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WWII German Schutzpolizei (Municipal Police) NCO Bring-Back Grouping. This historically synchronized, untouched veteran estate grouping features a J.P. Sauer & Sohn Model 38H pistol (Serial No. 351103), manufactured circa 1942–1943. Chambered in 7.65mm (.32 ACP), the pistol features the highly desirable Eagle/C police acceptance stamp on the left trigger guard and a sharp Eagle/N commercial proof on the rear frame. Accompanying the sidearm are two original, factory-marked J.P. Sauer magazines housed in a textbook, matching brown leather police-contract flap holster. The holster is stamped "OTTO SINDEL BERLIN 1943" alongside a clear police Eagle-over-Swastika acceptance mark. Rounding out this remarkable grouping is an authentic Schutzpolizei NCO Visor Cap (Schirmmütze). The cap features the correct "Police Green" wool body, a black outer brim with a brown underside, a brown interior lining, and complete aluminum/zinc Police Wreath and Eagle-over-Swastika insignia pins. The original black leather chin strap is currently loose on the left side, but the cap

Factory Code 42 Manufactured by Mauser Werke AG, Oberndorf a/N Rifle Serial # 4687v Bolt Serial # 963f Matches itself Scope Serial # 36262 Original WW2 Kahles Helavier, German/Austrian Sniper Scope 4x Post war scope mounts Early war rifle, only 279,078 produced, matching action, barrel, trigger guard and action screws Stock is in great condition, including cleaning rod and capture screws. Milled upper/lower “H” bands, trigger guard, floor plate, stained and polished laminated stock, firing proofs and waffenamts w/Nazi-style eagles. Excellent example of early war sniper rifle Please see the photos.

Manufactured in 1943 by Carl Walther in Zella-Mehlis Germany during WWII. This P38 pistol is in its original patina whereas the blued finish has worn away on the majority of the steel frame and slide but the barrel still has some to show. Waffenamt Stamps on this pistol consist of, On the left side: Serial # 6029 m on the frame, ac over 43, serial # 6029. On the right side: Eagle over 359, Eagle over swastika, Eagle over 359. Front of the frame under the barrel Serial # 6029. This is an all matching serial number pistol with “No Import Marks”. It also has the brown bakelite grips, lanyard ring, slide mounted thumb safety decocker, fixed sights, and a "broken bottom magazine heel release". Includes 1 - 8rnd magazine (No Numbers). Please see photos.

Antique 1893 Ithaca Gun Co. Crass Model 12-GA Hammerless Double-Barrel Shotgun (Grade 1). Manufactured in Ithaca, NY, this historic side-by-side features the early serial number 22280 and Charles Crass patent stamps dating from 1888 and 1889. The factory-matching water table and barrel flats are crisply stamped "1" over "12," confirming its status as an authentic, factory-grade 12-gauge. Mechanically, the action breaks smoothly and locks up well. The original twist/Damascus steel barrels and engraved receiver display a beautiful, age-matured gray-brown patina. The original checkered walnut forearm remains in good condition, while the walnut buttstock is structurally complete but notes a visible crack in the wood, a common trait for a 130-year-old field gun. This is an exceptional, honest collector's piece from the black powder era. Please see the photos.Antique 1893 Ithaca Gun Co. Crass Model 12-GA Hammerless Double-Barrel Shotgun (Grade 1). Manufactured in Ithaca, NY, this historic side-by-side features the early serial number 22280 and Charles Crass patent

Norinco MAK-90 Sporter semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. Based on the serial number prefix (93), this rifle was manufactured/imported in 1993, making it a desirable pre-1994 ban era Chinese AK variant. Please see the photos.

Stamped with an American Eagle motif forward of the hammer and "HARPERS FERRY" along with the year "1851" to the rear of the hammer. "U.S." stamp on the butt plate tang. [1]

Antique 1870s E. Remington & Sons No. 2 Sporting Rolling Block Rifle. Manufactured in Ilion, NY, this single-shot rifle features a rare, early serial number 2004 and a 25-inch full octagon barrel. The receiver displays the complete multi-line Remington patent sequence concluding with the September 9, 1873 date, while the top barrel flat bears the crisp, correct "E. Remington & Sons" stamp. Mechanically, the classic rolling block action operates smoothly, and both the hammer and breechblock lock up tightly. The original metalwork retains a beautiful, age-matured gray-brown patina with exceptionally clear markings, and the rifle features no external caliber stamp, which is factory-correct for this production era. The original walnut stock set is in solid condition with honest historical handling wear, perfectly complemented by the elegant, factory-correct Schnabel forearm tip and a crescent metal buttplate. This is an exceptional, unmolested example of a 19th-century American small-frame sporting rifle. Please see the photos.

Here we present an antique Nepalese Sharps Model 1853 Slant Breech Percussion Rifle. The original Sharps Model 1853 Slant Breech had a production run between 1854 and 1859 in Hartford, Connecticut. The Nepalese Sharps Model 1853 is a rare and highly intriguing piece of 19th-century military history. These weapons are .54 caliber slant-breech percussion firearms that were recovered from the Royal Nepalese Arsenal by International Military Antiques (IMA) in the late 1990s. While they are marked with Nepalese symbols (often the number 113 stamped atop the barrel), consensus among experts dictates that Nepal did not have the industrial capability to forge the high-quality steel actions found on these rifles at the time. Instead, two prominent theories explain how they ended up in the Nepalese Cache . The Confederate Surplus Theory: A popular and compelling hypothesis is that these guns were originally Confederate-made copies of the American Sharps 1853 manufactured during the American Civil War. Some examples feature stocks made of Honduran Mahogany—a material

Browning Model 1885 "High Wall" Grade I Sport Rifle, manufactured in 1994 at the highly regarded Miroku factory. Chambered in the powerful and iconic .45-70 Government, this rifle features a striking 28-inch full octagonal barrel with a Japanese "Nitro Proof" (NP) stamp, certifying its strength and safety with modern smokeless powder. Offered in very good condition, the firearm showcases an immaculate, deep factory-blued finish and a rich walnut stock with a classic schnabel forend, exhibiting only minor signs of careful handling. Enhancing this exceptional package is a period-correct, gloss-finished Leupold Vari-X II 3-9x40mm rifle scope. Please see the photos.

The Barhorst Mfg. version is a highly sought-after, out-of-production collector's item in the accessory market. The kit utilizes two standard Ruger 10/22 barreled receivers and mounts them onto a tripod, creating an assembly that stands roughly 3 feet tall. Extra parts included and does come with 2 Ruger 10/22's with individual serial numbers, Please see Photos!

This Aero Precision M5 .308 Win custom rifle was built for accuracy! It has a 20” stainless steel match grade barrel with shark gill compensator, a 17” M-Lok free float handguard, Aero Precision’s M5 matched flat top and lower receivers, a single stage competition trigger system, extended finger latch charging handle, custom pistol grip, 6 position M4 stock, and a Vortex Viper PST 3-15x44 scope with blue throw lever and a long range reticle installed on a QD cantilever mount. Includes a bipod. This rifle appears to have not been fired very much. And a DPMS A-15 Custom. This rifle features a Match grade stainless steel 20” barrel with a AAC flash hider, “15” KeyMod free float handguard, MAGPUL Ind ACS 6 position stock and MOE pistol grip, DPMS flat top upper and lower receivers, single stage competition blue trigger, blue accent takedown pins, charging handle, and scope throw lever, red ambidextrous selector. It has a Vortex Diamondback 6-24x50 scope with a Mill Marked Ranging reticle mounted to a Vortex cantilever 1 piece mount. Includes a

This is the Game-Changing Laugo Arms Alien, a semiautomatic pistol like no other. Packed with groundbreaking features and patented innovations, the Alien leaves behind outdated locking mechanisms and traditional trigger systems. This cutting-edge approach is fueled by our unwavering commitment to advancing firearm technology and catering to the needs of competitive shooters. The Laugo Arms Alien Full Kit is the ultimate package for enthusiasts and competitive shooters. Iron Sight Top Rail and Optic Top Rail equipped with a Laugo Arms red dot sight are both included for maximum versatility. A magwell and Elornis Industries holster system complete the setup for optimal performance at the range. Includes a Large Custom Hard Case, Three (3) 17-round Magazines, Magazine Well, Fiber Optic Iron Sight Top Rail, Optic Top Rail w/ Laugo Red Dot Optic, Elornis Industries Holster & Mount, Cleaning Supplies, and a Tool Kit. Appears to have very minimal use. Please see photos.

2011 Ruger M77 Hawkeye chambered in the powerful .338 Winchester Magnum (Serial #711-46150). This rugged, big-game rifle features a dependable Mauser-type controlled round feed action and a robust three-position safety. To significantly reduce recoil and improve shooter comfort, the rifle comes enhanced with an upgraded muzzle brake. It is ready for your choice of optics, sold complete with its robust factory-integrated steel scope rings that mount directly to the receiver. Please see the photos.

The Marlin 1894 is a lever action, .357/.38 rifle. The firearm featuring a 20" barrel. This collectible rifle is highly desirable and explicitly marked JM. Please see the photos.

The Remington-Keene rifle, manufactured from 1880 to 1888, was Remington’s first production bolt-action firearm. Chambered for the potent .45-70 Government cartridge, the rifle featured a tubular magazine and a unique, rear-mounted hammer. The .45-70 version offered a 9+1 round capacity for long rifles, and 7 rounds for carbines .This rifle remains in very good condition, showing normal signs of use and wear. Please see the photos. Antique No FFL Needed.

The Ruger Redhawk 44 Magnum is an exceptionally rugged, double-action hunting revolver built to handle the heaviest, big-game magnum loads. Famous for its tank-like durability, it features a stainless steel frame without side plates and a triple-locking cylinder that ensures flawless alignment. Please see Photos!

The Ruger New Model Blackhawk .357 is a rugged, single-action revolver. It features a transfer-bar safety allowing you to safely carry all six rounds, adjustable target sights, and a cold hammer-forged barrel. Chambered in .357 Magnum, it is also highly versatile as it accepts cheaper .38 Special ammunition. Please see Photos!

This Smith & Wesson Military & Police 4th Change (Pre Model 10) is chambered in .38 SPL and features a 6" barrel. .the serial number is strictly numerical with no letter prefix (989180), it falls into the high-end production block spanning 1940 to 1945. Many 5" and 6" barrel variations were produced for civilian defense, law enforcement, and training purposes during this wartime era. The revolver remains in very good condition, showing normal signs of use and wear. Please see the photos. C&R

The Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 686-6 has a round unfluted cylinder and offers a pc tuned action, a chromed teardrop hammer, and a smooth trigger with an adjustable over-travel stop. Very good condition, 4" vent ribbed barrel, extended cylinder release and CTC lazer grips, Please see Photos!

Ruger Blackhawk 357 Magnum 6.5” Stainless Revolver - 6 shot fluted cylinder - Ruger Blackhawks feature Ruger's patented transfer bar ignition system with loading gate interlock and reverse indexing pawl, together with an all coil spring mechanism, adjustable sights, and factory wood grips. Includes the factory case with papers. NIB. Please see photos.

This Ruger M77 in .7mm Rem Mag. It has a beep blue finish, a factory checkered walnut stock with red rubber recoil pad, Mauser type direct feed bolt with a tang safety, factory adjustable rear and fixed front sights and 1” rings with a Weaver base. There are some very light scratches on the stock. Please see photos.

The Remington Model 700 SPS Bolt Action Rifle is built on the legendary tradition of the iconic Remington 700 with a Special Purpose Synthetic stock. It's chambered in .300 Remington Ultra Magnum and has a 26" heavy barrel for reaching targets at incredible ranges. The magazine holds 3 rounds of hard hitting ammunition and it has an all weather ergonomically designed synthetic stock. The rock solid receiver is drilled and tapped with scope mounts and 30mm rings. The rifle features a matte black finish and is mounted in a synthetic H.S Precision aluminium bedded tactical stock.. It also includes a hinged floor plate magazine, and sling swivel studs. The Remington Model 700 SPS is the high quality workhorse you are looking for in a bolt action rifle. It has some scratches on the barrel finish. Please see photos.

Originally introduced to bypass late-90s import restrictions, it is a target-oriented version of the German military's G36 platform. It features a gray, ergonomic thumbhole stock, a 20-inch match-grade heavy barrel, and a long Picatinny rail with built-in adjustable iron sights. Please See Photos!!!

Remington Woodsmaster Model 740 in .30-06 caliber with serial number 10,280 is an early-production semi-automatic rifle manufactured in 1955, the very first year of the model's release. The rifle features a 22 inch barrel and time appropriate sling. The rifle remains in good condition with the original wood showing signs of wear. Please see the photos.