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This rare Winchester Model 1897 Trench Gun was manufactured in 1918. This particular Trench Gun has the distinctive features that identify it as the c

This is an excellent example of a correct World War II production Winchester M1 Carbine. Blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, Winchester marked barrel,

Produced after 1958. "NM/ 062" marked front sight and "NM/ 2a" rear sight with swiveling eye cup, "NM BME" windage kno...

Blade front and "I.R.CO. / 7160060" marked adjustable rear sights, with a Type II barrel band, "10-44" Inland barrel, blue round...

This is an excellent example of a very scarce British L42A1 Sniper rifle. These rifles were developed during the mid-1960s and actually put into servi

This is a nice example of an early Rock-Ola M1 carbine. The rear of the receiver is marked "ROCK-OLA" over the serial number and the top o...

A refinement of the M1 Sniperscope developed for World War II, the M3 is an active infrared device which allowed vision in total darkness at up to 125

This is an excellent example of a World War II production Winchester Model 12 Trench Gun. The shotgun has the Winchester Commercial blue finish on the

This is an example of a desirable Johnson semi-automatic rifle. These rifles were developed in the late 1930s intending to compete against the M1 Gara

Blade and two leaf sights, with Inland/General Motors barrel dated "2-44", push button safety, and Type II barrel band. Low wood stock wit...