Ben Hodges Ballard Pacific rifle serial number 1004 chambered in 40-65B with a 30” octagon barrel. Hodges is one of the few outlaws and cattlemen to survive the wild days in Dodge City. This rifle shows some wear and usage. The stock is cracked from Hodges striking a man in the...

Military style three band Flobert rifle. Barrel is 28". Action works properly. Metal has a brown and grey patina. An interesting Flobert rifle.

Manufactured in the 1860's to 1870's. Action needs work. Metal has a brown patina. Stock has a chip at the toe. Fair overall condition.

Serial number C51678. 50-70 caliber with a 30” barrel. Nice sharp gun with a bluish gray patina. Wood is very good. Hard to find Sharps 1874 Military Rifle!

32” Barrels, bores are bright. Action works perfectly. Barrel has 98% Damascus, frame and locks have some case colors with some fading. Stocks have beautiful figure to the wood. Stocks are excellent as refinished and recheckered. Length of pull is 14¾” over a skeleton Parker...

Single shot rifle manufactured in the 1880's. Bore is approximately .36 caliber. Receiver and butt plate have most of their original nickel plating with flaking. Stock has an old repair at wrist. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Barrel is 24" and has an even brown patina. Address markings are easily visible.

NSN, 45-70 27 7/8" round barrel manufactured 1884 by Springfield Armory with a total production of 753 being made. Overall  very good condition with 90% original blue remaining. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Stock shows minor dings and gouges with a sharp cartouche noted on the left side. The left side is also stamped 229562. 

This is an unusual and rarely seen whaling gun that is made from a British Mark III Snider carbine. The overall length is approx. 37.25". The round approx. 60 caliber 19" smooth bore barrel has a good dark bore. This gun fires a blank harpoon propelling cartridge that is likely based on the .577 Snider cartridge. The diameter of the barrel is 1.325". The barrel and action have a smooth brown...

This fine Maynard Patent Model 1873 single shot rifle appears to be an Improved Hunter's Rifle No. 7 in one of the various thick base 40 caliber Maynard centerfire cartridges. The overall length is approx. 36". The 20" round 40 caliber centerfire barrel has a very good bore with good rifling and light firing erosion. The front sight is a Beach combination style and the rear sight has two...

Single shot rifle manufactured approximately in the 1880's-1890's. Barrel is 26". Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Action works properly. Fair overall condition. Barrel is marked "Hopkins & Allen Manfg. Co Norwhich Conn USA" over "The Merwin & Hulbert Co. Junior". 

Single shot tip up rifle. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Action works properly. Barrel is 24". Receiver has original nickel plating in protected areas. Good overall condition.

Single shot cartridge rifle. Barrel is 28". Bore has strong rifling with some minor pitting. Action works perfectly. Extractor tab on forearm needs to be replaced. Barrel has three leaf express sights. Forearm has a crack that needs repair. Receiver is marked "Merrimack Arms & MFG Co. Newburry Port Mass. Ballard's Patent Nov 5, 1861". Good overall condition. Reasonably priced.

Merrimack manufactured Ballard firearms from 1867 to 1869. This 44 rimfire caliber sporting rifle has a 26" octagon barrel which has a very good bore with bright shiny rifling and a few areas of light erosion. The barrel has a pleasing smooth brown patina. It is equipped with a blade front sight and a two position rear sight (one leaf broken). In addition, a tang peep sight is installed. The...

This appears to be a special order Improved Hnting and Target Rifle No. 3 with the Hadley attachment for the 32 rimfire cartridge. It has a special order forearm, high quality checkered wood, Swiss type buttplate, graduated tang peep sight, and Beach front sight. The 26" round barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling.The bore measures .280 at the muzzle. The barrel has...

This Belgian rolling block rifle started life as a military musket and was later engraved and altered to a sporting rifle. The approx. 38" round barrel (with short octagon chamber area) has a very good bright bore with strong rifling and frosting in the grooves. The bore measures 12.7mm at the muzzle. The military bayonet lug and guide and sights are still present. The left flat of the...

11mm 35" round barrel Remington Rolling Block model 1872 in overall very good condition,metal is a smooth chocolate patina with some surface oxidation noted on the receiver. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling, wood is very good with minor dings noted. Comes with unmarked 18" socket bayonet.

U.S. Springfield Model 1882 Chaffee-Reese rifle chambered in .45-70 with a 28" round barrel. Overall good condition with original bluing present on barrel and receiver. Bore is bright with strong rifling, wood is good with sharp cartouche present. Action functions correctly. 

Serial Number 41147. 40-65 caliber with a 30” barrel. This gun is in excellent original condition. Bright case colors on the lock and trap door and excellent original blue is on the barrel.  These guns were made by retailer E. C. Meacham of St. Louis in the 1880s.

This Maynard Model 1873 Improved Hunting Rifle No. 9 appears to be in 35-30 Maynard caliber. As a Model 1873 it would take the thick base cartridege. The 26" 35 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with strong rifling. The barrel has approx. 95% blue which is starting to turn brown on the bottom. It has a post type front sight and a fixed notch rear sight. The frame has generous amounts of...