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HANDGUNS
BRITISH Webley Mark VI revolver #359608 (.45 ACP) mfg. in 1918. Near Excellent condition with some light-pitting at sharp edges, a mirror-bright bore and all-matching numbers. Both barrel and frame Australian-marked, with unit-marking 3 over 1601 on right-side of frame. Back of the cylinder shaved to accommodate the .45 ACP round if used with full-moon or half-moon clips (two full-moon clips provided), Chip in bottom of left grip, "45 CAL" engraved on right side of barrel. PHOTO . . $350. C&R SOLD
CZECH Model CZ-70 semiautomatic pistol #J67015 (.32 ACP) mfg. in 1971. Excellent condition with almost 100% original bluing, a mirror-bright bore and all-matching numbers. PHOTO . . $125. not C&R
SOVIET Model 1895 Nagant gas-seal revolver #5137 (7.62x38R) mfg. by Tula arsenal in 1927. Arsenal refurbished to as-new condition will pristine bore, all-matching numbers, and bakelite grips. Marked C.C.C.P. on left side. PHOTO . . $125. C&R
SWEDISH Model 1907 Browning semiautomatic pistol (.380 ACP) #72538 mfg. in late 1930's by Husqvarna. All-matching numbers, excellent condition with very slight holster-wear on slide, has an apparently perfect bore and extremely smooth functioning. Rechambered from the original 9mm Browning Long caliber by Interarms when Imported in the early 1960's, includes two original magazines (which do not feed the .380 round too well) and two modified Makarov magazines that my clever gunsmith fabricated (which feed the .380 rounds perfectly, but must have the hold-open lever removed in order to work). Also includes original pebbled leather holster. Only clue to being imported is CAL .380 stamp on left side of slide. . . $325. C&R
RIFLES
BELGIAN Model 24/50 Mauser bolt-action carbine #470 (.30-06) mfg. by Fabrique National in 1951. Very Good condition, with 80% original factory enamel external-finish. Short 18" barrel, the bore virtually mirror-perfect, Crowned-L (for King Leopold) with ABL and date 1951 atop receiver, matching bolt and buttstock. Retains cleaning-rod, with milled magazine-follower and corrugated buttplate. Wood has original finish with some of the expected handling-marks. Not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $275. not C&R
BRAZIL Model 1908 Mauser bolt-action infantry rifle #7221Kk (7x57) mfg. by DWM, Berlin in c. 1913. Excellent, with almost 98% original bluing (receiver in the white as is proper for these). Bore is excellent and mirror-like, Brazilian crest is extremely bold and beautiful. All-matching numbers, complete with cleaning-rod. Absolutely gorgeous light walnut stock with an extremely vivid fiddleback figure, lightly sanded and refinished with BLO in the recent past (Star of David cartouche on the right side still very clear). PHOTOS . . . $375. C&R SOLD
BRAZIL Model 1908 Mauser bolt-action infantry rifle #6262Pp (7x57) mfg. by DWM, Oberndorf (aka Mauser) in 1914. Very Good, with almost 90% original bluing (receiver in the white as is proper for these, bluing on magazine-floorplate and triggerguard weak from carry). Bore is strong and very bright, Brazilian crest is quite bold, some light pitting at the wood-line. Bolt is mismatched but is proper type for this rifle and headspaces properly, complete with cleaning-rod. Medium-brown walnut stock retains its original finish (intact cartouche on right side) but also shows every scrape, scratch and ding that it encountered during its long service. A good candidate for a refinishing project. These are unfailingly great shooters and the Oberndorf-produced 1908's are very seldom encountered. PHOTOS . . . $225. C&R SOLD
BRAZIL Model 1908/34 Mauser bolt-action cavalry carbine #1875B (7x57) mfg. by Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka A.S., Brno (CZ) in c. 1934. Near Excellent, with thinning full-coverage bluing. Bore is excellent and mirror-like, Brazilian crest is extremely bold and beautiful. Turned-down bolt mismatched, but is of proper type and headspaces properly complete with cleaning-rod and original sling. Stock and handguard are of very dark walnut with subtle fiddleback figure, both look to have been refinished in the distant past with BLO. This is a very rarely encountered contract, not listed in either edition of Ball. PHOTOS . . . $325. C&R SOLD
BRITISH Model No.4 Mk.1* Lee-Enfield bolt-action rifle #61L0505 (.303 British) mfg. by Long Branch in 1944. Excellent, a rearsenaled rifle with 100% painted finish, bolt, stock & magazine all matching. Gorgeous mirror-like 2-groove bore, 0-marked bolt-head and really nice birch stock and handguards with almost zero handling-marks. Rear-sight is of the CMk3 stamped ladder micrometer peep type. Extremely attractive, with upside-down 5-pointed star containing M (Indonesia?) stamped atop chamber. PHOTO . . . $250. C&R ON HOLD
BRITISH Model No.5 Mk.1 "Jungle Carbine" Lee-Enfield bolt-action carbine #W581 (.303 British) mfg. by Fazakerly in May, 1946. Excellent, an original example with 98% blued finish, gorgeous mirror-bore and all-matching numbers. 0-marked bolt-head and really nice birch stock with lovely figure and original finish. Features the metal nose-cap (to correct the "wandering zero" problem these had when the barrels got hot). PHOTO . . . $375. C&R SOLD
DANISH Model 89 Krag bolt-action rifle #26103 (8x58R) mfg. by Kopenhaven in 1893. Very Good overall, external metal turned browned. All-matching numbers, bore is slightly dark but very strong, front-band in two pieces but all parts intact. Nice stock with only a few handling-marks, a completely functional example. Austrian 8x56R can be fired from this rifle without worry just in case the correct ammo cannot be found. PHOTO . . . $350. antique, no FF required SOLD
EGYPT Model "Hakim" semiautomatic rifle #27585 (8x57) mfg. by Maadi in 1965. Excellent, 95% original bluing with a really bright and sharp bore. Wood has original finish and the usual bumps, scrapes and scratches one would expect. PHOTO . . . $350. C&R SOLD
EGYPT Model "Hakim" semiautomatic rifle #50710 (8x57) mfg. by Maadi in 1969. Excellent-plus, 98+% original bluing with a virtually-perfect mirror bore. Wood is really spectacular "flashy" beech that has been very nicely refinished with BLO and is virtually ding-free. Magazine-lock spring missing but latch still holds the magazine tightly and is functional as intended. PHOTO . . . $450. C&R SOLD
FINN Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle #43617 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Tikka in 1943, receiver mfg. at Tula in 1905. Very Good, with 80% or better bluing, very bold markings with Czarist eagle on receiver, Finnish property-mark SA in square on left side of barrel-shank. Matching bolt, no other parts numbered, bore is very strong and mirror-bright. Finn two-piece (mortised) stock and handguard matching in color with some digs, gouges and dings (mostly near the buttplate). Includes cleaning-rod and unusual maroon-leather two-piece sling that I'm not familiar with (looks Romanian) attached to hanging-wire sling-swivels. PHOTO . . . $150. C&R ON HOLD
FINN Model 28 Mosin-Nagant rifle #16236 (7.62x54R) SY-marked barrel mfg. by Tikka and receiver made by Tula in 1905. Matching-bolt, about 70% thinning blue, bore is very bright and quite exceptional for these, and cleaning-rod is present. Civil-Guard number S106886 on right side of barrel-shank just above wood-line. Stock is one-piece modified Russian buttstock that has a rectangular arsenal-repair on the right side and was recently been stripped and sanded with several coats of BLO over the unstained wood. Certainly to be an excellent shooter, and Finn rifles with their Civil-guard numbers intact are not that common, anyway. PHOTO . . . $275. C&R SOLD
GERMAN POSTAL SERVICE Model 98k Mauser bolt-action carbine #62365 (8x57) mfg. by Mauser in 1933. A true museum-piece in 95+% condition, with all-matching numbers, Mauser-banner and commercial-proofs on receiver. Bore is mirror-bright, includes cleaning-rod and original sling. Evidently has been through a rebuild-program in the late-1930's, with the cocking-piece possibly replaced (SU52 spread-eagle WaffenAmpt stamped on both lugs of disassembly-disk). Stock and handguard are excellent, with D.R.P. 602365 circular cartouche on left side. Has repaired duffel-bag cut under rear barrel-band from capture during WWII. Very rarely offered, not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $875. C&R ON HOLD
GERMAN Model Gewher 88/14 bolt-action rifle #356o (8x57) mfg. by Loewe in 1890. A much better than usually-encountered example in Very Good Plus condition with full bluing (though some of it has browned over the years), a few dents and dings in the barrel-jacket (as usual). This rifle is totally mismatched (like all other 88/14's I have seen) but it has no signs of having been "Turked". Chamber stamped with S, with the bore surprisingly mirror-bright and very strong. Bolt will almost (but not quite) close on a field gauge (but this type of rifle isn't really a "shooter" anyway). There are no less than THREE Regimental markings on this rifle: 22.R.8.190 appears on the left receiver-rail, 30.R.9.240 is stamped on the left side of the front-band, and 78.R.R.3.208 is stamped on the right side of the rear barrel-band. Wood has been sanded, but Imperial cartouches are still faintly visible. Includes cleaning-rod, not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $175. C&R SOLD
ITALIAN Model 38 Mannlicher-Carcano Short Rifle #AC5708 (6.5x52) mfg. by Terni in late 1940 (year XXIII of the reign of Mussolini). Very Good condition with full-coverage of very thin and weak bluing, bolt not numbered (as usual) but stock matching, fixed rear-sight. Bore is strong and somewhat bright, buttstock and handguard have been sanded and refinished with lots of BLO without staining the wood first. Not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $200. C&R
JAPANESE Type 99 Arisaka bolt-action rifle, Series 6 #53345 (7.7x58) mfg. by Nagoya in c.1942. Excellent condition with better than 98% bluing, non-matching cylindrical bolt (#614) and firing-pin (#469), intact mum, includes cleaning rod. Bore is perfect and mirror-like, buttstock and handguard has original finish, wood has a couple gashes and minor handling-marks. Not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $200. C&R SOLD
PERU Model 1935 Mauser bolt-action short-rifle #21246 (7.65x53) mfg. by Fabrique Nationale in 1936. Very Good Plus, with almost 95% bluing (except on barrel-bands). Bore is excellent and mirror-like, Peruvian crest is not very bold but clear. All-matching numbers, bolt is bent, the knob of which is flattened and checkered on the bottom, no cleaning-rod. Nice-looking walnut stock and handguard that has been refinished in the recent past with BLO and has experienced only a bump or two since. These scarce rifles have the unusual "backwards" safety (left for safe, right to fire). PHOTOS . . . $275. C&R SOLD
RUSSIAN Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle #223637 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Remington Armory in 1917. Very Good Plus, with 90% or better bluing, very bold markings with both Czarist eagles, Finnish property-mark SA in square on left side of barrel-shank. Bolt and magazine-floorplate numbers ground-off (both mfg. at Sestroryetsk), buttplate mismatched. Bore is very strong and mirror-bright. Stock is quite sound but roughly refinished by the Finns, no handguard (early bands). Includes cleaning-rod and green-leather Finn sling and dog-collars, A handsome specimen. PHOTO . . . $175. C&R SOLD
RUSSIAN Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle #KM353 (7.62x54R), mfg. at Tula in 1942, an ex-sniper rifle with high-wall receiver and CH stamped atop receiver. Arsenal refurbished to as-new condition with 100% bluing on metal and reddish shellac on wood, a few scrapes in finish, arsenal-patches on both sides of buttstock by rear-sight. All-matching stamped numbers (last three numbers only on bolt, magazine-floorplate and buttplate), bore is very strong and bright but not quite perfect, includes cleaning-rod. Remnants of bolts for scope-mount can be seen only from inside of receiver. PHOTO . . . $225. C&R
RUSSIAN Model 44 Mosin-Nagant bolt-action carbine #SCHM1213 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Tula in 1944. Near excellent, with 90% or better bluing (weak on barrel-shank and receiver). Mismatched (Izhevsk) bolt, all other numbers matching. Perfect mirror-bore, bolt-face looks unfired as well. Stock has scrapes and digs from careless storage. Includes cleaning-rod and type 1 attached spike-bayonet. Tula M-44 carbines are quite rare, this example being the first one we have ever owned or had in-hand. PHOTO . . . $150. C&R
RUSSIAN Model 44 Mosin-Nagant bolt-action carbine #NG7817 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Izhevsk in 1945, hex-receiver mfg. at Izhevsk in 1922. Unissued, in arsenal as-new condition with 100% gorgeous bluing. Matching bolt and buttplate (last four digits), magazine-floorplate mismatched. Bore is mirror-perfect, bolt-face looks unfired as well. Stock and handguard matching in color with light digs and handling-marks from transportation and storage (but not use). Includes cleaning-rod and type 1 attached spike-bayonet. Built during the last weeks of WWII when even obsolete parts (like hex-receivers) were used. Very scarce! . PHOTO . . . $195. C&R
RUSSIAN Model SVT-40 Tokarev semiautomatic rifle #GR1157 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Izhevsk in 1941 with grooved-receiver for scope-mount and early 12-ported muzzle-break. One of the arsenal-rebuilt rifles imported in 1992 in Excellent Plus condition with 100% gorgeous bluing and mirror-perfect bore. Stock has a couple scrapes in finish from stacking during transport and storage, else as-new and absolutely gorgeous . PHOTO . . . $450. C&R SOLD
SWEDISH Model 96B Mauser bolt-action rifle #403287 (6.5x55) mfg. by CARL GUSTAF in 1917. Excellent, with 96% bluing and all-matching numbers except rear-sight and cleaning-rod. Excellent bore with bore-disk stamped 6.50/1. Dark red Walnut stock and handguard with really nice grain and the usual handling-marks and scratches from use. Includes correct sling and metal screw-on muzzle-cap. A very pretty rifle. PHOTO . . . $250. C&R SOLD
SWEDISH Model 38B Mauser bolt-action short-rifle with factory bent-bolt #381316 (6.5x55) mfg. by CARL GUSTAF in 1916. Near Excellent, with 95% bluing and all-matching numbers (bolt knob has been arsenal-renumbered, and several bolt-parts were arsenal electopenciled to match). Gorgeous mirror-bore with bore-disk stamped 6.51/1, has dial-type rear-sight insert. Beech stock and handguard has numerous scrapes and handling-marks but is otherwise sound and has not been refinished, includes correct sling and metal screw-on muzzle-cap. PHOTO . . . $275. C&R SOLD
SWEDISH Model AG42B Ljungmann semiautomatic rifle #18490 (6.5x55) mfg. by CARL GUSTAF in 1943. Very Good Plus, with 90+% bluing. Very strong and bright bore with bore-disk stamped 6.50/3. Nive beech stock and handguard with "flashy" grain and only a few of the expected handling-marks. PHOTO . . . $525. C&R
SWISS Model 1893 Mannlicher straight-pull cavalry carbine #5007 (7.5x55 m89) mfg. by Steyr in 1893-5. Excellent, a real museum-piece with 99% bluing and all-matching numbers except detachable magazine. Excellent mirror-bore with gorgeous tiger-striped walnut stock (which has been lightly sanded and refinished long ago). This is not a Schmidt-Rubin design, but essentially the same action as the 1895 Steyr carbines and rifle later used by Austria (but this one has a detachable 6-round magazine). Extremely rare, only 4750 ever produced and the first one we have ever personally handled. Not for use with modern 7.5x55 ammunition. Not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $800. Antique, no FFL required
SWISS Model K-31 Schmidt-Rubin straight-pull short rifle (7.5x55) mfg. by SIG in 1933-1950. Excellent, at least 95% bluing with mirror-bore and all-matching numbers. These include sling, quick-detach clip, muzzle-cover and original German-language manual. Wood has some handling-marks from bulk-transportation and storage, but is otherwise sound. These are fantastically accurate rifles with great triggers and now there is ammo available for them as well. PHOTO . . . $250. C&R
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