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Produced after 1919. Beach combination front sight and tang mounted Lyman peep sight on the "3" numbered barrel, with standard 2-line addr...

This is an example of a left handed single shot needle fire breech loading carbine, which is most likely of German origin. The bolt is equipped withou

Post front sight with wings, 5 3/4" quarter rib on the top flat for iron sight mounting, and tang mounted peep sight. Eagle, "crown / N&qu...

The top of the barrel is gold inlaid "G. TRESCHNER IN FRANKFURT A/O. PATENT." and the top of the frame at the breech is engraved "WMA...

Full octagon barrel marked "C. G. HAENEL, SUHL" on the top flat at the breech and "WaK116 8,15x46. NCRM." on the left flat, with...

Fitted with a new manufactured sporter replacement barrel manufactured without sights, with no visible maker markings. The receiver has been drilled o

Lyman 77M globe front and tang mounted peep sights, with a pair of mounting blocks on top of the Winchester marked barrel and a matte textured finish

Manufactured in 1891, features a #3 octagon barrel with a blade front sight block installed in the rear sight slot and a tang mounted peep sight.. The

Manufactured from 1883 to 1907. The medium weight 28" full octagon barrel is fitted with a blade front sight and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear ...

Manufactured in 1895. Standard two line address on the top barrel flat ahead of the removed rear sight (filler block added) and marked "32-40&q...