U.S.A.  Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle #5706280 (.30-06) mfg. by Harrington & Richardson (H&R) in early 1955 with a LMR barrel dated 9/54.  Excellent condition with virtually 100% uniformly greenish-gray Parkerizing on all metal parts, a mirror-perfect bore, and a bright chamber.  This is an exceptional CMP Service Grade rifle (with CMP papers and box) refurbished at the Red River Army Depot (RRAD) in June, 1966 and not handled or issued since. No heat-lot code on receiver, dash 12SA bolt, 6535382 op-rod.  Trigger-group has HRA body, WRA milled triggerguard, IHC hammer and dash 9SA safety. Handguards are walnut, buttstock is birch with P in square stamped under grip.  Wood all appears to be new and has several dents from metal parts of adjacent rifles when piled for storage. . . $750.   C&R    SOLD

RUSSIAN Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant EX PU SNIPER bolt-action rifles (7.62x54R) manufactured by Izhevsk 1943-1944.  Rifles have excellent bright bores and most external bluing present. These snipers were converted back to infantry rifles by the Albanians with mismatched straight-bolts (though the magazine-floorplates and buttplates have often been re-stamped to match the receiver). The four scope-mount-screws are still in left side of receiver, but apparently the mounts themselves were torched or ground off and the external area nicely refinished.  Most actions were then mounted into non-sniper wood which is decent but may have a couple small arsenal-repairs and some digs and dings from storage since. No cleaning-rods, headspace has been checked. I know of several instances where customers, without much trouble (as the receivers have already been drilled and tapped) have reconverted these back to sniper rifles. . . 
        External bluing Good to Very Good (50-70%). . . $65.  C&R (have several)
        External bluing Excellent (95-98%). . . $85.  C&R (have several)

RUSSIAN Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant EX PU SNIPER bolt-action rifles (7.62x54R), exactly as above, but manufactured by Tula arsenal in 1943 with CH (sniper) stamped on barrel-shank (Izhevsk snipers do not have this feature). Average VG condition with excellent bores. . . $95.   C&R (have several) SOLD OUT

RUSSIAN Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant EX PE SNIPER bolt-action rifle #94524 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Tula arsenal in 1934 with octagonal receiver and C(Pi) stamped on barrel-shank.  These early PE sniper rifles used a top-mount that affixed to both sides of the receiver with three screws on each side (now filled-in) and the wood on both sides was slightly inlet at that point as well.  (PHOTO)   Overall VG+ condition, with excellent (95%) bluing on metal and really nice, bright and strong bore, includes cleaning-rod.  Mismatched straight bolt, buttplate restamped to match receiver. Original PE-sniper buttstock scuffed-up but can be made to look nice with little effort. Rare. . . $200.   C&R  SOLD

RUSSIAN Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant EX PE SNIPER bolt-action rifle #10376 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Tula arsenal in 1937 with round receiver and C(Pi) stamped on barrel-shank, double-dated 1937/51 with MO marking (Ministry of Defense) (PHOTO).  These early PE sniper rifles used a top-mount that affixed to both sides of the receiver, the screw-holes have now been filled-in.  Overall VG+ condition, with excellent (95%) bluing on metal and really nice, bright and strong bore.  Mismatched straight bolt, buttplate and magazine-floorplate restamped to match receiver, includes cleaning-rod. Wood a bit scuffed-up with an arsenal-repair at tip but otherwise is sound and looks quite decent. Rare. . . $250.   C&R   SOLD

ODD-LOTS of AMMO
All ammo is corrosive and boxer-primed unless noted otherwise.  $30 minimum order on ammo, shipping NOT included
Please order by Lot #

(1)    .25 ACP Blazer 45gr. JHP with aluminum cases, new. . . $7.50
(2)    .25 ACP Blazer 50gr. TMJ with aluminum cases, new. . . $7.50

(3)    .303 British Greek boxer-primed non-corrosive ball with headstamp HXP.  200 loose rounds in USGI ammo-can, clean. . . $45.  SOLD
(4)    .303 British Remington "Kleanbore Express" 215gr. softpoint, partial box of 18 rounds. . . $9.
(5)    .303 British Mk.VII ball, headstamped 1942 MF (Australia).  Interarms box of 50 rounds. . . $12.

(6)    .30-06 M2 ball, headstamped WRA 57, NC. Boxer.  Partial box of 18 rounds. . . $5.  SOLD

(7)    7.62 NATO M80 ball mfg. by PMC (Korea), N/C, seven 20-round boxes, 140 rounds total, as-new. . . $18.  SOLD
(8)    7.62 NATO M852 MATCH mfg. by Lake City in 1991.  N/C, Boxer, two 20-round boxes (40 rounds total). . . $25.  SOLD
(9)    7.62 NATO M80 ball mfg. by CAVIM in 1991, N/C, Boxer.  Lot of 417 loose rounds in USGI ammo-can. . . $50.  SOLD

(10)    7.62x39 Chinese copper-washed steel, 9121/73 headstamp, partial tin of 520 rounds (25 whole bundles of 20 rounds plus one torn-open bundle).  Supposedly steel-core, but no guarantees. . . $60.
(11)    7.62x39 Chinese copper-washed steel, 20/69 headstamp, intact unopened tin of 480 rounds.  Supposedly steel-core, but no guarantees. . . $55

(12)    7.62x54R Chinese copper-washed steel cases, 23/66 headstamp, intact unopened tin of 440 rounds. . . $50.
(13)    7.62x54R Chinese copper-washed steel cases, 23/66 headstamp, intact unopened tin of 440 rounds (two available). . . $50.
(14)    7.62x54R Russian copper-washed steel cases, 86/83 headstamp, intact unopened tin of 440 rounds  (two available). . . $50.
(15)    7.62x54R Russian copper-washed steel cases, 7/83 headstamp, intact unopened tin of 440 rounds  (two available). . . $50.
(16)    7.62x54R Russian copper-washed steel cases, 339 loose rounds in USGI ammo-can, most have 60/86 headstamp. . . $35.  SOLD
(17)    7.62x54R Russian copper-washed steel cases, 39 loose rounds with -/87 headstamp. . . $5.
(18)    7.62x54R Russian lacquered steel cases, 83 loose 203gr. SOFTPOINT rounds dated 1998. . . $19.
(19)    7.62x54R Bulgarian brass cases, five 10-round bundles with 10/53 headstamp (50 rounds total). . . $8.
(20)    7.62x54R Bulgarian brass cases, ten 10-round bundles with 10/55 headstamp (100 rounds total). . . $16.  SOLD
(21)    7.62x54R Bulgarian brass cases, five 10-round bundles yellow-tipped (heavy) ball with 10/55 headstamp (50 rounds total). . . $10.  SOLD
(22)    7.62x54R Hungarian lacquered steel cases, 40 rounds silver-tip ball with 21/78 headstamp. . . $9
(23)    7.62x54R Hungarian lacquered steel cases, 60 rounds dark-projectile PRACTICE ammo with 21/86 headstamp. . . $10
(24)    7.62x54R Hungarian lacquered steel cases, 40 rounds SOFTPOINT ammo with 21/81 headstamp. . . $9  SOLD
(25)    7.62x54R Hungarian copper-washed steel cases, 40 rounds yellow-tip (heavy) ball with 21/51 headstamp. . . $12
(26)    7.62x54R Chinese brass cases, bundle of 15 rounds ball ON STRIPPERS. . . $6  SOLD

(27)    .32-40 Winchester 165gr. soft point, two 20-round boxes (one W-W and one WRA). . . $20  SOLD

(28)    .348 Winchester one tattered 20-round box REMINGTON "Kleanbore" 200gr. Mushroom Core-loct factory ammo. . . $15  SOLD

(29)    8x50R Lebel 20 loose rounds balle-N with CPF/3-48 headstamp. . . $15 SOLD

(30)    8x57 322 loose rounds PORTUGUESE FMJ (NC), the best 8mm milsurp ammo there is, in USGI ammo-can. . .  $100   SOLD
(31)    8x57 25 loose rounds milsurp, mostly EGYPTIAN 1957-dated ball with brass cases. . . $4
(32)    8x57 100 loose rounds Fabrique National (FN) ball, brass case and silver-colored bullet, dated 1949 (headstamp FN/49). . . $15