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The Model 1885 was put into production in mid to late-1886 and it is estimated that 5,500 Model 1885 Rifles were produced before production ceased in

The left receiver wall is marked with the two line address/patent date marking with the serial number on chamber. The left side of the barrel has the

This is an example of a Remington-Lee Model 1899 Sporting Rifle featuring a 26 inch half octagon barrel and shotgun type buttplate. The left receiver

The Model 1878 is an internal hammer, breech loading single shot rifle produced from 1878 to 1881 with a total production of approximately 6,900 in th

Intended for use by members of the Philippine Constabulary, the Constabulary Carbine is a Model 1898 Krag with the barrel and forearm arsenal shortene

This is an example of a Canadian Ross Model 1905 with U.S. markings. Ross rifles were purchased by the U.S. Army for training purposes shortly after t

Only 5,000 Model 1898 carbines were manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1898 and 1899. The serial number range for Model 1898 Carbines fall within t

Carbine Configuration with high blade pinned front and 1884 Buffington rear sights. The left rear of the barrel is marked with the "V/P/eagle h...

Manufactured in 1898. The receiver is marked "U.S./MODEL 1898, SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" followed by serial number 124340. Pinned fixed blade fr...

This is an example of a Remington-Lee U.S. Army Trials Model 1882 bolt action Rifle. Observed trials rifle serial numbers range from 8,818 to 9,791. I

This is a fine example of a Michigan National Guard issued Remington-Lee Model 1899 bolt action Rifle. 1,001 of these rifles were shipped in 1898 with

This is a very fine example of a Michigan National Guard issued Remington-Lee Model 1899 bolt action Rifle. These 30-40 caliber rifles are found in th

This rifle was one of the 300 Model 1879 rifles that were part of the first U.S. Navy contract and delivered by January 1882 (a copy of a Navy memo li

This is one of the 3,000 Model 1899 Rifle/Carbines ordered by the Cuban government in 1904. The rifles and carbines are numbered together (1-3,000) an

This is an example of a Chinese contract Remington-Lee Model 1882 Bolt Action Rifle with the later production 32 inch barrel. Chinese contract rifles

This rifle was one of the 700 Model 1879 Rifles that were delivered to the Navy by October 1884 (a copy of a Navy memo listing Lee rifle purchases is

This is an example of a factory converted Model 1882 Sporting Rifle and this rifle is identified in Eugene Myszkowski's book THE REMINGTON-LEE R...

This is an example of a Navy Lt. W.W. Kimball inspected Model 1885 Rifle. The 1879 patent date is marked on the left receiver wall and the two line Re

Receiver and bolt only. This is a prototype Model 1899 Rifle receiver with the right side stamped "B.A.SP." and the underside stamped with...

This is a very nice example of a Parker Bros. VH 410 shotgun which was Del Greco upgraded to an AAHE Grade shotgun. Concaved matte solid rib with doub

Single brass bead sight, with a gold insert on the rib over the chambers and scroll engraving at the breech, chokes measuring full, 2 1/2 inch chamber

Manufactured from 1908 to 1926, within the serial number range of Flues Model production (175000 to 399000). Single brass bead front sight on the matt

Manufactured from 1905 to 1930. Single bead sight, 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked full/modified, and extractors. The right barrel is marked "KRUPP...

This double barrel Merkel rifle is chambered for the monster 500 Nitro Express caliber. These rifles are all hand made and represent the pinnacle of d

Red dot ramp front sight and notch rear sight on a quarter rib with fiber optic insert, with the Krieghoff address on the left barrel and light engrav

Blade ramp front sight, one standing, one folding leaf express rear sight on a matted quarter rib, with an extractor. The rib is marked "Safari...

This four barrel set consists of two over/under barrels and two top single barrels, all are 12 gauge with an ivory bead front and brass mid bead sight

Manufactured in Spain. This shotgun has a single bead front sight (mid-bead sight missing), 3 1/2 inch chambers, choke tube system, and ejectors. The

This Model No. 2 Shotgun has two 28 gauge barrel sets numbered to the gun and sharing a single forearm. Both sets are 26 inches long and feature a sin

Single steel bead sight on the concave smooth solid rib marked "AYA - AGUIRRE & ARANZABAL - MADE IN SPAIN" with fine scroll engraving ...

This shotgun features dual bead sights, 2 3/4 inch chambers, modified/cylinder chokes, and ejectors. The right barrel is marked "ABERCROMBIE &a...

This is a number "2" of a Game Bird Set. Single bead sight on the solid concave matte rib, 3 inch chambers, (lengthened from the original ...

The solid rib is marked "T. WILD, WHITTALL STREET, BIRMINGHAM". Single bead front sight (mid-bead sight missing), choked full/full, 3 inch...

There are no maker markings and the water table and barrel flat have Spanish proofs. This shotgun features a single bead front sight, 3 inch chambers,

Imported by Pacific International Import of Sacramento, this arm bears the hand engraved legend "*** BUILT for "SLIMBO" By Von Dutch,...

Single bead sight, 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked modified/full, and ejectors. The barrel rib is marked "W. KAVANAGH & SON, DAME ST., DUBLIN&q...

Manufactured circa 1881. Single bead sight, 2 3/4 inch chambers, and extractor. The barrel rib is marked "W.W. GREENER, 68 HAYMARKET LONDON&quo...

The solid rib is marked "AUGUSTE FRANCOTTE LIEGE". 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked modified/modified, and ejectors. The box lock action is bor...

Single brass bead sight on the matte rib, with "VON LENGERKE & DETMOLD . NEW YORK" on the left barrel, modified/full chokes, 3 inch ch...

This two barrel set consists of a 20 and 28 gauge set. The 20 gauge barrels are 28 inches in length and the 28 gauge 26 inches, both have a Bradley iv

Red and nickel bead sights, with wedges of punch-dot backed scroll engraving at the muzzle and breech, a gold band at the muzzle, 2 7/8 inch chamber a

Manufactured in 1961 this is one of 683 Winchester Model 70 Target Rifles manufactured in the 243 Winchester caliber. Standard Winchester markings inc

Manufactured in 1948 during the Transition period (late 1945 to 1951). Standard Winchester markings including the factory proof on the left side of th

Manufactured in 1936. Standard Winchester legend with ".257 ROBERTS" on the left side of the barrel and a factory proof stamped on the lef...

Manufactured in 1960. The varmint barrel is tapped for sight mounting at the muzzle with a scope block mount at the rear. The receiver is tapped for s

Manufactured in 1953 as one of the few chambered in 22 short. The sights are a hooded fixed front and adjustable Lyman peep rear. The barrel is marked

Manufactured in 1949 and equipped with a hooded front sight and Lyman adjustable rear peep sight. Rear sight dovetail has a filler block. Mounted on a

Manufactured in 1951. This is a rare example of a Model 70 Target Rifle produced in 257 Roberts caliber. The left side of the barrel has the Wincheste

Manufactured in 1952. The barrel has a ramp front sight base correctly without provisions for a hood with a filler block in the slot. The slotted rear

Manufactured in 1952 this is an example of a Model 70 Target Rifle in 220 Swift caliber. The heavy barrel is marked with the Winchester legend with th