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HANDGUNS
AUSTRIAN Model 1912 Steyr-Hahn semiautomatic pistol # 1195q (9x20SR, aka 9mm Steyr) mfg. by Steyr in 1916. Excellent condition with 95% military-blue finish and a near-perfect bore, All-matching numbers, somewhat worn checkered walnut grips, with several Steyr stripper-clips. Not import-marked, a really nice example. PHOTOS . . . $625. C&R
BRITISH Mark IV break-open revolver # 122645 (.38 S&W) mfg. by Webley & Scott in 1944 with 2" barrel. Excellent condition, with most bluing intact, very "tight" action (when trigger is pulled) and a strong and brilliant bore. All-matching numbers, WAR FINISH stamped on left side of frame. Has the usual Webley-logo black-plastic grips with lanyard-ring. Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $200. C&R SOLD
BRITISH Mark IV break-open revolver # B57297 (.38 S&W) mfg. by Webley & Scott in 1952 with 4" barrel. Excellent condition, with most bluing intact, very "tight" action (when trigger is pulled) and a strong and brilliant bore. Israeli-contract, with all-matching numbers, Star of David stamped on left side of frame, extra screw on sight side is hammer-drop safety (required for import). Has the usual Webley-logo black-plastic grips with lanyard-ring. PHOTOS . . . $225. C&R SOLD
GERMAN
Model 1896 "Bolo Broomhandle" Mauser semiautomatic pistol # 668446
(7.63 Mauser) mfg. at
Waffenfabrik Mauser in
c.1930.
Good to Very Good condition with 80% original bluing (most turned brown), some porosity on
external metal but nothing serious with the usual shot-out bore having little or
no remaining rifling. All-matching numbers (externally, anyway... internal
parts may or may not match), grooved Walnut grips
with much wear, missing lanyard-ring. Totally functional, an ideal candidate for a re-sleeving
and refinishing job. PHOTO . .
. $425. C&R
SOLD
Note. . . we have several similar
other examples (# 676423
& 705974)
available at the same price.
SPANISH Model JO. LO. AR semiautomatic pistol # 5099 (9mm Largo), mfg. in Eibar in 1928. Excellent condition (these are usually found shot-out & very worn externally), beautifully refinished with full bluing with a really nice, excellent bore (several parts such as hammer, trigger, cocking-lever and extractor-spring "in the white"). This unique pistol-design has several groundbreaking features, including a tip-up barrel for loading the chamber, and an awkward-looking but effective swinging-bar attached to the right side of the slide to allow one to cock the pistol one-handed. Bakelite logo-grips with finger-grooves and an eight-shot magazine. Not import-marked, scarce, and simply never seen in this type of condition (usually every one encountered has been "rode really hard and put away wet"). Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $750. C&R
RIFLES
BRITISH R.I.C. (Royal Irish Constabulary) Enfield bolt-action carbine # 6603 (.303 British) mfg. by Enfield in 1898. Close to Excellent condition, with 90% original factory bluing (a small part of it turning brown) and all-matching numbers. One of the finest examples we have ever encountered. Bore is mirror-bright and almost like-new. Buttstock is streaked reddish walnut with original (unsanded) finish and subtle tiger-striped butt, all cartouches bold, very few dings from handling. Just as nice as these ever come. Not import-marked PHOTO . . . $750. Antique, no FFL required SOLD
BRITISH Enfield No.4 (T) SNIPER bolt-action rifle # R33586 (.303 British) mfg. by BSA Shirley arsenal in 1944. . All-correct No.4 (T) sniper with No.32 Mk.III scope with decent optics. Overall Excellent-Plus condition, with full oil-black external finish and near-flawless streaked walnut stock (with added wooden cheek-piece), wood has serial # of rifle stamped on forend and S51 stamped behind grip indicating conversion to sniper by the noted firm Holland & Holland. Scope is # 28606 dated 1946 and has excellent-plus markings and finish, scope-number stamped on the top of butt. Rifle serial # stamped on scope-mounts is matching. Bore is exceptionally mirror-bright and strong (showing little if any actual use), 0-stamped bolt-head. Includes rectangular metal scope-can and as-issued Model 1907 leather sling in very good condition, with original wooden shipping crate (a little scuffed up and chipped externally) missing one of the stabilizer bars and painted kelly-green, leather handles rotted away entirely. Not import-marked. One of the very best No.4 (T) sniper rifle we have ever handled. PHOTOS . . . $2950. C&R SOLD
BRITISH Enfield No.4 (T) SNIPER bolt-action rifle # B39868 (.303 British) mfg. by BSA Shirley arsenal in 1944. . A refurbished No.4 (T) sniper with No.32 Mk.III scope with decent 1944-dated optics. Overall Excellent condition, with full stoving and some handling-marks on the wood and added wooden cheek-piece. This is marked FR (factory refurbishment) and appears to have been heavily reworked after the war. Stock has non-matching (Long Branch) forend, Long-sized butt does not have serial # stamped on the top of wood. Serial # stamped on correct Holland & Holland manufactured scope-mount is close in number but do NOT match and lacks any finish at all. Scope is # 17289 dated 1944 and has Very Good markings and optics but little external finish (shade-tube and adjustment knobs are shiny brass). Bore is exceptionally mirror-bright and strong (showing little if any actual use), 0-stamped bolt-head, matching bolt and magazine. Includes metal scope-case, worn leather lens-caps, slightly weathered Model 1907 leather sling. Wooden shipping crate is a recent repro (costing $250 if purchased online today) with a few minor cracks in the wood. Not import-marked. A decent reworked example of a WWII-issued Enfield sniper. PHOTOS . . . $1950. C&R
BRAZILIAN Model 1908 Mauser bolt-action infantry rifle # 816o (7x57) mfg. by DWM in 1912. Excellent PLUS condition, with 99% original bluing (receiver in the white as is proper for these). Bore is excellent and mirror-bright, Brazilian crest above chamber is bold and attractive. All-matching numbers, missing cleaning-rod. Near-perfect tigerstripe walnut stock with very vivid figure having very bold Star of David cartouche, only one or two minor dings from storage but virtually none from actual use. A gorgeous example, possibly UNIMPROVABLE (not import-marked). Includes new-looking green-leather Argentinean sling with quick-detach rear-swivel. PHOTOS . . . $625. C&R SOLD
CZECH Model VZ-52/57 semiautomatic rifle # AZ37951 (7.62x39) mfg. by CZ (code she) in 1957. Excellent-plus, nearly UNISSUED condition, with 100% light-gray parkerized finish and bluish-gray enamel finish on handguard, bolt and bolt-cover. Perfect mirror-bore, really lovely golden-hued wood stock stamped with matching numbers and has virtually none of the usual dings from handling. Includes seldom-seen front sight-hood (which also locks the nut at the muzzle) and correct Czech-marked sling in new-ish condition. A really gorgeous example, quite rarely encountered and heavily in-demand (especially in this condition), not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $575. C&R SOLD
FINN Model 28 Mosin-Nagant infantry rifle # 5372 (7.62x54R), undated, barrel mfg. in 1927 by SIG on a 1900 dated Tula receiver. Near Excellent condition with 95% bluing, non-matching bolt, left side flat of receiver stamped S67599. Finn two-piece stock with a few dings and digs, rectangular cartouche on right side containing AV3 12825. PHOTOS . . . $275. C&R SOLD
FINN Model 28/30 Mosin-Nagant Civil Guard rifle # 35384 (7.62x54R), undated but mfg. in 1932 on a 1915 dated Tula receiver. Near Excellent condition with 90% bluing, matching bolt, really nice mirror-bore, struck-through Civil-guard number S57139 on right side of barrel-shank. Finn two-piece stock, butt portion of American black-walnut, forestock light-colored birch. Stock has been refinished and coated with glossy tung-oil, thin lengthwise crack in handguard. PHOTOS . . . $275. C&R SOLD
FINN Model 28/30 Mosin-Nagant Civil Guard rifle # 51666 (7.62x54R), mfg. in 1938 with SK.Y.-marked SAKO barrel, receiver mfg. in 1895 at Tula. Very Good condition with 80% bluing, matching bolt, really nice mirror-bore. Finn one-piece buttstock has a few dings and other handling-marks, rear barrel-band missing screw. PHOTOS . . . $325. Antique, no FFL required SOLD
FINN Model 39 Mosin-Nagant infantry rifle # 75177 (7.62x54R), mfg. by VKT in 1944 on an 1896-dated Tula receiver. Excellent-PLUS, UNISSUED condition with 100% bluing, matching bolt-knob, and a mirror-perfect bore. Near-perfect transitional buttstock (sharply-pointed finger-joints) with a few very minor scuffs and scratches from handling and storage. Trigger is one of the best I have ever experienced. Includes cleaning-rod. PHOTOS . . . $325. Antique, no FFL required SOLD
GERMAN Model 98k Mauser bolt-action rifle # 2762m (8mm), a Steyr-Daimler-Puch conversion from a 1916-dated Amberg Gewehr 98 rifle with bnz stamped at top of receiver-ring. A Russian-capture in excellent condition with 100% bluing and a near-perfect bore. No matching numbers (all parts electropenciled to match, receiver has small dot-matrix type of serial # stamped on left side in its proper place by importer). Laminated stock with flat buttplate is inlet for zf41 scope-mount, wood is in excellent-plus condition with a few very minor dings. No cleaning-rod, sight-hood or locking-screws. PHOTO . . . $475. C&R
GERMAN Model 33/40 Mauser bolt-action "mountain carbine" REPLICA #217575 (8mm). In the mid-1950's and early 1960's many original 33/40 carbines were dismantled for their small-ring receivers (which were used to build light custom rifles in various calibers, .308 Win. being most popular). The excess parts were usually discarded but rarely they were kept. This carbine is built from such a 33/40 parts-set upon a Turkish mauser (large-ring) receiver (which has most of the original markings removed and 33/40 style markings added). All parts except for the receiver are from a genuine 33/40 carbine (the bolt being from Russian-reworked 98k that we sold last year that had a 33/40 bolt in it). Superficially it has the appearance of a genuine mountain carbine and would be suitable for re-enacting purposes. It is also an extremely accurate shooter with an excellent bore. Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $350. C&R SOLD
INDONESIAN Model 1895 Mannlicher bolt-action infantry rifle # 4-003610 (.303 British) mfg. by Hembrug arsenal early in the 20th Century as a Dutch long-rifle in 6.5x53R, reconfigured in 1954 to chamber .303 British cartridges in what used to be the Dutch East Indies. Excellent condition with 98% bluing having all-matching numbers and a minty mirror-bore, Indonesian 5-pointed star having been ground-off (as usual) from both left side of receiver and top of barrel-shank. Buttstock has arsenal-patch at heel but is otherwise quite nice though the wood has been recently refinished and has a Jungle-carbine type of Rubber buttplate. Rear-sight is unusual with an express-sight arrangement (calibrated for 200 and 600 meters). The long-rifles of this series are quite scarce, the carbines (with attached muzzle-breaks) quite common. PHOTOS . . . $425. C&R SOLD
MEXICAN Model 1936 Mauser bolt-action rifle # 34468P (7x57), mfg. by Fabrica Nacionale de Armas in 1940. Near Excellent condition, with 90% bluing (beginning to turn brown). Mismatched but correct bolt (as usual for these). This model Mauser is unique in that, although a small-ring Mauser action, it has many characteristics of the U.S. Model 1903 Springfield rifle (cocking-piece, stacking-swivel, front-sight and barrel-bands being identical) and the buttstock wood swells just ahead of the magazine. This was also the last military arm in the World chambered in 7mm. All were apparently refurbished by the Mexican government, with stock-splices and mismatched bolts being a usual occurrence. Bore on this rifle is very bright with extremely strong rifling, ornate Mexican 1940-dated crest above chamber. Stock and handguard manufactured of local wood with several splices and few handling-marks, stacking-swivel broken off (never seen one that wasn't), brass unit-disk at bottom of stock missing (but tack-holes still extant). Not import-marked, one of the few Mauser military rifles considered scarce to rare. PHOTOS . . . $425. C&R SOLD
PERUVIAN Model 1909 Mauser bolt-action rifle # 22551 (7.65x53) mfg. by Mauser in c. 1914. VERY GOOD or better, with 80% original bluing (receiver in the white as is proper for these). Bore is nearly mirror-perfect, Peruvian crest is extremely bold and beautiful. All-matching numbers except for bolt (as usual, bolt-body is #185, small parts of bolt #56). Gorgeous reddish-walnut stock that has never been sanded with intact MAUSER cartouche on right side, a couple scrapes on right side from contact with adjacent rifles during normal storage & handling through the years, FRV in box scratched on left side, repaired thin crack at wrist. Not import-marked, rare. PHOTOS . . . $450. C&R
RUSSIAN Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant infantry rifle # 60921 (7.62x54R), mfg. by Izhevsk in 1900. Excellent PLUS condition with 98% bluing, extremely strong markings (with both Czarist eagles intact) and force-matched bolt. A Finnish rework, Finn property-marked (with [SA] stamped on barrel-shank) and has Civil Guard marking S70630 stamped on top receiver-flat. Bore is quite bright and extremely strong, counterbored at muzzle. Finn 2-piece stock is virtually as-new, with some dings on right side (just behind bolt) from contact with adjacent rifles. Includes cleaning-rod and Finnish sling-swivels. Not bad for a 104 year-old rifle. PHOTOS . . . $275. C&R SOLD
SWEDISH Model 96B Mauser bolt-action rifle # 45537 (6.5x55), mfg. by Waffenfabrik Mauser in 1900. Excellent condition, with 95% or more intact bluing. Has a sharp bright bore (bore-disc indicating 6.49/1). All-matching numbers except for rear-sight and cleaning-rod, rear of receiver drilled & tapped for target sights. Walnut stock & handguard has subtle tigerstripe figure and original finish, with a few handling-marks and compressions but is sound. PHOTOS . . . $250. C&R
SWEDISH Model 38 Mauser bolt-action short-rifle # 629119 (6.5x55), mfg. by Husqvarna in 1942 with bent-bolt. Excellent PLUS condition, with 100% full-bluing throughout. Has a very sharp mirror-bright bore (bore-disc indicating 6.51/3). All-matching numbers, Beech stock & handguard has original finish, with some of the expected handling-marks. PHOTOS . . . $425. C&R SOLD
SWISS Model K-31 Schmidt-Rubin rifle # 925123 (7.5x55mm) mfg. by Waffenfabrik Bern in 1949. Near Excellent condition with almost full (90%) original bluing and a near-perfect mirror-bore. All-matching numbers, Beech stock and handguard appears to have original finish with some of the expected handling-marks. Includes muzzle-cap. PHOTO . . . $150. C&R SOLD
U.S.A. Model of 1903-A3 Springfield bolt-action rifle # 4080150 (.30-06) mfg. by Remington in September 1943. Excellent condition with all R-marked parts and 95% Green Parkerizing on all metal parts (bolt and safety are blued). A gorgeous rifle with perfect 2-groove mirror bore and lovely walnut stock having very few minor dings (thin lengthwise crack on front handguard) and original unsanded finish. Includes correct web-sling, not import-marked. PHOTO . . . $575. C&R SOLD
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