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Mauser rifles were produced for France both in 1939, on contract from the Belgians, and in the immediate post-War years, using the seized Mauser facto

Originally produced in 1916, and later fitted with an Erma marked 98k length barrel and K98-style stock. Blade and tangent sights, with "DO 130...

This is a sniper variation of the Swedish Model 1896 rifle. The top of the receiver is marked " Crown/C / CARL GUSTAFS STADS / GEVARSFAKTORI. ...

Single shot model with deluxe sight adjustment for windage and target settings for 100, 175 and 300 meters. The caliber markings on the left side of t

Introduced alongside the Model 1888 rifle, for issue to non-infantry troops. Blade and ladder sights, with "C.G. HAENEL/ SUHL/ 1891." on t...

This is an example of an improved Model GEW 98 rifle that was manufactured at the Amberg Arsenal in 1917 and subsequently reworked. The most notable i

This is a WWI production (short rifle) carbine as manufactured by the Erfurt Arsenal. The top of the receiver ring is marked "crown / ERFURT / ...

Dated 1917 on the chamber, with the "DWM" monogram on the toggle. Fitted with blade front and tangent rear sights, the latter numbered to ...

This is an example of a 1935 WWII German army "G" date, S/42 code Luger pistol. The top of the chamber area has the single letter "G&...

Dated "1915" on the chamber and marked "DWM" on the toggle. The serial number is marked on the left side of the extension, front...

Fixed sights, with blank chamber and "SIMSON & CO./SUHL" on top of the toggle. Full serial number stamped on the frame, barrel and ext...

Fixed sights, with the blank chamber and "DWM" monogram on the toggle. "Crown/N" proofs on the left side of the barrel extension...

This is an example of a late WWI German Luger pistol as manufactured in 1917. The top of the chamber area is dated 1917 for the year of manufacture wi

This is a nice example of a pre-WWII German Luger as manufactured by the Mauser factory in 1937. The top of the chamber area is marked 1937 with S/42

This is a nice example of a desirable DWM Model 1908 Military 1st Issue Luger as produced by the DWM factory. These 1908 models were the first true p

This is a very nice example of an early WWI Luger as manufactured by DWM that was converted/arsenal reworked into a police issue pistol sometime in ea

A) Standard Mauser legend on the left side of the slide, an eagle/N proof on the right trigger guard web, and an eagle/135 German Army acceptance stam

A) This is a nice example of a Beretta Model 1934 pistol. Left side of slide is marked "P. BERETTA-CAL. 9 CORTO-Mo 1934 BREVET. / GARDONE V.T. ...

A) Slide marked "F.B. RADOM VIS Mod.35.Pat.Nr.15567". Eagle/WaA77 acceptance marks on the slide and frame, with an eagle firing proof and ...

Produced between 1924 and 1940. Fixed sights, standard slide markings, with the Belgian proof on the left side of the frame and slide, matching serial

A) Made in Hungary under Nazi Occupation, this is an excellent example of a P-37 semi-automatic pistol. Fixed sights, with standard model marking and

Introduced in 1928. Fixed sights, "Eagle N" proof marks on slide and chamber and the standard address, banner and model markings on the le...

A) The slide legend "P. BERETTA-CAL. 7.65-BREVETTATA / GARDONE V.T. 1941 XX" is marked on the left side and highlighted in white. The boxe...

A) The left side of the slide has the serial number followed by "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.-G. OBERNDORF A.N." and the right side is marked &q...

A) The left side of the slide has the two line Beretta legend with the date "1936-XVI", all highlighted in white. The left grip tang has t...

A) Marked on the left side of the slide "P. Mod. 37, Kal. 7.65." followed by a German eagle firing proof and "jhv/41". The left ...

This is an exceptional example of a WWII G33/40 Prototype "Folding Stock" carbine. Several of the current K98 reference books show some li...

This is a very early production of an extremely scarce G41(W) rifle manufactured in late 1941 or early 1942 by the Walther factory, that utilizes the

This is an excellent example of a Walther produced G43 semi-automatic sniper rifle with an extra length barrel. The barrel measures 25 inches in lengt

This is a very rare, late war bolt action rifle that was produced in Mar/April 1945. These rifles represented the Nazi's final attempts to manuf...

This is another excellent example of a late WWII German "VK-98" or Volksgewehr or Peoples Rifle. These late war single shot rifles are ext...

This is a nice example of a late-war production K43 Sniper rifle as manufactured by the Walther factory and given the war time code of "ac"...

This is a very rare and desirable later production K98k long side rail sniper rifle produced by J.P. Sauer & Sohns in Suhl and mounted with an u...

Hooded blade and tangent sights, with an "eagle/63" proof over the makers mark. Milled components, with matching numbers on the floor plat...

Produced in Thuringen in 1945. Hooded blade front and tangent rear sights, with no legible Waffenamt proofs on the barrel or receiver. Matching bolt n

This is a very late war rifle produced at the Mauser factory, as a Kreigsmodell. The receiver has the late Waffenamt 135 proofs, over "mod 98&q...

Blade and tangent sights, with "standing lion" proofs on the barrel and receiver ring, "BRNO" address on the sidewall, and "...

Made in 1944. Hooded blade and tangent sights, with "E", "bnz/ 1" shield and "WaA623" on the barrel and "eagle/ 6...

The top of the receiver is marked "eagle/135 / byf / 44", the right side "eagle/135" and the left side is marked with the Nazi f...

This is a nice example of a scarce original WWII Nazi low turret sniper rifle manufactured by the Mauser factory that has been fitted with a Dialytan

This is an example of a late-war production K98 rifle made by J. P. Sauer and Sohns with one of the copies of a late war variant Swept-Back style snip

Produced at the Mauser factory in 1934, under the Nazi code system of marking, intended to obscure the extent of German rearmament before the start of

Fixed sights, with the serial number and conjoined "BP" stamp on the chamber and "Swiss Cross in shield" on the toggle link. Mat...

Dated 1939 over the chamber and marked "42" on the top of the toggle. Two "eagle/63" proofs and the spread winged eagle firing p...

Fixed sights, with "1937" date on the chamber and the Mauser logo on the toggle. "Eagle/ 63" and droop wing eagle proofs on the ...

Dated 1917 on the chamber, with the "DWM" monogram on the toggle. Fitted with blade front and tangent rear sights, the latter numbered to ...

The 480 Code was produced in late 1940 and represented the first true military contract P-38 pistol with approximately 7,250 produced. This earlier pr

Made in 1945, as part of the 3rd variation of the Zero Series P-38 pistols. Fixed sights, with the left side of the slide marked "P.38 ac 45&q...

Late War production. Fixed sights, with standard slide markings on the left, and "eagle/ swastika", "eagle/ 88" and "**&quo...

A) Fixed sights, with the inline serial number and code on the left side of the slide, "eagle/359" and "eagle/ swastika" proofs ...