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DSC00456 by Wills posted Nov 8, 2021 at 10:31 AMNew listing of rifles for sale; Top to bottom Mosin Nagant comes with Russian issued ammo pouch, tool kit and oil can $550 SOLD Steyr Mannlicher Budapest $600 SOLD Steyr Mannlicher Austria $600 SOLD *Swiss Army K31 (or K11?)$550 SOLD Swedish Mauser...

Presented for sale is another of my Remington 1903-A3 rifles. The receiver serial number dates to 1942, and still has excellent parkerizing. The barrel is a Remington 4-groove model with some groove wear at the muzzle. There is no pitting but it is fairly dark. The barrel is very lightly stamped...

Presented for sale is a parts correct Remington 1903-A3 rifle. The receiver serial number dates to 1942. The barrel is a Remington 2-groove model with some groove wear at the muzzle but no pitting or metal deterioration. The barrel is stamped "R A", with the flaming bomb symbol, dated 4-43, and...

First off, let me say that I'm not an M1 Carbine expert. Based upon the research that I've done and the disassembly that I can do (without having a bolt tool), this is a 99% parts-correct M1 Carbine. The only part that I can absolutely say is not an Inland Manufacturing part is the recoil plate...

Hi all, My grandfather brought back this pistol from the Ardennes (Battle of the Bulge), and the bring-back paperwork only identifies it as "32 caliber pistol" (it is actually a .25ACP). My limited ID and familiarity with this class of revolver leads me to think that it is a "velo-dog" of some...

I have a German WW2 bayonet that is well well kept and lubricated in Transmission fluid, It has a nice finish and has never been cleaned. The blade has a few contact marks. It was made for a Mauser and still has the barrel ring (alot of soldiers cut them off). The wood looks great. I am looking...