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This is a nice example of an early WWII production G41 rifle manufactured by the Berlin-Lubecker manufacturing company in 1943. The early G41 series o

This is a nice example of a WWII Nazi low turret type sniper rifle as manufactured by the Mauser factory and fitted with a commercial Ajack 4x90 snipe

Measuring just under 4 inch long with no makers markings, this tool was designed for use with a G41 semi-automatic rifle, and includes and octagonal b

This is an excellent example of a late production Model 1893 Borschardt pistol that was produced by the DWM factory. These are highly desirable and no

This is an example of a early "P" code series commercial contract Luger that has the desirable Krieghoff "Side Frame Inscription"...

This is an excellent example of a very rare and scarce early 1934 'K-Dated' Luger pistol as manufactured by the Mauser factory. This example...

This is a very scarce and probably a "One of a Kind" prototype, short frame transitional model Luger with a unique reinforced chamber area...

This is an extraordinary and unique, relief engraved, gold plated Walther model PP with SA inscription, carved ivory grips with gold "VL" ...

This is another example of an all original and unaltered, WWI German Army 1915 dated DWM military contract Luger, complete with two original matching

This is a first issue altered Navy Luger that is scarce as most were destroyed or at least reworked after WWI. This is an example of a 1906 DWM, first

This is an excellent example of a cased DWM Model 1902 Luger carbine. This example is in excellent condition that shows only minor handling marks and

This is a fine example of a late WWII K98 Mauser single claw sniper rifle fitted with an Oigee scope. These rifles used a mounting system similar in a

This is a very nice example of a German Gew 98 rifle with a Voiglander 3x scope mounted on a side rail mounting system. The top of the receiver is mar

The rifle has hooded blade and tangent sights, with the top of the receiver ring having an "eagle/63" proof stamped above the maker's ...

The left side of the forged receiver is marked with a small "eagle/359" proof next to "K43" and "ac/45". These late wa...

This is an exceptional example of a 1906 DWM "American Eagle" commercial Luger. These early commercial Lugers were made expressly for com...

This a nice example of a "G" date code Luger pistol. This Luger was produced in 1935 and is the most common of the letter coded Lugers as ...

This is an excellent example of a very scarce and desirable Mauser Banner Police Luger pistol. The top of the chamber area is stamped "1941&quo...

These Luger pistols were manufactured in Germany during the 1930s by Mauser, after recently taking over production of Luger pistols from DWM, for Stoe

Correct unmarked chamber and "DWM" logo on toggle, with "Crown" and two "Crown/M" Imperial Navy proofs on left barrel ...

This is a very fine example of a desirable Swiss model 1906 military contract Luger pistol as produced by the DWM factory. It has the distinctive &q...

This is mid-production 1937 dated Luger pistol as manufactured by the Mauser factory in 1937, that is complete with two matching magazines. The chambe

This brown leather Luger holster is similar in design to the WWII Bulgarian holster for a P.08 Luger (see Eugene J. Bender's book LUGER HOLSTERS...

The top of the chamber is marked with the letter "G" indicating production in 1935 and the front toggle is marked "S/42". The ri...

This is a very late Weimar or very early Nazi era Police Luger as produced in the 1930 to 1933 timeframe. These are typically termed Sneak Lugers base

This is a standard late WWII German Luger dated "42" on the chamber with the late war "byf" Mauser code on the toggle. The right...

1940 dated chamber with "42" on the toggle. Correct "eagle/655" and "eagle/swastika" firing proofs are present. The si...

These pistols were manufactured by Mauser in 1936, however were finished upon sale, using some DWM and Mauser parts, with only approximately 250 assem

Desirable Swiss model 1906 police/military contract Luger pistol as produced by the DWM factory, with the "Cross in Shield" crest on the c...

This is an excellent example of an early 1929 Swiss commercial contract Luger as manufactured by Waffenfabrik in Bern, Switzerland. This pistol was pr

Switzerland was the first country to adopt the Luger as a military sidearm, and once WWI started DWM could no longer supply Switzerland with Lugers so

In addition to the the standard address and model markings on the left side, the slide is marked and gold filled "Waffen-Jung Stuttgart" o...

The overall measurements and design of this holster are consistent with the Party Leader Holster, albeit constructed from a hard orange plastic. This

This is an extremely rare very late WWII production Walther PPK chambered in the very desirable 22LR. At the time when the German war machine was stru

This is an outstanding example of a near new, standard pre-war commercial Walther pistol that is complete with a Walther PP storage/shipping box, Walt

The top of the chamber is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER/OBERNDORF A/N" and the right frame side has the two line Mauser marking. Tangent rea...

Manufactured at the Danish Royal Arsenal in Copenhagen. Standard front blade and rear notch sights, with the left side of the barrel extension marked

Blade and tangent sights, with the 3-line address on top of the chamber, German proofs, matching numbers and "FR1106" stamped on the back ...

Tangent rear sight and grooved back strap, with the two line model and address markings on the left side of the slide, "crossed scepter" a...

Standard markings and serrated grips with Frommer Stop logo at the tops. The holster is unmarked. BBL: 4 inch round Stock: Gauge: 7.65 mm Fin

Also known as the Model 1938, the Fallschirmhelm was a stahlhelm variant with the brim cut down to reduce drag, thicker webbing and lining, and a more

9 3/4 inch blade, with etched panels on each side, showing a Luftwaffe eagle on the left, scrollwork on both sides, and the Weyersberg logo on the rig

This is an example of a first pattern Luftwaffe dagger as manufactured by WMW Waffen. 12 inch blade, OAL 18 inches. It has an alloy guard and pommel w

1) Pair of jackboots. 2) 1918 dated Wald-Solingen folding razor. 3) Death panzer type emblem on an Italian marked black beret. The inside of the beret

This WWII Luftwaffe leather LKp W101 winter flight helmet has a fleece lining and receivers with clear celluloid covers marked "Ln26602". ...

1) WWII Luftwaffe leather flight jacket with a Luftwaffe eagle on the right breast and 2nd Lieutenant rank insignia on the left sleeve. It has Elite m

This is certainly a unique example of a copy of the ultra rare "Baby Luger" semi-automatic pistol. As we all know, original "Baby&quo...

Manufactured prior to 1947, and factory embellished with nearly full coverage of gold damascene floral scroll and geometric designs with a black backg

This is an unusual custom built Luger, handmade completely from scratch and probably one-of-a-kind. The 5 inch barrel has eight lands and grooves and

This is an excellent example of an early post WWI Luger that was arsenal reworked after WWI into a late Weimar Police Luger, (as noted by the number 8

This is an excellent example of a 1906 DWM "American Eagle" Luger. Many of these early commercial Lugers were manufactured for commercial ...

Produced in 1918 as an Artillery Luger, and converted in 1920. Fixed sights, with the "1920/1918" double date on the chamber, "crown/...

This model was manufactured specifically for the Portuguese Army during the era of Manuel II who ruled for only two years. Approximately 5,000 were pr

This is an example of an early production DWM Model 1900 Swiss commercial contract Luger of which an estimated 2,000 commercial pistols were ever pro

This is a late production Luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory with the scarce "41/42" code markings and Luftwaffe acceptance proof...

This is a custom A.F. Stoeger marked long barrel Luger pistol. This example was custom converted/rebarreled in the 1920s era tradition as the barrel i

This is an example of a 1939 dated Mauser Luger pistol rig that is complete with a WWII leather holster, take down tool and spare magazine. The chambe

Fixed sights, with the in-line "ac 45" code on the left side of the slide, "eagle/359" proofs, matching numbers on the slide, ba...

The left side of the slide is marked "P.38" followed by "ac/42". Eagle/359 proofs are present and visible number match. Fitted w...

"Eagle/135" proofs are present, slide marked "P.38" followed by "byf/44", and visible numbers match. Fitted with ribbe...

"Eagle/359" proofs and in-line "ac44" Walther code on the slide. Visible numbers match, ribbed grips, and "P.38v" mark...

This is a beautiful matched pair of deluxe, fully engraved and magnificently stocked set of Winchester marked Model 21 shotguns complete in a two-gun

Manufactured circa 1947. Single steel bead sight on the matte concave solid rib. The left side barrel is marked "WINCHESTER - 12 GAUGE / 2 3/4 ...

Manufactured in Japan, this two barrel set features a 28 and 20 gauge set of barrels, both have a single ivory bead sight on the matte solid rib, the

Manufactured 1976 with factory engraving. This shotgun has dual bead sights, 2 3/4 inch chambers, and choked full. The sides of the barrel at the bree

Manufactured in 1936. Single bead front sight, 3 inch chamber, choked full with standard markings including the factory proof on top of the barrel and

Manufactured in 1960, this rifle features a hooded raised ramp front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. The left side of the barrel ahead o

Manufactured in 1961. Standard Winchester markings including the factory proof stamped on the left side of the barrel and receiver at the breech. The

Manufactured in 1949. Standard Winchester markings including the factory proof on the left side of the barrel and receiver at the breech. Front doveta

Manufactured in 1955. This is one of 683 Model 70 Target Rifles manufactured in the 243 Winchester caliber. Standard Winchester markings including the

Manufactured in 1960 with a fixed, hooded ramp front sight and a folding leaf rear sight. Receiver has drilled and tapped holes for scope mounting and

This Unertl 20x target scope has the serial number 73986, and is equipped with a recoil spring and Unertl windage and elevation posa-mounts. Measures

Champlin Firearms Inc. of Enid, Oklahoma was established in 1966 and manufactures handcrafted rifles built around a patented bolt action of their own

Manufactured in 1937. There is extensive custom engraving that covers almost the entire receiver, the entire trigger guard, the entire floorplate, the

This is an example of a West Germany manufactured Crown Grade Mark V Rifle, Weatherby's best grade rifle and available on a custom order basis o...

This is an example of a West Germany manufactured Crown Grade Mark V Rifle, Weatherby's best grade rifle and available on a custom order basis o...

This is an example of a Custom Grade bolt action rifle, that was available on a custom order basis only. This rifle has an early Weatherby marked maus

Reportedly manufactured in 1976 to commemorate the U.S. landing on the moon, this rifle has a Mauser 98 action with safety on the right rear, Liege pr

Champlin Firearms Inc. was established in 1966 and manufactures handcrafted rifles built around a patented bolt action of their own design and manufac

Manufactured in Oregon with fixed ramp front sight, folding rear leaf sight on a quarter rib with integral scope base and a scope base on the rear of

This high grade custom sporting rifle was manufactured by Winslow Arms Co. of Camden, South Carolina. The ported barrel is manufactured without sights

This is a very scarce post-64 Model 70 Winchester manufactured in the scarce 225 Winchester. These were only produced for a few years before being dis

Produced without sights, with a pair of gold bands at the muzzle, the New Haven address on the left side and "1 of 1,000" in gold on the r...

Limited edition 1 out of 500 rifles manufactured commemorating the one millionth BAR. Polished blue barrel manufactured without sights. Satin nickel r

Manufactured in Japan in 1989 with a total production of 1,500. Standard markings, hooded brass beaded blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sights

Manufactured in Japan. Features a blade front and folding rear leaf sights, and a checkered gray laminated stock with metal buttplate. Complete with o

Over/Under rifle barrel features a ramped gold bead front sight and open v-notch rear leaf sight on the solid rib, with a set of double claw mounts wi

Manufactured in Belgium in 1981. This rifle features a ramp beaded blade front sight and raised folding leaf rear sight with the receiver having a lig

Manufactured in Japan this over and under rifle features a ramp beaded front sight, an adjustable folding leaf rear sight, and twist off scope mounts

This rifle features a ramp beaded blade front sight and notch rear sight and Swarovski 3-12x56 scope on a quarter rib with claw mounts. The caseharden

Monogram Grade L.C. Smith shotguns manufactured by Hunter Arms Company between 1917 to 1945 with this example being manufactured circa 1929, the begin

Manufactured in 1908. This two barrel set consists of a 26 and 28 inch barrel set. Both sets are Krupp fluid steel with a single ivory bead sight on t

Manufactured from 1914 to 1945. Double ivory bead sights on the matte solid rib. 2 1/2 inch chambers, choked modified/improved modified, with ejectors

Manufactured from 1906 to 1930. Dual sights, 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked extra full/extra full, and ejectors. C Grade scroll and game bird scene engra

Produced after 1930. Dual ivory bead sights, with the Chromox steel markings on the right chamber, Savage address on the left, improved modified choke

Single brass bead sight on serrated solid rib, barrels marked "->LONG RANGE GUN<-" and "WESTERN ARMS, BRANCH ITHACA GUN CO. INC...

Established by Charles Parker shortly after the Civil War, Parker Bros. has produced a wide variety of shotguns in different styles over the years. Pa

Manufactured in 1903, this is an excellent example of one of the eight hammerless 8 gauge shotguns with 40 inch barrels produced by Parker Brothers. I

It is estimated that only 105 16 gauge Parker CH Grade shotguns were produced with this example manufactured in 1920. Dual bead sights (mid-bead missi

Manufactured in 1901. Single bead front sight on solid rib marked "PARKER BROS. MAKERS. MERIDEN, CONN. TITANIC STEEL", 2 3/4 inch chambers...