German Mauser 71/84

$1,995.00

German Mauser 71/84 : The I.G.Mod.71/84 (Infanterie-Gewehr M1871/84), Germany’s first infantry repeater, is a further evolution of Mauser’s successful I.G.Mod.71, but it is not a conversion of the M71 nor a simple upgrade, but rather a newly-designed and newly built rifle merely based on the M71.  The I.G.Mod.71/84 is an 1871 pattern rifle with a tubular magazine (itself a derivation of the Winchester system), coupled with a Mauser designed lifting mechanism and improved rear sight. The most significant improvement was the addition of an 8 round tubular magazine in the forestock, loaded singly from the top with the bolt open.  As a repeater, the M71/84 constituted a firepower improvement over the M1871 single shot, the under barrel tubular magazine was clumsy and time consuming to reload and served to provide only a backup for emergency firepower.  Fully loaded, the rifle was very front-heavy and its center of gravity changed with every shot.  The introduction of easily reloadable box magazine repeaters such as the Austrian Mannlicher in 1885-86 tolled the approaching end of the tube magazine repeater. While the M71/84 was competitive at the time of its adoption, the introduction in 1886 by the French of their Lebel rifle chambering a revolutionary 8mm smokeless powder cartridge made the M71/84 obsolete almost overnight.  This action escalated the great European arms race of the late 19th Century, and Germany embarked upon a crash program to adopt a competitive rifle.

Springfield 1899

$2195.00, MFG 1900

Springfield 1899 : The Model 1899 Krag Carbine, which was manufactured until 1902, was the final variant of the Krag-Jorgensen rifle to be manufactured by the U.S. Armory at Springfield. Approximately 36,000 were produced before production was halted due to the adoption of the Mauser-patterned Model 1903 Springfield rifles. Named for its inventors, Norwegian Royal Artillery officer Ole Hermann Johannes Krag and civilian Erik Jorgensen, the Krag-Jorgensen rifle was the first small-caliber smokeless power repeating long arm to be adopted by the U.S. Army. This rifle also marked the beginning of the change from large-caliber/low muzzle velocity ammunition to smaller caliber/higher energy rounds for military applications, and the demise of the Springfield socket-style bayonet, which was finally replaced by a knife-style blade. Although invented in Norway, the U.S. version was patterned after the Model 1889 rifle which was then the standard infantry arm of Denmark.

Winchester 1894

$2495.00, MFG 1909

Winchester 1894 :  The Model 1894 was the first Winchester rifle made for use with the new technology of smokeless powder and was developed as a hunting rifle. Over 7.5 million were produced from 1894 until 2006. While various cartridges were supported throughout the run of the gun, the . 30-30 Winchester became its staple.

Henry Big Boy X

$995.00

Henry H006

SOLD

Dan Wesson 715 – 357 Mag

$1,500.00

Ruger Mini 14 Ranch

$995.00, one magazine, no box

Keltec KSG

$895.00, with Streamlight TLR-8, BCM angled grip and Troy Battle Sights

Sig Sauer P220 Stainless

$1995.00, no box, 3 magazines and Hogue G10 grips

Glock 34

$639.95 with box and 2 magazines

Ruger M77

$800.00 with scope

Benelli Super Vinci

$995.00 with box and 4 chokes

CZ USA Firearms P-01

$595 with original box and one magazine

CZ USA Firearms 75B 

$595 with box and one magazine

Wilson Combat Tactical Elite 5″ 45acp (Off-roster grey)

SOLD

Wilson Combat Tactical Elite 5″ 45acp

$4,995.00

Wilson Combat Professional 45acp

$4,695.00

Wilson Combat Professional : We take pride in innovation at Wilson Combat®, which often includes listening to our customers and building to their needs. The Wilson Combat® Professional model pistol is a direct result of consumer requests, and has been a customer favorite since its introduction –- a custom handgun with a full-size frame mated to a compact barrel/slide assembly. If you shoot a full-size 1911 pistol, this built-for-carry gun is going to feel great in your hands; the frame is the size you have become accustomed to holding. And after experiencing the ease and speed of getting on target with the compact slide and shorter sight radius, you will agree, this is a fine firearm to have On Your Side. Comes with 2 mags, 2 holsters and a bag.

Wilson Combat Professional Supergrade 45acp

SOLD

Wilson Combat Professional Supergrade : We take pride in innovation at Wilson Combat®, which often includes listening to our customers and building to their needs. The Wilson Combat® Professional model pistol is a direct result of consumer requests, and has been a customer favorite since its introduction –- a custom handgun with a full-size frame mated to a compact barrel/slide assembly. If you shoot a full-size 1911 pistol, this built-for-carry gun is going to feel great in your hands; the frame is the size you have become accustomed to holding. And after experiencing the ease and speed of getting on target with the compact slide and shorter sight radius, you will agree, this is a fine firearm to have On Your Side.

Heckler and Koch P7-M8

$5,000.00 cash only

Nighthawk GRP Recon 45acp

SOLD

The GRP Recon builds on the popularity and durability of the standard GRP 1911 pistol. This model, along with all others, uses the One Gun, One Gunsmith philosophy, which means the gun is built and prepped by a single gunsmith. It provides the same attention to detail and accuracy as the standard, but in a railed model. This rail allows the option of mounting a red dot or tactical light onto the pistol. The GRP utilizes coarse cocking serrations on the front and rear of the slide. Heinie Ledge Straight Eight tritium night sights on the rear pair with a tritium front sight.

Browning Citori

$1,250.00

Winchester model 1894

$1,395.00

Harrington and Richardson Model 88

$295.00

Howa M1500 Matte Blued Bolt Action Rifle

$795.00

IWI Tavor TAR-21

CALL FOR PRICE

H&S Precision Pro Series 2000 LA

CALL FOR PRICE

Springfield Armory – National Match – 308win – 22″ No Box with One Mag

SOLD

KIMBER America Eclipse Custom II 10MM

SOLD

Elegance. Hard to define but easy to recognize, elegance is a true measure of quality. Kimber Eclipse pistols have a brushpolished finish over a stainless steel slide and frame, both accented with black small parts. More importantly, they perform as good as they look—and that is a bold statement.

Colt Single Action Army 7 1/2″ .45 colt hand engraved:

$8,000.00

The original length of the barrel, issued to the U.S. Cavalry, was 7+1⁄2 inches (19 cm), with an overall length of 13 inches (33 cm). This particular example is a 7 1/2″ .45 Colt, it has a blued barrel and a case hardened frame. This firearm is a third generation Single Action Army, fully hand engraved by Steve Kamyk of the Colt Custom Shop. It is unfired and unturned with the factory ziptie still in place from the factory. It comes with the original box.

Sig Sauer Stainless P226

SOLD

Sig Sauer stainless P226 : The SIG SAUER P226 is the pistol that set the standard by which all other combat handguns are measured. The exceptional ergonomics and balance make this full size pistol easy to handle. Its longer barrel yields better ballistic performance and accuracy. This particular example is all stainless in .40 caliber and includes 5 magazines.

S&W Military and Police revolver

$1,000.00

The .38 Military and Police revolver was originally introduced in 1899 and has been in continuous manufacture since that date. The .38 Military and Police model was the proper name for this revolver prior to Smith & Wesson assigning model numbers to their revolvers in 1958, this Military and police became known as the model 10. This particular revolver was manufactured in 1958.

Ruger SR9C

$600.00

The Ruger SR9c is a striker fired 9mm semi-automatic pistol with a 3.5″ barrel that’s based in part on Ruger’s successful SR9 design. But the SR9c (the “C” stands for compact) isn’t just an SR9 with a shorter barrel but rather an entirely new design.

Smith and Wesson Model 19-4:

SOLD

The Smith & Wesson Model 19 was introduced in 1957 on its K-frame platform. The Model 19 is chambered for .357 Magnum. The K-frame is a smaller and lighter version of the original N-frame .357, The Model 19 revolver was a popular choice for both law enforcement and civilian customers for nearly 40 years. This Model 19 comes with Pachmayr grips