***GUN BUYING RULES*** -We can ship direct to FFL Dealers. -Winning bidder's will have to pass a background check first which is a $25 fee. -Once you pass background there is a $20 Transfer Fee for Each WEAPON you buy. -If you have a Nevada CCW Different rules apply. -YOU MUST BE IN PERSON TO FILL OUT THE BACK GROUND CHECK & transfer paperwork. -You will pay for your purchase at Reno Sparks Auction Company but the Background & Transfer is being handled OFFSITE with a Federally Licensed Gun Dealer in the SPANISH SPRINGS AREA. -Be patient with us please during this process. -Bidders must 18 Years or older. -If you do not pass the back ground check there will be a 20% re-stocking fee charged.

Manufactured by Howa of Japan. The Armalite AR-180 was a civilian, semi-auto version of the ar-18 developed by Stoner and team in 1963 after they had sold the rights to the AR-15 to the US govt and Colt for manufacture. The AR 180 was produced from 1969-1972 by Armalite and additionally under license by Howa Machine Company from 1970-1974. Only 3,927 Howa guns were manufactured before Japanese restrictions forced production to cease. Armalite then went to Sterling in England and production continued through 1985. This gun was produced in February of 1974 and was 1051 from the last Ar-180 Howa produced.

Marked US Property .303 British Caliber. Manufactured by Savage owned Stevens Arms Co. (Cin serial number denotes Savage Arms plant in Chicopee Falls, MA) in the United States as part of the "Lend / Lease" agreement for arms and equipment supply early in WWII. Savage began production in July 1941 and ceased in June 1944 with 1,090,223 rifles produced.

The Famous Luger! This is a early model with grip safety, manufactured by DWM (Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken). All visible serial numbers match except on magazines. Books are written on deciphering Luger marks so i leave the research to the buyer on this one. This is a beautiful gun with 2 magazines and original full flap military holster.

This is on of the "Lend Lease" guns supplied to the British commonwealth at the outset of WWII as evidenced by the British broad arrow marks on the right side of the frame along with post was arsenal refurbishing markings. S&W supplied over 590,000 Victory revolvers to the British throughout WWII. Imported from Britain in the 1980's by Vega of Sacramento, CA. This is also in .38 S&W caliber, also known as .38-200 in Britain, NOT .38 special.

This is a special issue Mark 1 produced in 1976 for the bicentennial and "made in the 200th year of American liberty" as stamped on top of the receiver. It sports a Sturm Ruger issued set of target grips and is in 80% condition with some minor wear to front edges of barrel and receiver.

A nice contemporary 5 shot steel framed revelver produced by Taurus of Brazil under license from Smith & Wesson. Basically, a S&W model 36. This gun is in great condition and ready for CCW carry.

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Winchester Center Fire also known as 30-30 caliber. This is a nice early model 94 manufactured in 1928. This carbine has a very nice Lyman vernier peep sight mounted to the receiver tang.

This is a Very Rare "NRA" 1911 manufactured in 1915 and is in untouched condition including original diamond grips. This is one on 100 model 1911s (both colt and Springfield Armory manuf) sold to National Rifle Associaction life members and members of affiliated clubs for $16. This practice was stopped as the US began ramping up production of military contract 1911s for the approaching entry into the great war of Europe. Please go the the nramuseum.org to see the mint condition one, sn:107419, housed in their museum. This auction example is SN: 107277, only 142 apart! And was likely made the same week if not the same day as the museum example. This is a piece of History.

This is a Vietnam War commemorative issued by The American Historical Foundation in the mid 1980's. This is SN: V0595 of limited edition of 1500 guns. This is a beautiful semi auto example of the original "Chicago Typewriter". No box or display case but appears unfired. Comes with original 20 round stick magazine.

The model 1903A3 was officially designated on May 24, 1942 by Remington Arms due to numerous modifications in production as demands for small arms increased. L.C. Smith and Corona typewriter company had already contracted with US govt to produce 1903 models in February of 1942 and immediately began production of the newly designed and approved "03A3" in May. This particular model was produced in April of 1943 and still has its original 4 groove barrel manufactured under sub-contract by High Standard. Barrel is marked SC, 4-43. Nice Unaltered Smith Corona version of the 03A3 very sought after by collectors.

This is a very nice vintage .22 single shot rifle perfect for the beginning shooter. Learn to load one round and make it count. Approximately 757,000 of this little rifle were produced from 1948 through 1970.

16 Gauge Shotgun. Vintage pump action shotgun with approx. 191,000 produced from 1912 through 1932. This model is designed on John Browning patents and is very similar to the J. Stevens model 520. This gun has a modified choke barrel and a shrtened buttstock for a small framed shooter.

For .303 caliber Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield No. I Mk. III (SMLE) rifle.

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