SN:2939B. Desirable model 1891 crabine. Unit marked on upper barrel band to an Artillery regiment. Serial numbers are matching. Bore is excellent. Bolt has a slight modification for easier use. Stock is good with minor nicks and dings. Good overall condition.

SN: P0689. Argentine military Mauser made by Loewe manufacturer in Berlin, Germany. The serials are all matching. The bore is excellent and the actions work perfectly. The crest on the receiver has been ground. Overall excellent condition. Comes with leather sling and Bayonet with sheathe. The bayonet has non-matching serials and is marked " Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen."

Scarce Austrian cavalry carbine. Barrel is marked "Elise Dojac" directly infront of rear sight. Action works properly. Barrel is approximately 14.5". Overall length is 29.5". Very good overall condition.

SN: A7159. Chilean military Mauser made by Loewe Berlin. The serials are all matching. The bore is very good with a spot of corrosion near the center of the barrel. The stock is in excellent condition with a cartouche on the left side of the butt stock and the serial is marked on the left of the receiver. Overall very good condition.

Two band musket. Lock and barrel are unmakred. Action works properly. Barrel is 29.5". Stock has a chip by lock. Good overall condition.

Swiss military bolt action rifle manufactured in the 1870's. Action works properly. Very good overall condition.

SN:G7318. South American contract Mauser made for Chile by Loewe in the mid 1890's. Rifle has been arsenal converted to .308. Serial numbers are non matching. Bore is excellent. Good overall condition.

Scarce Jagerstutzen model. Top barrel flat directly next to nipple has a makers mark. Hammer cocks and function properly. Metal has a grey patina. Good overall condition.

French military rifle built at the Tulle arsenal. Barrel has an arseanl refurbish date of 1923. Receiver needs a screw by trigger guard. Bore s good with strong rifling. Metal has surface etching and a dark patina. Fair overall condition.

British military rifle converted to .303 British. Barrel is 21". Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Wrist has some cracks that have been repaired. Good overall condition.

NSN, .69 caliber circa 1820's, 42.5" round barrel French 1822 Grenadier musket manufactured by St. Etienne, Metal has been polished with pin-prick surface oxidation noted. Wood is good with minor handling and oil staining noted. Action functions correctly. 

Barrel has been reduced to 29" and had it's sights "upgraded". Lock is dated 1860 and marked "Tower". Hammer cocks and functions properly. Good overall condition. Very reasonably priced.

Swiss military rifle converted to a carbine. Front and rear sight are later replacements. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Action works properly. Good overall condition.

Percussion carbine. Lock is unmarked. Barrel is approximately 14". Action works properly. Metal has a brown patina. Fair overall condition.

British military carbine. Lock is dated 1862 and marked "Tower". Breech block is marked "Snider Patent". Barrel is 21.5". Bore is very good with strong rifling. Very good overall condition.

SN:M4162. Spanish-American era Mauser. Receiver is dated 1896. Serial numbers are matching. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Stock has a very faint cartouche on left hand side. Stock has shrapnel damage in two areas. One directly behind the lower barrel band and left of the rear sight. Metal has a grey and brown patina. Good overall condition. A desirable early Mauser.

This scarce Austrian Model 1854 13.9mm caliber percussion Jagestutzen rifle still has its original separate ramrod with it. The overall length is approx. 43.5". The 28" octagon to round barrel has a very good dark bore with strong rifling. The final 4.5" of the barrel is round so that a Lorenz saber blade socket bayonet can be fitted. The lock plate has a small Austrian eagle at the tail and...

The overall length is approx. 55". The 39" round 58 caliber smooth bore barrel has a good bore. The metal is a smooth gray-brown. The barrel and lock are unmarked. There are Nepalese characters on the trigger guard. The dark-stained stock is very good with issue dents, dings, and rubs. The swivels and ramrod are present. The action functions correctly. This would be a great looking wall...

This scarce French Minie-Cordier percussion military training rifle is one of a few made. The serial number is 656 (matching including the takedown screw). The 50 caliber 16.25" round barrel has a good bore with strong rifling. The gun has a smooth brown patina and walnut stock. These unusual rifles were designed to train French cadets circa 1860. They are based on the designs by Claude...

This 577 caliber Pattern 1853 Enfield peercussion rifle is most likely one that was sold to the Union during the Civil War. The 39" smooth bore, approx. 59 caliber, barrel has a fair dark bore. The barrel has London proof marks. All the iron parts have a smooth brown patina. The brass buttplate, trigger guard, and nose cap are fine with an even patina. The lock is marked 1861 over TOWER in...