Sako, Finland, 1944 |
Finnish Mosin Nagant M39 Rifle |
7.62x54r |
Sako manufactured barrel w/shiny bore, strong rifling. Sako mark on barrel shank and on buttstock. Metal parts retain 25% thinning blue. Rounded finger-jointed Finnish made 2-piece stock is in very good to excellent condition, no cracks. Finn-matched serial numbers. Early "S22043" Finn marked bolt. Tula made 1905 "hex" receiver. Cleaning rod included. 243023 See PICTURES |
$318 |
VKT, Finland, 1941 |
Finnish Mosin Nagant M39 Rifle |
7.62x54r |
VKT barrel w/mirror bright bore and sharp rifling. Metal parts retain 50% thinning blue. Rounded finger-jointed 3-piece stock in good+ condition. Crack in handguard and in the forestock. All serial numbers match. Tula made 1910 "hex" receiver. 37333 See PICTURES |
$275 |
Tikka, Finland, 1944 |
Finnish Mosin Nagant M91/30 Rifle |
7.62x54r |
Tikka made barrel w/mirror bright bore with good rifling, 90% blue, Rounded finger-jointed 2-piece stock in good to very good condition, with the usual bumps and bruises, but no cracks. Non-matching serial numbers. Ishevsk made 1904 dated "hex" receiver, with Imperial Russian Eagle Crest intact. 2-piece Finnish style front sight. Rare rifle. 67371 See PICTURES |
$318 |
FEG Budapest, Hungary, 1953 |
Hungarian Mosin Nagant 48.M carbine |
7.62x54r |
Strong bright bore, slightly dark in the grooves. 40% thinning blue. Well used stock, small crack at the left side of the receiver. Cracked handguard. Non-matching serial numbers. Hungarian made 1953 dated "round" receiver, with the Hungarian Rakosi Crest. The name "Edda" is carved into the buttstock left side. BE1417 See PICTURES |
$97 |
Carl Gustafs Stads Gevarsfaktori, Sweden, 1901 |
M1896B Swedish Mauser rifle |
6.5x55mm Swedish |
99% strong bluing. Sharp, mirror bright bore with good rifling. Matching serials on the bolt, but smaller parts do not match. Wood very good to excellent w/ small dings, no cracks. Brass Bore Tag: 6.50mm 3. High quality Swedish manufacture, an early 1901 manufacture. A really nice 108-year old rifle in its original configuration. Cleaning rod included. Optional blank firing adapter and front sight protector $19 extra. 94597 See PICTURES |
$364 |
Fabrica Nacional De Armas, Mexico, 1931 |
M1910 Mexican Mauser rifle |
7x57mm Mauser |
A rare unusual Mauser version, it is a cross between the standard M95 and M98 versions. Very few survived. This rifle has about 80% bluing, turned brown. Dark bore with good rifling. Serial numbers do not match. Wood is good to very good, with wood loss behind the tang and in front of the trigger guard. Handguard is cracked behind the rear sight. Hard to find in any condition. 2450 See PICTURES |
$345 |
DWM, Berlin, Germany, cca.1904 |
M1904/39 Portugese Verqueiro Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
All serial numbers match. The receiver is marked 'Espingarda Portugueza'. Remaining of a thin black paint over the 90% brownish blue. Mirror shiny bore with strong rifling. Wood in very good condition with very few small dings, no cracks, nice woodgrain. Has a hefty front sight protector. Features a rare hinged floor plate. 8705 See PICTURES |
$325 |
La Coruna, Spain, 1958 |
M1943 Spanish Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
An M98-type short rifle. The receiver is marked 'Fabrica de Armas Oviedo' and with the Royal Crest of Spain. 90% brownish blueing. Minor pitting at a few places. Shiny bore with strong rifling. Wood is in refinished excellent condition with very few small dings, no cracks, nice woodgrain. Bolt's serial # does not match. Comes with a cleaning rod and a Spanish bayonet adapter. A really nice looking rifle. 2R-1551 See PICTURES |
$290 |
FN, Herstal, Belgium, cca.1924 |
M1924/50 Colombian Mauser short rifle |
.30-06 U.S. |
98% blueing. Two minor pitted areas on the receiver. The receiver is marked "Fab. Nat. D'Armes De Guerre, Herstal Belgique". Shiny bore with good rifling, slightly dark in the grooves. Serial numbers do not match. Beautiful stock in excellent condition. Tiny crack behind the tang and in the handguard by the receiver, a small arsenal repair in the handguard by the band. Chambered for the powerful U.S. .30-06. 30481 See PICTURES |
$325 |
FN, Herstal, Belgium, cca.1930 |
M1930 Greek Mauser short rifle |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Receiver legend: "Fab. Nat. D'Armes De Guerre, Herstal Belgique". 75% brownish blueing, no rust. Strong, sharp rifling, dark grooves. Serial numbers match or unnumbered, except safety does not match. Large sharp Greek crest on the receiver. Stock is in very good condition, small bruises, no cracks. Greek used World War 2 weapon. D4255 See PICTURES |
$290 |
Brno, Czechoslovakia, 1923 |
M1898/22 Czechoslovak Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Receiver legend: "Cs.S.T. Zbrojovka Brno" (only used in 1922-23). Marked "E (lion) 23". 60% blueing left, turning brown. Minor pitting at the woodline. Strong, sharp rifling, dark grooves. Smooth action. Serials does not match. Stock is in excellent condition, with a few dings, no cracks. Arsenal repaired crack in the handguard. 3731 See PICTURES |
$255 |
Brno, Czechoslovakia, cca. 1930 |
VZ24 Romanian Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Receiver legend: "Zbrojovka, A.S. Brno VZ.24". About 40% thinning blueing left, no rust. Strong, sharp rifling, dark grooves, the muzzle is worn. Smooth action. Bolt serial does not match, but stock does. Stock is in well used, good condition, solid, no cracks. Handguard has a hairline crack. Partial crest of King Carol remains on the receiver. Romanian used World War 2 weapon. OR6790 See PICTURES |
$230 |
Kragujevac, Yugoslavia, cca.1930 |
M1924 Yugoslavian Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Receiver has a sharp crest of the "Kingdom of Yugoslavia" and marked in Cyryllic: "Model 1924", "Kralevina Jugoslavija" (= Kingdom of Yugoslavia) and "Vojnotek Zavod - Kragujevac" (= Military Factory, Kragujevac). The finish is 70% blue, thinning and turning brown. Sharp deep rifling with crud in the grooves. Serial numbers match, except bolt. Stock is in very good+ condition with few small dings. The forend has a small hole poked into the cleaning rod slot. Handguard is cracked behind the rear sight. Most parts are stamped with a "3", cyrillic 'Z' inspection mark. 252330 See PICTURES |
$262 |
Kragujevac, Yugoslavia, cca.1930 |
M1924/47 Yugoslavian Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Possibly originally made by FN, Herstal, Belgium for Yugoslavia. Receiver has a sharp crest of Tito's Communist Yugoslavia, "Preduzece 44" (Factory #44, Kragujevac). The finish is 50% grayish thinning blue, some parts have more blue, most likely rplacements. Sharp mirror bright bore. Serial numbers do not match. Stock is in very good+ condition with few small dings, with abrasions wear in the forend. Handguard has a small arsenal repair by the band. 6475 See PICTURES |
$252 |
DWM, Berlin, Germany, 1898 |
M1895/61 Chilean Mauser long rifle |
7.62x51 NATO .308 |
Strong Chilean crest on receiver. Sharp legend: "MAUSER CHILENO MODELO 1895" and "Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabricken, Berlin". The receiver bridge is marked "7.62 N" for 7.62 NATO. Chilean crest is also on the Butt. Very little blueing left. Nice shiny bore with strong rifling. Serial numbers do not match. Wood is in good condition, cracked/repaired at the buttplate. Arsenal converted from 7mm Mauser to 7.62mm NATO in 1961. Reportedly a very accurate shooter. Antique, no FFL needed to purchase. 2710 See PICTURES |
$295 Antique |
Waffenfabrik Steyr, Austria, 1912 |
M1912/61 Chilean Mauser short rifle |
7.62x51 NATO .308 |
Made in Austria with the Chilean crest on the receiver. Legend: "Waffenfabrik Steyr, Austria" and "Modelo 1912". This is a rare 43.5" short rifle, not a more common 41" long carbine. 40% thinning blueing left. Mirror bright bore. Serial numbers do not match. Wood is in good condition, cracked behind the triggerguard. Arsenal converted from 7mm Mauser to 7.62mm NATO in 1961. Shallow grooves due to the conversion, and looks unfired since the conversion. One of the best qualty Mausers ever made. See PICTURES |
$299 |
Erfurt, Germany, cca.1915 |
Turkish Kar.98 Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA K-KALE' with Crescent Moon crest, 1945 Ankara Arsenal rebuilt. Blue 75%, Shiny bore with strong rifling, dark in the groves. Non-matching serial numbers, as usual with Turk Mausers. Wood excellent w/ very few bumps, no cracks. Nicely done arsenal repair at the butt, short crack in the forend. Woodgrain is very pretty. A good quality German made rifle in much better than average condition. An uncommon variation. Turkish converted German Kar.98 rifles have been marketed under various model numbers. The conversion included: new nosecap and bayonet lug to accept the standard Turkish bayonet, shortened handguard, German markings replaced by Turkish ones. 7937 See PICTURES |
$275 |
Oberndorf, Germany |
M1903 Turkish Mauser rifle |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA' with Crescent Moon Turkish crest. 1943 Ankara arsenal conversion from 7.65mm to 7.92 (8mm Mauser). Blue 70%, Shiny Bore with strong rifling. Matching number on receiver and rear sight parts. Bolt does not match, as usual with the Turk Mausers. Wood very good w/ a few bruises, some roughness at the butt. The stock has a nice woodgrain. Handguard cracked. A rare M1903 Mauser, with a unique elevated stripperclip loader in the receiver. Great German made rifle in much better than average condition. Comes with an old, well used leather sling. 40322 See PICTURES |
$194 |
Oberndorf(?), Germany |
M1938 Turkish Mauser rifle |
7.92x57mm Mauser |
Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA K-KALE' with Crescent Moon crest, 1943 Ankara arsenal rebuilt. Standard M98 large ring Mauser. Blue 75%, Shiny bore with strong rifling. Matching number on receiver and rear sight parts. Bolt does not match, as normal with Turk Mausers. Wood very good. A neatly done arsenal repair is visible on the left side. Chip missing from the handguard. Great German made rifle in much better than average condition. Should be a great shooter. 150044 See PICTURES |
$169 |
Pietro Beretta(?), Italy, cca. 1943 |
M1941 Mannlicher Carcano rifle |
6.5x52mm Carcano |
70% thinning blue, turning brownish. Good strong rifling with dark grooves. Matching serial numbers. Wood is excellent with beautiful wood grain, refinished. No cracks or repairs. It has a unique style rear sight. An Italian WWII rifle. RA1145 See PICTURES |
$275 |
St. Etienne, France, cca.1955 |
MAS Mle1936-51 Short Rifle |
7.5x54mm French |
Blue 99%, Mirror Bore, Excellent wood with a couple storage dings. All serial numbers match except forearm. Comes with the grenade launching attachment and flip-up sight. Internally stored Spike Bayonet is included. G11174. See PICTURES |
$344 |
Bern, Switzerland, 1914 |
Schmidt Rubin M1911 Rifle |
7.5x55 Swiss |
90-95% strong blue, Perfect mirror bore. All visible serial numbers match, including the magazine. Excellent overall condition. Very nice stock with no cracks, no handling marks. Stock has decorative tiny brass pin inlays on both sides. Straight pull bolt action rifle. Removable 5-round magazine. Excellent workmanship, very accurate rifle. A rare find in superb condition. 370123 See PICTURES |
$380 |
Bern, Switzerland, 1949 |
Schmidt Rubin K31 Rifle |
7.5x55 Swiss |
Straight pull bolt action rifle used by the Swiss Army. Soldier's name and address on a tag under the buttplate. Removable 5-round magazine. Stock is dated "XII 1949" under the buttplate. 90-95% strong blue. Mirror bright bore. All serial numbers match, except the magazine. Near excellent overall condition. Very nice stock with no cracks, several dings. Excellent workmanship, very accurate rifle. 944507 See PICTURES |
$299 |
Budapest, Hungary, 1916 |
Mannlicher M95/31 Stutzen Carbine |
8x56R |
Blue perfect 100%, Bore very good, strong rifling, not shiny in the grooves. Wood very good with normal dings, crack behind the tang, neat arsenal butt repair. Matching receiver, barrel and bolt. Straight pull Mannlicher bolt action. Hungarian proofmarks on the barrel shank: Bp. for Budapest, St. Stephen's Crown and Shield Crest and a 1916 acceptance date. S-marked for 8x56R ammunition. 4599R. See PICTURES |
$149 |
P Stevens, Maastricht, Netherlands, 1875 |
Dutch Beaumont-Vitali M1871/88 Rifle |
11x51R |
A very early magazine rifle. Originally a single shot bolt action rifle, updated with a 3-round Vitali magazine in 1888. Metal surface is brown patina. Bolt with fine surface pitting. Bore is dark with strong sharp rifling. Stock was sporterized, duffle-cut under the band. Remaining wood is good with normal dings, cracked in front of the magazine, a small crack by the buttplate. Two stock markings, one with the large W for Queen Wilhelmina(?). The action needs some repair. The receiver sits higher than normal and the bolt, which is sticky, does not engage. A great rare project gun. Antique, no license needed to purchase. 2732 See PICTURES |
$128 Antique |
Soc. Ind. Suisse, (SIG), Switzerland, 1874 |
Swiss Vetterli M1871 Rifle |
10.35x38 |
A tube magazine bolt action rifle. Metal surface is brown patina. Bolt is missing the firing pin, spring and bolt shroud. Bore has strong sharp rifling, groves are dark, with crud. Stock was sporterized and mag tube loose parts are missing. Remaining wood is good, solid with normal dings, no cracks. Buttplate, rear sight ladder missing, cartridge lifting and trigger mechanism, is complete. The top of the barrel is inletted for alternate front sights. A great project gun. Antique, no license needed to purchase. 86987 See PICTURES |
$89 Antique |
La Coruna, Spain, 1946 |
M1943 Spanish Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
An M98-type short rifle. The receiver is marked 'Fabrica de Armas Oviedo' and with the Royal Crest of Spain. Metal parts covered with crud, surface rust an light pitting. Fair bore with shiny rifling and dark grooves. Buttstock is in good crack free condition with some gouges. Handguard is cracked and missing wood behind the rear sight. Bolt is missing. A good project gun. E7130 See PICTURES |
$89 |
Unknown maker, cca. 1800 |
Conversion Percussion Halfstock Musket |
.63" (16mm) |
A very old, most likely US made flintlock, which was converted to percussion musket in the mid 1800's. 36" barrel, 52" overall. A brown patina finish with pitting by the hammer and at a small area on the barrel. Looks good for it's age. Mechanically functional, the trigger/hammer action works fine. The sideplate and triggerguard has engraving. The stock is in poor condition with missing areas. Apparently never had a buttplate. Needs a nipple. A good project gun requiring woodwork. Antique, no license needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$115 Antique |