Collectable Longarms For Sale

TERMS: All firearms are sold in compliance with all federal, state and local laws. No sales outside of the United States or to Chicago, New York, or New Jersey-sorry. California sales are OK with proper dealer/state authorization (we are registered with the California DoJ).   All sales will be transferred via your Curio & Relic License (C&R) if eligible or to your local Federal Firearms Licensee (mailed, faxed or emailed as a .tif or .jpg are all acceptable). Shipping is a flat $20.00 for sidearms and $40.00 for longarms. Parcel will be sent to the street address only on the license provided and will require licensee signature. Payment via cash, personal check or money order via US Mail are all acceptable but all must clear prior to shipment. We cannot accept Paypal, or CODs on the below.  All firearms are sold with a three-day, non-shooting inspection period (if you shoot it, you own it) and may be returned for a full refund (minus shipping costs) within that time if returned in the same packaging and condition as sent. All firearms should be handled with extreme care and safety and should be inspected and certified by a competent gunsmith prior to use.

	Exceptional CHICOM Vietnam-Era SKS	98% condition, 7.62x39, bore VG-EX, all numbers match, bluing excellent, bore excellent	Essentially new old stock, couple of slight storage dings, original stock arsenal marked, rec. import marked.	Hard to upgrade!	$699.99
	WW2 Inland USGI M1 Carbine	.30 Caliber, SN 797xxx, 98% exterior condition (mostly phosphate), excellent bore.	Stock has few slight dings/scratches, wood is clean and solid, some light browning in areas, rack Nr. "169" on bottom, NOS sling/oiler.	A nice representative example, may have been used in Korea or Vietnam and US arsenal reworked at some point like most. No import marks!	$1799.99
	Resin Reproduction MP44 / StG44	Sort of cool for display in vehicle, with uniforms, on wall, etc. Look great from 3 feet away, no markings	Took them in trade, have two, lifesize, 1/1 scale, one piece, made out of some sort of resin, non-firing of course!	You'll be the only guy on the block with one of these!	$150.00
	Misc. WWII Edgeware For Sale	K98 bayonets, fighting knives, daggers, other countries as well	Something for just about every collector!	Click on the link to the right	Bayonets
	Scarce Opportunity: Walther ac44 G.43 Rifle pictured in Rough Forged Volume II	Vet bring-back, "i" block, everything that should matches to include complete bolt group & stock, not import marked, mid-late mix of blued and scattered phosphate finish, bore excellent with strong lands and grooves.	Comes with nice "aye" mag. Has some scattered scratches, dings, and small blemish area. 95% condition. Stock has very, very light "BERLIN" scratched into it on left. See pics. Neat end of war capture.	Weaver bought this directly from the vet's family decades ago. In overall nice original bring-back condition, and rifle and features used repeatedly on several pages of Vol II!	Sold
	Exceptional WW2 German K43 ac45 Barreled Receiver	99% condition, phosphate and blue, bore EX, strong lands and grooves, has TG and safety assembly original to the piece, no import marks, just missing the bolt assembly and stock assembly!	Factory scope mount rail for the ZF4 scope and mount. Triggerguard is excellent as are the screws, you get exactly what you see in the picture in the condition shown.	Will need FFL or C&R. If you were going to build one, this would be the one to start with!	Sold
	Beautiful ca.1945-46 Fr. Frauenstorfer Mannheim Mauser 98 Sporter with Kahles 4x Scope	Chambered in Swedish 6.5 mm, bore EX, overall condition EX high polish blue, lots of decorative engraving, made by master gunmaker just after the war on 98 action for the GI souvenir trade.	No import marks, appears to have originally been a short side rail sniper, but has double claw mounts and K. Kahles 4x scope with WW2 sniper cross bars and pointed picket reticle, functional and clear.	See pics for condition- A super nice vet bring-back sporting rifle made by a German master with a reputation dating back to the late 1800s!	Sold
	WW2 German K43 ac44 Barreled Receiver	GD-VG condition, finish about 95+% authentic wartime, bore bright, VG, strong lands and grooves, stripped of most parts except complete sear/hammer/trigger group which appear original to receiver.	Factory scope mount rail for the ZF4 scope and mount. A good basis for restoration project and you get exactly what you see in the picture, no other parts included.	Non-import marked, Will need FFL or C&R.	Sold
	Fine US-Canadian 1905 Ross Rifle	Accurate, innovative .303 Brit, straight pull design, this example is all matching and has Canadian and US/Flaming Bomb markings (wrist), micrometer sight, full length configuration.	No import marks, overall VG condition, few dings and scratches to metal here and there, some browning, bore VG, everything functions and serviceable.	See pics- This is one of the 20,000 Ross Rifles the US bought during WW1. It's a tough rifle to find in all original condition with these markings!	Sold
	Very Scarce 1930's Walther Modell 2 Semi-Automatic Rifle	VG+ condition, bore nice, all-matching with original magazine, nice walnut stock and Walther buttplate, .22 LR.	Functions as a bolt action AND a semi-auto! About 85% with wear at the usual places, mag a bit more, occasional scratch and mark on stock	Several design features developed for this rifle were incorporated into the G.41 and G/K.43!	Sold
	WW2 Soviet Model 91/30 Arsenal Sniper with Authenic PEM Scope	Scope is authentic WW2 Soviet PEM dated 1938, rifle is excellent 1942 arsenal refinished condition, matching bolt, round receiver, bore VG-EX	No import marks. 7.62 x 54R mm. With used/period canvas/leather sling and cleaning rod, mount is likely a reproduction and set likely put together	PEM scopes are nearly impossible to find. Use this rig as is or put the scope on a more correct authentic earlier sniper rifle!	Sold
	Test Fired Only Spectacularly Original ac44 "Panel Cut" K.43	Near factory condition, all correct, not import marked, unmessed with example of the very last K.43s produced near the end of the war. Certain I am the first one to disassemble, photgraphed and did no cleaning or alteration, All of the late features- mixed phosphate/blue, reverse 45 carrier with no wear, all matching, bore and matching bolt group just about as it left the factory!	Most metal was protected with cosmoline, except for a couple of areas. Several storage and handling dings on stock, action still has cosmoline, scattered slight areas of browning on band, rear sight, buttplate door, stock has no SN, just WaA359 on the wrist and left butt, typical late chattermarks, original handguard shows almost no powder residue!	Near impossible to upgrade! These will only skyrocket in price later this year when the HG revision "Rough Forged" comes out! Excellent phosphate "aye"mag, original manual and spare parts that came home with it! It's as original a set as you will find on the market today and would be the prize of any WWII German collection!	Sold
	Neat Transitional Walther ac44 G.43 Rifle	Vet bring-back, everything that should matches to include complete bolt group & stock, not import marked, mid-late mix of blued and scattered phosphate finish, bore excellent with strong lands and grooves.	Some scattered scratches, dings, and small areas of patina. Shrapnel damage to left rear sight (but not complete) and shrapnel crease at top wrist and right front of stock. See pics. Neat battlefield capture.	Has an extra WaA on left receiver we haven't seen before. In overall original bring-back condition, all matching, with the stacked ac44 marking!	Sold
	Very Late K.43 ac 45 Rifle	Vet bring-back, all correct, everything that should matches to include complete bolt group, not import marked, late scattered phosphate finish, bore VG-EX with strong lands and grooves.	Stock has some dings, scratches, scattered patina on buttplate, metal here and there, overall could use a good cleaning, not much finish on magazine(see pics).	In orginal condition, all matching, later dual bolt rail!	Sold
	Super Post War Israeli K.98	This is a nice original import marked Israeli Army FN made K.98, photographed and published by W. Darrin Weaver in Military Surplus Magazine in April 2018, pgs 108-109.	Used, serviceable, typical of the type, condition as shown, bore GD, .308 NATO. A copy of the magazine will be included with purchase (shown full length from the right).	Weaver's article can be read at: https://www.tactical-life.com/firearms/rifles/israeli-k98-rifles/ but to see the rifle in the magazine you'll need to read the hard copy.	Sold
	Nice WW2 era Dutch Hembrug M95/1918 Carbine	GD condition, 6.5x53R, all matching, "1938" dated, prob. captured by Germans and reissued, bore VG, not import marked, with nice WW2 bayonet and scabbard	Artillery unit marked, stock has dings, couple of deep dents, right side mag has a mild dent not affecting function, well used during the war!	This is an increasingly hard to find rifle these days!	Sold
	WW2 Soviet Model 91/30 Izhevsk Arsenal 1943 Sniper w/PU Scope	Excellent arsenal refinished condition, matching bolt, hardwood stock, round receiver, bore VG-EX, old CAI import marked	7.62 x 54R mm. Comes with cleaning rod, and excellent Ukranian produced 4x PU scope and mount	Last of those hand picked by us! Ukranian arsenal put-together; but, these won't be available forever in this condition!	Sold
	Most of a late Walther ac45 K43 Rifle	Vet bring-back, everything that should matches to include otherwise complete bolt group, not import marked, bore excellent with strong lands and grooves.	Missing bolt carrier, action cover, stock, stock hardware and mag, but a very correct action to build upon.	In great condition!	Sold
	Nice Mauser Standard-Modell	Good condition, except bolt all metal and wood parts on this rifle that should. Bore VG, overall about 80% blue. No import marks.	8mm, patina here and there, stock matches but has seen a fair amount of use, scuffs, nicks, dents, scratches.	From the 1930s before the war, father of the K.98k, this vet bring back certainly saw action!	Sold
	WWII German "ar 41" K.98k Action	"ar" and 41 dated, all metal parts on this rifle match to include the screws. Bore VG, overall about 80% blue. No import marks.	What you see is what you get, metal is fine but you'll need a bolt, stock, handguard, stock bands and lug to make correct	Fairly nice example to start with if you can dig up the parts needed and bargain priced!	Sold
	Early Inland WW2 M1 Carbine	.30 Caliber, 96% exterior condition, all correct early features. Mint bore. Correct safety, correct trigger group. Early type magazine catch, "AI" mag. Flip up rear sight.	Stock has few slight dings/scratches, vet ever so lightly scratched IMH in stock, wood is otherwise clean and solid, some light browning in areas, Inland 11-43 marked barrel, NOS sling/oiler.	Just a super original unmessed with WW2 example that is all correct. No import marks!	Sold
	Most of a late Walther ac44 K43 Rifle	Vet bring-back, everything that should matches to include complete bolt group, not import marked, late scattered phosphate finish, bore excellent with strong lands and grooves.	Missing stock, stock hardware and mag, but a very correct action to build upon. TG screws a bit buggered. Milled off scope rail as often seen with these ac44 K43s.	In overall great condition, all matching, with the stacked ac44 marking!	Sold
	WWII German duv 44 G.43 Rifle	All matching except repro buttplate and mag, fully functional, bore VG, and it is a vet bringback- he used to shoot deer with it, per family.	Stock sanded but numbers and proofs present, handguard repaired, receiver has been heavily cleaned and touched up with cold blue.	Kind of a shame, but it is what it is. Entry-grade G.43 for shooter or reenactor!	Sold
	WW2 German K43 ac 45 Rifle	Well, the metal matches and is in excellent original condition, well over 90% and the bore is VG with strong lands and grooves.	But, the vet sanded and sporterized the original stock and the buttplate is missing.	If you have a late unnumbered Walther stock and buttplate, this would easily be a $3,500 rifle or more.	Sold
	WWII German Hungarian G.98/40	"jhv" and 43 dated, all metal parts on this rifle match to include the bolt group. Bore VG-EX, overall about 90% blue	Sporterized. What you see is what you get, metal is fine but you'll need a stock, handguard, stock bands and lug to make correct	Really nice example to start with if you can dig up the parts needed and bargain priced!	Sold
	Most of a late Walther ac45 K43 Rifle	Vet bring-back, everything that should matches to include complete bolt group and components, not import marked, late scattered phosphate finish, bore excellent with strong lands and grooves.	Missing stock, stock hardware and mag, but a very correct action to build upon. Missing one TG screw. Internally, bolt has been polished presumably to smooth out the action, but it matches and is original.	In overall great condition, all matching, scarcer "no letter block" ac 45!	Sold
	Pre-WW2 GECO .22 LR Sportmodell Rifle	About 85% finish, VG-EX bore, all matching metal, harder to find Gustav Geschow (GECO) example of these training rifles.	Stock has been lightly sanded in past, few scratches and dings, markings highlighted in crayon (easily removed with stiff brush).	This is exact rifle is pictured in W. Darrin Weaver's "Kunststoffe" book, available from Schiffer Inc.!	Sold
	No Letter Block qve 45 K43 Rifle	Vet bring-back, all matching including gas cylinder, bolt internals and stock, not import marked, WaAs present in stock etc, gas system and bore excellent with strong lands and grooves, presents and functions well.	Suspect correct WaA214 bolt carrier was professionally force matched in past, stock had sling swivels in past, professionally repaired, buttplate splotchy, but otherwise no issues, Danish mag included	Nice rifle in a hard to find batch of 10,000!	Sold
	Early Walther ac44 G43 Rifle	Vet bring-back, all correct, all matching including bolt group and stock, not import marked, bore excellent with strong lands and grooves, action still with cosmoline.	Few scratches on stock, wear to sharp edges on metal, no cleaning rod, missing a piece under the front band from the duffel bag cut, mag is an older re-phosphate.	A super honest rifle in great condition!	Sold
	WWI Kornbusch Gewehr 98	Very scarce "WAFFENWERK OBERSPREE KORNBUSCH & CO", 1916 rifle, complete mismatch except for stock, bore FR-GD, all functions	Rifle has seen use, lots of browning and splotches, few areas of pitting (see pics), prob arsenal overhauled a couple of times	No prize, should clean up better, but it's a KORNBUSCH!	Sold
	Late WWII Japanese Type 99 Arisaka	Blue >93%, mum intact with two light gouges across, Type 99 markings on top, bolt mis-match, few small areas of corrosion, pretty nice shape for a jungle rifle.	Stock has the usual few dings/gouges, bore VG, chambered in 7.7 mm, everything functions correctly, honest vet bringback.	Nice, honest, good-looking Arisaka.	Sold
	Exceptional CHICOM Vietnam-Era SKS	99% condition, 7.62x39, bore VG-EX, light import marked	All numbers match, bluing excellent, few tiny dings, original stock arsenal marked	Hard to upgrade!	Sold
	Scarce Original WW2 Springfield Armory CMP M1D Garand Sniper	Excellent, correct and original M1D sniper which was likely auctioned by CMP in the late 1980s or 1990s, pics show all and easy enough to confirm with CMP. Bore EX, just came from estate!	Fully serviceable and original, optics have a couple of flecks which is common, not fired much at all, tiny scratch here and there, couple of dings to stock. (see pic)	With accessories shown. You'll never have to worry about the originality of this one and comes with lifetime guarantee from HPCo!	Sold
	Vet Bring-back Gustloff "bcd" G43 Rifle	All correct and matching, not import marked, unmessed with example of the harder to find "bcd" G43 in the "a" block. Early, heavy G41-style bolt carrier, serial number and WaA749 x2 on stock, bore VG.	A few dings on unsanded stock, scattered slight areas of patina on the metal, triggerguard and on buttplate, hanguard crack which appears expertly repaired, magazine is servceable later K43 "gcb".	Obtained from the estate of a local vet- pretty nice and just out of the closet!	Sold
	Early Walther ac44 G43 Rifle Action	About 85% early 44 blue finish, not import marked, bore dark with strong lands and grooves (will clean up), all matching "b" block to include lugs, FP carrier, BC, etc., has rail with notch.	Missing magazine, muzzle nut, triggerguard, front sight and stock/metal, some patina, nicks, vise marks at woodline, vet's name very, very lightly scratched on rec. and rail.	It is what it is, but nice that it hasn't been butchered and would make a nice shooter, reenactor or entry level rifle. Cheap!	Sold
	Late Walther ac45 K43 Rifle Action	Honestly looks like it's >85% late phosphate finish, but someone painted the exterior surfaces black, half of which has flaked off, should be easy to remove, not import marked, bore dark with strong lands and grooves (will clean up).	What's there is matching to include bolt group components, bolt carrier, et al., missing magazine, and stock/metal, some patina, nicks, etc. Late "c" block production- no rail, no hold-open latch.	Again, would make a nice shooter, reenactor or entry level rifle. Cheap!	Sold
	Post-WWII 1945 Czech Mauser K98 Semi-Kriegsmodell	Bore VG, 80% exterior condition, import marked, Czech eagle proofed, "dot 11" and "45" marked barrel, has nice deep unit marks on butt "SYR" and #	Stock has few dings/gouges, dark, bolt and bolt parts do not match the receiver, unnumered stamped bands and winter triggerguard	Would make a nice shooter or reenactor rifle!	Sold
	C96 Broomhandle Carbine	Would like it to be the real $12,500 deal, but this is a reasonably well-made copy imported in the 1990s made from an original C96, bore VG, all functions, Crown/U proofed, detacheable stock	7.65 mm, Mauser logo, everything is tight, serial number 2118 on frame and stock iron, bluing about 98% (less on floorplate), a hoot to shoot- a great conversation piece and would fill a hole in any collection	C'mon, you know it's cool! Haven't seen another for sale in years!	Sold
	WWII Mauser "S/147" early K98k	Typical Russian Capture, re-blued at Soviet arsenal for storage, but no "X" and all National Socialist era markings are intact on rec/bbl, import marked on end of barrel, laminate stock with flat butt.	Nothing matches, RC hot dip finish mostly intact, bore GD, everything appears to function as it should, stock has few dings/gouges, again, no prize but it has potential.	An early and scarcer code and date.	Sold
	WWII Mauser "byf 42" K98k	Bolt, receiver, barrel, rear sight group, follower, triggerguard and floorplate all match, everything functions, all National Socialist era markings intact, non-import marked, laminate stock	Rest is not matching. Barely any finish left, someone repaired a (presumably) single screw hole on rear receiver, stock has few dings/gouges, no prize but it has potential.	Good candidate for a shooter, reenactor weapon or a basis for a sniper recreation.	Sold
	Vet Bring-Back Walther ac44 K43 Rifle	VG-EX bore, all matching except firing pin housing, comes with early modified dust cover and "Denmark" magazine, everything appears to function as it should.No import marks.	About 85% bluing/phos, few freckles and areas of patina, triggerguard has been painted, SN and WaA on bottom, don't see any on left (sanded perhaps, but tend to think overly cleaned).	Presents very well, but discounted due to the issues outlined above.	Sold
	Vet Bring-Back Walther ac44 G43 Rifle	All correct and matching, VG-EX bore, stock and handguard completely original, scarcer G43 code ac44, comes with early dust cover and correct aye "G43" magazine.	Everything functions, about 85% bluing, few freckles and areas of patina, front band has a few dings, as does stock. FS Hood is a reproduction.	Very scarce transitional front sight base slotted for lever, but barrel not threaded so no lever ever installed. Tough variant to find.	Sold
	Outstanding Swedish M41B Sniper Rifle Set in 6.5 mm	Very scarce, correct sniper rifle rig. Bore excellent! Scope, mount, bolt and receiver matching, crystal clear 1942 dated German wartime AJACK optics, with metal case and accessories numbered to the rifle	Most all of these were imported by Samco decades ago, small import mark under barrel, few stock dings, bluing very nice, some mismatched stock parts which is correct for these, prob. arsenal overhauled a couple of times	Used by the Swedish Army as the standard sniper rifle during WW2 and decades after. They don't come much nicer than this!	Sold
	Sporterized Walther ac44 G43 Rifle	About 85% finish, VG-EX bore, all matching metal, scarcer G43 code and machined receiver, comes with repro hood and dust cover.	Sporter stock, missing magazine and front band has been altered. You'll need a stock, band and mag to make it right.	It is what it is, but nice that it hasn't been butchered and would make a nice shooter, reenactor or entry level rifle. Cheap!	Sold
	Sort of a "duv43" G41 Rifle	This rifle was in a fire some 30 years ago and then left to rust in a garage. Cleaned up more recently but it would never be safe to fire again	Some non critical parts could probably be salvaged and cleaned up and reblued for other guns, such as the bands, bayonet lug, triggerguard and maybe, maybe the op rod?	Non-shooter statement required! Maybe safely salvage some parts, or make what the Europeans call a "Deko" rifle?	Sold
	Near-mint Walther ac44 K43 Action	Pretty certain this hasn't even been fired. Looks like it came out of the factory, hasn't been used or oiled since, zero wear on bolt carrier face, nor in chamber phosphate; rest late-war phosphate and mixed blue parts. Essentially new.	Still in original grease in places, bore mint, couple of areas of patina under the bolt, here and there, a few paint flecks, and handling marks only. Includes matched bolt, bolt carrier, FP, and FP carrier. Sadly, no lugs or action cover/parts.	Suspect this was a factory pick up that was not quite finish assembled. Vet either left parts on assembly line, or?? This is the way we received it! Neat.	Sold
	Nice WWII German "duv 44" G.43 Rifle	All-matching to include bolt group and stock, bore VG, bluing about 85%, Durofol handguard- everything functions; solid rifle	Bluing wear on high points and edges, couple of scratches (kills?) on right wrist, repaired crack on front of handguard	Not mint, but a pretty fine example of a pretty early BLM gun!	Sold
	WWII "dot 43" K98k	Excellent condition, bore VG, all National Socialist markings intact, import marked, laminate stock, ready to go to work	Original finish on matching receiver and barrel. Rest is a mix of force-matched parts and mismatched parts, typical refurb	Displays very well and nice entry-level K98 for the collection, display or reenacting!	Sold
	WW2 Soviet Model 91/30 Izhevsk Arsenal 1943 Sniper w/PU Scope	Excellent arsenal refinished condition, matching bolt, hardwood stock, round receiver, bore GD-VG, import marked	7.62 x 54R mm. Comes with used/period canvas/leather sling and cleaning rod, and excellent Ukranian produced 4x PU scope and mount	Hand picked by us! Ukranian arsenal put-together; but, these won't be available forever in this condition!	Sold
	Most of an Authentic WWII German duv43 G41 Rifle	It's a project. The good: appears functional, most parts match to include the lugs, firing pin carrier, bolt carrier, probably the bolt. Has desireable straddle mount rails for sniper configuration. And, it's cheap.	The bad: missing op rod, trigger, stock, stock hardware, FP/FP extension, triggerguard and mag. Action cover and muzzle cone mismatch. Interior bolt group heavy patina/splotches. Sides present well, lots of areas will need TLC, maybe reblue.	See pics for condition. Bore FR-GD but will clean up better. Action tight. With some effort this will make a pretty nice shooter or reenactor gun! Will need FFL or C&R.	Sold
	WWII "dot 44" barreled Action	"dot" and 1944 dated, bore GD-VG (should clean better), overall about 80% blue with areas of fading, wear and patina, great project start	All parts that should be are serial numbered to the gun to include bands and floorplate-what you see is what you get. No bolt or stock assembly	Decent example to start with if you can dig up the parts needed and bargain priced!	Sold
	Early WWII BLM "duv 44" G43	All matching except internal bolt housing, test-fired and head-spaced, single guide rail with bolt carrier hold open latch, metal about 90% with proper mix of phosphate and blued parts (buttplate a bit splotchy), has Durofol handguard!	Non-import marked vet bring back, repro rod and hood, bore VG, strong lands and grooves, and should clean better; original serial numbered stock lightly sanded, markings remain, repaired crack on handguard top!	Pretty honest vet bring-back that comes with original serviceable mag	Sold
	Late WWII Walther "ac 45" K43	All matching, test-fired and head-spaced, double guide rail without bolt carrier hold open latch, metal about 90% with proper mix of phosphate and blued parts!	Non-import marked vet bring back, no dust cover or hood, bore GD, dark, strong lands and grooves, and should clean better; original unnumbered stock lightly sanded, markings mostly remain, repaired crack on handguard top!	Pretty honest vet bring-back that comes with original "aye" K43 marked mag	Sold
	Imperial Japanese Type 44 "Cavalry" Carbine	GD example, Koishikawa Arsenal in Tokyo, 95+% bluing, strong bore, 6.5 mm, hard to find, vet bring back, no import marks	Stock has jungle dings, mum lightly ground, all matching except bolt.	Nice example of this scarce carbine at an affordable price!	Sold
	WWII Gustloff Barrel/receiver Project	Decent example, 85% bluing, strong bore, import marked, "bcd 4" with all of the parts shown, bands match the receiver	Import marked, WaAs lightly defaced, no bolt or anything else other than parts that are shown	Needs restoration, stock, bolt, etc, but would make an Gustloff Werke example for shooter or reenactor!	Sold
	Late WWII Walther "ac 44" K43	All matching, test-fired and head-spaced, "stacked ac 44", single guide rail type without bolt carrier hold open latch, metal about 90% with proper mix of phosphate and blued parts!	Non-import marked vet bring back, includes original dust cover, bore GD, dark, strong lands and grooves, and should clean better; original unnumbered stock shows handling marks and strong wartime markings!	Pretty honest vet bring-back that comes with original "gcb" K43 marked mag, and repro hood and repro rod	Sold
	Nice Early WWII-era Mauser "S147" K98k	Receiver, barrel, rear sight group, follower, triggerguard, floorplate, bands, stock, TG screws all match, everything functions, all early stick eagle/214 National Socialist era markings intact, non-import marked!	Bolt is early scrub, not matching. Maybe 40% finish left on exposed areas of metal, bore VG, matching SN walnut stock has some dings and scratches, non-import marked.	Pretty correct 1936 and not completely abused like most early K98s. This is a vet bring back and could be a restoration candidate or leave as is!.	Sold
	StG44 GSG-STG44 American Tactical	Sort of cool for display in vehicle, with uniforms, plinking, maybe reenacting, made of plastic and steel, .22 Caliber	New in wooden Box, comes with one mag, these likely won't be coming into the US any longer with the threat to imports	You'll be the only guy on the block with one of these!	Sold
	WWII/Cold War French MAS36 Paratrooper Project	A neat find, includes the complete original aluminum stock, with a MAS M1936 mismatched receiver and mismatched bolt, overall about 80% blue	What you see is what you get. Will need to be properly fitted to the rear tang of the receiver to lock in place, bolt is missing extractor, no barrel, no other parts included	FFL to ship. Use this receiver as a start or add this to your own rifle. MAS36 Paras rarely go up for sale!	Sold
	Imperial Japanese Type 30 "Hook Safety" Rifle	GD example, 80% bluing, strong bore, 6.5 mm, hard to find "Hook Safety", vet bring back, no import marks	Stock has dings, well used, unit marked faintly in faded red paint on left butt.	Solid piece to fill out that Japanese WW2 collection that just needs a couple of parts to complete!	Sold
	Early BLM "duv 44" G43	About 70% blue, with splotches and patina, early 1944, GD-VG bore, all metal matching inside and out with milled action cover, lightly sanded mismatched stock has correct WaA214 x 2 on it, and faintly at wrist and bottom!	Repro sling, hood & rod, handguard is a darkly stained wartime laminate (not Durofol) with a chip missing between the gas vent holes on left, few storage dings, scattered splotches/patina on triggerguard, buttplate, bolt carrier, et al.	Comes with serviceable "gcb" mag. Good entry-level representative G43 for shooting, reenacting, etc.	Sold
	Pre-WW2 Hubertus 16 ga Shotgun	Legit vet bring-back with "capture papers", 16 ga x 16 ga side by side, marked HUBERTUS inside and barrels "Ehrhardt Lauf" on the exterior.	Stock has few slight dings/scratches, external barrels are rather heavily pitted (poor storage), internal bores VG, everything functions, locks tight.	Should clean up better with TLC, neat souvenir, just not well cared for after the war!	Sold
	Pre-WWII ERMA W.K.-Karabiner .22 Training Rifle	90% condition, bore VG, not import marked, is Crown/N marked, has original owner's name on little brass plate on side "Bernhard Bremer, Wolfenbuttel"	Excellent little pre-military trainer, stock and bluing VG-EX, unaltered except sling swivels gone leaving two little holes, missing bolt and complete rear sight assembly.	All you have to do is find a rear sight assembly and complete bolt!	Sold
	Original Condition BLM "duv 44" G43	Just as the vet brought it home, all original except for repro hood, all correct, not import marked, unmessed with example of BLM production, mid-later 1944 (4450 h), great bore, all matching all the way, wood and metal components, all stock markings original and intact!	Came out of a storage unit which was last opened in 1985, very few storage dings on stock, action still has some cosmoline, scattered slight areas on parts/patina on triggerguard, buttplate, bolt carrier, and has longitudinal crack in upper handguard!	Hard to find these as honest as this these days! Comes with serviceable mag that came home with it!	Sold
	Exceptional Early BLM "duv 44" G43	99% blue, early 1944, EX bore, transitional front sight base, all metal matching inside and out with e-penned action cover, extractor, etc., stock has correct WaA214 x 2, at wrist and SN at bottom!	Nice Durofol "4" handguard, stock has few storage dings, covered in cosmoline or paste wax (easily removed), internals show almost no wear and just a scant amount of powder residue- barely fired gun.	Comes with serviceable "aye" G43 mag. Vet bring back. They just don't come much better than this these days!	Sold
	Early Milled Panel "ac 44" mis-matched G43	Put together G43 on original and scarce milled panel 4204c barreled receiver, GD-VG bore, has rail, wartime threaded muzzle, presents well and could be restored into a better gun with armorer's parts, better stock, etc. Reenactor/Shooter Grade as is currently.	Receiver probably rephosphated, m/m carrier reblued/buffed, original wartime stock sanded (WaA214), handguard is plastic repro as is buttplate, hood, rod. Original safety lever broke, repaired/altered, functions but should be replaced. Comes with wartime "gcb" mag.	Has potential to upgrade, or reenact or shoot as is!	Sold
	WWII Savage NRA MATCH .22 Training Rifle	GD-VG example, 85% bluing, strong bore, hard to find training rifle patented in 1917	Stock has dings, and only other flaw is missing rear sight (easy find/fix, 2 screws).	Nice piece to fill out that US WW2 collection!	Sold
	Early Walther "ac 44" G43	Nice G43, not import marked, early-mid 1944 (4622 h), great bore, all metal matching inside and out, blue about 90+%, unsanded stock has heavy coat of wax or cosmoline still on it, not serial numbered, marked WaA359 on left x 1, and faintly at wrist and bottom!	Repro hood & rod, believe handguard was lightly sanded, few storage dings on stock, and a couple of deeper scratches on bottom, scattered slight wear on parts/patina on triggerguard, buttplate, bolt carrier.	Comes with serviceable "gcb" mag	Sold
	Soviet WW2 SVT 40	Nice representative piece, bore FR/dark (should clean up some), all match except mag, Tula 1942 dated	Stock has few dings/scratches, couple of USSR arsenal repairs, light sand, import marked.	There aren't any more coming in!	Sold
	Japanese WW2 Type 38 Carbine	Early 6.5 mm, GD bore, mum intact, adjustable rear sight; just as the vet brought home.	Stock has few dings/scratches, wood solid, all match escept bolt and dust cover.	Better than most Type 38s!	Sold
	Winchester WW2 M1 Carbine	.30 Caliber, 90% exterior condition, BSA arsenal refurbished. Mint bore. Flat bolt. Lever safety. Early type magazine catch. Adjustable rear sight.	Stock has few slight dings/scratches, phosphate mag about mint (not shown), Blue Sky Arlington marked barrel, wood is clean and solid.	Winchester made M1 Carbines have always been among the favorites!	Sold
	WWII "jhv 44" G.98/40	Hard gun to find, bore VG, 80% exterior condition, all markings intact, non-import marked, laminate stock	Stock has few dings/gouges, mismatched bolt assbly and bands, stock, triggerguard, rest all matches	A solid bring-back that would make a nice entry-level 98/40 for the collection!	Sold
	WWII Remington Arsenal 1903A3 Springfield Rifle	Parkerized arsenal finish with blued bolt, .30-06, overall very nice example	Nice original stock cartouches, bore excellent (dated RA 9-43), comes with period web sling.	Hard to upgrade!	Sold
	Late WWII Japanese Type 99 Arisaka	Blue >85-90%, mum ground, Type 99 markings on top, bolt mis-match, late welded-type safety, few small areas of corrosion, not bad for a jungle rifle.	Wooden buttplate, stock has the usual few dings/gouges, bore GD-VG, chambered in 7.7 mm, everything functions correctly.	Nice, honest, good-looking Arisaka.	Sold
	Vietnam-era CHICOM Type 53	Probably saw Viet Cong use, made 1960, has that brown, abused jungle look	7.62 x 54R mm, overall only fair, bore fair, buttplate loose, appears to all be there	It ain't pretty but would look great as part of a NVA/VC display and probably safe to shoot...probably	Sold
	Soviet WW2 SVT 40	Nice representative piece, Tula Arsenal, 1943 dated, bore GD-VG, all e-pen match except mag	Stock has few dings/scratches, couple of USSR arsenal refurbishment markings, light import marked.	Stock numbered to gun as well and nicely proofed. There aren't any more coming in!	Sold
	Near Mint Last-Ditch ac45 K43	Near mint condition, all correct, not import marked, unmessed with example of the very last K43s produced at the end of the war. All of the late features- mixed phosphate/blue, no rail, no sn's anywhere on bolt group, stock or gas system- just receiver, only test fired, bore and bolt group just as it left the factory!	A very few storage dings on stock, action still filled with cosmoline, scattered slight areas on phosphated parts/patina on triggerguardand then on buttplate, stock has the typical late chattermarks and all of the proofs, no SN on stock, just WaA359s and WaAC10!	Near impossible to upgrade! Excellent phosphate mag that came home with it! This is as good as they get and would be the prize of any WWII German collection!	Sold
	WWII Walther K43 "ac44"	Metal 95%+, all matching, comes with nice "awj" mag, gas system pristine, late, milled rail, barrel is nice and has the Neuengamme "N" proof, desireable late "milled panel" K43 from the KZ.	Vet bring-back, duffel cut, bolts inside stock (nice job), stock had a little wood taken from the wrist bottom, no rod, hood, dust cover, action cover shows a little more wear.	Exceptional metal overall, hasn't been fired much, worthy of restoring, stock could be repaired if talented or replace!	Sold
	Pre-WWII Mauser Model Es240B .22 Training Target Rifle	.22 single shot, heavy barrel, near mint except some surface rust/oxidation on buttplate, even has the original factory stamped and formed sight hood!	All parts are matching and proofed as shown, EX bore, 95%+ exterior condition, not import marked, stock has few slight dings/scratches but all original and not sanded or refinished.	Just a neat little HB .22 target rifle made to pre-war standards!	Sold
	WWII German "dot 42" G 33/40	Blue 80% and in the white in some places, seen use, stock dings and gouges, mismatch/incorrect 98 bolt, some pitting on the sideplate, few other small areas of corrosion.	Bore GD+, not import marked, unrestored, everything functions correctly, all seems correct save bolt, not the nicest 33/40 out there, but a nice hard to find example for your collection.	Rare mountain carbine that has been there, done that- just as the vet sent home!.	Sold
	WWII Remington 1903-A3 Sniper Rifle	Ready for your Lyman Alaskan or Weaver 330 scope and rings, markings positioned correctly, phosphate excellent!	Wood in fine condition, RIA EB marked, bore excellent (RA 3-44), .30-06, phosphated Redfield scope mount.	Nice example of later war gun!	Sold
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	Very Scarce Johnson M41 JSAR .30-06 USMC	All match, all correct, not import marked, unmessed with example of Melvin Johnson's innovative design made by Cranston Arms and as used by the USMC	VG-EX condition, a few storage dings on stock, a couple of the phosphated parts/areas have browned a bit, but this is a very fine, un-messed with rifle!	Even comes with original WWII sling and non-matching bayonet (no scabbard though). About as nice a M41 as you will find! All original WWII!	Sold
	Exceptional CHICOM Vietnam-Era SKS	98% condition, 7.62x39, bore VG-EX, not import marked- may be a bringback?	All numbers match, bluing excellent, few dings, original stock arsenal marked	Hard to upgrade and all original!	Sold

 

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