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Manufactured in Italy. L. Bosis is the maker of high grade over/under and side by side shotguns on a custom made to order basis only to precise indiv

A) Manufactured from 1986 to 1988. Features dual ivory bead sights on a vent rib matte barrel with deluxe grade walnut hand checkered extra fancy stra

Manufactured in Japan. Single brass bead sight on the matte solid rib which are marked "Parker Reproduction by (in script) WINCHESTER East Alt...

Parker Reproduction Manufactured by Winchester in Japan. The barrels are choked modified and improved cylinder with 2 3/4" chambers with ejecto...

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

Manufactured 1934 and subsequently custom engraved and finished. Single bead front sight on a vent matte rib, 3 inch chamber, choked modified. The bar

Angelo Bee was one of Winchesters outside engravers. His style focuses on hunting scenes with intricate background images. He uses yellow, rose, and w

Single steel front bead sight on solid matte rib, with standard barrel markings and 3 inch chamber choked modified. The 1937 made receiver features a

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 1960. Single bead front sight on the plain barrel with a 2 3/4 inch chamber, choked modified. 14 groove forearm and smooth pistol grip

This lot consists of 1) A Winchester-Western red leatherette case measuring 14"x 7"x 1 1/4" high containing 12 shotgun shells, all in...

This cannon was made for Winchester by Bellmore-Johnson Tool Co. It features a solid brass precision machined barrel mounted on solid cast brass carri

Introduced by Winchester in 1931. Fitted with a red bead front and nickel mid sights on the matte vent rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/full w...

Manufactured 1947 and subsequently custom engraved and finished. Single bead front sight, 3 inch chamber, choked full, smooth pistol grip stock, 14 gr

Made in 1937. Ivory mid-bead sight, with a red front dot on the Lyman Cutts compensator, with a WS-1 marked choke, 2 3/4" chamber, and "ST...

Manufactured in 1972. It features a red bead front sight and silver mid sight on a matte vent rib, 2 3/4 inch chamber, choked full and standard barre

The Knick model trap gun was originally introduced in 1922. It features twin ivory bead sights on the high matte vent rib, 2-3/4 inch chamber, choked

Features a single brass bead sight on a solid matte rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/improved modified, extractors, a tang mounted automatic s...

Double bead sights on a solid matte rib. The best fluid steel barrels feature 3 inch chambers with ejectors. Casehardened broad scroll engraved frame

This lot contains two 12 gauge Krupp fluid steel barrels numbered to gun: a 26 inch long barrel with 2 3/4" chambers, single bead sight and cho...

Introduced by Winchester in 1931. Fitted with a single bead sight on the rib, cylinder chokes (marked mod. and imp.cyl.) and 2 3/4 inch chambers, with

Manufactured in August of 1933. Features double ivory bead sights on the matte vent rib, standard barrel markings with the Winchester proof on the upp

Manufactured in 1949. The barrel is fitted with a Lyman Cutts compensator with single bead sight. Standard Winchester address/trademark information on

Manufactured in 1941. Single bead front sight, 3" chamber, choked full. Standard marking with rounded 18 groove forearm and smooth pistol grip ...

Produced in 1961. Nickel and ivory sight beads on the aftermarket Simmons rib, with choke marked full and 2 3/4 inch chamber. Standard markings, with

Manufactured in Belgium. Double ivory bead sights on a matte vent rib. The barrels feature 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked skeet/skeet with ejectors. Bl

Manufactured in Belgium this superposed shotgun features a wide matte vent rib with double ivory bead sights, choked full/ improved modified with ejec

Manufactured form 1931 to 1959, the Model 21 is considered to be Winchester's finest effort with regard to quality, reliability and strength. De...

Manufactured in 1959. Single steel bead front sight, 3" chamber, choked full. Standard markings and features with flat bottom 14 groove slide h...

Manufactured in 1960. Plain barrel with single bead sight, 3 inch chamber, and full choke. The left side of the barrel is marked "FOR SUPER SPE...

1) "Branded II" Winchester 20 x 28 inch sight poster of girl wearing denim Winchester vest, behind branded with shotgun shell X. In metal...

Introduced in 1999 as a limited run of 1000, the Final Tribute represents the end of the Auto-5 as a production gun. Single steel bead sight on a matt

This high-grade model was made in Japan by Miroku. Ivory bead front sight on the matte vent rib with barrels featuring Invector Plus choke system with

Manufactured in Japan, with standard markings, single bead front sight on a vented rib, modified choke and 2 3/4" chamber. Checkered forearm an...

Manufactured in Japan from 1991 to 1993. Features a single metal bead front sight and high post matte rib. Chambered for 2 1/2 and 3 inch shells and c

Introduced in 1993 as a limited edition, this is 1 of only 1,000 guns made in Grade IV. Features an ivory bead front sight on a matte vent rib, standa

Introduced in 1994. Single ivory bead sight on matte vent rib, 3" magnum chamber, and Invector Plus choke system with improved modified, modifi...

Manufactured in Japan, the Browning Model 12 is a reproduction of the Winchester Model 12 shotgun. Standard markings, single bead front sight on a ven

Single ivory bead sight on matte vent rib, chambered for 2 3/4" and 3" shells with the Invector Plus choke system. The receiver is scroll ...

Single bead sight on a solid rib. Barrels feature automatic ejectors, 2 1/2 inch chambers, choked modified/cylinder and the London address marking. Ma

This high quality English Tube Lock (pellet primed) shotgun features a single bead sight on the smooth concave solid rib marked "WILLIAM MOORE ...

This shotgun features a single silver bead on a concave solid matte rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/full. The left barrel is marked "MAD...

Single bead front sight on a solid rib marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD BIRMINGHAM". The action, side locks and upper tang are casehardened ...

Manufactured in Belgium, this shotgun was subsequently embellished by Roy Vail. Roy Vail was a custom shotgun and rifle maker from Warwick, N.Y., cir

This two barrel set consists of two 12 gauge superposed barrels numbered to the gun with vent ribs, extractor and single brass bead sights. Barrel 1 h

This is a very nice example of a XM15A1 fully automatic carbine that is a copy of the Colt M16A1 (SP-1) Carbine. These were the original forerunner of

This is an excellent example of a commercial AR15 fully automatic rifle that is a copy of the original Colt M16A1 style rifle. This model has the M16A

This gas operated AR-15 style carbine features a heavy barrel with a bird cage flash suppressor, bayonet lug and a standard front sight post. The uppe

Introduced in 1983 this Uzi was fitted with a pre-1986 registered and tax stamped 45 ACP conversion bolt (SN 661) to allow for legal full-automatic op

Originating in South Africa as the Armsel Striker in the 1980s, the Cobray Street Sweeper rapidly found itself on the wrong end of legislative action,

A semi-automatic reproduction of the Browning Model 1919 machine gun, using an NFA compliant semi-auto receiver and a mix of GI, commercial that dupli

Post front and peep rear sight, with a flat round cocking knob, a "SEMI/SMG" selector switch added to the left side of the frame, safety s...

Commercial production Australian L1A1 semi-automatic rifle manufactured by the Lithgow Small Arms Factory for import to the United States. The rifle i

Number 11 of a fifty-gun limited edition run, this rifle used a belt fed action, similar to a scaled down Browning 1917. Fixed sights, with a three-pr

Post front sight and two position, flip rear sight, three-prong flash hider, bayonet lug, vented triangular hand guards, receivers with Colt SP-1 mode

This is a BSA factory non-functioning cutaway or training aid display of the L1A1 rifle, the British version of the FN FAL Light Automatic Rifle. Most

This Steyr Army Universal Assault Rifle has standard markings and is equipped with a Leupold Vari-X III 6.5x20 scope. The interchangeable barrel with

This rifle has threaded, heavy barrel, manufactured without iron sights and has a thread protector installed. The action features a detachable magazin

This is an example of the original Armalite AR-180 semi-auto rifle as manufactured in Costa Mesa, California. This version is semi-automatic only. Bar

Produced by Imbel of Brazil for Springfield. Adjustable pin front and peep rear sights, with a smooth plastic forearm grooved for bipod mounting, forg

This version of the Model XM15-E2S has a fluted barrel, a black anodized aluminum handguard and manufactured without sights. The top of the receiver h

This gas operated AR-15 style carbine features a heavy barrel with a bird cage flash suppressor, bayonet lug and standard front sight post. The upper

This is a fantastic example of a scaled down semi-automatic M2HB machine gun. This example is fully functijonal and includes a full compliment of acce

Manufactured from 1964 to 1985. Standard post front and two position flip rear sight, with birdcage flash hider, bayonet lug, vented triangular handgu

A scarce example of the 1,836 G-Series FN-FAL rifles imported by Browning Arms Company between 1959 and 1962. Although the G-series FN-FAL have receiv

Semi-automatic copy of the original 1928 SMG, fixed front sight and folding adjustable rear sight, walnut vertical forearm, pistol grip with finger gr

This is an original AKS (AK-47) rifle with the side folding metal stock assembly and all Red plastic stock components. The side of the receiver is mar

Blade and peep sights, with Cutts compensator, barrel fins, knurled cocking knob, standard receiver markings and smooth stock with forward pistol grip

This Ruger Mini 14 semi-automatic carbine was originally purchased in 1983 and is one of about a dozen guns stolen from the original owner who lived i

Produced by Gordon Ingram, best known for his work on the MAC-10 sub-machinegun/ carbine. Developed after his work with Military Armaments Corporation

This is the very desirable commercial/sporter version of the famous H&K 91 series rifle. These rifles used the same delayed roller back actions ...

Manufactured in 1967 and chambered in the desirable 243 Win. caliber. Hooded ramp front sight, adjustable folding leaf rear sight, and the top of the

Early production, with a shielded blade front sight and adjustable rear sight with "WCE" and "M" markings. The barrel is marked ...

Introduced in 2008, this rifle uses the Browning BAR frame as the base for a modern tactical rifle, integrating quad mount rails and a detachable maga

Manufactured from 1964 to 1985. The lower receiver is marked with the Rampant Colt followed by "COLT / AR15". "MODEL SP1" is mar...

A) This carbine has a flash hider, sight mount rails on the receiver and barrel and standard receiver markings. Handguard, adjustable buttstock and c

Built around an A4 frame, with birdcage flashhider, 1/9 twist barrel, adjustable sights, ribbed round handguard, bayonet lug, 30 round magazine and a

This model features a heavy barrel with post front sight and adjustable two leaf aperture sight on the carrying handle. The buttstock and pistol grip

Manufactured in Belgium, this Olympic Grade rifle features a sporter weight barrel manufactured without sights. The barrel is blue and the remaining m

Manufactured in Belgium in 1974 this rifle features a hooded ramp front sight, adjustable rear folding sight and the top of the receiver is drilled an

A) This is a rare collectors set of twenty Browning shotguns and rifles that feature the same collector number (00109) prefix in the serial number. Th

A) Manufactured in 1949 and subsequently custom built by Al Biesen of Spokane, Wa., and exquisitely hand engraved and gold inlaid by Master Engraver T

Typically custom built on special order with sleeved monoblock barrels. Hunting arms chambered for the 600 Nitro Express are considered overly powerfu

This model is a side-by-side double rifle with a partial solid quarter rib, chambered 9.3 X74R. The front sight ramp has a blade sight with a brass be

Blade front sight and two leaf rear sight (one is fixed) on a solid matte rib. The rib has provisions for an interchangeable front bead sight. Both ba

This is just a fantastic example of a new in the box Merkel KR-1 Presentation Grade luxury bolt action rifle. The Merkel factory is well known for the

Manufactured in Belgium between 1956 to 1974 and features a gray receiver with extensive floral scroll engraving by J.P. Bailly with a hunting dog cha

Manufactured in Belgium with bead blade front and adjustable folding leaf rear sight, with the top of the barrel drilled and tapped for a sight mount.

Manufactured in Belgium and assembled in Portugal, this Safari rifle is equipped with the Boss system, the barrel was made without sights and the top

Manufactured in Belgium, with the standard barrel markings and lightly engraved receiver. Dove tailed blade front sight and adjustable rear folding si

Manufactured in 1958 in 220 Swift (approximately 20,000 were produced in this caliber). This standard grade rifle features a 26 inch round barrel (sta

According to the included documentation, this rifle is the only Winchester Super Grade Model 70 produced in this caliber and barrel length combination

This is a very nice example of a Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 rifle in the desirable 22 Hornet caliber. The rifle is equipped with a hooded ramp bead fr

Manufactured in 1950. This period saw an increase in yearly production to satisfy the growing demand for the Model 70. This rifle is a deluxe version

This rifle has a hooded front sight and a Lyman receiver peep sight with the rear sight removed (dovetail slot with filler block). The cloverleaf rece

The matte stainless steel heavy varmint barrel is manufactured without sights. The receiver is equipped with a Weaver V9-W scope with Weaver mounts an

Manufactured in 1948 during the Transition period. The Transition period extends from late 1945 to 1951. This period saw an increase in yearly product

Manufactured in 1963. This rifle has a featherweight barrel manufactured without sights and stamped with oval "P" and "WP" proof...

Hooded ramp blade front and folding adjustable leaf rear sights, with standard markings on the left side. Matte panel on the front receiver ring, with

Manufactured in 1952. The rifle features a hooded ramp front sight and a sporting rear sight, with the top of the receiver drilled and tapped for scop