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Dear Firearm Enthusiasts, It's that time again! We are thrilled to announce that we are NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS for the second half of 2024. Don't miss out – get your safe queens dusted off and ready for pick-up! Key Details: • Pick-up Schedule: • Next FREE Pick-up: West Coast • Planning to Hit the Road in September • Demand is High: • Spots are filling up fast! How to Secure Your Spot: Start by reaching out to us via email at consignment@brandusedworks.com or give us a call at 719-652-5001. Act now to get on the pick-up list and ensure your firearms are included in our upcoming trips. Commission Rates: • 12.5% for firearms • 22.5% for accessories Why Consign with Us? • We cover a vast area with every trip. • Secure your spot in our schedule. • West Coast, you're up next! Flexible Options: • If we're not traveling to your area, we can arrange pre-paid shipping labels. • Schedule your consignment for the next run towards you. Contact Us: For any inquiries or to express your interest, please contact us. We are here to assist you throughout the consignment process. • Phone: 719-652-5001 • Email: consignment@brandusedworks.com More Information: Visit our website for additional details on the consignment process. Link to Consignment Details Act fast as the demand is soaring, and we want to ensure your firearms find their way to the market efficiently. Secure your spot now, and let's make the consignment process seamless for you!

Ladies and gentlemen, firearm enthusiasts, and collectors, our next auction feature is a gem in pristine condition—a Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle that stands as an excellent example of military craftsmanship. This rifle, with serial number 3780060, is a testament to precision and attention to detail. Exhibiting strong cartouche markings, including distinctive grip markings with a P circled and P squared twice, this Remington 03-A3 boasts authenticity and historical significance. The barrel, marked with the RA Ordnance Flaming Bomb and dated 7-43, further reinforces its wartime heritage. This rifle, in like-unissued condition, is accompanied by a rear adjustable peep sight, adding both functionality and authenticity to its impressive features. Bid now to secure your opportunity to own this Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, a remarkable piece of military history presented in excellent, collector-grade condition. The auction floor awaits, and the highest bidder will not just acquire a rifle but a tangible connection to the legacy of wartime craftsmanship. Happy bidding!

Up Next We Have a MINT Danish Contract Husqvarna Lahti Model 40 Pistol Chambered in 9mm and Comes With Two Magazines, Holster, and Tools. This is the Standard M40 Swedish Military sidearm as manufactured by Husqvarna Vapenfabriks A.B. The backstrap is cut for a shoulder stock. Grips are black checkered plastic with the "Crown / H" Husqvarna logo at the tops. The Lahti pistols saw duty on both sides during World War II. Serial number D5417, Inspector Marked HV, Matching Numbers on Frame and Slide, This Example is in Excellent Collector Grade Condition.

Greetings, valued bidders! Available for auction is a sealed spam can containing 520 rounds of .30-06 M2 ammunition, complete with a spam can key opener.

Up Next We Have a Model 1896 Broomhandle Mauser The top of the receiver is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N", The Side is Marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A. NECKAR" It Has a 4" Barrel, Chambered in 7.63x25, 50-1000 Meter Sights, Lanyard Ring, and If this gun could only tell stories! Matching Serial #612673. KFS Import Marked.

Up Next is a Scarce U.S. Springfield 1903 Mark I Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in .30-06, and Appears in Great Condition, The Mark 1 was introduced toward the end of WWI and features the small ejection port on the left side of the receiver to work with the Pedersen Device ie: .30 cal pistol cartridge semi-automatic insert. Barrel Marked SA Ordnance Mark 3-19, Equipped With a Nylon Sling, and Topped With a Weaver K10 Scope. Serial # 1800568. When was the Last Time you saw a Mark I? Get it today!

US Military Issue M7 Imperial Rifle Knife with M10 Scabbard- the pointed fixed blade measures approx 6.75" with an overall length of approx 12" the scabbard comes with the canvas belt loop with the resin bottom, comes in black and shows M10 ASSY 8448476 MFG 2V376 Refer to pictures when bidding to make your own determination of authenticity.

Ladies and gentlemen, firearm enthusiasts, and collectors, our next auction spotlight presents an exquisite piece—the Walther PPK/S Semi-Auto Pistol chambered in .380 ACP. This cased and unfired beauty comes complete with two magazines, housed in the original hard case, and factory box, accompanied by paperwork and a lock for added security. Let's delve into the features and specifications of this distinguished firearm: WALTHER PPK/S FEATURES: An evolution of the classic Walther PPK, the Walther PPK/S retains the timeless features and elegance of the original design while introducing an extended grip for increased capacity and enhanced ergonomics. Blending the iconic Walther PPK design with a sportier touch, this pistol is a stylish addition to the Walther family. WALTHER PPK/S SPECIFICATIONS: Brand: Walther Arms Caliber: .380 ACP Model: PPK/S Capacity: 7+1 Action: DA / SA (Double-Action / Single-Action) Frame Finish: Black OAL (Overall Length): 6.10" Frame Material: Zinc Alloy Hand: Right Slide Finish: Black Slide Material: Zinc Alloy Grips: Black Polymer Sight Style: Fixed Barrel Length: 3.30" Weight: 19 oz Frame Description: Zinc Alloy with Beavertail This Walther PPK/S is a testament to Walther's industry-leading innovation, combining power, reliability, and concealability in a classic and stylish package. Bid now to secure your opportunity to own this cased and unfired Walther PPK/S—a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The auction floor awaits, and the highest bidder will not just acquire a pistol but a piece of firearms history with timeless elegance. Happy bidding!

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 1080 rounds of 5.45x39mm ammunition. This comprehensive collection is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts interested in military surplus and firearms history.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Three Nice M1 Carbine Barrels One Winchester one Rockola, Other Has Sight Marked RIA.

Up Next we have a Cool Egyptian Hakim Semi Auto Battle Rifle and Appears in Original Excellent Condition. It Comes With One Magazine, and Leather Sling. The Hakim is/was a licensed copy (with slight modifications) of the Swedish Ljungman rifle. It was designed to fire the 8mm Mauser (7.92x57mm JS)

Up Next We Have a Lot of 5 New 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, There are Several Lots of These, and I only Opened One wrapper of one of the lots and it is Marked U for Union Hardware. There may be other manufacturers, and They are Packed in Grease/Oil.

Up Next We Have a Swiss K1911 Long Straight Pull Rifle Chambered in 7.5x55, Bakelite Charging Handle, Overall Appears in Great Condition, Matching Visible Numbers. An improvement over the original M1889 version of the Schmidt-Rubin rifle, the Swiss M1911 placed the locking lugs in the middle of the bolt -rather than at the rear- strengthening the action and allowing a more powerful cartridge, the Gewehrpatrone 11 or GP11, to be used. It is distinguished from the 96/11 rifle by a curved butt plate and by a stock with an integral semi-pistol grip. It uses a graduated tangent sight which begins at 300 meters. The 1911 and 96/11 rifles are characterized by exceptional accuracy and were made with excellent craftsmanship. The fact that Switzerland remained neutral through both world wars ensured that they are in far better condition, on average, than the rifles of other European nations from that vintage.This is the long variation of the K1911 rifle with the 30.75" barrel and should not be confused with the carbine version which was a later generation rifle. This is one of the most accurate rifles ever made. The Swiss are renowned for their quality workmanship and attention to detail, and the Swiss soldiers typically took very good care to keep their rifles functional and serviceable. However, they used their rifles and carried them in training in very harsh weather conditions. As such it is very typical for the external surfaces of Swiss surplus rifles to be well used and you can expect these rifles to have a lot of dents and dings or very minor cracks in the stock.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We present 5 rounds of Winchester M19 brass 12 gauge shotshells, featuring 00 buck 9 pellet buckshots. These cartridges are housed in a WWII Victory Series collector's wooden box, blending historical significance

Up Next We Have a Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R Appears in Good Condition. Date stamp of 1943. Comes with Cleaning rod. Imported by CAI.

Up Next We Have a TM-62 Russian Anti-Tank Mine That is Demilled, The TM-62 is the designation for a series of Soviet anti-tank blast mines. The mines have a central fuze and typically have a 7.5 kg explosive charge, however, they vary greatly in detail. The mines can be laid manually or automatically from a mine laying machine including the PMR-1, PMR-2 wheeled towed mine layers, the GMZ tracked minelaying vehicle, and the VMR-2 helicopter mine laying system. In a static test, the TM-62M proved capable of penetrating the hull of a Centurion tank, killing the simulated crew of animals inside. The TM-62 series of mines can be fitted with the same fuzes as the TM-72 series of mines, which include MVN-72 and MVN-80 fuzes which are vibration and magnetism sensitive. Variants TM-62M - The TM-62M uses a circular metal case. It is the most widely employed of the TM-62 series of mines. TM-62B - The TM-62B paper or cardboard case and is basically a block of cast explosive with a fuze set into the center. TM-62D - The TM-62D uses a wooden case. TM-62P, TM-62P2, TM-62P3 - all 3 types use plastic cases. However, the TM-62P and TM-62P2 mine cases have ribbed sides, whereas the TM-62P3 has a smooth casing. TM-62T - The TM-62T has a fabric and epoxy casing, with a central fuze. Fuzes MVZ-62 MVCh-62 - The MVCh-62 uses a clockwork arming delay of 30 to 120 seconds. MVN-62 MVN-72 - The MVN-72 fuze uses a combination of electronics and clockwork, after an initial arming delay the magnetic influence fuze is enabled, powered by a 1.5 V battery. MVN-80 - The MVN-80 is an improved version of the MVN-72 fuze. VM-62Z MVP-62 - The MVP-62 uses a pneumatic bellows arming delay of 20 to 300 seconds. The delay mechanism uses a minimum of metal making it difficult to detect when used with one of the minimum metal cases. MVP-62M ZN-97 - magnetic influence fuze (made in Poland). Note: magnetic influence fuzes give full-width attack i.e. any part of the target vehicle passing over the mine will trigger detonation, not just the track or wheels. However, since magnetic fuzes are electronic, their operational life relies on battery power. Ultimately the battery will run down, after which the mine no longer functions. In contrast, a purely mechanical fuze (usually triggered via a belleville spring) gives a much longer operational life e.g. mines planted 50 years previously will still detonate if a target vehicle drives over them.

US Military 20mm Munition Container, Metal Can 1305-01-153-1799 A661 This container was used by the Military for 100 rnds LInked Small arms Ammunition, Measures approx 18.25" by 14.25" high, by 8" across, comes with Heavy Duty Open/Close Latches on each end, comes with heavy duty handles on each end, great for stacking containers, these are weatherproof. comes as OD green.

Up Next We Have a Iver Johnson M1 Carbine Chambered in .30 Caliber, Definately New Manufacture and Not Used in War, But Replicates an Original M1 Carbine, So Here it is! Bet it's a Great Shooter!

SPRG; Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 20 rounds of Winchester WWII Victory Series .30-06 Springfield ammunition. This special collection features 150 grain ball ammunition housed in a collector's wooden box, commemorating an iconic era in military history

Up Next We Have a Walther P38 ULM/DO Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9mm, 3-59 slide date, Matching Numbers, PW arms Import Marked, and Appears in Excellent Condition and Comes With One Metal Magazine and Leather Holster Dated 1962. The Walther P38 (originally written Walther P.38) is a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol that was developed by Carl Walther GmbH as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II. It was intended to replace the costly Luger P08, the production of which was scheduled to end in 1942.

Here We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Imperial Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1925, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Up Next We Have a U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Rifle and it Appears to Have Been Repaired Refinished at Some Point in time.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 60 rounds of NATO FNM 80 7.62x51 (.308) ammunition. These ball NATO cross-marked cartridges are housed in their original boxes,

Up Next We Have a Smith & Wesson Military & Police Revolver Pre Model 10, Chambered in .38 Special, With a 6" Barrel, and Appears in Good Condition. The S&W .38 Hand Ejector, fixed sight service revolver has, in one form or another, been a best seller in the S&W revolver line since 1899. The Military and Police tag was added immediately after the gun's introduction, as a result of an 1899 order from the U.S. military for thousands of Smith & Wesson's new revolvers in the then U.S. service standard .38 Long Colt caliber. In addition, in 1899 S&W introduced a new caliber in the M&P, the .38 Special. (The actual bullet diameter is .357"). This was an enlarged and more powerful cartridge designed to address the stopping power deficiencies of the .38 Long Colt service cartridge. The M&P revolver and the .38 Special cartridge have been associated ever since. As a historical note, the S&W Military and Police was engaged in an intense competition with Colt's best selling Police Positive Special service revolver for both the civilian and police markets during the first half of the 20th Century. Ultimately, S&W finally achieved market dominance due to their ability to undersell Colt.

Here is a M1 Carbine Wood Stock Kit.

Appears to be a Japanese Army Iron Helmet, please refer to pictures to make your own determination, comes with Writing at the back of the helmet, has an emblem on the front, there is print on the chin strap, comes with burlap liner..

Here We Have a Chinese Norinco M14 S Sporter Semi Auto Rifle Chambered For .308 Win, It Comes With One Magazine, and Appears in Good Condition. CAI Import Marked.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction is a sealed brick containing 60 rounds of 7.5x55 Swiss ammunition, meticulously dated from 1978. This well-preserved batch is ideal for collectors

Up Next we have a FN Belgium Browning Hi-Power Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9MM, Serial 11487, Comes with One Aftermarket Magazine, and this Pistol appears in Great Condition, The Right Slide is marked “Fabrique National D'armes De Guerre Herstal Belgique” and Belgian proofs. It is based on a design by American firearms inventor John Browning, and completed by Dieudonné Saive at Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Herstal, Belgium. Browning died in 1926, several years before the design was finalized. The Hi-Power is one of the most widely used military pistols in history, having been used by the armed forces of over 50 countries. After 82 years of continuous production, the Hi-Power was finally discontinued in 2017. The Hi Power name alludes to the 13-round magazine capacity, almost twice that of contemporary designs such as the Luger or Colt M1911. The pistol is often referred to as an HP (for "Hi-Power" or "High-Power"), GP (for the French term, "Grande Puissance") BAP (Browning Automatic Pistol) or BHP (Browning High-Power). The terms P-35 and HP-35 are also used, based on the introduction of the pistol in 1935. It is most often called the "Hi Power", even in Belgium.

Up Next We Have a Scarce French Mas Mle 36 Bolt Action Service Rifle Chambered in 7.5MM, This is an exceptional example of the MAS Mle 1936, it Comes With The Pig Sticker Bayonet, and has a stunningly beautiful walnut Stock. This rifle was made the Month The German Invasion began, and likely it was rushed to the front where it was promptly dropped or surrendered. This is a very stout well made compact rifle with very coarse sights, it would be a great rifle for use under 150 yards and its quite handy. This is a great example of the main French WW2 era Service Rifle. Overall in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have a Russian Capture Marked Waffen Werke Brunn DOT Code German K98 K Mauser Dated 1944, Non Matching Numbered, CAI Import Marked, Leather Sling, Hooded Front Sight, Cleaning Rod, Overall Appears in Great Wartime Condition

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Available for auction are 75 rounds of Priotecnia 9mm Largo ammunition, stored in their original collector boxes.

Up Next We Have a Belgium 1889/36 Mauser Rifle Chambered in 7.65X53, Receiver Marked Anc Etab ts Herstal. Comes With Cleaning Rod and Leather Sling.

Feast Your Eyes on This MINT Unissued Smith Corona 03-A3 Rifle Even Equipped WIth The U.S. Marked Barrel Cover Dated 1944 by Lyon & Coulson, and a Hooded Front Sight Cover. and Above all, the Armory Hang Tag! Serious War Collectors This is a Must Have!

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

A standard issue combat helmet widely used by Japanese Army personnel during WW2. This could be a repro, we are not sure, please refer to pictures when making your own determination when bidding, we are not war helmet experts, comes with leather liner and canvas strap, comes with the star at the front of the Helmet

Here We Have a Lot of Five FN-FAL 20 Round Metal Magazines, I Believe Metric Pattern.

U.S. Military Linked M9 Munitions Storage Container- Lot of 2- Exterior shows 100 Cartridges Cal .50 Linked M9 1 Tracer M17- 4 Ball M33 LC-87 C61 1L 184- comes in Yellow Print, and shows the yellow Submarine on the lid of box- A re-closeable metal box with a hinged metal lid sealed with a foam-rubber gasket to keep out moisture and rain and a folding metal handle to aid in carrying it. They were originally designed to only store belted machine gun ammunition, but later became a standard container after the war for all sorts of ammunition packed in cartons and / or clips and bandoleers. Originally planned to be disposable, they were recycled for reloading. The ammo boxes were originally painted Olive Drab Brown (OD3) with white lettering, but were later painted Olive Drab Green (OD7) with yellow lettering. The early individual M1 and M2 series metal boxes were also painted with the same colored ammunition identification stripes as the pre-war and early-war M1917 wooden packing crates. 11" x 6" X 7.25"

Up Next We Have a 1909 M1896 Carl Gustafs Stads Swedish Rifle Chambered in 6.5X55, Hooded Front Sight, Cleaning Rod, Reciever Marked Carl Gustafs Stads Gevarsfaktori 1909, Stock Disc Tag Present, Overall Appears in Great Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 100 rounds of WPA Military Classic 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring 124 grain non-corrosive hollow points.

Up Next is a CZ-52 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.62×25mm Tokarev, Overall Appears in Good Condition, No Magazine, and Dated 1953. The pistol is commonly called the CZ-52 but that isn't really its name. Its real name is the Ceská Zbrojovka vzor 52, usually shortened to CZ vz. 52. Ceská Zbrojovka is Czech for "Czech Armory". You would pronounce it as Cheska Zbroyovka, and to be authentic, a Czech would pronounce CZ as cha zet. Vzor, commonly abbreviated as vz., means "model". So, a literal translation of its full name is the Czech Armory Model 52.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1944. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Spanish M43 La Caruna Mauser Rifle Chambered in 7.92, Top of crest is stamped "FABRICA DE ARMAS / LA CORUNA / 1945". Serial number matches on receiver, bolt, and floor plate. Comes With Cleaning Rod.

Up Next We Have 200 Rounds of Prvi Partizan .38 Special Ammunition, 50 Rounds Per Box, FMJ, 130 Grains. Since 1928, Prvi Partizan has been producing custom ammunition in Serbia for competition, indoor ranges and big game hunting. As one of the oldest and largest manufacturers in Europe PPU has been manufacturing high quality ammunition for armed forces, Serbian police, and of course civilian shooters in the US. High quality loads at an excellent price is PPU top priority. With modern equipment and machinery along with rigorous quality control and attention to detail PPU delivers you impressive value which is unsurpassed. PPU's ammo is new production ammunition, made with new brass cases and non-corrosive boxer primers. The brass is excellent quality and is ideal for reloading. Features and Specifications: Caliber: .38 Special Weight: 130 Grain Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket Ballistic Coeficient: .181 Muzzle Velocity: 1017 fps Muzzle Energy: 298 ft/lbs Case Type: Brass Primer Type: Boxer, Reloadable Non-Corrosive Uses: Target Shooting, Training, and Competition

Up Next We Have a Hungarian PA-63 Pistol, Semi-Auto, Two Tone Aluminum Frame W /Black Slide. Chambered in 9x18, Comes With Two 7 Round Magazines, Leather Holster, Imported by CAI and Appears in Overall Great Pre-owned Condition.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details..

Up Next We Have a Lee Enfield MA Lithgow SMLE III* Rifle, Chambered in .303, Comes With One Magazine, Nylon Sling, Dated 1945, and Overall Appears in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have a Russian Tula Nagant M1895 Revolver Chambered in 7.62x38R, Tula Ordnance Factory Marked Made From 1928 to 1943, This One is Dated 1943. Overall Appears in Great Condition. More From The Internet Below: The 1895 Nagant Revolver is a seven-shot, gas-seal revolver designed and produced by Belgian industrialist Léon Nagant for the Russian Empire. The Nagant M1895 was chambered for the 7.62x38R cartridge and featured an unusual “gas-seal” system, in which the cylinder moved forward when the gun was cocked, to close the gap between the cylinder and the barrel, providing a boost to the muzzle velocity of the fired projectile and allowing the weapon to be suppressed.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 240 rounds of .30-06 M2 ball ammunition. These rounds are packed on 5-round clips in bandoleers and come with a spam can key opener.

KA1256: KA-BAR 1256 Short Fighting Knife 5-1/4" Plain Blade, Kraton G Handle, Leather Sheath KA-1256 Kabar Short Black Knife with black thermoplastic elastomer handle with Leather sheath and plain edge These practically sized fixed blade knives are the perfect size for camping, carrying and general utility All Short KA-BARS feature 5 1/4" blades. Overall length, 9 1/4". * Oval shaped handles for comfort * Powder coated, high carbon steel blades * Powdered metal butt caps, carbon steel guards, both powder coated Leather sheath

Up Next We Have a Civilian Marksmanship Program U.S. Springfield M1-D Garand Semi Auto Rifle Sniper Rifle, Chambered in .30-06, Topped With a M84 Scope and Mount, Overall Appears in Great Condition, CBI 8-08 Barrel Marking, M1C/D Garand Sniper Rifle flash hider as used in WW2, simply and quickly, attaches on the muzzle end & bayonet lug of the rifle. Comes in The Plastic Hardcase With Paperwork and COA.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Available for auction are 40 rounds of FNM 7.5x55 Swiss ammunition, featuring 170 grain bullets meticulously crafted in Portugal.

Up Next We Have a WWII Inland Marked M1 Carbine Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30 Carbine, Wood Handguard, Inland/General Motors Marked Barrel Date 7-44, No Magazine, Overall Appears in Good Condition. Serial #5363576 Import Marked Blue Sky.

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1934, Tula, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Bayonet and Cleaning Rod.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Four 30 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, These are Various manufactures.

Up Next We Have a Spanish Civil War Mauser M1916 Short Rifle Chambered in 7.62, This Spanish rifle is Dated 1922, Overall Appears in Good Condition. The Model 1893 Spanish Mauser was developed into several variants, including a shortened carbine adopted by the Spanish as the M1895 - M1913 - M1916 short rifles. All versions of the rifle saw extensive service in the Spanish Army, beginning in the Spanish–American War in 1898, the Rif War of 1920–1927, and the Spanish Civil War of 1936–1939. The M1916 short rifles remained in production in Spain until 1951. Unmarked Spanish rifles, with only a serial number (no receiver date or arsenal stamps) are rifles that were refurbished during the 1931-36 period, before the Spanish Civil War, by the old Government arsenals (Oviedo, Toledo etc.). The refurbishing consisted of cutting a deeper thumb notch for charger loading, and drilling/milling the gas relief holes in the Receivers. Bolts also had longer oval gas holes when made new from the late 1920s onwards. The Model 1916 Short Rifle (22" barrel) was first adopted on November 14, 1916 to replace the M1895 carbine, the short barrels of which were not optimized to take advantage of the higher velocity of the M1913 cartridge.

Up Next We Have an Inert 90mm M108B AP projectile and casing, Pretty Heavy, Measures 5" at the Base, and 37" Tall.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up Next We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine, Dated 1944. Chambered in 7.62X54R, Folding Bayonet, Comes With Cleaning Rod, Appears in Great Wartime Condition. Import Marked PW Arms.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 192 rounds of .30-06 AN-M2 ammunition, neatly packed on bandoleers. This set includes a spam can key opener

Up Next We Have a Hungarian Arms Works PPH Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in .380 ACP, Imported by Interarms, It is made by FEG for export in 1985 and 1986. Only about 7700 were made. Walthers PPK type in .380. The only known examples imported into America were imported by Interarms in 1986. This gun and the R9 are the only ones to carry Hungarian Arms Works name on them.

Here We Have a Soviet Tula Imperial Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1923, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Up Next We Have a Nice example of a mid WWII German 98K rifle manufactured by the Mauser Werke in Oberndorf. The receiver ring is marked with the "eagle/135" acceptance proof that have been removed over "byf/ 44". the left side the receiver side wall is stamped "Mod.98" in small block letters. Barrel Marked CXM 37, It has the earlier style all milled component barrel bands & trigger guard and stamped floor plate. Nice laminated stock with steel buttplate. The barrel has the standard fixed front sight with the military tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters. It is complete with an original WWII leather sling and cleaning rod.

Up Next We Have a U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle .45-70 Antique and Dates to 1887. No Background Check Required, Ships Direct.

Greetings, distinguished bidders! We are pleased to offer 150 rounds of Match Ball M1911 .45 caliber ammunition, complete in their original boxes. These 230-grain rounds are ideal for Collectors

Here is a M1 Garand Tanker Barrel .308 Marked LMR Dated 6-53

Up Next We Have a Smith and Wesson Double Action Brazilian Contract Model 1917 Revolver Dated 1937, and Chambered in .45 This example of the US Model 1917 Smith and Wesson .45 caliber revolver as manufactured in 1937 for Brazil utilizing many parts from WW1 era revolvers as well as newly manufactured ones. Chambered in .45 Long Colt, this 5.5" barrel revolver is a powerhouse with a slot rear sight and a blade front., and Lanyard Ring, The factory smooth grips, and Overall Appears in Good Condition. Comes in a Soft Padded Case.

Up Next We Have a Swiss Schmidt Rubin K1911 Carbine Straight Pull Rifle Chambered in 7.5x55, Comes With Leather Sling, Overall Appears in Great Condition.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction are 96 rounds of MK7 .303 caliber ammunition manufactured by C.I.A, preserved in their original boxes.

Up Next We Have a Walther P38 ULM/DO Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9mm, 3/52 slide date, PW arms Import Marked, and Appears in Excellent Condition and Comes With Four Metal Magazines and an Authentic Holster Dated 1980. The Walther P38 (originally written Walther P.38) is a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol that was developed by Carl Walther GmbH as the service pistol of the Wehrmacht at the beginning of World War II. It was intended to replace the costly Luger P08, the production of which was scheduled to end in 1942.

US Army 40mm Munitions Container OD Green- 17.25" x 10" high X 6" wide weighs approx 14 pounds used for 32 cartridges 40mm TP M918 Lined ammunition Inert Projectile, comes with two heavy duty handles at both ends of the container, heavy duty latches and weatherproof

Up Next We Have a BRNO Czech VZ-24 Mauser Chambered in 8MM, Overall Appears in Great Condition. The vz.24 became the primary rifle of the Czechoslovak armed forces before World War II. It resembled the German Karabiner 98k, which it predated by more than a decade. Unlike the K98k, the vz. 24 has a longer top handguard. Chambered in 8mm Mauser, with 5 round internal magazine. Nice Clean Rifle!

Up Next We Have a Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Rifle With Nagoya Arsenal Marking, Ground Mum, Chambered in 7.7 Jap. Fixed Rear Sight, Appears in Good Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Nine 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, There are Misc Marked manufacturers in each lot.

Up Next We Have an Excellent Example of a U.S. Springfield 1903 Bolt Action Service Rifle chambered in the .30-06, Nice wood stock, Hooded front sight Cover, Overall condition appears Excellent, Sedgely contract Barrel Marked U.S.M.C. 9-42 and a "S" Circled, Below is additional internet information: The M1903 Springfield, formally the United States Rifle, Caliber .30-06, Model 1903, is an American five-round magazine fed, bolt-action service repeating rifle, used primarily during the first half of the 20th century. It was officially adopted as a United States military bolt-action rifle on June 19, 1903, and saw service in World War I. It was officially replaced as the standard infantry rifle by the faster-firing semi-automatic eight-round M1 Garand starting in 1936. However, the M1903 Springfield remained in service as a standard issue infantry rifle during World War II, since the U.S. entered the war without sufficient M1 rifles to arm all troops. It also remained in service as a sniper rifle during World War II, the Korean War, and even in the early stages of the Vietnam War. It remains popular as a civilian firearm, historical collector's piece, a competitive shooting rifle, and as a military drill rifle.

Up Next We Have a German/Yugoslavian K98 Mauser Rifle, Preduzece 44 stamped, torch and star WWII communist Yugoslavia crest. wartime german Kar98, remounted after the war in "remontni zavodi". There were several of these factories, one of them was also "preduzece 44", factory 44.

Up Next We Have a Mosin Nagant M91/30 Wood Stock and Sling.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up for auction is an Antique U.S. Military Springfield Trapdoor Carbine Chambered in .45-70, This rifle is marked with U.S. Model 1884 on the Top Plate, The Side Plate is Marked U.S. Springfield, It has a 19" barrel, walnut stock, Serial #221732.

High Standard Model H-D Military semi auto pistol chambered in the .22 LR, Comes with a Heavy Target barrel that measures approx 4 1/2" in length, has front and rear sights, plastic grips with checkering design. it comes with one magazine. overall condition appears Excellent, Based on the High Standard HD model target pistol, it was adopted by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II. ... Because of legal concerns during wartime, full-metal-jacketed .22 LR rounds were developed for this pistol.

Up Next We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine, Dated 1944. Chambered in 7.62X54R, Folding Bayonet, Comes With Cleaning Rod, and Canvas Sling, Appears in Great Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have an Austrian Steyr M95 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 8X56, Imported by CAI. Appears in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have an Antique Argentine Remington Rolling Block Rifle Chambered in .43 Spanish, Three Line Address With Last Pat Date of 1874. Part Hex Barrel, Overall Appears in Excellent Condition. Contract Remington Rolling Block Rifle was made for the South American State of ARGENTINA of 1879. This is quite a scarce rifle to find in today's market. The Remington name and address on the tang, and Barrel Marked With The Scarce "Modelo Argentino 1879 E.N."

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We have available for auction 311 rounds of 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring various headstamps.

Up Next is a Norinco Model Semi Auto Pistol. Chambered in 7.62X25, The pistol features a 4 1/2" barrel, blued finish, and manual safety. It Comes With One Magazine. Overall Appears in Great Condition. The Russian Tokarev was a military service pistol produced in Russia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Poland, North Korea, Egypt and China. The Tokarev typically chambers the powerful 7.62x25mm bottleneck cartridge.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. shows size 58 on liner

Up Next We Have an Early Tokyo/Kokura Arsenal Production Japanese Type 14 Nambu Pistol Chambered in 8MM Nambu, Serial 9660, and Date Marked 5.1 indicating the fifth year, firts month of Hirohito’s reign, January 1930. Comes With One Magazine, Small Trigger Guard, and Repro Leather Holster, Appears in Great Condition.

Up Next We Have a Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Action Rifle, Ground Mum, Toyo Kogyo Arsenal Marking Manufactured From 1939-1945. Sling Rings, Front and Rear Sights, Bayonet Lug, and Leather Sling. Overall Appears in Good Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Civilian Marksmanship Program Expert Grade U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle, Chambered in .30-06, CMP Cartouche Marked , CBI 01/23 Barrel Marking, Comes in The Plastic Hardcase With Paperwork and COA.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 1260 rounds of 7.62x25 Tokarev ammunition.

Up Next We Have a Matching Numbered Izhevsk Soviet Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1936, TGI Import Marked, Equipped WIth a Sling and Cleaning Rod, and Topped With an NCStar 2.5X30OE Scope, Overall Appears in Great Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Cool Polish PPSh-41 Display Only Firearm, This is a Non Functioning Unmarked Replica, No Background Check Required, Comes WIth a Drum Magazine.

Greetings, cherished bidders! Up for auction are 100 rounds of Ball M1911 .45 caliber ammunition, all housed in their original collector boxes.

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1890 Spandau, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have a Crosby Co. Buffalo N.Y. Thompson 1927 A-1 Rifle Drum Magazine Marked Type "L"

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up for auction is an Antique U.S. Military Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Chambered in .45-70, This rifle is marked with 1870 Over Eagle and Crossed Arrows Over U.S., The Side Plate is Marked 1863, It has a 32.5" barrel, walnut stock, Comes With Cleaning Rod.

Up Next is a Norinco Type 54-1 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered for Both 7.62X54 and 9MM, Comes With Both Barrels and Magazines in the Factory box. The pistol features a 4 1/2" barrel, blued finish, and manual safety. Overall Appears in Excellent Condition. The Russian Tokarev was a military service pistol produced in Russia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Poland, North Korea, Egypt and China. The Tokarev typically chambers the powerful 7.62x25mm bottleneck cartridge. Nearly identical to the Russian TT-33 Tokarev with one key difference, an additional frame mounted safety.

Up Next We Have an SA Marked Soviet Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M91 Bolt Action Rifle, SA Marked, and Dated 1939. Chambered in 7.62X54R, Comes With Cleaning Rod, and Leather Sling, Appears in Great Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Rare and Very Nice Walther Sportmodell Training Rifle, The top of the barrel has the Walther Banner With THURINGEN , and The Right is Marked DEUTICHES SPORTMODELL and the left receiver has WAFFENFABRIK WALTHER / ZELLA-MEHLIS The left of the barrel is marked “KAL. 22 LANG FUR BUCHSEN”, eagle, crown over “N”, “Nitro” and “Z” in cirlce. The left of the receiver is serial marked “58251”, Comes WIth Leather Sling, and Cleaning Rod, Excellent Condition!

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 140 rounds of 7.62x25 Tokarev ammunition, meticulously preserved in their original boxes.

Up Next We Have a 7 Lb Jug of Military Surplus IMR 7383 Gun Powder.

Up Next We Have a Pristine Numbers Matching 1939 Mauser Luger Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9mm, and Comes With One Numbers Matching Magazine With Metal Base! Serial #3366 This is a Mint Condition 1939 Mauser luger, Under Barrel Marked 8,82.

Introduced in 1945, the British MK IV Helmet is sometimes known as the "turtleshell" because of its distinictive shape, Water tightsteel pot construction, adjustable chin strap and padded interior for comfort.. A real Military Collectible! condition is used, in great shape.

Up Next We Have a Great Example of a Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle in Great Condition, P Circled and P Squared Cartouche, Serial # 3498233, Barrel Marked RA Ordnance Flaming Bomb 2-43. Hood Front Sight Cover.

Hello, esteemed bidders! We are pleased to present 120 rounds of PPU 7.62x54R ammunition, featuring 100 rounds of 182 grain full metal jacket

Up Next is a Very Cool Engraved Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Army Pistol Chambered in .45 ACP, United States Property Marked, With a Serial Number of 128623, Dates to 1916-1917, and I would Guess to say this was Trench art Engraved. Comes With One Magazine, Very Cool Piece!

US Military Issue M7 Imperial Rifle Knife with M10 Scabbard- the pointed fixed blade measures approx 6.75" with an overall length of approx 12" the scabbard comes with the canvas belt loop with the resin bottom, comes in black and shows M10 19204 ASSY 8448476 MFG 1Z803

This is an example of a scarce WWII German K98 rifle that was manufactured by the Erfurt Arsenal. The top of the receiver ring is marked "27 / 1940", the right side with two "eagle/280" proofs and the left side with an eagle proof and the serial number 9808 The left side wall is marked "Mod. 98.". The left rear of the barrel is marked with an eagle proof and the matching serial number. Inverted "V" front ramp sight and rear tangent sight graduated to 2000 meters. Mounted with a nice blonde walnut stock and handguard, Complete with Cleaning Rod. Multiple Waffenamt Markings, and appears in Very Clean Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We present 5 rounds of Winchester M19 brass 12 gauge shotshells, featuring 00 buck 9 pellet buckshots. These cartridges are housed in a WWII Victory Series collector's wooden box, blending historical significance

Up Next We Have a Excellent Spanish Fabrica De Armas Oviedo 7mm Mauser Bolt Action Rifle Manufactured in 1900 In Original Configuration and Appears in Excellent Unissued Condition.

Up Next We Have a Nice Remington ERA P14 Lee Enfield Rifle Chambered in .303 Brit, Many Proofs, EY, BM, G.R., Overall Appears in Excellent Condition and Comes WIth Leather Sling.

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Ex-Dragoon Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1923, Izhevsk Post, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Bayonet and Cleaning Rod.

French RF Adrian Helmet Military / Police-This is a French RF Adrian Military / Police helmet in very good condition Dated 1985 inside helmet. We do our best to research and describe the items accurately, but we are not experts on all of the items we sell. Unless specified in the listing, all items are sold AS-IS. We include high resolution pictures of each item for you to examine.

Up Next We Have a Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R Appears in Good Condition. Date stamp of 1943. Comes with Cleaning rod. Imported by CAI.

Here is a Nice M1 Carbine Wood Stock Kit Appears to be new Manufacture.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up Next We Have a Great Example of a U.S. Springfield 1903 Bolt Action Service Rifle chambered in the .30-06, Nice wood stock, Open front sight, Overall condition appears Great, Cartouche Marked FJA, and P Circled, Barrel RIA Ordnance Bomb 1-19, Comes With Leather Sling, Below is additional internet information: The M1903 Springfield, formally the United States Rifle, Caliber .30-06, Model 1903, is an American five-round magazine fed, bolt-action service repeating rifle, used primarily during the first half of the 20th century. It was officially adopted as a United States military bolt-action rifle on June 19, 1903, and saw service in World War I. It was officially replaced as the standard infantry rifle by the faster-firing semi-automatic eight-round M1 Garand starting in 1936. However, the M1903 Springfield remained in service as a standard issue infantry rifle during World War II, since the U.S. entered the war without sufficient M1 rifles to arm all troops. It also remained in service as a sniper rifle during World War II, the Korean War, and even in the early stages of the Vietnam War. It remains popular as a civilian firearm, historical collector's piece, a competitive shooting rifle, and as a military drill rifle.

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

Up Next We Have a Hungarian Made Femaru 37 FEG produced under contract during WWII for Germany, Chambered in .380 I Believe, Maybe .32. Appears in Excellent Condition and Comes WIth One Magazine, Clean bore with crisp rifling. The left side of the slide is marked: "FEMARU FEGYVER ES GEPGYAR RT 37M." Fitted with serrated walnut grips.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1941. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Two M1 Garand Op Rods 1 is for a Tanker .308

Up Next We Have an Antique Argentine Remington Rolling Block Rifle Chambered in .43 Spanish, Three Line Address With Last Pat Date of 1874. Part Hex Barrel, Overall Appears in Excellent Condition. Contract Remington Rolling Block Rifle was made for the South American State of ARGENTINA of 1879. This is quite a scarce rifle to find in today's market. The Remington name and address on the tang, and Barrel Marked With The Scarce "Modelo Argentino 1879 E.N."

Up Next We Have a Colt Police Positive Revolver Chambered in .38 Special, It Has a 4" Barrel With Half Moon Front Blade Sight, Notched Rear, Factory Checkered Wood Grips With Silver Rampant Colt Medallions, Serial # 910473, Overall Appears in Great Old Condition.

WWII German M40 Finnish Type Steel Helmet with liner and strap, appears to be authentic helmet with Repro liner and strap, size shown on liner is 58 white color on the exterior with some minor dents and paint chip and scratches. ,please refer to pictures when bidding, we are not war helmet experts merely describing what we see in helmet,

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 192 rounds of .30-06 M2 ammunition, neatly packed on bandoleers with stripper clips and spam can key opener included.

Up Next we have a FN Belgium Browning Hi-Power Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9MM, Serial 71512, Comes with Two Magazines, and a Black Leather Holster, and this Pistol appears in Great Condition, The Right Slide is marked “ Fabrique National D'armes De Guerre Herstal Belgique " and Belgian proofs. It is based on a design by American firearms inventor John Browning, and completed by Dieudonné Saive at Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Herstal, Belgium. Browning died in 1926, several years before the design was finalized. The Hi-Power is one of the most widely used military pistols in history, having been used by the armed forces of over 50 countries. After 82 years of continuous production, the Hi-Power was finally discontinued in 2017. The Hi Power name alludes to the 13-round magazine capacity, almost twice that of contemporary designs such as the Luger or Colt M1911. The pistol is often referred to as an HP (for "Hi-Power" or "High-Power"), GP (for the French term, "Grande Puissance") BAP (Browning Automatic Pistol) or BHP (Browning High-Power). The terms P-35 and HP-35 are also used, based on the introduction of the pistol in 1935. It is most often called the "Hi Power", even in Belgium.

Up Next We Have a Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Rifle With Kokura Arsenal Marking, Ground Mum, Chambered in 7.7 Jap. Overall Appears in Good Wartime Condition.

U.S. Navy Propellant-Actuated Device storage Container, Metal Can - OD Green, Measures approx 31.5" high by 6" across and 11" across, comes with two heavy duty open/close latches on both ends, and two heavy duty carry handles that side by the latches. comes with two heavy duty handles on front and back side of metal can, Shows "LOT PB-99H001-005" Heavy duty metal can for multipurpose use, and comes as weather proof

Up Next We Have a Lot of Ten 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, There are Misc Marked manufacturers in each lot.

Up Next is a nice example of an original Fabrica de Armas La Coruna FR8, dated 1956 on the receiver. The FR8 is based on the Mauser System 98 bolt action rifle, and was adopted by Spain at the start of the 1950s. Comes With Birdcage Flash Hider, Overall Appears in Great Condition.

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1893 Spandau, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

U.S. Military Linked M9 Munitions Storage Container- Lot of 2- Exterior shows 100 Cartridges Cal .50 Linked M9 1 Tracer M17- 4 Ball M33 LC-87 C61 1L 184- comes in Yellow Print, and shows the yellow Submarine on the lid of box- A re-closeable metal box with a hinged metal lid sealed with a foam-rubber gasket to keep out moisture and rain and a folding metal handle to aid in carrying it. They were originally designed to only store belted machine gun ammunition, but later became a standard container after the war for all sorts of ammunition packed in cartons and / or clips and bandoleers. Originally planned to be disposable, they were recycled for reloading. The ammo boxes were originally painted Olive Drab Brown (OD3) with white lettering, but were later painted Olive Drab Green (OD7) with yellow lettering. The early individual M1 and M2 series metal boxes were also painted with the same colored ammunition identification stripes as the pre-war and early-war M1917 wooden packing crates. 11" x 6" X 7.25"

Up Next We Have a WWII Inland Marked M1 Carbine Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30 Carbine, Wood Handguard, Inland/General Motors Marked Barrel Date 3-45, One IS Marked Magazine, Overall Appears in Good Condition. Serial #5085852 Import Marked IO.

Up Next We Have an FN Browning M1910 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.65MM, It Appears in Fair Condition and Comes With One Magazine and Original Grips, Serial #336811. The FN Model 1910, also known as the Browning model 1910, was a departure for Browning. Before, his designs were produced by both FN in Europe and Colt Firearms in the United States. Since Colt did not want to produce it, Browning chose to patent and produce this design in Europe only. Introduced in 1910, this pistol used a novel operating spring location surrounding the barrel. This location became the standard in such future weapons as the Walther PPK and Russian Makarov. It incorporated the standard Browning striker-firing mechanism and a grip safety along with a magazine safety and an external safety lever (known as the "triple safety") in a compact package. Offered in both .380 ACP (6-round magazine) and .32 ACP (7-round magazine) calibres, it remained in production until 1983. It is possible to switch calibres by changing only the barrel. However, FN never offered packages containing a single pistol with both calibre barrels.

Up Next We Have a WWII Inland Marked M1 Carbine Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30 Carbine, Wood Handguard, Inland/General Motors Marked Barrel Date 10-44, Comes With One MN Marked Magazine, Overall Appears in Good Condition. Serial #551768 Import Marked Blue Sky.

Up Next We Have a German P-08 Luger Semi Auto Pistol With Not Completely Matching Numbers, Most Parts Match Serial #1264, Aftermarket Magazine, and Appears in Good Shooter Condition.

U.S. Military PASGT Ground Troops'-Parachutis- 8470-01-092-7528 Unicor -DLA 100-87-F-EC98 A HEAD COVERING PROVIDING BALLISTIC PROTECTION TO THE WEARER WHEN EXPOSED TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS OF TRAINING AND WARFARE. EXCLUDES HELMET, GROUND TROOPS' AND HELMET, PARACHUTISTS-Olive Drab Green color that comes with woodland camo print cover.

Up Next We Have a Lee Enfield No.4 MK1* Long Branch Rifle Dated 1942, With Rack Markings, Comes With One Magazine, Nylon Sling, Overall Appears in Great Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 100 rounds of WPA Military Classic 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring 124 grain non-corrosive hollow points.

Up Next We Have a Webley Mark VI Double Action Revolver Chambered in .45 ACP, Produced in 1918, this revolver is fitted with blade front and fixed notch rear sights, and marked with a number of military "broad arrow" proofs and other proofs on the top strap, between the chambers, frame and trigger guard. Matching serial numbers, with "WEBLEY/ MARK VI/ PATENTS/ 1918" on the left side of the frame, checkered square butt grips and Lanyard Ring. This Revolver Comes With a Canvas Holster Dated 1942. The Webley Mk V was the standard British service revolver at the outbreak of the First World War. It was one of a series of .455 inch calibre Webley revolvers which were the standard issue pistols of the British Army from 1887 onwards. They were robust and powerful weapons, which gave excellent service until replaced by the handier Enfield No 2 revolver (see FIR 385) in 1932.

Up Next We Have a 1944 German/Turkish Mauser Chambered in 8mm, Receiver Marked With The Moon and AS FA ANK ARA K. KALE 1944. Overall Appears in Good Wartime Condition. Import Marked.

Up Next We Have a Scarce Type 46 Siamese Mauser Produced in Japan on contract in 1903 and marked from the Koishikawa Arsenal (Tokyo) on the side rail. Marked with the Siamese crest "Charkra"on the receiver. These Were Originally Chambered in Type 45 8 x 50mm rimmed cartridge, I believe this one is Still Chambered that way. Equipped With Front and Rear Sights, and Appears in Good Condition.

At the onset of World War II, the Colonial Knife Co. (Providence, R.I.) was commissioned by the U.S. Navy to manufacture a freshly configured Deck Knife which was to become the standard issue for sailors in both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Although similar to other designs of that era, the new Mark 1 was specifically created for naval utility and multiple tasks aboard the ship - especially during wartime. These functions included material handling (munitions, dunnage, etc), ropes and rigging as well as self-defense, survival, medical and rescue ops: Hardened AISI 1075 steel for superior edge keeping and durability Non-reflective, Parkerized "blackout" finish blade Razor sharp scalpel tip, optimized for slicing and cutting Molded polymer handle (scale) for improved non-slip grip Ability to be boiled for emergency sterilization/field surgery Secure scabbard (sheath) with lanyard/leg strap

Up Next We Have a Arisaka Type 99 Rifle, Tokyo Juki Kogyo Arsenal Marked 1940-1945, Ground Mum, Good Wood, and Missing the Bolt. Still Requires Background Check.

Ladies and gentlemen, firearm enthusiasts, and collectors, our next auction feature is a gem in great condition—a Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle that stands as an excellent example of military craftsmanship. This rifle, with serial number 3915130, is a testament to precision and attention to detail. The barrel, marked with the RA Ordnance Flaming Bomb and dated 5-44, further reinforces its wartime heritage. This rifle, appearing in great issued condition, is accompanied by a Hooded Sight Cover and a rear adjustable peep sight, adding both functionality and authenticity to its impressive features. Bid now to secure your opportunity to own this Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, a remarkable piece of military history! The auction floor awaits, and the highest bidder will not just acquire a rifle but a tangible connection to the legacy of wartime craftsmanship. Happy bidding!

VINTAGE PARATROOPER OLD HELMET WZ63 EAST GERMAN POLISH MADE Nr 57 LEATHER LINER, inside of Helmet shows the date 1978 there are other markings on the inside of the leather liner, refer to pictures when making own determination when bidding. nice pre owned Military Helmet

Up Next We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine, Dated 1947. Chambered in 7.62X54R, Folding Bayonet, Comes With Cleaning Rod, Appears in Great Wartime Condition. Boxed 23 Marked on Receiver.

Up Next is a Lot of 75 New SKS Metal 10 Round Stripper Clips.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up Next We Have an Austrian Steyr M95 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 8X50, No Import Markings.

Up Next is a Scarce Astra 1911 Model Automatic Pistol Chambered in 7.65MM, Marked Astra Patent, Comes With One Magazine, Overall Appears in Good Condition For Age.

Here We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Imperial Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1927, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Up Next We Have a Cool Demilled Military Antitank 66mm M72 Law Rocket The M72 LAW is a portable one-shot 66-mm unguided anti-tank weapon. The solid rocket propulsion unit was developed in the newly formed Rohm and Haas research laboratory at Redstone Arsenal in 1959

Up Next We Have a IMC2 M1969 Romanian Military Training Rifle Chambered in .22 LR, Comes With One Magazine, Sling Rings, Hooded Front Sight, Flip-up Leaf Rear, Overall Appears in Good Vintage Military Condition. Dated 1984.

SPRG; Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 20 rounds of Winchester WWII Victory Series .30-06 Springfield ammunition. This special collection features 150 grain ball ammunition housed in a collector's wooden box, commemorating an iconic era in military history

Up Next We Have an Old Antique Belgium ELG Revolver Parts Gun, This is Non Functioning, Antique and Does not Require a Background Check. Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have a Lee Enfield No.1 MKIII* F.T.R. Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in .303, Dated 1953, Comes With One Factory Magazine, Nylon Sling, Overall Appears in Good Military Condition.

Here is a cool and scarcely seen Radom Vis 35 Type III Pistol chambered in 9 mm Luger and comes with One magazine. Various Warbird Marks, WaA77, This was an issued firearm in Poland and is in good functioning condition for it's age. Serial # B4869, Plastic Grips, Front Sight Shows a Repair. Don't miss a chance to own this one! More From The Internet Below: Vis (Polish designation pistolet wz. 35 Vis, German designation 9 mm Pistole 35(p), or simply the Radom in English sources) is a 9×19mm caliber, single-action, semi-automatic pistol. Its design was inspired by American firearms inventor John Browning's 9mm "Browning GP" pistol which was completed after Browning's death by designers at Fabrique Nationale in Herstal Belgium. Production of the Vis began at the Fabryka Broni arms factory in Radom in 1935, and was adopted as the standard handgun of the Polish Army the following year. The pistol was valued by the Germans and towards the end of the war issued to German paratroopers. Largely based on the Browning Hi-Power and using 9 mm rounds, the Vis is highly prized among collectors of firearms.

Up Next We Have a Lee Enfield No. 4 MK 1 Sporter Rifle Chambered in .303 British, Comes With One Detachable Box Mag, 25" Barrel, Fixed Front Sight, Flip-up Rear Sight. Overall Appears in Good Sporterized Condition. Not C&R Eligible.

PRACTICE 40 MILLIMETER CARTRIDGE 1310-01-541-8181-BA30 approx size 17.25 across by 10" high by 6" wide Olive Drab Green Top of Can shows Cartridge for Weapons Inert Projectile UN 0339 This can opens at both ends comes with two heavy duty handles, these cans are weather proof and weigh approx 14 pounds

Up Next We Have a Civilian Marksmanship Program U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Service Grade, Chambered in .30-06, Overall Appears in Good Condition, LMR 10-53 Barrel Marking, Comes in The Plastic Hardcase With Paperwork and Enbloc Clip Muzzle 2, Throat 3

Hello, esteemed bidders! Up for your consideration are 100 rounds of Golden Bear 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring 123 grain hollow point bullets.

Up Next We Have a Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R Appears in Good Condition. Date stamp of 1942/48. Comes with Cleaning rod and Nylon Sling, Imported by ATI.

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1935, Tula, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Bayonet and Cleaning Rod.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 60 rounds of NATO FNM 80 7.62x51 (.308) ammunition. These ball NATO cross-marked cartridges are housed in their original boxes,

Up Next We Have a Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R Appears in Good Condition. Date stamp of 1940. Comes with Cleaning rod. Imported by TGI.

1 Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall & 1 Measures Approx 12" x 7" x 9"

Up Next We Have a U.S. Springfield Model 1898 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in .30-40 Krag, Serial number of 457165 Dates it to 1903. Overall Appears in Excellent Old Condition, Stock Cartouched 1899.

Up Next We Have a Astra Constable Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in .380 ACP, a Compact pistol fashioned after the Walther Model PP Produced from 1965 to 1991. Comes With One Magazine.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1941. Sako Cartouche Marked, Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have an Antique Remington Rolling Block Rifle Unsure of Chambering Probably .43 Spanish, Three Line Address With Last Pat Date of 1874. Comes With Cleaning Rod, Strong Rifling, and Overall Appears in Great Antique Condition.

Here is a M1 Garand Barrel .30-06 Marked SA Dated 5-46

Up Next We Have a Smith & Wesson Victory Revolver also called Model 1905, 4th change. Chambered in .38 With a 5" Pinned Barrel. This is a regulation issue pistol that was produced by Smith and Wesson for the Army and was given to British under the Lend Lease Act. The barrel is marked on the left side "SMITH & WESSON" and the right, "38 S&W CTG." The top has the standard two-line commercial address markings. The right side frame panel has the large "S&W" factory trademark worn away and the grips are the smooth walnut military version. Serial V699727. Lanyard Ring.

Please refer to pictures on this helmet, appears to be a WWII Japanese Military possible Civil Defense Helmet, no writing on helmet or any numbers, there appears to be some kind of print on the canvas strap (refer to pictures), appears to have been repainted brown? measures approx 10.5 across the middle of the helmet, shows three rivets and then an Imperial Star with five points (dont think original) OD Green strap interior with tan strap to hold the green straps.

Up Next We Have a Nice Original Swiss Vetterli M1871 Infantry Magazine Rifle Chambered For 10.35 x 47mm, Serial No 59562, Introduced in 1871 this utilized the "Winchester" tube magazine system for cartridge storage under the barrel. Later models changed over to the box Magazine found on most rifles of the WWI era. Nicely maker marked on the left side of the receiver: SOC. IND. SUISSE SYST. VETTERLI this was a rifle serving at the time of Britain's legendary Martini-Henry Single Shot Rifle also introduced in 1871 and not replaced with a magazine rifle until 1888. The Vetterli was an Italian design ahead of its time but was soon outclassed by the German Mauser 1871/84 magazine Rifle. The Swiss Vetterli rifle is one of the very first bolt-action "repeating" rifles and getting scarce to find today.

Welcome, valued bidders! Up for auction are 200 rounds of Norinco 9x19 Parabellum ammunition. This lot features boxer-primed, non-corrosive cartridges made in China

Up Next we have a Beautiful Belgium Browning Hi-Power Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9MM. This one Dates to 1973, Comes with one Magazine, and this Pistol is in Excellent Condition and Comes Dressed in a Set of Nice laser Engraved Grips. It is based on a design by American firearms inventor John Browning, and completed by Dieudonné Saive at Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Herstal, Belgium. Browning died in 1926, several years before the design was finalized. The Hi-Power is one of the most widely used military pistols in history, having been used by the armed forces of over 50 countries. After 82 years of continuous production, the Hi-Power was finally discontinued in 2017. The Hi Power name alludes to the 13-round magazine capacity, almost twice that of contemporary designs such as the Luger or Colt M1911. The pistol is often referred to as an HP (for "Hi-Power" or "High-Power"), GP (for the French term, "Grande Puissance") BAP (Browning Automatic Pistol) or BHP (Browning High-Power). The terms P-35 and HP-35 are also used, based on the introduction of the pistol in 1935. It is most often called the "Hi Power", even in Belgium.

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1890 Loewe Berlin, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have a German Coded 42 K98 Mauser Rifle (Mfg by Mauser Werke AG, Oberndorf a/N) Dated 1939, Chambered in 8MM, and Warbird Marked, There are some non Numbers Matching Parts.

Greetings, cherished bidders! Up for auction are 100 rounds of Ball M1911 .45 caliber ammunition, all housed in their original collector boxes.

Now up for auction is an extraordinary piece of military history—the Lee Enfield No.1 MK3 Burns Rifle, a true testament to the innovation and adaptability of weaponry during the Great War. This rifle, with its reinforced stock designed to handle projectile launching, comes complete with the rare Discharger Cup, offering a unique glimpse into the sophisticated means of projecting grenades during this pivotal era. Marked JMD&SL 1918, this Lee Enfield No.1 MK3 stands as a relic of the past, embodying the ingenuity of the period when a more accurate and safe method for projecting grenades was sought. The Burns Cup, as it was aptly named after its army officer designer, represented a significant advancement in the capabilities of the SMLE rifle. This auction presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history not often found for sale—a Lee Enfield No.1 MK3 Burns Rifle with the original Discharger Cup. Beyond its historical significance, this is a cool and unique piece that will undoubtedly enhance any military or firearms collection. Don't miss your chance to acquire this very cool and historic piece. Bid now to secure your place in owning a slice of military innovation from the past.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Ten 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, There are Misc Marked manufacturers in each lot.

Ladies and gentlemen, firearm enthusiasts, and collectors, our next auction feature is a gem in pristine condition—a Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle that stands as an excellent example of military craftsmanship. This rifle, with serial number 3552293, is a testament to precision and attention to detail. Exhibiting strong cartouche markings, including FJA, Cross Canons, and distinctive grip markings with a P circled, this Remington 03-A3 boasts authenticity and historical significance. The barrel, marked with the RA Ordnance Flaming Bomb and dated 3-43, further reinforces its wartime heritage. This rifle, in like-unissued condition, is accompanied by a Hooded Sight Cover and a rear adjustable peep sight, adding both functionality and authenticity to its impressive features. Bid now to secure your opportunity to own this Remington 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, a remarkable piece of military history presented in excellent, collector-grade condition. The auction floor awaits, and the highest bidder will not just acquire a rifle but a tangible connection to the legacy of wartime craftsmanship. Happy bidding!

Up Next We Have a Nice example of a mid WWII German 98K rifle manufactured by the Mauser Werke in Oberndorf. The receiver ring is marked with the "eagle/135" acceptance proof over "byf/ 44". the left side the receiver side wall is stamped "Mod.98" in small block letters. It has the earlier style all milled components: barrel bands, trigger guard and floor plate. It has the correct mid-war style bolt with a rib on the side. It is fitted with a correct laminated stock. It is fitted with a cupped steel buttplate. The barrel has the standard fixed front sight with the military tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters. It is complete with an original WWII leather sling and cleaning rod.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 192 rounds of .30-06 M2 ammunition, neatly packed on bandoleers with stripper clips and spam can key opener included.

This German World War II helmet was simply called the Stahlhelm. "Stahlhelm" is a German word that means "steel helmet". It was derived from a helmet design first introduced into regular service during World War I in early 1916. Changes to the helmet design were made after World War I, and by World War II three main versions of this helmet were worn. Comes without Markings or decals, which could indicate 1943 when it was ordered to stop marking to save the factories production time and money. comes with the Leather liner and leather chin strap. Please refer to pictures to determine authenticity, we are not War helmet experts-

Up Next We Have an Austrian Steyr M95 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 8X56, Imported by CAI.

U.S. Military Linked M9 Munitions Storage Container- Lot of 2- Exterior shows 100 Cartridges Cal .50 Linked M9 1 Tracer M17- 4 Ball M33 LC-87 C61 1L 184- comes in Yellow Print, and shows the yellow Submarine on the lid of box- A re-closeable metal box with a hinged metal lid sealed with a foam-rubber gasket to keep out moisture and rain and a folding metal handle to aid in carrying it. They were originally designed to only store belted machine gun ammunition, but later became a standard container after the war for all sorts of ammunition packed in cartons and / or clips and bandoleers. Originally planned to be disposable, they were recycled for reloading. The ammo boxes were originally painted Olive Drab Brown (OD3) with white lettering, but were later painted Olive Drab Green (OD7) with yellow lettering. The early individual M1 and M2 series metal boxes were also painted with the same colored ammunition identification stripes as the pre-war and early-war M1917 wooden packing crates. 11" x 6" X 7.25"

Up Next is a Rare M1 Carbine as manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Serial # 5831892, Dates to 1944. The top of the receiver is marked "U.S. CARBINE / CAL 30 M1", the rear of the receiver is marked "Winchester" over the serial number and the Barrel is marked W This Carbine Comes With One Magazines Marked IA, Overall Appears In Great Wartime Condition. Winchester Repeating Arms Co. 554982-5834618 Feb 44 -Nov 44

Up Next We Have a Erma Werke Model EP 25 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 6.35, (.25 ACP) Made in Germany, It Comes With One Magazine, Overall Appears in Good Condition.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1941. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI IMport Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Great Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a 1961 East German Thalmann 9x18mm Makarov Pistol, Import mark on the frame reads "CAI. St. Alb. VT. 9mm MAK. GERMANY." Comes With Three magazines and Leather Holster, "AW 7276" stamped on the slide and the frame Also Marked 61 denotes manufacture in 1961. K100 in square inspection acceptance mark. Overall Appears in Great Condition.

U.S. Military CVC Tanker Helmet- U.S. Government pursuant to Control DAAG- GENTEX CORP. CVC "COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMAN" HELMET...DAAG-17-72-A-0121...MK1697 / C ...SIZE IS MEDIUM.. comes with Helmet Liner DH-132 DSA 100-76-C-0529. please refer to pictures when bidding! there is a form attached DA Form 2402 and hand written BAD..., super cool collectible item to add to your surplus collection. OD green with the sand in paint. These Helmets were used on the M60 A1 Tanks.

Another great oldie, This Antique U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle Chambered in .45-70, This rifles Stock Has Some Issues and Repairs, Breach block marked U.S. Model 1884, The butt plate is marked U.S., and both barrel bands are "U" marked, Serial # 406052 Dates to 1888 VP Eagle Marked 32 1/2" Barrel With Open Front Sight. The U.S. breech loading Springfield "trapdoor" rifle was introduced in 1873 in .45-70 caliber. Basically it was the rifle the U.S. Army used to open the West and Springfield trapdoor carbines were used by Custer's Cavalry at the massacre at The Little Big Horn. In 1884 the integral Round Rod Bayonet was introduced, which could double as a cleaning rod,a development that met with very limited success. It was finally replaced in 1892 with the .30-40 caliber Krag bolt action magazine Rifle. Model 1884 rifles saw service in the Spanish American War. The regular army was issued the new Krag rifles and the guard units received the trapdoor. There are a number of stereopticon pictures that show guard units armed with of 1884 rifles. The Model 1884 round rod bayonet rifle was Springfield's third attempt at a rod bayonet system on a trapdoor rifle. They had used the triangular rod system on the Model 1880 and some Model 1882 rifles. The Model 1884 RRB rifle utilized a different, but no more reliable mechanism for retaining the rod. Because the small locking "fingers" are not clearly visible, the gun has been nicknamed "flatlatch." No Background Check Required, Ships Direct.

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

Up Next We Have a Japanese Type 26 Nambu Revolver Chambered in 9X22R, Equipped With a Lanyard Ring, It was developed at the Nagoya Arsenal, Serial # 56360, and Comes With a Leather Holster and Cleaning Rod. I Would Say it Appears in Excellent Condition.

US Military 20mm Munition Container, Metal Can 1305-01-153-1799 A661 This container was used by the Military for 100 rnds LInked Small arms Ammunition, Measures approx 18.25" by 14.25" high, by 8" across, comes with Heavy Duty Open/Close Latches on each end, comes with heavy duty handles on each end, great for stacking containers, these are weatherproof. comes as OD green.

Up Next We Have a U.S. Springfield 1903 Factory Sporting Model Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in .30-06, It Comes along With The Factory Springfield List Of Serial Numbers Proving it was sent by The Factory in This Configuration. Barrel Marked SA - Ordnance Bomb - 01-32. Appears in Great Condition.

Ontario Knife Company M9 Bayonet & Scabbard This M9 Is a heavy Duty fixed blade survival knife -The 7.25" blade is coated with a black oxide non-reflective finish and is .235" thick, M9 Bayonet features milled sawteeth on the back (spine).Overall length approx 12.5" comes with A textured OD Green thermoplastic nylon handle provides for a sure grip. The M9 Bayonet comes with a scabbard which is thermoplastic nylon with a wire cutter and a screwdriver. The M9 Bayonet Scabbard also features a quick release military holster. The metal piece of the holster shows Bianchi International Universal Military Holster US Foreign Patents Pending. Refer to pictures when bidding and make your own determination of authenticity.

Lot of Five New Beretta 92F 15 Round Magazines Made by USA Magazines.

Up Next We Have a Fabrica De Armas M98/M43 Spanish Mauser Chambered in 8MM, Dated 1946, Strong La Coruna Crest, Appears to Have all Matching Numbers, Cartouched Stock, and appears in Good Condition.

Up Next We Have a Rare Nagoya Arsenal Arisaka Type 2 Takedown Bolt Action Paratrooper Rifle From WWII. Manufactured by the Nagoya Arsenal, the Type 2 was a specialized takedown variant of the Type 99 Arisaka for issue to paratroopers. As Japanese parachute technology made jumping with a full-sized rifle impractical the Type 2 would be carried disassembled and then snapped together on landing. Fitted with an inverted "V" front sight and folding ladder rear sight with A-A wings, standard receiver markings, matching "983" assembly number on the takedown hardware. Metal Buttplate, bayonet lug and Fitted with a smooth pistol grip stock. Overall Great War Condition.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. shows size 58 on liner

Both Measure Approx Overall 11" 5.5" x 10"

Up Next We Have a Swiss Sig K31 Carbine (Karabiner 1931) Rifle Chambered in 7.5x55 and in Overall Excellent Surplus Condition, Imported by CAI. More From The Internet Below: The Swiss Schmidt Rubin K31 (Karabiner 1931) is a straight-pull, bolt action rifle chambered in 7.5X55 Swiss, a round which compares closely to the .308 NATO round (7.62×51 NATO.) Military surplus ammunition is frequently loaded with a 174 grain projectile at a bit over 2500 feet per second, though rounds may be loaded from 130 grains (at over 3,000 fps) to 200 grains (2460 fps or more.) Contrasted to the Springfield, Mossin-Nagant, and Mauser K98 rifles which were contemporary to the Schmidt Rubin K31, all of those rifles used a locking system wherein the bolt is manually rotated by the motion of the bolt handle in an “up and back, forward an down” pattern, whereas the K31 is operated with a straight back and forward motion. This allows faster shooting in combat situations, with a less pronounced arm motion, which the Swiss may have felt was prone to give a soldier’s position away more readily.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1944. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a U.S. Property Marked Smith & Wesson 1917 D.A. Revolver, It features fixed sights with round blade front and a notch frame cut rear sight. The top of the barrel has the two line S&W address/patent dates. The left side of the barrel is marked "S&W DA 45", the underside of the barrel is marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" Lanyard Ring, and Comes With a Couple Moon Clips, and Appears in Great Condition.

The M1918 helmet (also known as M18) is a steel military combat helmet used by Switzerland from its introduction in 1918 to its replacement by the M1971. In 1943 improvements would be made to the design to which it would be called the M1918/40. The helmet would be seen used by Swiss servicemen until the late 20th century. In 1940 a version of the M18 was made but with a shallower skirt and in 1943 most M18s and M18/40s were given a coat of matte black paint mixed with sawdust for a textured finish, as well as a new liner that only went around three-quarters of the circumference of the inside of the shell designated M18/43. New production helmets after this year having more shallow side skirts to its former model. The M1931 camouflage covers for the helmet were introduced in 1943; reversible from one of two patterns depending on the conditions. Refer to pictures to determine authenticity, comes with liner and cover as described, interior is stamped a P and a 7

Up Next We Have a U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30-06, Overall Appears in Good Condition, Cartouche Marked Circled P Behind The Trigger, No Barrel Marking, Serial # 428850.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We have 100 rounds of 7.62x25 Tarkov ammunition available for auction. These brass-cased round nose cartridges come with two plastic storage containers for added convenience.

Up Next We Have a Hungarian Frommer Stop self-loading pistol That Comes With a Leather Holster and Two Magazines. Rudolf Frommer and his frequently unique firearms designs have been more or less forgotten today, but the impact of his work is still felt in our modern world. Born on 4 August 1868 in Budapest, Frommer was soon to be recognised as an energetic rising star in the Hungarian firearms industry. The Frommer Stop was the first self-loading pistol that was entirely designed and mass-produced in Hungary. Fielded in 1912 as the 12 M. pisztoly, it became the sole sidearm of all Hungarian armed services over time. But it was far from Rudolf Frommer’s first attempt at a self-loading pistol design. In 1901, Frommer applied for a patent for a handgun that would become the Model 1901.

Up Next We Have a Surplus Serbian Zastava M57 TT Tokarev Chambered in 7.62×25, It Comes With Two Magazines, Cleaning Tool, and Leather Holster, Overall Apprears in Excellent Condition. The Zastava M57 pistol was a standard pistol for the Yugoslavian soldiers and was adopted in 1957 and a copy of the Soviet TT pistol. These pistols have become very popular with Western military collectors due to their great features and reasonable price.

Up Next We Have a Jukar Spain Black Powder Percussion Kentucky Rifle Chambered in .45 Caliber, Includes Ramrod, No Background Check Required, Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1944. Chambered in 7.62X54R, SAKO Marked Stock, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Ex-Dragoon Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1926, Izhevsk Post, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Bayonet and Cleaning Rod.

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1891 Loewe Berlin, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

Lot of Five New Beretta 92F 15 Round Magazines Made by USA Magazines.

1 Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall & 1 Measures Approx 13" x 7" x 8" Overall

Up Next We Have a Scarce French Mas Mle 36 Bolt Action Service Rifle Chambered in 7.5MM, This is an exceptionally fine example of the Pre Fall of France, May, 1940 production French Service Rifle, the MAS Mle 1936, it Comes With The Pig Sticker Bayonet, and has a stunningly beautiful walnut buttstock. This rifle was made the Month The German Invasion began, and likely it was rushed to the front where it was promptly dropped or surrendered. This is a very stout well made compact rifle with very coarse sights, it would be a great rifle for use under 150 yards and its quite handy. This is a great example of the main French WW2 era Service Rifle. Overall Appears in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1942. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Three M1 Carbine Barrels.

Up Next We Have a Scarce P-27 Mosin Nagant M91/30 Finish Rifle, The P-series of Finnish rifles was an attempt to salvage worn-out Russian M91 rifle barrels by using the Salerno method. This involved the reaming out of the original barrel, inserting a liner, and re-chambering the rifle in the original caliber. The Russian barrel markings were also scrubbed at this time. Developed in Italy, this method was used on a variety of different weapons but was controversial when used on the Mosin Nagant. Due to concerns over the viability of the method and the quality of the completed barrels, many of these barrels may not have been installed until dire need for rifles during the Winter and Continuation wars (39-44).

Up Next We Have a CZ VZOR Model 70 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.65, It Appears in Great Condition and Comes With Two Magazines. More From The Internet Below: Introduced in 1970, this model was an improvement upon the successful and widely used VZ50. Like its predecessor, the VZ70 is compact, ergonomic, and reliable. It would see service worldwide and was in use well into the 1990's where large numbers of this model were used in the Balkan conflict. The small, pocket-sized Vz.70 Known commercially as the CZ-70... was developed originally during late 1940s for police use as the CZ-50 and was chambered in the marginally 7.65×17 Browning caliber ( known in the U.S. as .32 A.C.P. ) . Highly influenced by the Walther PP in design, the Vz.50 was similar to the Walther in appearance but had several differences in safety and disassembly. In the early 1970s the basic design went through minor face-lift, and the “new" design received the designation of Vz.70. The magazine release button is located relatively high on the left side of the frame, behind the trigger.

Post WW2 Dutch Civil Defence VB 56 9SLN Helmet- traditionally comes with neck flap however this one is missing the neck flap- Verenigde Blikfabrieken of Krommenie, Amsterdam (VERBLIFA) please refer to pictures when making your own determination of authenticity, we are not war helmet experts.

Up Next We Have a Nice Finnish Mosin Nagant Model M27 SKY Civil Guard Rifle, Sako Barrel, Dated 1934, SA Marked, Made For The Finnish Civil Guard, Serial # 37053. Overall Appears in Great Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Available for auction are 40 rounds of FNM 7.5x55 Swiss ammunition, featuring 170 grain bullets meticulously crafted in Portugal.

Up Next is a Bohmische Wafgfenfabrik A.G. in Prague Modell 27 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.65 Caliber. for the German Wehrmacht during World War II, Luftwaffe WaA76 Marked, No Import Marks. It comes with Two Magazines and Leather Holster.

Up Next We Have a Fabrica De Armas Oviedo Spanish Mauser Dated 1915, and Chambered in 7MM, Sling Mounts.

US Army 40mm Munitions Container OD Green #1310-01-472-9871-BA12 - 17.25" x 10" high X 6" wide weighs approx 14 pounds, This Metal Container was used for 32 cartridges "40MM Practice MK 281 MOD O LINKED W/M16A2 LINKS" Inert Projectile, comes with two heavy duty handles at both ends of the container, heavy duty latches and weatherproof.

Up Next We Have a Civilian Marksmanship Program U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Field Grade, Chambered in .30-06, Overall Appears in Good Condition, SA 5-47 Barrel Marking, Comes in The Plastic Hardcase With Paperwork and COA.

Up Next We Have an Excellent F.M.A.P. Mauser Argentine Model 1909 D.G.F.M. Cavalry Carbine, Chambered in 7.65 ARG, DGFM-FMAP (Fabrica Militar de Armas Portatiles or Light Weapons Military Factory of the General Directorship of Military Factories), Domingo Matheu plant, Rosario, Santa Fe Province, Argentina. The rifle was made circa 1950's (About 19,800 were manufactured between 1947 and 1962 with serial numbers from 1 to 019989 This is Serial #002495, This Specimen Needs a Stock Repair.

Up Next We Have a Lot of 5 New 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, There are Several Lots of These, and I only Opened One wrapper of one of the lots and it is Marked U for Union Hardware. There may be other manufacturers, and They are Packed in Grease/Oil.

Up Next We Have a Desirable Early World War II German K98 Gustloff Werke arsenal (bcd) Code Bolt Action Rifle WIth Capture X Marking, This is a very nice example of a standard WWII K98 rifle as used by all German forces throughout WWII. The top of the receiver is proofed with the standard eagle Waffenamt over "bcd/ 43", the wartime code for the for the Gustloff factory and 1943 the year that the rifle was manufactured. The receiver has the standard "Eagle" Waffenamt, Gustloff proofs with the block "MOD 98" markings on the side wall. It is fitted with a set of the earlier all milled barrel bands, floor plate and trigger guard. The stock and hand guard are the correct late war laminated versions with the stock being numbered on the Bottom Near The Butt.

Up Next We Have a U.S. Rock Island Model 1903 Sporter Rifle Chambered in .30-06, Drilled and Tapped For Scope Mount, Monte Carlo Laminate Stock.

Both Appear In Excellent Condition 1 Is Marked 15 PA108 ACM & 1 Is Marked 16 PA108 ACM , Both Measure Approx 12" Long 7" Wide & 8.5" Tall

Up Next We Have a Sako Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1944. Chambered in 7.62X54R, 2, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod, Appears in Good Wartime Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Available for auction are 75 rounds of Priotecnia 9mm Largo ammunition, stored in their original collector boxes.

Up Next We Have a very rare early 1912 production M1911 Steyr Hahn pistol. This is all matching including the Magazine! and has an excellent bore as well. It is easily distinguished from the M1912 Steyr Hahn by virtue of the fixed front sight. Right Slide Marked Ejercito De Chile. It Comes With 2 Stripper Clips Full of Ammo, But Will Ship Seperately from the Firearm in accordance with the law.

Here We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Imperial Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1925, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Up Next We Have a Brand New Traditions Black Powder 1851 Navy .44 Revolver, No Background Check Required, Ships Direct, Comes in The Factory Box With Paperwork. Union Army soldiers relied on many different types of sidearms for short range and close quarters combat. The revolver was unique in that it had the ability to fire several rounds per minute before having to reload. Revolvers were typically issued to officers and mounted soldiers, however some were purchased privately or found on the battlefield by infantrymen. Distinguished by its octagon barrel and lever style loader, the 1851 helped to begin both the expansion of the West and the Civil War. The 1851 Navy is commonly considered to be one of gunfighter "Wild Bill" Hickok's favorite handguns. The British government licensed the manufacturing rights and produced what is commonly known as the London Model. This revolver features an 7-3/8 inches octagonal barrel, brass frame, brass guard, and walnut grip.

Up Next We Have a Remington Military Model 4-S Rolling Block Chambered in .22, Remington's Rolling Block large frame military arms were in service from 1867 to 1918, spanning the American Civil War and World War One. The robust single shot rifles are known for inherent accuracy and strength beyond the call of duty. The rifles were so successful that smaller framed variants were produced for sporting purposes. This a Military Model which is built on the No. 4 frame. It was originally called the Boy Scout but the company thought it belittled the gun so they changed the name to Military Model. This opened the door for sales to Military Academies who would use it for training and target shooting. This one has survived well, it has some wear but it is pretty typical of .22s like this. We don't see these very often and this will be a nice addition to your collection.

Up Next We Have a Stoeger Luger Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in .22 LR, and Comes With One Magazine, Plastic Checkered Grips, and Appears in Excellent Condition. This Was Definately Not Used in War, But replicates an Actual Luger so I thought, Why Not?

US USMC Helmet WW1 M1917 Steel Helmet With Marine Corps USMC Eagle Badge- This could be a repro, the Helmet looks to be a legitimate helmet but was possibly revurbished. please refer to pictures when bidding to make your own determination of authenticity. The Helmet has one top screw, and two side rivets, on the interior brim of the helmet appears to be imprinted ROS CO XR, the exterior brim has a sticker with Mess Night 2004 Bravo CO. Lt Moon has the rolled edges to the brim. the interior of the helmet appears to have been repainted.

Up Next We Have a M1917 Eddystone, “P17 Enfield”, “American Enfield”, formally named “United States Rifle, cal .30, Model of 1917” It was an American modification and production of the British .303 caliber P14 rifle developed and manufactured during the period 1917-1918. I cant make out the Barrel Mark, and Comes WIth a Leather Sling. CAI Import Marked and APpears in Great Condition.

Up Next We Have a Stainless Beretta Model 96 Full Size Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in .40 S&W, it Comes With Two Magazines, Paperwork, in The Factory Hardcase With Paper Sleeve. Appearing in Excellent Condition. The Beretta 96 series is part of the renowned Beretta 92 family, known for its robust construction and smooth operation. Its design incorporates features that enhance shootability, including a comfortable grip and a traditional double-action/single-action trigger system.

Up Next We Have a G.R. Lee Enfield No.1 MK III Shtle Service Rifle Chambered in .303, Dated 1918, and RFI 1927. Comes WIth One Magazine and Sling.

Up Next we have a Polish P-64 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. It comes with One Magazine, New Spare Parts, and Leather Holster, Overall Appears in Excellent condition. This One is Dated 1972. With Circle 11 Marking. Own a reliable piece of history! A team of Polish army officers had the task of creating a replacement for the Russian Tokarev TT33 pistol as the standard service firearm. Born was this topnotch P64 in the late 1950s. This compact handgun holds 6 rounds of 9mm Makarov in the magazine, plus the blowback action is extremely reliable. Frame: Steel, blued Capacity: 6 rd. Barrel: 3.3" Grips: Synthetic, black Length: 6.3" Weight: 21 oz. Safety: Manual Sights: Fixed Loaded chamber indicator Heel magazine release Caliber: 9mm Makarov

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 80 rounds of NATO FNM 80 7.62x51 (.308) ammunition. These ball NATO cross-marked cartridges are housed in their original boxes,

Up Next We Have a Very Clean, Mint Argentine Rolling Block Saddle Ring Carbine Chambered in 7MM, 20" Barrel, 3 Line Address With Pat Date of 1902.

Up Next We Have a Nice BSA Lee Enfield No4 MK1/3 Dated 1954, FTR Service Rifle, Brass Buttplate, and it Appears in Excellent Condition and Comes WIth One Magazine.

Up Next is a Next up is a Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891 with all matching numbers, Serial #G5847 This is a good example in overall excellent condition. There are NO import marks, Scope Mounts Have been added to the top Receiver. Chambered in 7.65X53 and manufactured in Loewe Berlin.

U.S.G.I. Military M1 Steep Pot Helmet with Liner ; Steel pot Helmet with strap holders (no strap), comes with the USGI Liner with straps on the Interior, please refer to pictures when bidding to make your own determination of authenticity.

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1890 Spandau, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up Next We Have a Nice 1915 MA Lithgow Lee Enfield Service Rifle Chambered in .303 Brit, FTR Marked, and Comes WIth a Canvas Sling, and Appears in Great Condition.

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

Up Next We Have a Stoeger Luger Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in .22 LR, and Comes With One Magazine, Smooth Wood Grips, Comes With a Canvas German Repro Holster, and Appears in Excellent Condition. This Was Definately Not Used in War, But replicates an Actual Luger so I thought, Why Not?

Here We Have a Soviet Tula Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1936, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Up Next We Have a 1953 Korean War Fuze Rocket Inert Dummy M405, Measures Aprox. 23 1/2" Long

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1938, Tula, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Cleaning Rod.

Original Czech VZ 58 Republic Combat knife Bayonet with a 6 3/4 " Blade, this blade has a serial number G3562 on one side and 8 on the other side of the tang, the overall length of bayonet / knife is 11.25" . comes with a composition grip. The grip material is beech particleboard bonded with phenol formaldehyde resin. The grip was made in two halves, which were then bonded together with epoxy resin. Bayonet comes with leather sheath, has the cross swords stamped and there is either letters or numbers but are hard to read. Authentic Military Issue: This VZ 58 rifle bayonet is an original Czech military piece, adding a touch of authenticity to any collection. Crafted for military use, it reflects the robust design and functionality required by armed forces.

Up Next We Have a Bulgarian Makarov Semi-Auto Pistol Chambered in 9x18 MAK, Comes With One Magazine, Circle 10 Marked, Made in the famous Bulgarian Arsenal plant. Overall appears in Great Condition.

Up Next We Have a U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30-06, Overall Appears in Good Condition, Cartouche Marked Circled P Behind The Trigger, Barrel Marked SA 12-47, Serial # 2465626.

Up Next We Have a Beretta Model 1935 Brevettata Semi-Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.65mm (.32 ACP) and Dated 1944, It Comes With One Magazine, Blued Finish, Original Grips, and Appears in Overall Great Condition.

Here We Have a Lee Enfield No.4 MK I Military Rifle Chambered in .303 Brit, It Comes Complete With Magazine, Sling, and Pig Sticker Bayonet With Sheath.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up Next We Have a Hege Waffen West Germany AP-66 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9MM Kurz (.380 ACP) the AP66 model name is originally Hungarian, stands for 'Attila Pisztoly 1966' This Gun Comes With One Magazine, and Leather Holster With Tool, and is a Nice Walther PPK Clone. Overall Appears in Excellent Condition.

Hello, valued bidders! We are pleased to present 100 rounds of Wolf 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring 122 grain full metal jacket bullets. This steel case, Berdan-primed ammo

Up Next We Have a Antique Swedish Rolling Block Carbine That Was Converted to Centerfire, Stock Disc Tag Present, 18" Barrel, Does Not Require Background Check, Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have an Excellent Example of a U.S. Springfield 1903 Bolt Action Service Rifle chambered in the .30-06, Nice wood stock, Hooded front sight and Graduated Rear Sight, Overall condition appears Excellent, Great Cartouche Markings Including AAS, EAA RIA P Circled, Etc.Barrel Tip MArked RA, Ordnance Bomb, 9-42, Below is additional internet information: The M1903 Springfield, formally the United States Rifle, Caliber .30-06, Model 1903, is an American five-round magazine fed, bolt-action service repeating rifle, used primarily during the first half of the 20th century. It was officially adopted as a United States military bolt-action rifle on June 19, 1903, and saw service in World War I. It was officially replaced as the standard infantry rifle by the faster-firing semi-automatic eight-round M1 Garand starting in 1936. However, the M1903 Springfield remained in service as a standard issue infantry rifle during World War II, since the U.S. entered the war without sufficient M1 rifles to arm all troops. It also remained in service as a sniper rifle during World War II, the Korean War, and even in the early stages of the Vietnam War. It remains popular as a civilian firearm, historical collector's piece, a competitive shooting rifle, and as a military drill rifle.

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Ex-Dragoon Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1925, Izhevsk Post, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Bayonet and Cleaning Rod.

Up Next We Have a Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Action Sporter Rifle, Ground Mum, Toyo Kogyo Arsenal Marking Manufactured From 1939-1945. Sling Rings, Front and Rear AA Sights.

Lot of 5 Browning Hi Power Factory Magazines, 13 Rounds.

US Military 20mm Munition Container, Metal Can 1305-01-153-1799 A661 This container was used by the Military for 100 rnds LInked Small arms Ammunition, Measures approx 18.25" by 14.25" high, by 8" across, comes with Heavy Duty Open/Close Latches on each end, comes with heavy duty handles on each end, great for stacking containers, these are weatherproof. comes as OD green.

Up Next We Have a Nice FEG Model MBK-9HP Chambered in 9MM and Comes with One Factory Magazine, This is a Quality Browning Hi-Power Clone. Overall in Excellent Condition with only Light Signs of use. Made in Hugary and Imported by KBI. Double Stack Magazine and Comes in a Soft Padded Case.

Up Next We Have a VKT Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1942. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod. Appears in Excellent Wartime Condition.

Up Next We Have an Antique Argentine Remington Rolling Block Saddle Ring Carbine Chambered in .43 Spanish, Three Line Address With Last Pat Date of 1874. Contract Remington Rolling Block Rifle was made for the South American State of ARGENTINA of 1879. This is quite a scarce rifle to find in today's market. The Remington name and address on the tang of the receiver, 23" Barrel, Centerfire.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Approx. Twenty Swedish Army Sam Brown Leather Military Crossbody Belts Original WW2.

Classic Heritage: Colt Army Special Revolver in .32-20 WCF Immerse yourself in the timeless heritage of the Colt Army Special Revolver, chambered in .32-20 WCF. Boasting a 6" barrel, original factory hard rubber grips, and a serial number 501842 dating back to 1923, this revolver is a remarkable piece of history. It appears in excellent condition The .32-20 WCF chambering adds historical significance, showcasing the versatility and popularity of this caliber during the early 20th century. The 6" barrel strikes a balance between accuracy and manageability, making it suitable for various applications, from target shooting to self-defense. The original factory hard rubber grips not only provide an authentic touch but also contribute to the revolver's overall aesthetic charm. Whether displayed in a collection or taken to the range, this Colt Army Special invites you to connect with the craftsmanship and history of a bygone era. Acquire more than just a revolver; embrace a piece of the past with the Colt Army Special. It's not just a firearm; it's a living artifact that carries the legacy of Colt's commitment to excellence during a pivotal moment in history.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction are 96 rounds of MK7 .303 caliber ammunition manufactured by C.I.A, preserved in their original boxes.

Up Next We Have a Scarce Beretta 92S Italian Police Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9MM and Comes With Two Magazines, It has the older European style magazine release located at the bottom of the left side of the grip. Overall Appears in Great Condition and Comes in a Hardcase and Sleeve.

Up Next We Have a Yugoslavian Zastava M48A Mauser Rifle, Strong Crest, Matching Numbers, Cleaning Rod, Overall Appears in Great Condition.

Up Next We Have a Pristine Baikal Russian Makarov IJ-70 18A Package Chambered in 9mm Makarov, It Comes With Two Magazines, Holster, and in The Original Box. This Pistol is in Mint Condition.

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

US Military Issue M7 Imperial Rifle Knife with M10 Scabbard- the pointed fixed blade measures approx 6.75" with an overall length of approx 12" the scabbard comes with the canvas belt loop with the resin bottom, comes in black and shows M10 ASSY 8448476 MFG 2V376 Refer to pictures when bidding to make your own determination of authenticity.

Up Next We Have an Antique Argentine Short Rifle Rolling Block Chambered in .43 Spanish, Barely Visable last pat date of 1874, Includes Ramrod, 32" Barrel, Appears in Great Condition, No Background Check, Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Ten 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, There are Misc Marked manufacturers in each lot.

This is a Nice WWII Model 1903 Remington Rifle, The receiver is marked "US / REMINGTON / MODEL 1903" over the serial number #3054563 and the barrel is marked "RA / ordnance bomb / 6-42". Rear sight is graduated to 2,700 yards and adjustable for windage, Front Blade Sight With Cover, The stock has two reinforcing bolts and no finger grooves, and a steel buttplate with compartment. "P" Squared and a P Circled Cartouche, Overall Appears in Excellent Original War Condition.

Up Next We Have a Beautiful Early World War II German K98 Rare And Hard to Find "duv/41" Marked Mauser. This Example Has Warbird Waffenamt Markings Throughout the Firearm, Eagle Over 214, CH36 Marked Barrel.

U.S. WWII Navy USN Mark 1 Fighting Knife by COLONIAL with Mk1 Scabbard From 1941-1945 American sailors fighting the axis powers needed a knife that was versatile, durable and dependable under difficult weather conditions. The Colonial Mark 1 met and exceeded those requirements for tens of thousands of sailors, who came to regard the Colonial Mark 1 as a trusted and essential all-purpose knife. The Navy MK1 knife was used as both a utility knife and a fighting weapon. While some undoubtedly saw combat, particularly with Naval Aviators, these blades were mostly used for everyday functions aboard ship and ashore. The Mark I knives were Navy issued throughout WW2 and remained in inventory through the Vietnam war. They were purchased in huge quantities so replacements were not needed for many years. The scabbard shows U.S.N. MK 1, the back side of the scabbard shows NORD 4729 and below that is B M Co. VP refer to pictures when bidding and make your own determination of authenticity

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. The size on liner shows 58

Here We Have a Japanese Arisaka I Think a Type 38 Sporterized Rifle, Not C&R Eligible, and Topped With a Tasco 4X40 Scope.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Welcome, valued bidders! Up for auction are 150 rounds of Norinco 9x19 Parabellum ammunition. This lot features boxer-primed, non-corrosive cartridges made in China

Up Next We Have a Sako Finish Mosin Nagant M39 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1941. Chambered in 7.62X54R, 2 Marked over the Sako Emblem, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod and Leather Sling, Appears in Great Wartime Condition.

Up Next is a Delaunay Belleville Model 1907-15 Berthier Long Rifle French WWI Firearm Chambered in 8mm Lebel (8x50Rmm). Someone Made a Cut in the Stock, But it is Still Present.

Here We Have a Colt Official Police Revolver Chambered in .38, 5" Barrel, Wood Grips, Serial #716792 Dates to 1949. Serrated Trigger and Checkered Hammer, Overall Appears in Great Condition.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. shows size 58 on liner

Up next is Not Your Uncle Ivan's Czech CZ-82 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9x18 Makarov. Typical Czech high quality steel construction, One 12 Round capacity magazine, cock and lock style safety, and a Super Accurate Polygonal rifled barrel. Weight: 1.76lbs, Overall length: 6.77"

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1894 WG Steyr, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Four 30 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, These are Various manufactures.

Up Next We Have an Interesting Beretta Model 1951 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 9MM, It Comes With One magazine, Lanyard Ring, This Pistol Comes in a Leather Holster. Serial #02381, Import Marked PW Arms. Overall Appears in Good Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We present 5 rounds of Winchester M19 brass 12 gauge shotshells, featuring 00 buck 9 pellet buckshots. These cartridges are housed in a WWII Victory Series collector's wooden box, blending historical significance

Up Next We Have a Nice Antique Remington U.S. Navy 1867 Rolling Block Carbine Chambered in .45-70, 23" Barrel, Appears in Excellent Restored Condition, Last Patent Date Shows 1886.

Up Next We Have a Safety Harbor Firearms SHTF50 Single Stack Three Round Magazine .50 BMG, and COmes With Three Rounds of .50 BMG Ammo.

Up Next We Have a Steyr Mannlicher M1895 Infantry Rifle, It Appears in Good Condition For Age. The Mannlicher M1895 (German: Infanterie Repetier-Gewehr M.95, Hungarian: Gyalogsági Ismétlo Puska M95; “Infantry Repeating-Rifle M95”) is a straight pull bolt-action rifle, designed by Ferdinand Ritter von Mannlicher that used a refined version of his revolutionary straight-pull action bolt, much like the Mannlicher M1890 carbine. It was nicknamed the Ruck-Zuck-Gewehr by Austrian troops (ruck-zuck spoken as “roock-tsoock”, in common language meaning “fast as a flash”, at the same time echoing the repeating sound) and “Ta-Pum” by Italian troops who even wrote a song about it during World War I. Originally they were chambered for the round-nosed 8×50mmR cartridge, but almost all were rechambered to accept the more powerful spitzer 8×56mmR cartridge in the 1930s. I am unsure What This Example is Chambered For.

Up Next We Have a Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Rifle With Kokura Arsenal Marking, Ground Mum, Chambered in 7.7 Jap. Overall Appears in Good Wartime Condition.

Welcome, respected bidders! We are delighted to offer 80 rounds of Prvi Partizan 7.5x54 French ammunition, each with a 139 grain full metal jacket.

Up Next We Have a Mint Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1944, Tula, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Cleaning Rod and Sling.

Both Measure Approx 11" x 7" x 5.5" Overall

Up Next we Have a Very cool piece of history here, This Mossberg 44(b) US Trainer Rifle is in Great pre-owned condition, Heavy Barrel, Open Front Sight, Mossberg No. M4b 4X Scope, No Magazine. The 44US was designed exclusively for the war department as a target trainer, intended solely for use by U.S. troops. It was adapted from the pre-war 44B model, and included adaptations like those made to the 42MB -- made mostly to keep costs down. The war department wanted an accurate, dependable, heavy-barreled trainer, and was willing to sacrifice cosmetic detail to make it affordable."

Up Next We Have a W-F Bern Swiss Schmidt Rubin K31 Carbine (Karabiner 1931) Rifle Chambered in 7.5x55 and in Overall Great Surplus Condition, Matching Numbers, Imported by CAI. More From The Internet Below: The Swiss Schmidt Rubin K31 (Karabiner 1931) is a straight-pull, bolt action rifle chambered in 7.5X55 Swiss, a round which compares closely to the .308 NATO round (7.62×51 NATO.) Military surplus ammunition is frequently loaded with a 174 grain projectile at a bit over 2500 feet per second, though rounds may be loaded from 130 grains (at over 3,000 fps) to 200 grains (2460 fps or more.) Contrasted to the Springfield, Mossin-Nagant, and Mauser K98 rifles which were contemporary to the Schmidt Rubin K31, all of those rifles used a locking system wherein the bolt is manually rotated by the motion of the bolt handle in an “up and back, forward an down” pattern, whereas the K31 is operated with a straight back and forward motion. This allows faster shooting in combat situations, with a less pronounced arm motion, which the Swiss may have felt was prone to give a soldier’s position away more readily.

Up Next We Have a Tikka Finish Mosin Nagant M91 Bolt Action Rifle With a Hex Receiver, SA Marked, and Dated 1926. Chambered in 7.62X54R, CAI Import Marked and Comes With Cleaning Rod, Shows Stockmakers Mark Cartouche, Appears in Great Wartime Condition.

The “New Model 1863” introduced few changes to the New Model 1859, a larger clean-out screw on the left breechblock for example, and most parts were interchangeable, so the new designation was not given with any attention and the exact date it was applied is not clear, but an April 1, 1863, letter from Ordnance did away with the patchbox, giving some time line for the carbines. This is a nice example of the carbine as made without patchbox and is serial numbered 22907 This is one of the principal cavalry weapons of the Civil War, sought after and used by both sides. This one was made in time for many of the great campaigns. This One Has the .50-70 Conversion. Appears in Great COndition For Age!

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We are pleased to present 80 rounds of Wolf Military Classic 5.45x39 ammunition. These cartridges feature 60 grain full metal jacket bullets Steel Cased

This is a Smith & Wesson Victory Model from World War II. It is U.S. Property marked and G.H.D (Guy H. Drewry) inspector marked. Made from 1942 to 1944. All had a V prefix. There were a little over a half million made. They were standard issued side arms for US Navy and Marine air crews due to their size and ease of operation. It is .38 S&W rather than the .38 special that the U.S. military used.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details..

Another great oldie, This Antique U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle Chambered in .45-70 With Cleaning Rod, This rifle Appears in Great Condition, Breach block marked U.S. Model 1884, The butt plate is marked U.S., and both barrel bands are "U" marked, Serial # 89342 VP Eagle Marked 32 1/2" Barrel With Open Front Sight, Great Collectors Piece! The U.S. breech loading Springfield "trapdoor" rifle was introduced in 1873 in .45-70 caliber. Basically it was the rifle the U.S. Army used to open the West and Springfield trapdoor carbines were used by Custer's Cavalry at the massacre at The Little Big Horn. In 1884 the integral Round Rod Bayonet was introduced, which could double as a cleaning rod,a development that met with very limited success. It was finally replaced in 1892 with the .30-40 caliber Krag bolt action magazine Rifle. Model 1884 rifles saw service in the Spanish American War. The regular army was issued the new Krag rifles and the guard units received the trapdoor. There are a number of stereopticon pictures that show guard units armed with of 1884 rifles. The Model 1884 round rod bayonet rifle was Springfield's third attempt at a rod bayonet system on a trapdoor rifle. They had used the triangular rod system on the Model 1880 and some Model 1882 rifles. The Model 1884 RRB rifle utilized a different, but no more reliable mechanism for retaining the rod. Because the small locking "fingers" are not clearly visible, the gun has been nicknamed "flatlatch."

Up Next is The TZ 75, its a CZ75 Clone that many people like better than the CZ75. This one was made in Italy (of Course) for Weapons House LTD - Israel and is in far better shape than most israeli Imports. Lanyard ring, and Comes WIth One Magazine. Appears in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have a USSR Mosin Nagant M91/30 Ex-Dragoon Bolt Action Sporter Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1925, Tula Marked.

Up Next We Have a Lot of 8 Colt 1911 Colt Govenment .45 ACP Magazines, These are not Colt Marked, Various Manufacturers.

Up Next We Have a Japanese Type 26 Nambu Revolver Chambered in 9X22R, No Arbor on Frame, Equipped With a Lanyard Ring, The Type 26 revolver design was completed in 1893 (Meiji 26), and the pistol was adopted in 1894. The date of actual production inception at the Tokyo Arsenal is unknown. Some Type 26s may have been produced prior to 1896 when the Tokyo Arsenal symbol was adopted, but, there is no proof of that supposition. It is thought that the period of Standard Production ceased soon after 1923 as a result of earthquake damage to the Tokyo Arsenal. Sometime between 1925 and 1935, a small number of additional Type 26s were produced using left-over parts. A total of over 59,200 serialized Type 26s were produced (high observed: 59,227). Overall Appears Nice.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction is a sealed brick containing 60 rounds of 7.5x55 Swiss ammunition, meticulously dated from 1979. This well-preserved batch is ideal for collectors

Original Czech VZ 58 Republic Combat knife Bayonet with a 6 3/4 " Blade with an overall length of 11.25" . comes with composition grip, The grip material is beech particleboard bonded with phenol formaldehyde resin. The grip was made in two halves, which were then bonded together with epoxy resin. The knife comes with leather sheath stamped with the cross swords, O.T.K letters and S-4 and a date stamp of 1974 and Letters K V Authentic Military Issue: This VZ 58 rifle bayonet is an original Czech military piece, adding a touch of authenticity to any collection. Crafted for military use, it reflects the robust design and functionality required by armed forces.

Up Next We Have a German K98 Mauser dot 1944 Sporter Rifle With a Monte Carlo Stock, Limbsaver Recoil Pad, Equipped With a Muzzle Brake, Leather Sling, and a 24" Saturn .30-06 ICL Caribou Barrel, Overall Appears in Great Sporter Condition, Not C&R Eligible.

Up Next We Have a Lot of Four 30 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, These are Various manufactures.

Up Next is a Nice Carl Gustaf CG-63 Target Rifle Chambered in 6.5X55 Swedish, and Has Front and Rear Sight Covers, Barrel is fitted with a globe front sight with insert. Receiver mounted rear sight is a Traffb diopter. Receiver is marked. Crown/C / CARL GUSTAFS STADS / GEVAARSFAKTORI / 1917.

Up Next We Have a Mosin Nagant M91/30 Ex-Dragoon Bolt Action Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1928, Tula Star, Imported By CAI, and Comes With Cleaning Rod.

US Army 40mm Munitions Container OD Green #1310-01-472-9871 BA12 - 17.25" x 10" high X 6" wide weighs approx 14 pounds, This Metal Container was used for 32 cartridges "40MM Practice MK 281 MOD O LINKED W/M16A2 LINKS" Inert Projectile, comes with two heavy duty handles at both ends of the container, heavy duty latches and weatherproof. Containers work well with stacking.

Ladies and gentlemen, collectors, and firearm enthusiasts, our next auction feature is a classic piece of American history—a U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle chambered in .30-06. This iconic rifle, with an overall appearance in great condition, comes equipped with a Nylon Sling. This Great Rifle Needs a Screw to Hold the Rear Sling Mount in Place. Marked with the barrel stamp "FA 12-00," this M1 Garand, bearing the serial number 2652075, is a testament to the enduring legacy of Springfield Armory. As a reliable and robust battle rifle, the M1 Garand played a significant role in U.S. military history. Bid now to secure your opportunity to own this U.S. Springfield M1 Garand. The auction floor awaits, and the highest bidder will not just acquire a rifle but a tangible connection to the craftsmanship and service history of this legendary firearm. Happy bidding!

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

Up Next We Have a Nice Nickel Presentation Eddystone U.S. Model of 1917 Service Rifle Chambered in .30-06. Barrel Marked E Over Ordnance Bomb, 9-18. Appears in Excellent Condition.

Here We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Imperial Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1925, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Up Next We Have an Italian M91 Carcano Cavalry Carbine Chambered in 6.5X52MM, Equipped With an Attached Folding Bayonet. Adopted in 1893, the M91 Carcano Cavalry Carbine was the smaller variant of the standard-issue 1891 infantry rifle. This model was much shorter and lighter than the original, which made it more maneuverable on the battlefield, particularly for light cavalry units. This model also featured the spike bayonet, which gave cavalrymen an additional back-up if they were not using their sabers. Like the earlier models, the cavalry rifles are also chambered in 6.5X52mm or "6.5 Carcano" and feed from a 6-round En Bloc clip. Functionally, these were the same as the standard-issue infantry rifles but more compact.

Up Next We Have a Hungarian R-9 High Power Pistol Chambered in 9MM, Manufactured by Fegyver- és Gázkészulékgyár ('FÉG'), Budapest, 1986-87 Based on serial numbers reported, approx 5500 pistols were exported to the US This is the export version of the FEG P9 Pistol .

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. shows size 58 on liner

Up Next We Have a Nice Harrington & Richardson M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30-06, Overall Appears in Great Condition, Cartouche Marked SA W Boxed, and a Circled P Behind The Trigger, Barrel Marked SA 9-43, Serial # 5518556.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 140 rounds of 7.62x25 Tokarev ammunition, meticulously preserved in their original boxes.

Up Next We Have a Historic Romanian TT-33 Tokarev pistol, semi-automatic, manufactured in the famous Cugir Factory, 7.62x25 caliber, Dated 1952, Authentic 1950's Romanian TT Tokarev 7.62x25 caliber pistols mfd. by the Cugir Factory. Comes With Three Magazines and a Nice Original Leather Holster. The Tokarev was first designed and built by the Russians borrowing heavily from the Browning blow back design. It became the side arm of choice for the Communist Bloc countries for many years. Each pistol has been meticulously reconditioned and finished by the European factory at the time the safeties were installed.

Here We Have a Russian Mosin Nagant M91/31 Sporter Rifle With Hex Reciever, Dated 1928, Chambered in 7.62X54R.

Up Next We Have a CZ VZOR Model 70 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.65, It Appears in Great Condition and Comes With One Magazine. More From The Internet Below: Introduced in 1970, this model was an improvement upon the successful and widely used VZ50. Like its predecessor, the VZ70 is compact, ergonomic, and reliable. It would see service worldwide and was in use well into the 1990's where large numbers of this model were used in the Balkan conflict. The small, pocket-sized Vz.70 Known commercially as the CZ-70... was developed originally during late 1940s for police use as the CZ-50 and was chambered in the marginally 7.65×17 Browning caliber ( known in the U.S. as .32 A.C.P. ) . Highly influenced by the Walther PP in design, the Vz.50 was similar to the Walther in appearance but had several differences in safety and disassembly. In the early 1970s the basic design went through minor face-lift, and the “new” design received the designation of Vz.70. The magazine release button is located relatively high on the left side of the frame, behind the trigger.

USGI Military Entrenching Shovel - Black Ames 81 marked U.S. Sharpened Axe Edge, Serrated Saw Edge Tri-fold Design Collapses for Easy Carry/Storage Steel Blade with Aluminum handle Black powder-coat finish Overall length is 23" Folded length is approx 9.5"

Up Next We Have a Remington U.S. Model of 1917 Sporter Rifle Chambered in .30-06, Barrel Tip Marked R 8-18, Equipped With a Weaver K4 Scope, and Leather Scope, Overall Appears in Good Sporter Condition. Not C&R Eligible.

Up Next We Have a Nice U.S. Property Marked Remington M541 X Target Rifle Chambered in .22 LR, Heavy Barrel, Williams Target Diopter Sight, Leather Sling, and Comes With Magazine. Appears in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have an Excellent Yugoslavian Zastava M48A Mauser Rifle With All Matching Numbers, Hooded Front Sight, Import Marked, Overall Appears in Excellent Condition.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. shows size 58 on liner

Up Next We Have an Austrian Steyr M95 Budapest Sporter Rifle Chambered in 8X56.

U.S. Military Linked M9 Munitions Storage Container- Lot of 2- Exterior shows 100 Cartridges Cal .50 Linked M9 1 Tracer M17- 4 Ball M33 LC-87 C61 1L 184- comes in Yellow Print, and shows the yellow Submarine on the lid of box- A re-closeable metal box with a hinged metal lid sealed with a foam-rubber gasket to keep out moisture and rain and a folding metal handle to aid in carrying it. They were originally designed to only store belted machine gun ammunition, but later became a standard container after the war for all sorts of ammunition packed in cartons and / or clips and bandoleers. Originally planned to be disposable, they were recycled for reloading. The ammo boxes were originally painted Olive Drab Brown (OD3) with white lettering, but were later painted Olive Drab Green (OD7) with yellow lettering. The early individual M1 and M2 series metal boxes were also painted with the same colored ammunition identification stripes as the pre-war and early-war M1917 wooden packing crates. 11" x 6" X 7.25"

Up Next We Have an Antique U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine, Chambered in .45-70, 20" Barrel. No Background Check Required, Ships Direct.

Hello, valued bidders! We are pleased to present 100 rounds of Wolf 7.62x39 ammunition, featuring 122 grain full metal jacket bullets. This steel case, Berdan-primed ammo

Up Next is an Antique M-1888 U.S. Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Chambered in .45-70, Serial # 507936, In Excellent Very Clean Condition, Euipped WIth a Leather Sling, Hooded Front Sight, and Bayonet/Cleaning Rod Combo, Beautiful Cartouche Markings Showing 1890. The US M1888 Rifle replaced the socket bayonet with a rod bayonet that doubled as a cleaning rod. The US ARMY found little use for bayonets in combat until WWI.

Here We Have a Soviet Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1953, Hex Receiver, Comes With a Nylon Sling, Imported by PW Arms.

Up Next is a Russian Mosin Nagant M91/30 Sporter Rifle, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1917, SA Capture Marked, in a Synthetic Stock, Bipod, Nylon Sling, and Topped WIth a Scope Base & Rings and a Center Point Scope.

Now available for auction is a meticulously crafted ASM Colt Confederate Navy Revolver Replica, chambered for .44 Black Powder. This reproduction pays homage to the iconic firearm of the Civil War era, offering enthusiasts and collectors an opportunity to own a piece of history. This replica, expertly manufactured, captures the essence of the original Colt Confederate Navy Revolver, showcasing the intricate details and craftsmanship that defined the firearms of the time. Chambered for .44 Black Powder, it provides an authentic shooting experience, allowing you to connect with the past. It's important to note that, being a black powder firearm replica, this item does not require a background check for ownership. This makes it a convenient and accessible addition to your collection or a unique piece for historical reenactments. Don't miss the chance to own this ASM Colt Confederate Navy Revolver Replica—a testament to the craftsmanship of yesteryears. Bid now to secure a piece of Civil War history and enhance your collection with this meticulously reproduced firearm.

WWII German Type Steel Helmet Finnish M40/55 - with liner and strap- WWII German helmet stocks from the government of Finland These helmets are 100% genuine German manufactured WWII type M40 steel combat helmets Supplied throughout WWII and then under special contract for the Finnish Army in 1955, hence, they have become known as the M40/55 helmet. However, these helmets were made in the same factory, on the same machines and by some of the very same people that produced them for Germany in WWII. They are nearly identical to WWII issue M40 helmets (and are often sold as such) with the classic rolled edge, correct steel thickness, and pressed ventilation holes. The leather liners and chinstraps were made in Finland for the Finnish army who called it the M55 helmet; styles vary, as some of the helmets were used up until the early 1970s. some liners may be reproduced as well as straps, PLEASE NOTE; REFER to pictures to make your own determination, we described the War Helmets as best we could but we are not Helmet experts. Also, helmets may come with dents or scratches or paint removed or missing rivets or chords, the pictures will show these details.. shows size 58 on liner

Up Next We Have an Excellent Example of a U.S. Springfield 1903 Bolt Action Service Rifle chambered in the .30-06, Nice wood stock, Hooded Lyman front sight and Lyman Diopter rear sights, Overall condition appears Excellent, Cartouche Marked SA over SPG is Stanley Ployart Gibbs. Below is additional internet information: The M1903 Springfield, formally the United States Rifle, Caliber .30-06, Model 1903, is an American five-round magazine fed, bolt-action service repeating rifle, used primarily during the first half of the 20th century. It was officially adopted as a United States military bolt-action rifle on June 19, 1903, and saw service in World War I. It was officially replaced as the standard infantry rifle by the faster-firing semi-automatic eight-round M1 Garand starting in 1936. However, the M1903 Springfield remained in service as a standard issue infantry rifle during World War II, since the U.S. entered the war without sufficient M1 rifles to arm all troops. It also remained in service as a sniper rifle during World War II, the Korean War, and even in the early stages of the Vietnam War. It remains popular as a civilian firearm, historical collector's piece, a competitive shooting rifle, and as a military drill rifle.

Up Next We Have a Bulgarian Makarov Semi-Auto Pistol Chambered in 9x18 MAK, Comes With Two Magazines, Made in the famous Bulgarian Arsenal plant. Overall appears in Great Condition.

Up Next We Have a Japanese Arisaka Type 99 Sporter Rifle Chambered in 7.7 Jap, Has a Ground Mum, Angled Bolt.

Up Next is a Norinco Model 213A 9x19mm Semi Auto Pistol. The pistol features a 4 1/2" barrel, blued finish, and manual safety. It Comes With One Magazine. Overall Appears in Great Condition. The Russian Tokarev was a military service pistol produced in Russia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Poland, North Korea, Egypt and China. The Tokarev typically chambers the powerful 7.62x25mm bottleneck cartridge. The Chinese made a unique variant chambered in 9mm the Norinco 213 for the civilian market. The State Factory 66-manufactured all-steel 213 is nearly identical to the Russian TT-33 Tokarev with one key difference, an additional frame mounted safety.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We have 100 rounds of 7.62x25 Tarkov ammunition available for auction. These brass-cased round nose cartridges come with two plastic storage containers for added convenience.

Up Next We Have a Swiss K1911 Long Straight Pull Rifle Chambered in 7.5x55, Bakelite Charging Handle, Overall Appears in Excellent Condition, Matching Visible Numbers, Leather Sling, and Includes a Scarce Brass Barrel Cap/Sight Protector. An improvement over the original M1889 version of the Schmidt-Rubin rifle, the Swiss M1911 placed the locking lugs in the middle of the bolt -rather than at the rear- strengthening the action and allowing a more powerful cartridge, the Gewehrpatrone 11 or GP11, to be used. It is distinguished from the 96/11 rifle by a curved butt plate and by a stock with an integral semi-pistol grip. It uses a graduated tangent sight which begins at 300 meters. The 1911 and 96/11 rifles are characterized by exceptional accuracy and were made with excellent craftsmanship. The fact that Switzerland remained neutral through both world wars ensured that they are in far better condition, on average, than the rifles of other European nations from that vintage.This is the long variation of the K1911 rifle with the 30.75" barrel and should not be confused with the carbine version which was a later generation rifle. This is one of the most accurate rifles ever made. The Swiss are renowned for their quality workmanship and attention to detail, and the Swiss soldiers typically took very good care to keep their rifles functional and serviceable. However, they used their rifles and carried them in training in very harsh weather conditions. As such it is very typical for the external surfaces of Swiss surplus rifles to be well used and you can expect these rifles to have a lot of dents and dings or very minor cracks in the stock.

Up Next We Have a Antique Egyptian Police Snider single shot shotgun Chambered For .577 Snider smoothbore, Egyptian markings are seen on the barrel with a rudimentary backsight, with the lock marked EP with a half moon beneath. Firing Pin Missing as Usual, This appears to be a cut down rifle, British P53, M1866 or M1868, that was converted to smoothbore for Egyptian police use. Many markings in Farsi are on the barrel and chamber.

Up Next We Have a German Pre-WWI Gewehr 1888 Parts Only Rifle, This One is Dated 1894 WG Steyr, Not Complete, This is an Antique, German Gewehr 1888 "Commission Rifle", also known as the Gewehr 88, or GEW 88. There are Several in This Auction, all Pretty Rough and Incomplete. No Background Check and Ships Direct.

1 is Marked 50 Cal Linked M15A2 M17 M8 With the Writing intact, & 1 Green Military Can With No Writing On it Both Measures Approx 11" x 6" x 7"

Up Next We Have an Antique Remington Rolling Block Rifle Unsure of Chambering Probably .43 Spanish, Three Line Address With Last Pat Date of 1874. Overall Appears in Good Antique Condition.

Hello, valued bidders! Up for auction are 45 rounds of military 8mm Mauser ammunition, all housed in their original boxes. This lot features high-quality, well-preserved rounds perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical firearms.

Up Next We Have an Antique Original Danish M1867 Remington Rolling Block, The Danes elected to license the Remington design for manufacture in Denmark at the Copenhagen arsenal, which they did in a fairly large quantity. The Danish model first utilized a rimfire cartridge and that stayed in service well into the smokeless era. However, with the adoption of the 8mm M1889 Krag-Jorgensen the need to update or abandon the Remington became acute. In 1896 they were withdrawn from infantry service, converted to centerfire cartridge and issued to coast and fortress artillerymen. At that time a new much longer rear ladder sight was also fitted to the rifles. This rifle features a 3.25" long backsight leaf. Left receiver flat is stamped with a Crown over the royal cypher over the mark M-1867. The right receiver wall is bare and the upper tang is marked Kjobenhavns Toihuus 1872 (Copenhagen Arsenal) I Believe This is Chambered in 11.7x51R. Bore is Excellent With Strong Rifling.

Here We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1942, Imported by PW Arms.

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Dear Firearm Enthusiasts, It's that time again! We are thrilled to announce that we are NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS for the second half of 2024. Don't miss out – get your safe queens dusted off and ready for pick-up! Key Details: • Pick-up Schedule: • Next FREE Pick-up: West Coast • Planning to Hit the Road in September • Demand is High: • Spots are filling up fast! How to Secure Your Spot: Start by reaching out to us via email at consignment@brandusedworks.com or give us a call at 719-652-5001. Act now to get on the pick-up list and ensure your firearms are included in our upcoming trips. Commission Rates: • 12.5% for firearms • 22.5% for accessories Why Consign with Us? • We cover a vast area with every trip. • Secure your spot in our schedule. • West Coast, you're up next! Flexible Options: • If we're not traveling to your area, we can arrange pre-paid shipping labels. • Schedule your consignment for the next run towards you. Contact Us: For any inquiries or to express your interest, please contact us. We are here to assist you throughout the consignment process. • Phone: 719-652-5001 • Email: consignment@brandusedworks.com More Information: Visit our website for additional details on the consignment process. Link to Consignment Details Act fast as the demand is soaring, and we want to ensure your firearms find their way to the market efficiently. Secure your spot now, and let's make the consignment process seamless for you!

Up Next We Have a Swedish M38 Mauser Bolt Action Sporter Rifle Topped WIth a Redfield 1 3/4-5X Scope.

Up Next We have a U.S. Springfield Danish M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Chambered in .30-06, Barrel Marked With Crown over DK and Dated 12-59, Serial # 4353009, Overall Appears in Good Condition.

Up Next We Have a Nice Romanian PSL-54C FPK Dragunov Sniper Rifle Equipped with a Romanian military issued LPS 4x6 TIP2 scope, Chambered in 7.62X54R, Skeleton Stock, and Comes With One Magazine. This is One of the most famous DMR rifles ever made, the PSL is just packed with features. From the sleek skeleton stock to the tip of the muzzle brake, this powerful rifle is a head-turner at the range and out in the field.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction is a sealed spam can containing 600 rounds of .45 M1911 ball ammunition, complete with a spam can key opener.

Up Next We Have a Yugo Zastava CZ M70 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in 7.65 (32 ACP) and comes with One Magazine, Overall Appears in Excellent Condition, Imported by R Guns and Comes in a Padded Hardcase..

Up Next We Have a Swiss Schmidt Rubin K31 Carbine (Karabiner 1931) Rifle Chambered in 7.5x55 and in Overall Great Surplus Condition, Matching Numbers, Imported by CAI. More From The Internet Below: The Swiss Schmidt Rubin K31 (Karabiner 1931) is a straight-pull, bolt action rifle chambered in 7.5X55 Swiss, a round which compares closely to the .308 NATO round (7.62×51 NATO.) Military surplus ammunition is frequently loaded with a 174 grain projectile at a bit over 2500 feet per second, though rounds may be loaded from 130 grains (at over 3,000 fps) to 200 grains (2460 fps or more.) Contrasted to the Springfield, Mossin-Nagant, and Mauser K98 rifles which were contemporary to the Schmidt Rubin K31, all of those rifles used a locking system wherein the bolt is manually rotated by the motion of the bolt handle in an “up and back, forward an down” pattern, whereas the K31 is operated with a straight back and forward motion. This allows faster shooting in combat situations, with a less pronounced arm motion, which the Swiss may have felt was prone to give a soldier’s position away more readily.

Warm greetings, esteemed bidders! We are excited to present 9 original K31 Schmidt Rubin stripper clips, a must-have for firearm enthusiasts and collectors

Up Next We Have a Lot of Three Nice M1 Carbine Barrels One Early Winchester and Two Underwoods.

Up Next We Have a Civilian Marksmanship Program U.S. Springfield M1 Garand Semi Auto Rifle Rack Grade, Chambered in .30-06, Overall Appears in Good Condition, SA 10-49 Barrel Marking, Comes in The Plastic Hardcase With Paperwork and COA.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Available for auction is a sealed spam can containing 340 rounds of 8mm Mauser ammunition, marked LPSgs. This well-preserved collection is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts interested in historical firearms and military memorabilia.

U.S. Navy MK3 MOD 0 Combat / Diving Knife with Matching Scabbard; The MK 3 MOD 0 Combat/Diving Knife is a multi-purpose fixed blade fighting knife. Manufactured by Ontario Knife company. This knife is issued to U.S. Navy SEALs during BUD/S training and is also used by Reconnaissance Marines at the Combatant Divers Course in Panama City, Florida. The MK 3 is capable of serving as a Dive knife, Fighting knife, or Utility knife. There is a striking butt that can be used for hammering, a serrated saw edge on the spine, as well the ability to pry with the thickness of the blade. The US Navy chose 440 Stainless Steel for the blade material with a hardness rating of 49-54 HRC for two reasons. One being the corrosive resistant of stainless steel and the other being it’s a cost-effective metal to mass produce. Another benefit would be the simplicity of sharpening in the field. The Black Oxide finish would also facilitate in protecting the blade from rusting. NSN#: 1095-00-391-1056

Up Next We Have a U.S. M1 Carbine by Standard Products, Equipped With a Web Sling and Cleaning Kit, Barrel Tip Marked Underwood With Ordnance Flaming Bomb 6-44. Front Sight, and Rear is Fitted With an Adjustible Peep Sight, BW Marked Magazine, Serial # 2058972, Overall Appears in Great Condition. Stardard Products 1982520-2099999 Mar 43-Sept 43 Manufactured 117480

Up Next We Have a Mint German Marked K98 Mauser With 42 Code Dated 1939, The top of the receiver is marked "42 /1939", The left side receiver wall is marked "Mod.98", the left rear of the barrel is marked with the firing proof. This early rifle is fitted with a laminated stock and handguard, Standard front and rear sights, With an original cleaning and cross hatched leather sling. Matching Serial Number 5386 On Reciever, Barrel, & Floorplate. Overall Appears in Excellent Condition.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! We present 5 rounds of Winchester M19 brass 12 gauge shotshells, featuring 00 buck 9 pellet buckshots. These cartridges are housed in a WWII Victory Series collector's wooden box, blending historical significance

Up Next We Have a Lot of 5 New 15 Round M1 Carbine Magazines for .30 Caliber, I Opened One wrapper and it is Marked G-Q for Quality Hardware & Machine Co. Groetchen Tool Co. They are Packed in Oil.

US Military 20mm Munition Container, Metal Can 1305-01-153-1799 A661 This container was used by the Military for 100 rnds LInked Small arms Ammunition, Measures approx 18.25" by 14.25" high, by 8" across, comes with Heavy Duty Open/Close Latches on each end, comes with heavy duty handles on each end, great for stacking containers, these are weatherproof. comes as OD green.

Up Next We Have a Colt Government MKIV 80 Series 1911 Semi Auto Pistol Chambered in .38 Super, Serial #FG94318, Dates to 1984. Overall Appears in Great Condition, Slide Marked Govenment Model, Checkered Wood Grips With Gold Rampant Colt Medallions, Comes With One Factory Marked Magazine. Bar-Sto Barrel.

SPRG; Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 20 rounds of Winchester WWII Victory Series .30-06 Springfield ammunition. This special collection features 150 grain ball ammunition housed in a collector's wooden box, commemorating an iconic era in military history

Up Next We Have a Sweet Treat! a U.S. Property Marked Winchester M52c Rifle With The CMP COA, Heavy Target Barrel, and Topped With Redfield Diopter Target Sights, and Appearring in Excellent Condition, What a Rare Gem!

Here We Have a Soviet Izhevsk Imperial Mosin Nagant M91/30 Bolt Action Rifle Chambered in 7.62X54R, Dated 1927, Hex Receiver, Imported by CAI, Comes WIth Cleaning Rod and Bayonet.

Greetings, esteemed bidders! Up for auction are 60 rounds of NATO FNM 80 7.62x51 (.308) ammunition. These ball NATO cross-marked cartridges are housed in their original boxes,

Up Next We Have a Danish Model 1889 Krag Jorgensen Queens Guard Short Rifle Chambered in 8X58, in Royalty Nickel Finish, and Appearing in Excellent Condition.

Up Next We Have an Excellent Example of a U.S. Springfield 1903 Bolt Action Service Rifle chambered in the .30-06, Nice wood stock, Hooded front sight Cover, Overall condition appears Excellent, Cartouche Marked RA, Barrel SA Ordnance Bomb 05, Below is additional internet information: The M1903 Springfield, formally the United States Rifle, Caliber .30-06, Model 1903, is an American five-round magazine fed, bolt-action service repeating rifle, used primarily during the first half of the 20th century. It was officially adopted as a United States military bolt-action rifle on June 19, 1903, and saw service in World War I. It was officially replaced as the standard infantry rifle by the faster-firing semi-automatic eight-round M1 Garand starting in 1936. However, the M1903 Springfield remained in service as a standard issue infantry rifle during World War II, since the U.S. entered the war without sufficient M1 rifles to arm all troops. It also remained in service as a sniper rifle during World War II, the Korean War, and even in the early stages of the Vietnam War. It remains popular as a civilian firearm, historical collector's piece, a competitive shooting rifle, and as a military drill rifle.

Greetings, valued bidders! Up for auction is a sealed brick containing 60 rounds of 7.5x55 Swiss ammunition, meticulously dated from 1978. This well-preserved batch is ideal for collectors