collectible Military Firearms & Militaria

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For sale is a Saginaw S.G. M1 Carbine. Late Spring/Early Summer 1943 production. This is a NO-IMPORT marked CMP Carbine from a release or auction in 2016. I have the paperwork (no certificate, but a letter from the CMP stating it is a Service Grade and when it was sold by them). There is a sticker on the left side of the stock that rears “UNSER HEER” which means “OUR ARMY”. It has a date of 2008. The hand guard was previously painted a white. Maybe a ceremonial or Guard carbine? Another paper under that with writing that I don’t know what it translates to (anybody know?). Nice collectable shooter with some great history. These were left behind after WW2, so you know it was a WW2 used weapon. The trigger housing has the location code on it where it was used. Below is a link to a web page that tells the history of these particular carbines:

http://www.bavarianm1carbines.com/carbineAGO_0112.html

PARTS BREAKDOWN:

RECEIVER- Ser# 3325289.  Marked SG on side as well. Wide tang. Small S.G. Dates to around May/June 1943. 

STOCK- Type 3. Wartime replacement. Marked in sling well with a J. Small crossed cannons Ordnance wheel on right side. Little crack near the trigger well. Stable and should not spread.

HAND GUARD- Type 3. I can’t see any marks. Little crack on each side in the front. Stable and should not spread.

RECOIL PLATE- Type 2. Saginaw S.G. Unmarked.

BUTT PLATE- Saginaw S.G.

BARREL- Marlin. Undated. Muzzle gauges 0.9. Bore and rifling are excellent. (VERY hard to get a photograph of a carbine bore!)

BOLT- Type 3. IBM. Marked AOB 

FIRING PIN- Type 1. IBM. Marked BE-B

EXTRACTOR- Type 3. Marked W-B

TRIGGER HOUSING- Type 5. Inland. With oil hole and vertical logo.

HAMMER- Type 3. Post War. Marked WA. Post War replacement.

TRIGGER- Type 2. Winchester. Marked W. 

SAFETY- Type 4 flip.

SEAR- Type 2. Not marked

Magazine Catch- Type 3. Winchester . Marked M on face and W.

Type SLIDE- Type 4. National Postal meter. Marked N15.

REAR SIGHT- Type 3. I.R. Co. and marked just like that.

FRONT SIGHT- Type 1. Milled. Early Inland, Saginaw S.G., Winchester, Underwood, Rock-Ola, and Quality Hardware all used it.  Not marked. 

BARREL BAND- Type 3. Post War rebuild part. Marked MMQ on band and EM-Q on lug.

SLING- Post War marked MRT 1961.

OILER- Correct IS 

$1,300.00 plus actual shipping 

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For sale is an Irwin-Pedersen M1 Carbine. All the  parts (except rear sight) are correct and original to my knowledge.  Rear sight is a reproduction. Here's one of the hardest WWII M1 Carbines  to locate. This carbine has an Irwin-Pedersen marked receiver and was  assembled by Saginaw S'G' (Grand   Rapids) in 1943. It appears to have  been partially restored.  The barrel is original to the receiver and  correctly marked Underwood and dated 6-43 (Underwood supplied most of  the barrels used on I-P carbines). The receiver, barrel, and many of the  parts appear to have their original finish. All of the parts are also  correctly Irwin-Pedersen or S'G'. There are NO import markings however  there is an MR (Mt. Rainier) rework stamp on the left side of the sanded  stock. Overall condition is very good. No rust or pitting. The  mechanics appear to be in good working order and the bore is in very  good shape with bright, sharp rifling and a good muzzle erosion reading  of 2. This carbine comes with a WWII sling, oiler, and type 1 15-round  magazine. A decent example of a hard to find M1 Carbine with only about  1/10th of 1% of all carbines made being Irwin-Pedersen.
PARTS BREAKDOWN:
RECEIVER- Ser# 1778577. Refinished. Has light rear sight stake marks. Has correct locator hole.
STOCK-  Type 2, cut down to low wood,  Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IR-IP in sling well. VERY faint (ghost) of the  circled proof firing P on the heel. MR (Mount Rainier) tiny stamp above  sling well. Fairly rare rebuild stamp. No cracks anywhere. Has a chunk  missing and filled in (no clue if it was depot done). RARE in any case AND PROBABLY WORTH $1000 EVEN IN THIS CONDITION.
HAND GUARD- Type 2. Saginaw S'G' marked RSG. No cracks.
RECOIL PLATE- Type 2. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IP-W
BUTT PLATE- Irwin-Pedersen. Marked PM-IP.
BARREL- Underwood dated 6-43. Refinished. Gas  block in excellent condition. Muzzle gauges 2. Bore and rifling are  nice. Light pitting in front half of rifling. Does not impact accuracy.
BOLT- Type 2. Saginaw S'G'. Marked as such on right lug.
FIRING PIN- Type 1. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IP.
EXTRACTOR- Type 3. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IP-W.
TRIGGER HOUSING- Type 2. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IP with flaming bomb double stamped.
HAMMER- Type 2 Version 2 or 2A "Doglaeg". Irwin-Pedersen/ Saginaw S'G'. Marked S'G' and 2.
TRIGGER- Type 2. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IP. Has a stamped word on top side )not visible when in rifle).
SAFETY- Type 2. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked IP-W
SEAR- Type 1. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked SW-IP.
MAGAZINE CATCH- Type 2A or Type 2, 2nd Version. Marked IP-W.
SLIDE- Type 3. Irwin-Pedersen/Saginaw S'G'. Marked S'G' and flaming bomb.
REAR SIGHT- Type 1. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked B-IP  on base. Leaf not marked. Saginaw S'G' did use an unmarked leaf. This is  a reproduction.
FRONT SIGHT- Type 1. Milled. Saginaw S'G'. Marked N with the number 7 on the left side.
BARREL BAND- Type 1A or Type 1, 2nd Version. 2 weld. No markings as per Irwin-Pedersen AND Saginaw S'G'.
SLING- Type 2. Olive-Drab color. Original WW2 sling. The changeover was mid-1943 and this would be the correct sling.
OILER- Correct IS marked for Irwin-Pedersen/ Saginaw S'G'. They both used these as well as others.
MAGAZINE- Type 1. Irwin-Pedersen. Marked UP.
  I CONSULTED THOSE MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE THAN ME ON THE GENUINENESS OF THE  PARTS / CARTOUCHES / STAMPS ON THIS CARBINE AND BELIEVE ALL PARTS TO BE  GENUINE.  IN TODAY’S AGE OF FAKED STAMPS, IT’S HARD TO FIND AN IRWIN  PEDERSEN WITH GENUINE PARTS.  IN THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS, I HAVE SEEN  SEVERAL IP CARBINES SELL ON AUCTION SITES WITH FAKED PARTS FOR MANY  THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE HERE.
$5,500.00 plus actual shipping. I do NOT charge  over my cost to ship! The first "I'll take it" posted here and followed  up with an IMMEDIATE email to me at dogfacesupply@gmail.com  gets it. That email must have your information, the way you want to  pay, and a zip code of your C&R or shop it is going to. ANY HANDGUN  GOING TO A C&R MUST BE SHIPPED OVERNIGHT VIA UPS (I DON’T USE FED  EX).  I take USPS money orders, discreet Paypal gift, or credit cards  plus 3.5% of the total. I am an 01 FFL. Cross posted. Time stamp rules. I  WILL sell to California. I am all set up to do so. Please email me at dogfacesupply@gmail.com to learn the actual California C&R FFL laws. 

$5,500.00 PLUS ACTUAL SHIPPING

This is Colt 1911 ser# 617067. It is a spring/early summer 1919 pistol. It is also the 12,433rd pistol from the very end of 1911 production! Production of the 1911 ended at 629500. This pistol was stored poorly and as a result, the exposed parts were surface pitted. The parts that were hidden (this was covered in a greasy rag) are fine with no issues. The pistol is 100% correct  and has  the original bluing on the throat. WW1 and earlier pistols had the throats blued.  No cracks in the slide and functions correctly and is tight (as tight as a new 1911 should have been) for a 100 year old pistol. There is crap in the barrel but it may clean up if shot a few times. It often does. Mag is the correct two-tone. Looks original to the pistol.  Follower was replaced for better feeding of ammo. 

 $1,500.00 plus actual shipping

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For sale is a CMP Service Grade M1 Garand. Springfield Armory ser# 4305153. The receiver is Post War and dates to about spring 1953.  Stamped 09 59 on receiver under side. most likely when it was rebuilt. Lots of correct to the serial number , post war Springfield parts. The barrel is dated 6-45 and is SA. The barrel was CMP gauged at 1+ TE and 0+ ME. My gauge reads 0.9 TE and 0 ME. The good people at CMP seem to always gauge on the heavy side. This barrel is a brand new WW2 barrel! It alone should be worth $500. I bought this  from a collector. The name will be redacted on the certificate as requested by the seller. Hang tag is present. Full CMP box, case, associated paperwork , 1 enbloc clip and loaded chamber indicator are included in sale. The full breakdown of parts is as follows:

STOCK- CORRECT POST WAR SPRINGFIELD ARMORY IN GREAT CONDITION WITH NICE GRAIN. EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CARTOUCHES ARE PRESENT. HAND GUARDS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH NO CRACKS THAT I CAN SEE.

BARREL- SA 6-45. THROAT IS IN THE WHITE! GAUGES BRAND NEW. ESSENTIALLY A NEW WW2 BARREL! THROAT IN THE WHITE AND NO CHROME ON THE PADS.

TRIGGER GROUP- 14 SA HOUSING, STAMPED TRIGGER GUARD (CORRECT), EARLY POST WAR SA HAMMER (CORRECT), WINCHESTER -4 SAFETY , WINGED PLUNGER.

GAS CYLINDER- CORRECT SA

GAS CYLINDER LOCK- CORRECT HIGH HUMP

GAS SCREW – CORRECT O MARKED  POPPET VALVE

OP ROD- CORRECT  D6535382 SA 

OP ROD CATCH- CORRECT LATE

FOLLOWER ROD- CORRECT TYPE 4 RIVETED LONG FORK

FOLLOWER- CORRECT POST WAR UNMARKED

BULLET GUIDE- CORRECT POST WAR STAMPED

REAR SIGHT- POST WAR

FRONT SIGHT- CORRECT SA

BOLT- 19SA A-9 HEAT LOT

CLIP LATCH- CORRECT SQUARED FRONT

There are some correct and valuable parts on this rifle. The barrel alone is an amazing find. I am pricing it as a good candidate/ platform for a restoration. 

For sale is a Quality Hardware (Q.H.M.C.) Spring Tube receiver M1 Carbine ser# 1653035. Original Underwood barrel dates to August 1943. This is import marked with one of the lightest and tiniest import markings from Arlington Ordnance in Alexandria, VA. I almost missed it. Receiver and barrel are the original finish. The parts breakdown is as follows:

RECEIVER- Ser# 1653035. Refinished. June 1943, second contract. 

STOCK- Q.H. . Type 3. Marked Q-RMC. Made by Rockola for Q.H. No cracks or repairs. Red River Arsenal rebuild proof P in a square. – Could be a Type 2 cut down to low wood but not sure.

HAND GUARD-  Q.H. Type 2. Marked Q-RMC. Made by Rockola for Q.H. No cracks.- CORRECT

RECOIL PLATE- Winchester. Type 3. Restamped LP.

BUTT PLATE- Q.H.

BARREL- Underwood dated 8-43. Muzzle wear is 2 and the bore and rifling are excellent. Tiny import mark on underside of barrel (see above).- CORRECT

BOLT- Q.H. Type 3. Marked EM-Q. 

FIRING PIN- Q.H. Type 3. Marked N-Q.

EXTRACTOR- Unmarked Type 2 

TRIGGER HOUSING- Q.H. Type 2. Marked Q-NL.- CORRECT

HAMMER- Q.H. Type 3. Marked LT-Q. In the white.- COULD BE CORRECT

TRIGGER- Q.H. Type 2. Marked LT-Q.- CORRECT

SAFETY- Type 3. Unmarked. Correct for Q.H.- CORRECT

SEAR- Q.H.  Type 1. Marked GE-Q.- CORRECT

MAGAZINE CATCH- Q.H. Type 2A or first revision. Marked EP-Q.- CORRECT

OP SLIDE- Q.H. Type 3. Marked DA-Q.- CORRECT

OP SLIDE SPRING TUBE- Q.H. Type 2. Marked Q.- CORRECT

REAR SIGHT- I.R. Co. Type 3. No numbers under I.R.Co

FRONT SIGHT- Type 2. Wartime replacement. Marked P.

BARREL BAND- AMCO Type 3. Post war rebuild.

SLING- Type 2. Olive-Drab color. Original WW2 sling. The changeover was mid-1943. - CORRECT

OILER- IS. Correct. 

Great looking carbine with a lot of correct parts.  Tiny import mark could be removed easily. All parts are Quality Hardware. Some are later than the serial number but most are correct. 

$ SOLD! plus actual shipping

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For sale is a 1941 Enfield No.2 Mk.1* revolver in caliber .38/200 (.38 S&W). This is what they called the "Tanker" model due to the bobbed hammer as it didn't snag on things in tight spaces. These were issued to Tank crews a lot. The firing pin is fully intact on this and it WILL fire! The pistol has all matching numbers to include the frame, barrel and cylinder. Original grips. Lanyard ring is intact. All markings are there and correct. The .38 marking on the barrel is under the band of yellow paint (more about that in a minute). The revolver functions correctly, although not like brand new as you would expect from a used WW2 revolver. But it times right and the cylinder moves into battery with each pull of the trigger. It also locks up pretty tight (checking with the trigger pulled, the cylinder is pretty well locked up as it should be). The revolver is surprisingly light and the trigger pull is actually very good and not heavy like you would think. The bore and rifling are in very good condition. The cylinders are clean. Finish is Suncorite which was applied at FTR'ing (rebuild or refurb program)

This revolver is marked DP and UNSERV. That stands for Drill Purpose and UNSERVICEABLE. Now, I will say that a lot of firearms taken off the line for drill purposes were in fact worn out. BUT, a lot were ALSO just taken out because of a huge shortage of drill weapons availability. This certainly seems to be the case here, as the revolver functions as it should and is in pretty good condition overall. Also, most WARTIME DP marked firearms were NOT made inoperable. AFTER the war, they typically welded rifles barrels closed and bolts and ground firing pins off. The band of white paint is not always found on these revolvers but is a nice touch to have. The yellow stripe on the barrel means that it is safe to fire. If it was a green stripe, the weapon would be perfect. The yellow is one notch below the green. Good to go but not a perfect piece. At any rate, this is a very cool piece and a necessity to any British WW2 OR Post War collection! One just like this recently sold on Armslist for $800. Another is listed on a huge collector firearms site for $995!

$450.00 plus actual shipping

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For sale is an East India Trading Co. 1818 dated transitional “Brown Bess” flintlock. This example is known as the "common musket" used by the majority of line troops. Other variants were produced, for example, Light Infantry Muskets from around 1810 with either the standard barrel length 39"or with a barrel length of 30-32" in the case of the "Short Light Infantry Musket". 

The muskets listed below are of "Windus" and "Baker" pattern and these formed the armament of the EIC line infantry from 1771 until the 1850s in some cases, even though the production of flintlocks ceased in 1839. The following three patterns were produced during this time:

The Windus Pattern musket was produced between 1771 and 1818 with some minor changes in markings and appearance. The early ones tend to be far more slender. 

The Transitional Pattern musket was produced in 1819 only.

The Baker Pattern musket was produced from 1819 until 1839. 

This is the final version of the Brown Bess Musket the East India Company introduced that later transitioned into the percussion system in 1839. This musket is dated in the last year of the  "Windus" system, in place since 1771. In 1819, the new "Baker" system was fully adopted. The Baker system simplified many elements of the standard musket in that the butt was not cut as a bannister rail, the apron of wood behind the barrel tang was omitted, the brass furniture was greatly reduced in size, particularly the overall length of the trigger guard. The lock still retains the E.I.C. Rampant Lion logo but does not have a border engraving and is of the earlier swan-neck Windus pattern. The walnut stock is also of the Windus pattern with classic bannister rail butt and apron around the barrel tang. This is truly a transitional piece only made in 1819 with parts from older and current production (current being 1819!). IMA had 1 of these in 55,000 muskets! It sold for $2,550.00 a few years ago. I am asking almost half of that. This would be a great centerpiece for a British Empire collection, and could be called the Kalashnikov AK-47 of its day. Besides being Britain’s main infantry weapon in the Napoleonic Wars and the expansion of its Indian empire, this musket saw use on every continent: in Canada and the US in the War of 1812, at the Alamo and San Jacinto in Texas, in the South American wars of liberation, in the Carlit Wars in Spain, in the Swedish army, in southern Africa, in south east Asia, in the Opium Wars in China, and in the colonization of Australasia. ANTIQUE/ NO FFL REQUIRED BUT I WILL REQUIRE A COPY OF YOUR ID TO SHOW YOU ARE 18 OR OVER 18.

 $ 1,195.00 plus actual shipping

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For sale is a Colt 1911 ser# 266561. It was shipped April 10,1918 in a shipment of 4,400 pistols to the Commanding Officer at Springfield Armory. It has the circled JMG monogram inspector stamp of John M. Gilbert, Lt. Colonel. He was the 1911 inspector from ser.#230,000-302,000. The pistol has been rearsenaled (not all rebuilt pistols had rebuild markings added). It was reblued after that at some point in it’s life, and was fitted with a Colt National Match barrel and bushing. No idea if Militarily done or not. The barrel is in very good shape and is proof P inspected. The slide is from a WW2 pistol that was shipped between  Oct. 2 and October 23, 1942 to Springfield Armory. The firing pin retainer is original to the slide as there is “ghosting” of the serial number on it. Both frame and slide have all the proper markings intact and readable. One shooter magazine of unknown make is included. This should quench the thirst of someone who didn’t make the CMP cut. Should make a great shooter. The price I am asking is less than the value of the parts. Grips are repro Hogue grips.

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German Model 1898 A.a.  old pattern WW1 bayonet. Early WW1 model  as it does not have the flash guard on the top side of the grips. It is NOT  a cut down model, but I can't find any markings. Made by Erfurt (same company that made your WW 1 Luger) most likely.  Scabbard is correct for earlier version (M1898) model too. Grips are in great condition. Nice example of an early war bayonet.

$150.00 plus actual shipping to the lower 48 states. AK & HI extra. 

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French Model 1886/16 Lebel bayonet with scabbard. 20 1/2" long cruciform blade. Brass grips. This is a rare transitional model as the quillion was supposed to be cut off as the grips were changed to brass from the original German silver metal. Rare model not seen very often. Serial number is 10035 ON THE QUILLION. 78798 (the best I can tell) ON THE SCABBARD. These were not factory matched at time of issue. I see these listed at $225-$275.00

$99.00 plus actual shipping

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This Glider Pilot's Dagger is in excellent original condition.  The hilt mounts are the early nickel type. The pommel is in good condition, with its three stages. The center block of the dagger has the medallion insert, which features an enamel swastika on both sides.  The crossguard arms are pristine and crisp, the  edge is not stamped with the “K” marking, as all were not. The Moroccan leather covered carved  grip is very nice. The scabbard shell is straight throughout. This shell also has beautiful leather, exactly matching the grain and color of that seen on the grip. This leather covering remains in  excellent condition. The scabbard mounts are also in fine condition. These mounts also have 100% of their silvering, and appear to have most of their original lacquer as well. The lower ball is in good condition. These mounts are retained by flatter-style side screws which are very nice and in place. Attached to the carrying ring is a good conditioned brown leather  hanger. The oval plate is not present but the eagle/swastika stamps are excellent.  The leather throughout  does show some usage, but is still sound. The snap clip is an unmarked nickel type, which also still has the silvered finish. The blade of this example is excellent and unsharpened.  This beautiful blade is etched, on the reverse, with the double oval logo of the E&F Hörster firm. The original blade buffer is in place. The buffer appears to be excellent and cut from the same leather as the scabbard and grip covers. A very fine, late-production NSFK Dagger here; we don't see many in this fine of condition. These generally bring $1,600-$3,500.00. 

$SOLD! plus actual shipping

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Here is an original WW2 S&W Victory Revolver frame and barrel. The frame is a fall 1942 serial number. Threads are very good and not buggered up. Markings are very clear. Has the GHD on the bottom (Guy H. Drewery, inspector at Springfield Armory at this time). Barrel is a late summer 1942 date. I believe it is close to N.O.S.. It has EXCELLENT rifling and bore. Little dirt at the end of the muzzle from storage but shiny new inside and out. Original finish on both parts. The frame will require an 01 FFL or better as it is only a frame and not a complete pistol. Great opportunity to replace a buggered up frame and/or barrel! NO IMPORT MARKS!

$150  plus actual shipping FOR THE PAIR

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For sale are 3 ACME MACHINE WORKS M7A3 Grenade Launchers for the M1   Garand rifle. These are very rare and hard to find in  N.O.S. (New old   Stock) condition, still in the grease! A real time capsule.
$125 each plus actual shipping of $8. FREE SHIPPING IF YOU BUY ALL 3 TOGETHER! THESE ARE NOT LEGAL TO OWN  IN CALIFORNIA!!! 

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For sale is an M84 Sniper Scope ser#36525. You will recognize this scope as the iconic sniper scope on the M1D Garand Sniper Rifle. This is 100% authentic and 100% original. The optics are in great condition and are very clear (VERY hard to photograph the lenses in a scope). There are 2 tiny dust spots in the view that do not impact the view or function at all. The rubber sunshade is not in great shape but is still pliable and works, although loose. It can be tightened with a little rubber cement on the inside edge. The M84 scope replaced the M81 and M82 ( standard issue on the M1C Sniper Rifle) and was standard issue in April 1945. These scopes are getting very hard to find in their original condition with serial number tag still in place and all adjustments working correctly (this does have both!).

$825.00 plus actual shipping

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Remington 1903A3 mid-Late WW2 stock. Has cross bolts. In excellent shape. Cartouches are very good and readable. Buttplate and sling swivel are there. Someone cut off the last little piece of the stock. I had it checked and it can be fixed fairly easily with pins and small piece of wood. CHEAP for a fixer stock with original cartouches in great condition!

$70.00 plus actual shipping

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ORIGINAL WW2 GERMAN SNIPER SCOPE CASE- NAMED!

This is an original German WW2 Sniper Scope Case that has the soldier's name written inside, " J.D. JOLY". Excellent shape with just one tear in one of the small leather strap rings. Very cool piece!

 $150.00 plus actual  shipping  

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For sale is a lot of 5 N.O.S. (New Old Stock) 1945 M1 Carbine belt  pouches. These are in mint condition. Used to hold 2 15 round mags. Can  be used for holding M1 Garand enbloc clips as well. These usually sell  for $40 each. 

 $150/LOT plus actual shipping

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Used for sighting the 37mm Anti-Tank gun that you see Willys MB/ Ford GPW jeeps hauling around. Has the claw mount. Optics are clear but have specs in the glass. The sight inside is clear and visible.

$60.00 shipped to the lower 48 states. AK & HI extra.

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 US M86F Telescope used as a sighting device for the 57mm Recoilless Rifle.  In the upper section of the reticle are the the numbers 57 - M306 this stands for 57mm Recoiless rifle - M306 High Explosive round.  

$80.00 shipped in the lower 48 states. AK & HI extra. 

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Swedish AG42/B Ljungman Maintenance kit. Kit is in nice shape. It is missing a part, so I have marked it down accordingly. 

 $25 shipped in the lower 48 states. AK& HI extra.

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A True Part Of US History. After Retirement Captain Isaac Winter Heysinger of Pennsylvania's 19th Cavalry developed a gravity knife. Nov 11 th. 1884 I.W. Heysinger was approved and issued Patent No. 307,767 The knife has a brass frame and Ebony wood handles.  The knife was made so that the blades could be easily changed. The patent lists five different styles of blades. I.W. Heysinger was a genius with this model for sure.

Pat No. 307,767 Nov 11 th. 1884

Captain I.W. Heysinger was a Civil War Captain in The 19th Cavalry of Pennsylvania.

Captain I.W. Heysinger was in the Antietam and the Maryland and Virginia campaigns of 1862.

Specifications:

Blade Length:  2"

Closed Length:  3 3/8"

Overall Length:  5 3/8"

Captain I.W. Heysinger also was a writer:

  [X-Info] Heysinger, Isaac W. (Isaac Winter), b. 1842: Antietam and the Maryland and Virginia campaigns of 1862 from the government records--Union and Confederate--mostly unknown and which have now first disclosed the truth; approved by the War department, by Captain Isaac W. Heysinger. (New York, The Neale publishing company, 1912)

    [X-Info] Heysinger, Isaac W. (Isaac Winter), b. 1842: The scientific basis of medicine. (Philadelphia, Boericke & Tafel, 1897)

    [X-Info] Heysinger, Isaac W. (Isaac Winter), b. 1842: Solar energy; its source and mode throughout the universe, by I. W. Heysinger ... (Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott conpany, 1901)

    [X-Info] Heysinger, Isaac W. (Isaac Winter), b. 1842: The source and mode of solar energy throughout the universe. (Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott company, 1895)

These sometimes bring $450.00 in lesser condition!

$325.00 plus actual shipping

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FRENCH MAS 49/56 MAGAZINES IN CALIBER 7.5 FRENCH. These magazines appear to be N.O.S. (New Old Stock). Perfect condition. 

$45.00 each or BOTH for $80.00 plus actual shipping

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Currently buying parts for M1 carbines, Garands, 1911, 1911A1 parts from ALL makers during WW2 (Inland, Winchester, IBM, Standard Products, Quality Hardware, Saginaw S.G., Saginaw S'G', Irwin Pederson, Rock-Ola,  National Postal Meter, Springfield Armory, Winchester, Colt, International Harvester, H&R, US&S, Singer, Remington Rand, Ithaca, Remington- UMC.  CALL SHAWN AT 802-316-1020 OR EMAIL ME AT dogfacesupply@gmail.com  

I AM LOOKING TO BUY AN ORIGINAL AIR FORCE PREMIUM GRADE MATCH 1911 OR 1911A1. IN MOST ANY CONDITION. SHOULD BE MARKED WITH A.F.P.G. AND ALL OTHER KNOWN ASPECTS OF AN AIR FORCE PREMIUM GRADE MATCH BUILT GUN.  Willing to pay VERY generously! 

CALL SHAWN AT 802-316-1020 OR EMAIL ME AT dogfacesupply@gmail.com 

For sale is a Dockendorff & Company M7A3 Grenade Launcher for the   M1 Garand rifle. These are very rare and hard to find. This one is   absolutely N.O.S. (New old Stock) in the grease! A real time capsule. I   am including the M15 grenade launcher sight, sight adapter, and case.
  $225 plus actual shipping of $8. THESE ARE NOT LEGAL TO OWN  IN CALIFORNIA!!! 

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HERE IS A PRODUCT I LOVE AND ONE I BELIEVE YOU WILL TOO!

AN EXCERPT FROM THE CREATOR OF MAG/SLAB:

ENGINEERING AN HEIRLOOM

A search for suitable stands to hold my modest collection of vintage M1911 and M1911A1 pistols kept coming up empty.

So I designed something to fit my needs:

1. I was running out of room in my safe and wanted to take advantage of the vertical space... stand the pistols up.
2. Handling the pistols in and out of the safe required a device to lock the pistols firmly to the pedestal.
3. Some of the old magazines are very rare and should be kept with the pistol... hold the magazine safely in place.
4. I wanted a well built product, something really nice, heirloom quality.

The solution is MAG/SLAB.

THESE ARE AMAZING! HERE IS THE LINK TO THE WEBSITE. I HAVE NO AFFILIATION, JUST WANT TO PASS ON A GREAT PRODUCT THAT WORKS VERY WELL AND IS AFFORDABLE AND 

WELL BUILT.

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For sale is a Bushmaster ACR (Adaptive Combat Rifle)Enhanced, in .223/5.56mm.  These were designed by Magpul Ind. This is a piston rifle. These are amazing weapons! I don't often get excited by these types of rifle but the "cool factor" is off the charts with this one. The front half reminds me af an M-249. Has tons of rails to mount items.  Has a folding stock and  tactical point sling attachment points  that is quick release and snaps into different points on the rifle. Barrel and bore are in excellent condition (but VERY hard to photograph!). Shiny bright. This rifle comes all apart with pins. There is an adjustable cheek rest too! Just about any and every feature you could want in a tactical rifle. Includes 1 30 round P-Mag IF it is legal where you live.

$1,600.00 plus actual shipping

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For sale is a Winchester 1894 ser #176471. It was made in 1903 and is C&R eligible. If you look at the bad serial info out there, it will tell you that this rifle was made in 1899. The actual numbers from the Winchester factory tell the actual story (always use the serial indicator from the Winchester Arms Collectors Assoc. to get actual factory info!). Anyway, the rifle is in .30 WCF or .30-30 as we know it. The barrel is 26", which was the standard length so it has not been cut down and is fully factory original. The finish and wood are also original and not refinished. The wood is proud of the metal, which shows it has not been sanded. The pictures will show the details very clearly. The bore and rifling are good. There is some pitting in one section of the barrel, but I was able to test the rifle and it doesn't seem to affect accuracy (I used it for deer hunting this year in Vermont). There is some rust/pitting on one part of the lever and the very top end of the buttplate. Factory sights as far as I know. Very good markings and a very solid, excellent, tight rifle. Pretty nice for a 115 year old rifle! I'm pricing it to move.

$SOLD plus actual shipping

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For sale is a Colt 1849 in .31 caliber. This was made in 1852 according to Colt. A 3rd year production revolver. It has the desired 6" barrel. The wagon and horse team roolmark on the cylinder is in good shape. The grips are notched (kills? Buy the gun, not the story). All 4 serial numbers match and the inspector marks (X) match. The chambers are rusty but functional as are the nipples. the touch holes are clean too (sorry!). The rifling is strong but there is pitting. The gun does function as it should. 2 clicks when the hammer is pulled back. It does lock up. I can't tell you about timing but it seems ok. It's a relic type gun that is almost 167 years old and affordable! Very cool piece that I believe can still be fired. 

$SOLD! plus actual shipping

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Winchester Model 270 was made from 1963-1973.  No ACTUAL way other than a Winchester letter to determine year of manufacture (if they even have records for THESE), so must go to an 01 FFL or better. Functions and looks excellent. Couple small wood cracks as shown in pics. Looks like one attempt at a repair. Can be easily fixed. Rifling and bore are excellent. Great shooter!

 The Model 270 pump action was chambered in the .22 caliber and has a tube magazine with a capacity of 16 .22 long rifles, but can hold about 21 .22 shorts. The Winchester model 270 is relatively rare in the 200 series for Winchester rifles.  Related 200 series models include the 250, 255, 275 and 290.  The total production for all of the 200 Series family is over 1.6 million according to Winchester. This rifle came in 2 types: The standard and the deluxe.  .  All rifles in the 200 series have a grooved receiver to accept scope mounts. All Winchester 270s were produced with a 20.5 inch barrel, a fixed front sight, adjustable rear sight.  Additionally, there is a plastic forearm variation that is less desirable among collectors. No ACTUAL way other than a Winchester letter to determine year of manufacture, so must go to an 01 FFL or better. Great collectible Winchester!

$SOLD plus actual shipping

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For sale is a Mossberg Model 500A .12 Gauge shotgun. It has a 28" full vent  rib barrel and takes 2 3/4" and 3" shells. Excellent condition inside and out. Nothing else to say. This is a near new shotgun at a well used price! These go for $335-$375 new!

 $SOLD plus actual shipping (PRICE VALID UNTIL 10/10/18 ONLY)

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At Dogface Supply I never charge more than the actual cost to ship. My discount is YOUR discount!

THERE IS A 3.5% PROCESSING FEE TO USE A VISA CARD. PRICES SHOWN ON PRODUCTS REFLECT A CASH/USPS MONEY ORDER PRICE.

 THERE IS A 3.5% PROCESSING FEE TO USE A MASTERCARD. PRICES SHOWN ON PRODUCTS REFLECT A CASH/USPS MONEY ORDER PRICE. 

 THERE IS A 3.5% PROCESSING FEE TO USE A MASTERCARD. PRICES SHOWN ON PRODUCTS REFLECT A CASH/USPS MONEY ORDER PRICE.  

 THERE IS A 3.5% PROCESSING FEE TO USE A DISCOVER CARD. PRICES SHOWN ON PRODUCTS REFLECT A CASH/USPS MONEY ORDER PRICE. 

CALL SHAWN AT DOGFACE SUPPLY LLC AT 802-316-1020. I WILL RUN YOUR CARD SECURELY THROUGH THE PAYMENT CENTER. DO NOT SEND CREDIT CARD INFORMATION VIA EMAIL!

At Dogface Supply, customers are the backbone of my business. I sincerely appreciate your patronage and hope to work with you again!

Thank You,

Shawn Hoague