7663 VT Route 22A, Addison, VT, 05491-8924
Collectible Military & COMMERCIAL Firearms & Militaria
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Springfield Armory 1898 Krag w/Unique Ser# - C&R
Kel-Tec P-32 Pistol Oct 2018 Complete w/ Case, 2 Factory 6rd Mags & Docs
Davis D-32 Derringer – Chrome Finish - .32 ACP – Exc. Condition
- Start Date: 07/30/2026 9:00 PM E.S.T.
- Ending Date: 08/09/2026 9:00 PM E.S.T.
Davis D-32 Derringer – Chrome Finish - .32 ACP – Exc. Condition
Kel-Tec P-32 Pistol Oct 2018 Complete w/ Case, 2 Factory 6rd Mags & Docs
Davis D-32 Derringer – Chrome Finish - .32 ACP – Exc. Condition
- Start Date: 07/30/2026 9:05 PM E.S.T.
- Ending Date: 08/09/2026 9:05 PM E.S.T.
Kel-Tec P-32 Pistol Oct 2018 Complete w/ Case, 2 Factory 6rd Mags & Docs
Kel-Tec P-32 Pistol Oct 2018 Complete w/ Case, 2 Factory 6rd Mags & Docs
Kel-Tec P-32 Pistol Oct 2018 Complete w/ Case, 2 Factory 6rd Mags & Docs
- Start Date: 07/30/2026 9:10 PM E.S.T.
- Ending Date: 08/09/2026 9:10 PM E.S.T.
First-Year Production (2008) Ruger LCP .380 Package w/3 Mags & Box
First-Year Production (2008) Ruger LCP .380 Package w/3 Mags & Box
Kel-Tec P-32 Pistol Oct 2018 Complete w/ Case, 2 Factory 6rd Mags & Docs
- Start Date: 07/30/2026 9:15 PM E.S.T.
- Ending Date: 08/09/2026 9:15 PM E.S.T.
First-Year Production (2008) Ruger LCP .380 Package w/3 Mags & Box
First-Year Production (2008) Ruger LCP .380 Package w/3 Mags & Box
MILITARY & MILITARY-TYPE FIREARMS
Rare All-Orig CZ 46 P38 9mm - Intact Czech Lion Proofs
1919 Carl Gustaf's M96 Swedish Rifle w/Bayonet & Scabbard - EXC. Barrel! - C&R
Rare All-Orig CZ 46 P38 9mm - Intact Czech Lion Proofs
For sale is a CZ 46 pistol in 9mm. The CZ 46 (properly designated as the Pistole Vzor 46 or Vz46) represents a fascinating, brief window in post-World War II firearms history. Immediately following the liberation of Czechoslovakia in 1945, the newly restored nation faced a severe shortage of service small arms. To quickly equip its military, the Czechoslovakian military authorities authorized the assembly of pistols using the vast quantities of leftover, uncompleted Nazi parts found at domestic manufacturing plants like the fnh (Česká Zbrojovka, Strakonice) factory, alongside components salvaged from major German wartime producers like Walther (ac) and Spreewerk (cyq). The resulting firearm was structurally a Walther P.38 double-action 9mm pistol but stamped with uniquely Czech proof marks—most notably the Czechoslovakian "rampant lion" struck through the ejection port on top of the barrel, and on the left front triggerguard, along with the E, and the 46 stamped on the right front of the triggerguard. Finding an original CZ 46 that retains its original, authentic post-war Czech factory finish is exceptionally rare today. Total production of the Vz46 is estimated to be incredibly small, with only approximately 3,000 units assembled before Czechoslovakia standard-issued their own domestic designs. Furthermore, because these pistols were heavily utilized and later transferred as military aid to nations like East Germany, the vast majority were either altered or heavily refurbished over the decades. Many surviving examples were "Russian dipped" or arsenal re-blued, which obscured the distinct, original post-war finish. A pristine, untouched original finish indicates a scarce specimen that managed to escape subsequent cold-war re-processing. The historical rarity of an un-defaced, originally finished CZ 46 is compounded by political censorship during the Cold War. When Czechoslovakia fully transitioned into a communist satellite state, the government eventually sold off these non-standard P.38 variants as international military surplus (this is import marked on the slide rails by Century Arms, and has British proofs also). However, to obscure the origin of the weapons and make them look like standard, generic WWII-era P.38s, the vast majority of these pistols had their Czech "rampant lion" proof marks deliberately ground off or defaced before export. If a pistol was transferred to East Germany, its subsequent East German sunburst proof was often scrubbed as well. Consequently, an all-matching CZ 46 with intact lion proofs, proper "E" military acceptance marks, and its original factory blue or phosphate finish stands as an incredibly scarce, highly prized specimen for advanced military surplus collectors. The bore and rifling are very good and strong with lots of shine left. The magazine is the correct variation for this pistol but is numbered to a different CZ 46. Please look at ALL the photos! I have tried to show every square inch of the pistol. This is C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,450.00
CC PRICE: $1,500.00
plus USPS shipping
WW2 Remington Rand 1911A1 Rig
1919 Carl Gustaf's M96 Swedish Rifle w/Bayonet & Scabbard - EXC. Barrel! - C&R
Rare All-Orig CZ 46 P38 9mm - Intact Czech Lion Proofs
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1919 Carl Gustaf's M96 Swedish Rifle w/Bayonet & Scabbard - EXC. Barrel! - C&R
1919 Carl Gustaf's M96 Swedish Rifle w/Bayonet & Scabbard - EXC. Barrel! - C&R
1919 Carl Gustaf's M96 Swedish Rifle w/Bayonet & Scabbard - EXC. Barrel! - C&R
NOTE: All but the first two photos were taken a few years ago. I initially sold this rifle to a customer who did nothing but put it in his safe, so I used the old photos. I DID take the first two photos just today, so those look better than the previous ones, as my skill and camera have improved since then, and show what the rifle really looks like.
For sale is a 1919 dated Carl Gustaf's M96 rifle in the original caliber of 6.5x55 Swedish, and original bayonet w/ scabbard and frog. All parts are number matching except the safety and rear sight ladder and slide. The stock and handguard are numbers matching and are of the Beech variety that was used after 1915 in production. Apparently not many in beech were made from what I have read. Some call it "copper beech", others call it "red beech". The rifling and bore are excellent. The brass tag is still there. The last sector on the tag gives information on the level of bore pitting. “1” means pitting in the groves. “2” means pitting in the groves and on the side of the lands. “3” means pitting in the whole bore (which means unserviceable). A rifle would never receive a “3”. It would instead be turned in to a workshop, where the old barrel would be exchanged for a new one. This rifle is not marked because the barrel was perfect. The flash hider is there. The sling is from an M/45, but these WERE used on the M96 sometimes (it was installed incorrectly in the photos. It is now installed correctly on the rifle). Just a beautiful rifle with a gorgeous stock, that will make a GREAT shooter. It was hard to photograph the grain to show the beauty. The bayonet and scabbard shown are also included. C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $600.00
CC PRICE: $621.00
plus USPS shipping
Scarce 1918 SSA Lee-Enfield III* .303 Rifle - Matching, Original Barrel/C&R
1919 Carl Gustaf's M96 Swedish Rifle w/Bayonet & Scabbard - EXC. Barrel! - C&R
For sale is a highly collectible, historically significant Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (Sht L.E.) III* manufactured in 1918 by the Standard Small Arms Company (SSA). It is in its original caliber of .303 British. Produced under the British War Department's decentralized "Peddled Scheme," this rifle represents a unique logistical experiment where independent Birmingham outworkers machined core components like the receiver and nosecap, utilizing a centralized Rifle Components Pool for final assembly. Because SSA struggled with production efficiency, the company was nationalized on June 1, 1918, becoming National Rifle Factory No. 1 (NRF). This rifle features the signature blank right wrist socket and bears the distinct S.S.A. manufacturer stamp on the left rear of the receiver body, making it a scarce variation from the final year of the Great War. The rifle survived the massive post-war demobilization and was selected for retention, undergoing a formal Factory Thorough Repair at the Royal Small Arms Factory as evidenced by its EFD inspection proofs and a "2-22" (February 1922) refurbishment stamp. This specimen is highly correct, with matching serial numbers on the receiver, bolt handle, and nosecap. Additionally, the rear sight leaf was officially renumbered during its service history to match the rest of the weapon. Remarkably, it retains its original, matching 1918-dated barrel, proving it passed Enfield's strict post-war gauging criteria rather than being shot out and replaced. Mechanically, the rifle functions flawlessly; the iconic five-groove barrel features an exceptionally bright bore with sharp rifling and only miniscule pitting in the grooves. The bolt cycles with the legendary, rapid smoothness expected of a premier British battle rifle. The full-length military stock set has been refinished, ensuring excellent structural integrity, solid wood bedding, and a clean presentation. Adding to its historical character, the woodwork features authentic, arsenal-done repairs—specifically one spot on the main stock and one spot on each of the handguards—which were standard practice during its service life to preserve high-quality military lumber. This rifle represents the absolute apex of wartime emergency engineering, streamlined by omitting pre-war features like magazine cut-offs and volley sights to maximize manufacturing speed. Fully functional, tight, and mechanically sound, this scarce SSA hybrid serves as a flawless chronological bridge between World War I mobilization and interwar British military history, making it an exceptional candidate for both serious collectors and vintage range shooters. This is C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $650.00
CC PRICE: $675.00
plus USPS shipping
Springfield Armory M1903 High # WWII Rebuild 9-42 Bbl Keystone C-Stock ME 0
For sale is a Springfield Armory M1903 rifle in its original caliber of .30-06. It features a safe, double-heat-treated "high-number" receiver manufactured in late 1918, which was later overhauled for World War II service with a 9-42 dated Springfield barrel. It is equipped with a distinctively thick "Type C" full pistol-grip stock that is identifiable by an inverted "K" mark in the magazine cut-off recess, which is historically correct for an authentic wartime Keystone Manufacturing Company component. Completing this collectible depot-rebuilt weapon is a 1920s-era swept-back bolt stamped with the WL3 steel lot code on the handle, a prized component from the 1921–1927 National Match era. There is some light pitting on the handle. It is nothing that affects function or integrity at all. The rifle is in exceptional mechanical condition, and has a shiny, like-new bore and rifling, and a muzzle wear reading of 0! It has a milled steel World War I-style fine-checkered buttplate, a standard Parkerized steel M1903 front sight cover stamped with drawing number C64157-2 and on the other side, the government contractor stamp, a correct milled steel adjustable ladder rear sight featuring the traditional peep-hole slide aperture, and a reproduction Olive Drab green cotton M1 web sling stenciled with "110989 SLING." Everything functions as it should, and this will make an excellent shooter for CMP Vintage Rifle Matches, perfectly illustrating United States ordnance recycling, parts swapping, and depot refurbishment from the war. This is C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,000.00
CC PRICE: $1,035.00
plus USPS shipping
Japanese Nagoya Type 99 Rifle - Series 2 - Ground Mum - All Matching Numbers!
For sale is a Japanese Nagoya Arsenal Type 99, 2nd series rifle. The Nagoya Arsenal 2nd Series Type 99 short rifle represents a pinnacle of Japanese small arms production during World War II, manufactured approximately between mid-and-late 1942. Based on the serial number 23378, this firearm was the 223,378th standard Type 99 produced by the factory, assembled right before severe resource constraints forced the military to adopt crude "last-ditch" design simplifications. Chambered in the powerful 7.7x58mm Arisaka cartridge, a 2nd Series rifle from this era retains the high-quality machining, deep blue finish, and robust structure characteristic of Japan's peak industrial wartime output, dodging the drop in quality seen in subsequent years. The defaced Imperial Chrysanthemum, or mum, on the receiver ring serves as a direct indicator of the rifle's formal surrender at the conclusion of the Pacific War. This sixteen-petal flower represented the personal property of the Emperor and was systematically ground down by U.S. occupation forces—or by Japanese troops under instruction—to prevent the royal symbol from being dishonored upon capture. Because nearly 75% to 80% of all surviving US military bring-back Arisakas underwent this systemic defacement, having the mum ground is a very common trait of a real bringback rifle. The fact that this rifle remains in excellent condition overall with its original factory stock cartouches (kanji inspection stamps) intact means it was well-preserved as a military bring-back trophy, completely escaping the post-war wood-cutting and "sporterization" that ruined countless captured firearms. The presence of fully matching serial numbers across the receiver, bolt handle, safety, firing pin, ejector, and bayonet lug confirms the rifle survived the war entirely intact without having parts swapped in the field or mixed up in surrender collection piles. A hallmark of this premium, early-to-mid-war manufacturing, is that the bore, rifling, and bolt face are fully chrome plated, a high-end feature designed to combat the highly corrosive primers and humid jungle environments of the Pacific theater. While its original factory-issued wire monopod and short click-retention cleaning rod are missing—highly common field losses as Japanese soldiers often intentionally discarded the clumsy monopods to shed weight and avoid snagging in dense jungle foliage—the delicate, fold-out anti-aircraft wings on the rear sight ladder remain fully intact. Finding an unrefurbished 1942 specimen that preserves its original matching metalwork alongside its original stamped wood offers an incredibly authentic physical record of mid-war Japanese military manufacturing. This rifle is in overall excellent condition with some handling and use marks (see ALL pics). The bore and rifling are excellent. Everything functions as it should. Again, please look at ALL the photos. They will show every inch of the rifle so YOU can be the judge on its condition. You can find an original or repro cleaning rod very easily on the internet. This is C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $650.00
CC PRICE: $675.00
plus USPS shipping
ANTIQUE MILITARY & COMMERCIAL FIREARMS
French Model 1816 Pistol - Mutzig Arsenal - 1820
For sale is a French Model 1816 pistol. It was refurbished by the French government and sent to the U.S. for Civil War use. That is why it was converted to percussion. In absolutely fine condition, the stampings and even the stock cartouche are very legible. The pistol works as it should and is an excellent specimen! Research these, they have a rich history. It would be very hard to find another in this condition. ANTIQUE/NO FFL REQUIRED WHERE LEGAL! PROOF OF AGE (21) REQUIRED.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $950.00
CC PRICE: $985.00
plus USPS shipping
RARE? Rifled New Orleans Ace Pistol - .44 cal. Black Powder – NO FFL
I ONLY HAVE THIS ONE PHOTO NOW. FULL ALBUM COMING SOON! IF YOU WANT IT, LET ME KNOW. CALL, TEXT, EMAIL, AS IT WON'T LAST LONG!
For sale is a New Orleans Ace pistol. Most of these were made during the 1970/1980s in kit form or assembled. Most companies that made them made them in a smoothbore configuration. This one has a rifled barrel. I cannot find another version like it anywhere on the internet. At any rate, this is a .44 cal. Black powder pistol that uses a #11 cap for ignition. It is in like new condition. Very clean inside and out. I have no idea if it will fire, but do not see any reason it would not. The hammer cocks and fires. That is all I can tell you. The barrel does screw on and off for easy cleaning. A very cool-looking "boot pistol". This is black powder and does not require an FFL. It can shipped right to your house, WHERE LEGAL. I will require proof that you are at least 21years old.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $200.00
CC PRICE: $210.00
plus USPS shipping
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