICE: $2,850.00
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SERVICE MODEL-C - THIS IS THE COMMANDER MODEL
SERVICE MODEL-C - THIS IS THE COMMANDER MODEL
1 MANUAL SET & MAGAZINE EXAMPLE
SERVICE MODEL-C - THIS IS THE COMMANDER MODEL
ALL 3 MODELS HAVE THEIR FACTORY MAGAZINES!
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Smith & Wesson 586-1 .357 Mag. Revolver w/Factory Box, Papers, Tools
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8 3/8" Barrel. The grips are incredible!
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $850.00
CC PRICE: $880.00
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Smith & Wesson 686-1 .357 Mag. Revolver w/Factory Box, Papers, & Tools
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6 1/2" Barrel. The grips are incredible!
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $850.00
CC PRICE: $880.00
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Winchester Model 70 Classic Laredo LRH BOSS Rifle w/Factory Box & Papers/ 7mm Rem. Mag./w/Rel. Dies
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Like new condition with Tasco Custom Shop 8-40X56 scope, and set of LEE reloading dies (not shown in photo). Some info on these:
Built for only 2-3 years in the late 90's
Made in: 7mm, 300 Win, 7mm STW
Pre-64 action design. "Classic" part
Made in the Winchester custom shop
Douglas barrels
H S Precision stocks
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,300.00
CC PRICE: $1,350.00
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Remington Model 722 ADL in .222 Rem.! Mfg'd. in 1951! W/ Bushnell Scope & LEE Die Set
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In overall excellent condition. Matching numbered bolt. Manufactured in October 1951. Only 3,803 made in this caliber, from 1950-1962! Vintage Bushnell Sportview scope, and vintage LEE Loader kit.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,250.00
CC PRICE: $1,295.00
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I.M.I. Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark 1 .44 Magnum Pistol w/2 Factory Mags -December 1988
I.M.I. Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark 1 .44 Magnum Pistol w/2 Factory Mags -December 1988
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This is a Mark 1 that was manufactured in December of 1988 per Magnum Research. The Magazines are dated 2-86, which would be when the tooling was made for this batch of mags.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,450.00
CC PRICE: $1,500.00
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Winchester Model 94 Carbine in .30-30 Win./ Made in 1972
I.M.I. Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark 1 .44 Magnum Pistol w/2 Factory Mags -December 1988
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Excellent overall condition. Bore and rifling are like new. VERY few handling marks or signs of use on this rifle. C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $900.00
CC PRICE: $935.00
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Kimber Classic Custom Pistol from 1997! .45 ACP w/Factory Case, Manual, & 3 Magazines
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One of the very first Yonkers, NY marked pistols. ALL (yes, even the Clackamas marked ones) were made in Yonkers. Look it up! The factory tag reads December 05, 1997. These are some of the most highly coveted pistols out there.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,000.00
CC PRICE: $1,035.00
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Smith & Wesson 17-4 .22 LR Revolver w/Factory Box & Papers
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $750.00
CC PRICE: $780.00
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Remington 700 BDL in .222 Rem.! Mfg'd. in 1975. W/Leupold 3.5-10x Scope, and RCBS Die Set
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In overall excellent condition. Matching numbered bolt. Manufactured in December 1975. Leupold Vari-X III scope with covers, and RCBS reloading die set.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,250.00
CC PRICE: $1,295.00
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Smith & Wesson Model 629-4 Classic .44 Magnum Revolver w/Factory Box, Papers, & Tasco ProPoint Sight
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Ruger Security-Six .357 Mag. Revolver w/Factory Box, Papers, Orig. Receipt, Grips - 1978
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,100.00
CC PRICE: $1,140.00
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Colt Government Model Mark IV/Series 80 .45 ACP Pistol w/Factory Box, Papers, & Mag. - 1984
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Has upgraded, adjustable rear sight.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $900.00
CC PRICE: $935.00
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1st year, 1956, Colt SAA .45 LC LNIB w/ Original Colt Catalog
ser #8335SA, 45 Colt, 5 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent, likely unfired, bore. The barrel and ejector rod housing retain 99% original blue, with the forcing cone showing bright metal, looking as though it were just cut. The cylinder, grip frame and guard are similar, the cylinder with the beginnings of a faint turn ring, a couple superficial scratches on the backstrap, and the slightest toning at bottom of front strap. The frame is lovely showing strong color case-hardening with some tiny freckles of light surface oxidation on right flat, left recoil shield and toning on edge of loading gate. The bright polished sides of the hammer remain brilliant with some light freckles of oxidation which would likely polish out. The checkered hard rubber Rampant Colt grips are scratch-numbered to the gun and rate excellent. The arm times and locks up properly and the assembly numbers on frame, cylinder and loading gate match. The frame, backstrap and trigger guard are all correctly numbered alike. The revolver rides in its original black box with instruction pamphlet, warranty card and small American Rifleman card. The box rates very fine to perhaps excellent with a couple flaked spots and some hammer rub wear on the interior; it is orange grease pencil numbered to the gun on its underside. An excellent post-war Single Action Army made the first year after production resumed, 1956. C&R eligible, where legal. Comes with an original 1956 dated Colt catalog.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $4,250.00
CC PRICE: $4,400.00
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Smith & Wesson Model 659 9mm Pistol w/3 Factory Magazines
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $550.00
CC PRICE: $570.00
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Ruger Mark II Target .22 LR Pistol w/Factory Box, Papers, Xtra Mag, & Pachmayer Grips - 1987
Ruger Mark II Target .22 LR Pistol w/Factory Box, Papers, Xtra Mag, & Pachmayer Grips - 1987
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Bull barrel target model from 1987.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $450.00
CC PRICE: $465.00
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Ruger 10/22 Rifle w/Factory Box, Papers, Scope & Sling - 1988
Ruger 10/22 Rifle w/Factory Box, Papers, Scope & Sling - 1988
Ruger Mark II Target .22 LR Pistol w/Factory Box, Papers, Xtra Mag, & Pachmayer Grips - 1987
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Overall excellent condition with factory numbered box from 1988. All papers and manual. 10-round magazine, and several high-capacity magazines and a speed-loader available separately to the buyer, where legal. Tasco 3-9x scope, and sling included.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $250.00
CC PRICE: $260.00
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Ruger 10/22 Rifle w/Factory Box, Papers, Scope & Sling - 1988
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WW1 L.C.C. & CO. ASSISTANT GUNNER'S BAR BELT- DATED 10-18/OCTOBER 1918
The Assistant Gunner's belt for the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) is an uncommon belt. This one had the magazine pocket removed and a BAR magazine pocket added. I would guess this was common to be able to carry more mags.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $125.00
CC PRICE: $135.00
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WW1 L.C.C. & CO. RIFLEMAN'S BELT- DATED 10-18/OCTOBER 1918
WW1 Rifleman's ammo belt. Made by L.C.C. & Co. and dated October 1918. Excellent condition.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $125.00
CC PRICE: $135.00
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WW1 LONG MFG. RIFLEMAN'S BELT - DATED 5-18/MAY 1918
WW1 Rifleman's ammo belt. Made by L.C.C. & Co. and dated May 1918. Excellent condition.
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CC PRICE: $135.00
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Civil War Model 1855 pattern Bayonet & Scabbard
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $500.00
CC PRICE: $520.00
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Civil War Model 1855 Socket Bayonet - U.S. Marked
Very nice condition bayonet for the Model 1861/63 musket. These were mass-produced for the Civil War by about two dozen different contractors. In very good condition.
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