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Designed in 1911. Blade front and short staff rear sights, with the mum ground off the receiver, "4/ 4/ Type" model mark on the ring, and ...

Blade front and fixed aperture rear sights, with a struck mum on the receiver ring, no model markings, late style rough components and smooth stock wi

Blade and tangent sights, with "STEYR / 1903" on the receiver and the Bulgarian crest over "M. 95M" on the receiver ring. Matchi...

This is a nice example of a scarce Baby Nambu pistol. These were well-made, much smaller versions of the Papa Nambu. Though never officially adopted,

Manufactured in March 1944 (19.3) by the Nagoya Army Arsenal-Toriimatsu Factory. Late style knurled cocking knob and large trigger guard. All blue fin

Produced in May of 1932 (Showa 7.5). Fixed sights, with the early small trigger guard, Kokura arsenal stamp, serial number and date on the right rear

Dated 19.9 (September 1944), fixed sights and standard markings, with the knurled cocking knob, blue finished small parts, matching numbers, ribbed gr

This is an example of a late production Standard Grade Winchester Model 21 double barrel shotgun. Single red bead sight on the matte vent rib marked...

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

It is estimated that only 105 16 gauge Parker CH Grade shotguns were produced. This example has barrels that feature 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked impro

Single bead sight on a solid barrel rib marked "PARKER BROS. MAKERS. MERIDEN, CT. U.S.A. PARKER SPEC. STEEL". 2 1/2 inch chambers, choked ...

Parker Brothers produced around 1,417 28 gauge VH Grade shotgun. This example has a single bead front sight on a solid concave matte barrel rib marked

Concaved rib barrel with a single front sight bead. Marked "PARKER BROS. MARKERS MERIDEN CONN. TWIST". Barrel flat marked 8 5 (barrel weig...

1) "The Parker Gun" printed in the late 1930s, a catalog of various model, specs and recommendations. 2) A.F. Stoeger, Inc winter 1930-31 ...

Established by Charles Parker shortly after the Civil War, the Parker Brothers firm is regarded as one of the finest producers of American sporting sh

Concave matted solid rib with two ivory beads, 3 inch chambers, auto ejectors. Barrel flat marked 5.9 for the barrel weight. "3" marked lu...

One of approximately 10,406 manufactured in 20 gauge. This is the VHE model with automatic ejectors. Single bead sight on a solid rib marked "P...

Manufactured in 1968. This shotgun features a matte vent rib with red bead front and ivory bead mid sights, marked "CUSTOM BUILT BY WINCHESTER&...

Manufactured from 1931 to 1959. This shotgun features a concave solid matte barrel rib (front sight is missing bead, mid-bead sight is present), 2 3/4

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

Built from 1892 to 1912, it is estimated that 388 Smith 4 Grade 12 gauge shotguns were produced (number includes extractor and ejector models). This e

Manufactured from 1926 to 1948. Choked modified/full, 2 3/4" chambers, with ejectors. The barrel flats are jeweled and the barrels have a vent ...

Produced from 1905 to 1918. Single bead sight is absent, with "KRUPP FLUID STEEL MADE BY/ A.H.FOX GUN CO PHILA. PA" atop the barrels, modi...

According to a letter from Richard M. Pelton, President/ CEO, U.S. Repeating Arms Co, dated May 23, 1986 (copy included), this cased set was part of a

The Skeet Grade Model 21 was manufactured from 1936 to 1959. This shotgun was manufactured in 1948 and features a red bead front and brass bead mid s

Introduced in 1913. This L.C. Crown Grade shotgun features dual ivory bead sights on a solid rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/full with ejecto...

Built from 1914 to 1951. 2 1/2" chambers, choked improved modified/improved cylinder with an extractor. Dual bead sights on a solid barrel rib,...

Manufactured from 1917 to 1951. 2 1/2" chambers, choked full and improved cylinder with ejectors. Single bead sight on a solid matte barrel rib...

Solid rib barrel with a single front sight bead. Chokes are both extra full and chambers are 2 3/4 inch with extractors. Casehardened action with each

Introduced by Winchester in 1931, this particular shotgun was manufactured between 1936 and 1959. With serial number 182, this shotgun was undoubtedly

Manufactured from 1931 to 1959. This shotgun features a concave solid matte barrel rib (front sight is missing bead, mid-bead sight is present), 2 3/4

Manufactured in 1925. This Winchester Trap Grade shotgun features dual bead sights on a solid rib. Standard two line address and patent markings on t

Manufactured in 1972. This rifle has a blue barrel manufactured without sights, a gold trigger, a polished bolt and the remaining surfaces French gray

Manufactured in Belgium in 1970. The rifle features a hooded ramp front sight, an adjustable rear folding sight and a receiver drilled and tapped for

Manufactured in Belgium in 1967. This superposed shotgun is described in the accompanying Browning letter dated January 25, 2007, as being an "...

Manufactured in 1959, this Belgium made Grade VI shot gun features two sets of 20 gauge barrels. Each set of barrels features a single ivory bead sigh

Manufactured in Belgium with standard markings, fixed front and adjustable rear sights, gold washed trigger, nickel plated magazine and checkered two-

Manufactured between 1955 and 1969. Full coverage scroll and leaf engraving extending from the muzzle to the grip strap. Standard Browning address on

Manufactured by FN between 1962 and 1974. This high grade target pistol features a Patridge style front sight and an adjustable rear sight. Serrated g

Factory engraved three gun set, all with simulated pearl grips and Renaissance style engraving and complete with the Browning fitted hard case with sh

Manufactured in Belgium this superposed shotgun features dual ivory bead sights on a vent rib, chokes marked skeet/skeet with ejectors and marked for

Manufactured in Belgium. This two barrel set consists of two 12 gauge barrels, each with their own high gloss forearm: 26 1/2" barrel (dual bea...

Manufactured in Belgium in 1972, this Superposed shotgun features a 30 inch Broadway vent rib barrel with two ivory bead sights. Choked full and impro

Solid rib barrel with a bead front sight, full choke. Top of rib is marked "BROWING ARMS COMPANY, OGDEN UTAH." barrel marked "FULL - ...

Manufactured in Belgium. Dual ivory bead sights on the "broadway" rib, with full/improved modified chokes, 3 inch chambers and ejectors. T...

Manufactured in Belgium in 1969, this superposed shotgun features a broad matte vent rib with dual ivory bead sights, 2 3/4 inch chambers, chokes mark

Manufactured in Belgium. Single bead sight, 2 3/4 inch chambers, chokes measuring full and modified, with ejectors and a band of floral scroll pattern

Manufactured in Belgium in 1970, this superposed shotgun features dual ivory bead sights on a matte vent rib, chokes marked skeet/skeet with ejectors

Manufactured in Belgium circa 1931-1939, the introductory run which was interrupted by the outbreak of the Second World War. Single bead sight, 2 3/4

Manufactured in Belgium in 1967. Features a single bead front sight on a vent rib, 2 3/4 inch chambers, chokes marked full (*) and modified (**), and