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This is a nice example of a U.S. Springfield Model 1903 rod bayonet bolt action rifle as manufactured in 1904. Like nearly all of the original product

Model 1903 rifle manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1911. The rifle has a blued barrel, bolt, barrel bands, buttplate, trigger guard and floor plat

This is an example of a very early WWI U.S. Army contract Colt Model 1911 replacement pistol, that was produced in mid-1914 and subsequently rebuilt o

This is an example of a Colt U.S. Model 1911 Pistol that was manufactured in 1918. This pistol could possibly be one of the 900 shipped to the Brookly

Manufactured in 1943. Fixed sights, with the two line, two block Colt address and patent markings on the left side of the slide, divided by the Rampan

Manufactured in 1918. The left side of the slide has the two line, two block patent dates and Hartford address along with a Rampant Colt behind the se

Manufactured in 1944. The left side of the slide has the two line Syracuse address and the right side of the frame has the "FJA" inspector...

This is an excellent example of a an original WWI US "Black Army" contract Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol that was produced in 1918. The...

Manufactured in 1944 and released to the civilian market in 1962 from the Red River Ordnance Depot. The left side of the slide has the two line, two b

This a very nice example of an original late 1944 production Remington-Rand production Model 1911A1 pistol. These pistols were the standard service pi

Manufactured between 1954 and 1957 with the standard markings and features including a fixed front and adjustable rear sights. The barrel is ported on

This is a excellent example of an late WWII Inland production M1 carbine that has been converted into the infrared sniper model by equipping it with t

Blade front and "PI" marked adjustable rear sights, with a Type III barrel band, "9-44" Inland barrel, round bolt, "M"...

This is an excellent example of a very early WWII U.S. Inland carbine with blade and two leaf sights, with early production "10-42" Inland...

Blade front and adjustable 1,000 meter rear sight, with ".30-06/41" marked on the barrel flange, five line model and five line patent mark...

This is an example of a World War II Remington Model 1903-A4 sniper rifle that was manufactured in 1943 and subsequently Arsenal refurbished. The rifl

The shotgun falls into the generally accepted serial number range of approximately 620,000 to 730,000, for WWI US Army contract trench shotguns. The l

Barrel dated "5 55" with bolt, rear windage, and elevation drums marked "HRA". The receiver has standard markings. Mounted on a ...

This U.S. Springfield M1C Sniper Rifle is equipped with an M82 Telescopic Sight fitted with a rubber eyepiece and sliding sun shade. The telescopic si

The receiver of this rifle has Remington markings which are covered by the scope mount with the serial number partially visible on the right side and

Manufactured during World War II, this is an example of a Saginaw contract U.S. M1 Carbine. Blade front and two-leaf rear sights, with a Buffalo Armes

Originally manufactured in 1944 with a Winchester barrel, trigger guard, and bolt. Battle Range rear sight with elevation knob and locking bar. The s

Manufactured in 1948. The rear lower left side of the receiver is marked with "U.S." The left side of the barrel at the breech is marked &...

Barrel dated "6-54" with barrel, bolt and elevation drum marked "HRA". Windage drum marked "DRC". The receiver has the...

Manufactured in 1940 with a "7-40" dated Springfield barrel. Standard receiver markings with a "D28287/-1/J6" marked bolt. The r...

The receiver has the "U.S." and an ordnance bomb stamping followed by "MILITARY FINISH" on the left side near the breech with th...

The rifle has a Springfield "3-66" 308 caliber barrel with a Springfield bolt. The rear receiver has standard markings with a hand marked ...

Springfield barrel dated "11-18", standard receiver ring markings, oval ejector port on the left receiver wall, and ladder rear sight. The...

The barrel is dated 12-51 and the rear peep sight has a "HRA-W" marked windage drum. Standard receiver markings with correct "H&R...

This is a representative example of a pre-war (1937) production Colt Service Model Ace that has been refinished with parkerized finish. The right side

Manufactured in 1943. Fixed sights, with the two-line, two-block Colt address and patent markings on the left side of the slide, with the Rampant colt

Manufactured in 1913 on contract by Colt for the U.S. Army. The left side of the slide has the two-line, two-block address and patent dates marking wi

This is a scarce example of a WWI era U.S. Government Model 1911 pistol frame that has been stamped with an "X" prefix replacement serial ...

Manufactured in 1912. Standard two-line, two-block address and patent dates marking with a circled Rampant Colt behind the serrations on the left side

This is a late 1918 U.S. Army contract Model 1911 automatic pistol that has been reworked by Rock Island Arsenal, probably in the post Korea timeframe

Manufactured in 1919 and released to the civilian market from the Anniston Army Depot. Left side of slide has the two line, two block address and pate

Manufactured in 1944, this pistol later passed through the Springfield Armory, where it was armorer upgraded to meet the National Match standards of 1

Manufactured in 1943. Fixed sights, with the left side of the slide marked with the intertwined "USS" company logo and "U.S. & S ...

Manufactured in 1918. Standard two line, two block patent and address markings with the Rampant Colt on the left side of the slide with model marking

Manufactured in 1945. Fixed front and adjustable rear sights, with the 2-line address and patent markings on the left side of the slide next to the Ra

Manufactured in 1943, this pistol later passed through the Springfield Armory, where it was armorer upgraded for use in the national pistol matches. S

Manufactured in 1943. The left side of the slide has the two line Ithaca address with "P" on the top. Left frame has the "FJA" i...

Manufactured in 1918 this is a late WWI production 1911. The two block Colt address and patent markings divided by the Rampant Colt appear on the left

Manufactured in 1914. The left side of the slide has the two line, two block patent dates and Hartford address with a Rampant Colt behind the serratio

Manufactured in 1943. Fixed sights, with the left side of the slide marked "ITHACA GUN CO., INC./ITHACA, N.Y.", and "P" on top, ...

The top of the barrel has the one line Hartford address and the left barrel side is marked "45 COLT". The rear of the cylinder has the par...

The revolver has the K frame with a two inch barrel and six-shot cylinder. It features an anodized blue alloy frame and cylinder with steel barrel. Ca

This is an example of a revolver that was manufactured for the U.S. Army as the Model 1894 and was delivered/inspected in 1896. Standard two line addr

This is an excellent example of a Smith & Wesson Model 1917 U.S. Army revolver, manufactured between 1917 and 1946, featuring fixed sights consi...

Serial no. 215674, 45 ACP cal., 5 1/2 inch round bbl., blue finish, walnut grips. Manufactured in 1919. Fixed front and notch rear sights, with &quo...