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This is a solid example of a Colt-Burgess lever action rifle that was manufactured circa 1883-1885. The rifle has a blued receiver, full-octagon barre

This model represents Colt's only attempt to compete with Winchester for the lever action rifle market. A total 3,775 rifles were manufactured b...

Manufactured from 1857 to 1864. Bead front and frame groove rear sights, with "COLT'S PT./1856", "ADDRESS COL. COLT/HARTFORD CT. ...

Manufactured in 1885, with a single brass bead front sight, modified chokes, extractor and 2 1/2 inch chambers. Casehardened side lock action with &...

This is an exceptional example of a Winchester Model 61 slide action rifle. The 22 Magnum variation was only manufactured from 1960 to 1963 and are ve

This is an example of a Winchester Model 62 Gallery rifle chambered for 22 short only. The magazine tube has the distinctive triangular feed cut found

This is an example of a late Winchester "brush up" of almost obsolete assembly's. The rifle has blade front and adjustable rear sights...

Manufactured in 1961. This rifle is absent of the standard Winchester Model 61 markings except for the Winchester oval proof on top of the barrel and

Manufactured in 1958. The left rear of the barrel is marked with the two line Winchester address, "-WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK-" and "MODE...

This Third Model 90 Slide Action Rifle is a takedown version and was manufactured after 1932. The rifle has blade front and adjustable rear sights on

The consignor states this rifle is custom factory engraved and was produced for John Olin. (We have no record to verify this.) Manufactured as a Model

Manufactured circa 1937. Standard Remington barrel and receiver markings with a beaded dovetail front and sporting type rear sights. Ribbed flat botto

Manufactured in 1959. Beaded dovetail front and sporting rear sights with standard markings including factory proof on the barrel and receiver at the

Manufactured in 1962. Standard Winchester markings including the factory proof on top of the barrel and receiver at the breech. Fitted with dovetail a

Manufactured in 1956. Standard barrel markings including the Winchester oval proof, ivory beaded front blade and adjustable folding blade rear sights

This is the very first Winchester Model 62 rifle manufactured in 1932. The left rear of the barrel is marked "-MODEL 62- WINCHESTER-/-TRADE MAR...

This is an example of a late production deluxe Third Model 90 Rifle. The rifle has beaded blade front and adjustable rear sights with a Lyman tang pee

Manufactured in 1949. Standard markings including factory proof on barrel and receiver at the breech. Dovetail front and sporting type rear sights. 17

Manufactured in 1958. This is an example of a Model 62A Gallery Rifle chambered for .22 Short only, with a triangular feed cut in the magazine tube. I

Manufactured in 1941 in 22 long rifle, a scarce caliber in Model 61 rifles. The upper right barrel flat has the two line address and the upper left fl