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Blade front and elevator rear sights, with "1917" dated chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle link. Three "crown/ letter...

Dated "1915" on the chamber and marked "DWM" on the toggle. The serial number is marked on the left side of the extension, front...

A) Fixed sights, with the standard makers marks on the left side of the slide and a mix of "eagle/ swastika" and "eagle/ WaA140"...

A) Made in 1942. Fixed sights, standard slide markings, "eagle/ 359" and "eagle/ swastika" proofs where appropriate, renumbered ...

A) This is a nice example of a late WWII Walther P38 pistol. The left side of the slide is marked with "P.38", the serial number and "...

This is an excellent example of a late WWII Nazi Mauser P38 pistol. This P-38 pistol carries the "svw" code markings for the Mauser factor...

This is an example of a 2nd variation ac/41 code P38 pistol. The left side of the slide is marked "P.38" next to "ac/41" and the...

This is a very nice representative example of a highly desirable and scarce early "ac/ 40", P-38. Standard slide markings, with "eagl...

This is an exceptional example of a WWII German turret sniper rifle manufactured by the Mauser factory that has been fitted with a "cad" m...

This is an attractive example of a WWII production rifle manufactured by the Berlin-Lubecker manufacturing company. The left side of the rough milled

Made in 1944. Hooded blade and tangent sights, with "Z", "bnz/ 1" shield and "WaA623" on the barrel and "eagle/ 7...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "40D74" on the barrel near the breech and "eagle/ 655" proofs on the right side of the r...

This is an excellent example of a very late WWII production k98 rifle. This rifle was manufactured at the BRNO factory late in WWII while under contro

This rifle features a five round magazine, ramp blade front sight (missing hood) and an adjustable military style rear sight graduated from 30 to 200

Ramp blade and tangent sights, with "THURINGEN" and "Deutsches Sportmodell" markings on the receiver. Fitted with a "cxn/ Z...

Made in Budapest during the brief German occupation of Hungary. Hooded blade front sight and tangent rear, with "jhv/ 44" marking on the r...

This is a excellent example of a 06/24 Luger as produced in Switzerland at the BERN factory. These were the first true Swiss manufactured Lugers that

The top of the chamber is marked 1917, for the year of manufacture and the top of the toggle is marked "DWM". The right side of the barrel...

Fixed sights, with "1918" date on the chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle. Three "crown/ gothic letter" proofs on...

Brown leather construction, with "GERMANY" stamped on the flap, and pouches for a takedown tool and a cleaning rod. With a wooden shoulder...

Later production second pattern magazine employs the stamped, folding winding lever. The top and bottom of the magazine is marked with the maker'...

This is just a beautiful example of an extremely rare 1902 DWM Luger that has been fitted with the unique "Powell Indicating Device", comm...

This is an excellent example of a late WWII production British Enfield No 4 MK 1 (T) sniper rifle that is complete with the wooden storage/carrying ca

Blade front and notch rear sights, with caliber markings on the rear sight base and "crown/ RE/ TERNI" on the chamber next to "1940 X...

British WWII No.4 MK I (T) sniper rifle manufactured by BSA in 1945. This rifle is a No.4 MKI rifle that was selected for accuracy during production

This is an example of an engraved (possibly custom) pre-war Walther Mod. PP pistol. The pistol has a cartridge pin indicator, 60 degree safety lever,

Dated 1938 on the chamber, with the "S/42" code on the toggle. "Eagle/63" and "droop wing eagle" proofs on the right s...

Fixed sights, with "42" date on the chamber and "byf" manufacturer code on the toggle. The barrel extension is marked with a pai...

Made in the 1930's, with adjustable blade front and notch rear sights, wrap around thumb rest target grips and wooden base magazine. Marked with...

Introduced in 1928. Fixed sights, "Eagle N" proofmarks on right side of the slide and barrel chamber and the left side of the slide and fr...

A) Sauer 38H pistol with high polish blue finish with the "Eagle/37" military acceptance mark found on the left side face of the trigger g...

A) Marked on the left side of the slide "P. Mod. 37, Kal. 7.65." followed by an "eagle/swastika" proof and "jhv/43". T...

This is an example of Beretta's experimental attempt to lighten the Model 1935 semi-automatic pistol by cutting wide annular grooves in the barr...

This pistol has a blue finish, shoulder stock slot (no stock) and black checkered plastic grips marked "VIS" on the right side and "F...

The left side of the slide has the standard Mauser legend, with the Eagle 135 Waffenant anthem on the rear of the trigger guard. The right side of the

A) Late production model with one line model designation and patent marking on the slide, with eagle/77 acceptance marks on the slide and frame. The s

A) Manufactured circa 1943, this "F" prefixed serial numbered Model 1935 pistol has a slide without a legend, a common feature for Model 1...

Manufactured in 1958, this special order, Super Grade Model 70 features floral scroll and fine scroll engraving on the receiver, floor plate, trigger

Manufactured circa 1956, this target rifle features a Redfield Olympic front globe sight, an adjustable Redfield Olympic receiver sight. There are Une

Manufactured in 1952. The left side of the barrel is marked with the standard two line address, trademark, caliber and model marking. The left rear of

Introduced in the 1930s, this Model 52B rifle features a heavy barrel fitted with a Unertl 10x telescopic sight adjustable for elevation and windage w

Standard markings with factory proofs on the barrel and receiver. Redfield Olympic globe front sight, scope bases on the heavy barrel and a Redfield O

Pre 1964 style action, barrel manufactured without sights and fitted with the Ballistic Optimizing Shooting System, receiver drilled and tapped for sc

Introduced by Winchester in 1931, the Model 21 was one of the company's finest effort ,with regard, to quality, reliability and strength. The mo...

Introduced by Winchester in 1931 the Model 21 was one of the companies finest efforts with regard to quality, reliability and strength. The model was

Manufactured in 1915. Ivory bead front sight on a solid matte rib. The left side of the barrel is marked "NICKEL STEEL -[three line Winchester ...

Manufactured in 1953. Standard markings and features including a single bead nickel sight, 3 inch chamber, full choke, flat bottom 14 groove slide han

Manufactured in 1951. Standard markings, dovetailed blade bead front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight. Mounted with a smooth walnut forearm and p

This is an attractive example of a custom built Winchester Model 21 three barrel, three gauge cased set. This set was manufactured at the Winchester C

Manufactured in 1951. The left side of the barrel is marked with the standard two line address, trade mark, caliber and model marking, the left rear o