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Introduced shortly before the outbreak of the Winter War, and seeing use through the remainder of World War II. Blade front and tangent rear sights, b

Hooded pin and tangent sights, with the 1953 date and the Polish "circle 11" on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on bolt, barrel, floo...

The only visible markings on this rifle are the matching serial numbers marked on the right front of the receiver, bolt handle, floor plate and left r

Using a piston driven gas system and a detachable 10 round magazine, the Tokarev SVT was the Soviet Union's answer to the American Garand, and w...

Imperial Russian rifle manufactured by New England Westinghouse circa 1915. The underside of the stock ahead of the magazine is marked with a flaming

This model was produced at the BRNO factory starting in the 1952 and was the first Czech semi-automatic Army rifle. It was short lived and was replac

Blade front sight with side protectors and rear sight with leaf graduated from 13 to 32 and a base from 4 to 12. Equipped with a Russian PU sniper sco

Hooded pin and tangent sights, with the 1953 date and the Polish "circle 11" on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on bolt, barrel, floo...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "278" on the left side of the barrel, "crown/ crown/ U" proofs on the barrel, cocking kn...

Not to be confused with the later military pistol, the Roth Steyr, very few of these pistols were made. The serial numbers consisted of a prefix lette