Mauser Loewe, Berlin, Germany, cca.1892 |
M1891 Argentine Mauser rifle |
7.65x53mm |
Argentine Contract Mauser, made in Germany. The receiver is marked "Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891" and "Manufactura Loewe Berlin". The Argentine crest was removed during a government change. Otherwise blueing is nearly full 100%, only thinning at the edges. Nice shiny bore with good rifling. All serial numbers match. Stock has a pretty wood grain and it is in excellent condition with few small scratches and bruises, no cracks. Several interesting markings can be found on this rifle. Comes with a cleaning rod. A nice "old world" quality made rifle in excellent original condition. Antique, no FFL needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$375 Antique |
Steyr, Austria, 1917 |
Austrian Mannlicher M95/30 Stutzen Carbine |
8x56R |
Straight pull Mannlicher bolt action carbine made in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. "Steyr M95" is marked on top of the receiver. Bluing is at 75%, nicely worn. Bore is very good, shiny, with strong rifling. Wood is very good with normal dings, a chunk of wood is missing underneath the front band. Safety lever is missing. All serial numbers match. Austrian (Wiener-Neustadt) Wn-17 acceptance marked on the barrel shank. Served in both World Wars. S-marked for 8x56R ammunition. See PICTURES |
$135 |
FN, Herstal, Belgium, cca.1950 |
M1950? Belgian Mauser |
U.S. .30-06 |
The receiver is marked "Fab. Nat. D'Armes De Guerre, Herstal Belgique", no crest or model name shown. It has the "long" receiver for the .30-06, so it is not a conversion from another caliber, but an original .30-06 design. Looks to be arsenal refinished with 95% finish remaining. Some lightly pitted areas under the blueing on the receiver. Shiny bore with good rifling, slightly dark in the grooves. Serial numbers do not match. Stock is in very good condition with scratches and bruises, no cracks. Chambered for the powerful US. 30-06. See PICTURES |
$335 |
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 |
Chilean Contract Mauser, made by Steyr in Austria. Chilean crest on the receiver. Receiver legend: "Waffenfabrik Steyr, Austria" and "Modelo 1912". This is a rare 43.5" short rifle, not a more common 41" length carbine. 40% thinning blueing. 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. Looks unfired since the conversion. One of the best quality Mausers ever made. See PICTURES |
$288 |
Brno, Czechoslovakia, 1923 |
M1898/22 (VZ22) Czech 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. See PICTURES |
$245 |
P Stevens, Maastricht, Netherlands, 1875 |
Dutch Beaumont-Vitali M1871/88 Rifle |
11x51R |
A very early magazine rifle. Originally a Dutch designed single shot bolt action rifle, updated with a 3-round Vitali box magazine in 1888. Metal surface is 80% blueing, turning brown. Serial number 11, all serial numbers match. Barrel was stamped '860' later. Bore is dark with strong, sharp, somewhat shiny rifling. Stock is good to very good with normal dings, no cracks. Buttplate and front band are pitted. Stock marked with a the large W for Queen Wilhelmina(?) and dated 1875. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$315 Antique |
Sako, Finland, 1944 |
Finnish Mosin Nagant M39 Rifle |
7.62x54r |
Finnish built WW2 rifle with Sako manufactured barrel w/shiny bore, strong rifling. Sako marks on the barrel shank and on the 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. Russian Tula made 1905 "hex" receiver. Cleaning rod included. See PICTURES |
$315 |
VKT, Finland, 1941 |
Finnish Mosin Nagant M39 Rifle |
7.62x54r |
Finnish built WW2 rifle with VKT made 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. Russian Tula made 1910 "hex" receiver. See PICTURES |
$268 |
Tikka, Finland, 1944 |
Finnish Mosin Nagant M91/30 Rifle |
7.62x54r |
Finnish built WW2 rifle with 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. Russian Ishevsk made 1904 dated "hex" receiver, with Imperial Russian Eagle Crest intact. 2-piece Finnish style front sight. Rare rifle. See PICTURES |
$315 |
St. Etienne, France |
MAS Mle1936 Short Rifle |
7.5x54mm French |
This is a beautiful representative of a French WW2 era guns. Blue 100%. Mirror bright bore. Like new wood with a couple storage dings and pretty matching woodgrain. Receiver and bolt serial numbers match, triggerguard and floorplate do not. Internally stored Spike Bayonet is included. See PICTURES |
$358 |
Torre Anunziata, Italy, 1889 |
Italian Vetterli-Carcano M1870/87/15 Rifle |
6.5x52mm Carcano |
Originally this was an Italian military bolt action rifle with a Vitaly-type 3-round magazine. It was arsenal converted to the 5-round Mannlicher-Carcano magazine and to the more modern 6.5mm Carcano cartridge during WW1. Metal surface has 80% blueing, turning brown. Bore is bright and has strong rifling. Stock is in good+ condition, solid with dings, no cracks. Buttplate is pitted. Missing rear sight and swivels. Serial numbers match. Good example of an Italian WW1 rifle. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$178 Antique |
FNA Brescia, Italy, 1905 |
Italian M1891 Mannlicher Carcano Carbine |
6.5x52mm Carcano |
Served Italy in both WWI and WWII. Dated "1905". "Brescia" marked on top of the barrel shank hex. Apparently an M1891 TS carbine partially altered to the M91 Cavalry Carbine configuration - without a bayonet, band and handguard. Finish: 50% thinning blue, turning brown. Bore with strong rifling, dark in grooves. All serial numbers match. Wood is in very good condition with very few dings. Cracked forend, some light surface cracking due to wood drying. Rear sight is adjustable to 1500m. Several proofmarks are visible on the metal parts. Rear sling bar is missing. Unusual/unknown proof marks on top of the receiver. See PICTURES |
$155 |
R.E. Terni, Italy, 1936 |
Italian M1891 Mannlicher Carcano Cavalry Carbine |
6.5x52mm Carcano |
Italian WWII carbine. Dated "36 XIV". Terni's crown crest on the barrel shank. Finish: 40% thinning blue, turning brown. Mirror bright bore with good rifling. All serial numbers match. Wood is in good condition with several dings. Cracked and repaired at the wrist. Some light surface cracking due to wood drying. Light stamping of the Terni crest is visible on the buttstock. Rear sight is adjustable to 1500m. The buttplate has a storage door/compartment. Several proofmarks are visible on the metal parts. No bayonet, short handguard is missing, replacement band screw. An easy restoration project. See PICTURES |
$175 |
Beretta?, Italy, cca. 1940 |
Italian M1891/38 Mannlicher Carcano Cavalry Carbine |
6.5x52mm Carcano |
Italian WWII carbine. Made by Beretta or Gardone. Receiver marked "Lp.P.". Finish: 75% thinning blue. Mirror bright bore with good rifling. Buttstock's serial do not match. Wood is in good+ condition with the usual dings. Couple of light surface cracks due to wood drying. Fixed rear sight, marked "Cal. 6.5". Folding bayonet attached. The buttplate has a storage door/compartment. Several proofmarks are visible on the metal parts. See PICTURES |
$228 |
R.E. Terni, Italy, 1939 |
Finnish used Italian M1938 Mannlicher Carcano short rifle |
7.35mm Carcano |
Unusual Finnish used WWII rifle, made by Italy and supplied to Finland against the Soviet invaders. Dated "1939 XVII". Terni's crown crest on the barrel shank. "SA" marked by Finland. 70% thinning blue remains. Some pitting on the magazine. Mirror bright bore with strong rifling. All serial numbers match. Wood is in good+ condition with dings and initials carved. No cracks or repairs. The buttstock has a rare find beautiful, large, clear crest, "FABB. D'ARMI Ro. Eto. TERNI 1939 XVII". It has a fixed rear sight, marked "Cal. 7.35". Replacement front sling swivel. The buttplate has a storage door/compartment. Several proofmarks are visible on the metal parts. See PICTURES |
$268 |
Waffenfabrik Steyr, Austria, 1886 |
M1886 Portugese Kropatschek Rifle |
8x60R |
Austrian designed Portugese Contract Rifle, made by Austria. One of the highest quality rifles built at that time. The receiver is marked with the crest of Portugal and with 'OEWFG STEYR 1886'. Little blue remaining. Minor pitting at the woodline. Serial numbers do not match. Shiny bore with strong rifling. Wood in very good condition, refinished a long time ago, repaired by the cleaning rod nut, 2" long crack by the buttplate. Buttstock is decorated with brass pins. Mag spring/cap is sticky. Cleaning rod with small pitting included. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$395 Antique |
DWM, Berlin, Germany, cca.1904 |
M1904/39 Portugese Verqueiro Mauser |
7.92x57 (8mm Mauser) |
German made Portugese Contract Mauser. The receiver is marked 'Espingarda Portugueza'. Remaining of a thin black paint over the 90% brownish blue. All serial numbers match. 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. See PICTURES |
$330 |
Brno, Czechoslovakia, cca. 1930 |
VZ24 Romanian Mauser |
7.92x57 (8mm Mauser) |
A Czech made Romanian Contract VZ24. 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. See PICTURES |
$228 |
Oviedo, Spain, 1928 |
M1893 Spanish Mauser rifle |
7x57mm (7mm Mauser) |
Receiver marked "Fabrica De Armas Oviedo" and the Royal Crest of Spain. All serial numbers match. Metal finish is worn and turned brown with light pitting, no active rust. Dark bore with strong rifling. Wood is in good to very good condition, no cracks. 1928 dated Oviedo cartouche on the buttstock. Spanish Civil War era rifle. See PICTURES |
$235 |
La Coruna, Spain, 1958 |
M1943 Spanish Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
An M98k-type short rifle. The receiver is marked 'Fabrica de Armas La Coruna' 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. See PICTURES |
$278 |
La Coruna, Spain, 1951 |
Model FR8 Spanish Mauser carbine |
7.62x51mm NATO (.308) |
An M98 action carbine, probably the "coolest" looking bolt action gun ever made. Used by the Spanish Special Forces. Lightweight, only 39" long, including the flash hider. The receiver is marked 'Fabrica de Armas La Coruna' and with the very sharp Royal Crest of Spain. It is in excellent overall condition. 100% grayish parkerized finish edges. Mirror bright bore. Wood is very nice, in excellent condition, with a couple of storage bruises. Lighter colored handguard. All visible serial numbers match. It has a unique rotating rear peep sight. The tube under the barrel serves as a bayonet mount, and a storage compartment. A really nice looking handy carbine. Optional sling shown is $10 extra. See PICTURES |
$420 |
Carl Gustafs Stads Gevarsfaktori, Sweden, 1911 |
M1896B Swedish Mauser rifle |
6.5x55mm Swedish |
High quality Swedish manufactured Mauser, a 1911 production. 95% strong bluing. Mirror bright bore with sharp rifling. Bolt and mag-plate serials do not match. Bolt itself has matching numbers. Wood is in excellent condition w/ small dings, no cracks. Buttstock has a nice woodgrain. Brass Bore Tag: 6.51mm with #1 bore. A really nice 99-year old rifle in its original configuration. Optional blank firing adapter and front sight protector $19 extra. See PICTURES |
$365 |
Soc. Ind. Suisse, Switzerland, 1874 |
Swiss Vetterli M1870 Rifle |
10.35x38 |
A very early bolt action rifle with a 12-round tube magazine, probably the most advanced military rifle of its time. Metal surface is 90% blueing, turning to brown patina. Bore has strong sharp rifling, groves are dark. Stock is in very good condition, solid with few dings, no cracks. Sticky bolt, needs cleaning of old dried grease. Serial numbers match except bolt. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$265 Antique |
Waffenfabrik, Bern, Switzerland, 1889 |
Swiss Vetterli M1881 Rifle |
10.35x38 |
A tube magazine bolt action rifle. Metal surface is 80% blueing, turning to brown patina. Bolt needs parts/repair. Bore has strong sharp rifling, groves are dark, with crud. Stock was shortened by 6", otherwise complete. Remaining wood is in very good condition, solid with few dings, no cracks. Buttplate and trigger guard is pitted. No front swivel. Serial numbers match. Antique, no license needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$148 Antique |
Bern, Switzerland, 1893 |
Swiss Schmidt Rubin M1889 Rifle |
7.5x55 Swiss |
The first Swiss made straight pull bolt action rifle. Probably the the most advanced and best quality military rifle made in its time. The action is an engineering and manufacturing marvel. 12-round box magazine. 80% thinning blue. Perfect mirror bore. All visible serial numbers match, including the magazine. Near excellent overall condition. Nice stock with no cracks, few handling marks, some bruises touched up. Excellent "old world" Swiss workmanship and elegance. These are very accurate rifles. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$495 Antique |
Bern, Switzerland, 1914 |
Swiss Schmidt Rubin M1911 Rifle |
7.5x55 Swiss |
A Swiss made straight pull bolt action rifle. Removable 5-round magazine. Excellent Swiss workmanship, very accurate rifle. 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. A rare find in superb condition. See PICTURES |
$370 |
Bern, Switzerland, 1949 |
Swiss Schmidt Rubin K31 Carbine |
7.5x55 Swiss |
Straight pull bolt action rifle used by the Swiss Army. The 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. See PICTURES |
$279 |
Germany, cca.1890 |
Turkish Gew.88/35 Mannlicher |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
A rare Turkish converted German Gew.88 Mannlicher rifle. Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA' with the Turkish Crescent Moon crest, 1938 Ankara Arsenal rework. Some original German markings are still intact. 80% blue, dark bore, non-matching serial numbers. Wood stock refinished to excellent condition, no cracks. Woodloss in the forearm. Woodgrain is pretty. A good quality German made rifle in much better than average condition. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$235 Antique |
Oberndorf, Germany, 1894 |
M1893 Turkish Mauser rifle |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
A rare M1893 Turkish Contract Mauser, originally made in 1894 in Germany. Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA' with Crescent Moon Turkish crest. 1939 Ankara arsenal conversion from 7.65mm to 7.92 (8mm Mauser). Blue 75%, thinning, turning brown. Bore is nice shiny with strong rifling. Bolt's serial does not match, as usual with the Turk Mausers. Wood is very good w/ a few bruises, crack in the forend. Antique, no license is needed to purchase. See PICTURES |
$235 Antique |
Erfurt, Germany, cca.1915 |
Turkish Kar.98 Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
These uncommon variation Turkish converted German Kar.98 short rifles have been marketed under various model numbers. The conversion included a new nosecap and bayonet lug to accept the standard Turkish bayonet. German markings replaced by Turkish ones. Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA K-KALE' with the Turkish Crescent Moon crest. 1944 Ankara Arsenal converted. 50% thinning blue, strong shiny rifling, dark in the groves. Non-matching serial numbers. Wood stock excellent w/ very few bumps, no cracks. Small crack in the handguard. Woodgrain is very pretty. A good quality German made rifle in much better than average condition. See PICTURES |
$268 |
Oberndorf, Germany, cca.1904 |
M1903 Turkish Mauser rifle |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
A scarce M1903 Turkish Contract Mauser, made in Germany around 1904. It has a unique elevated stripperclip loader in the receiver. 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. Much better than average condition. Comes with an old, well used leather sling. See PICTURES |
$193 |
Oberndorf(?), Germany, cca.1915 |
M1938 Turkish Mauser rifle |
7.92x57mm Mauser |
A standard M98 large ring Mauser, most likely a 1943 Ankara Arsenal rebuilt German Gew.98 rifle. Receiver legend: 'TC ASFA ANKARA K-KALE' with Crescent Moon crest of Turkey. 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. See PICTURES |
$168 |
Remington, USA, 1964 |
Remington Model 514, USA |
.22 sh, lg, lr |
A Remington M514 .22 rifle in outstanding condition, with no apparent signs of use. Bluing 100%, mirror-bright bore, stock in excellent condition. A nice little rifle to fire cheap ammo. Will shoot .22 ammo: short, long and "short rifle" versions. Rare find in this condition. Not a C&R rifle, a 01 FFL is needed to receive. See PICTURES |
$198 |
Kragujevac, Yugoslavia, cca.1930 |
M1924 Yugoslavian Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
A Yugoslavian used WW2 rifle. 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. See PICTURES |
$255 |
Kragujevac, Yugoslavia, cca.1930 |
M1924/47 Yugoslavian Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
A Yugoslavian used WW2 rifle which was reworked during the Cold War. 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 replacements. Sharp mirror bright bore. Serial numbers do not match. Stock is in very good+ condition with few small dings, and abrasions wear in the forend. Handguard has a small arsenal repair by the band. 6475 See PICTURES |
$245 |
Kragujevac, Yugoslavia, cca.1950 |
M1948 Yugoslavian Mauser |
7.92x57mm (8mm Mauser) |
A Cold War era Yugoslavian manufacture. Receiver has the crest of Tito's Communist Yugoslavia, and the legend "Preduzece 44" (Factory #44, Kragujevac, later Zastava). Also, "FNRJ" in cyrillic. The rifle was professionally sporterized and refinished. The metal finish is 100% strong polished blue. Shiny bore, sharp rifling. Tight action. Serial numbers match. Beautiful woodgrain walnut buttstock in excellent condition, no dings. Pachmayr White Line recoil pad. The nice leather sling shown is optional for $10 extra. See PICTURES |
$235 |