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...

Very fine sporting rifle by Isaac Hollis and Sons. Percussion rifle altered for cased ammunition with Snider conversion. Barrel is 23" and has 5 leaf express rear sight. Lock is scroll engraved and marked "I. Hollis & Sons". Metal has been expertly refinished and looks great. Breech block, trigger guard, hammer and tang are scroll engraved. Excellent overall condition.

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.

SN:123494. Manufactured in 1896. Barrel is 24". Bore has strong rifling with frosting and a few minor pits. Action works properly. Good overall condition.

Single shot rifle with 24" barrel half round half octagon. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Forearm has two small cracks by schnabel. Metal has a brown patina on receiver. 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...

Manufactured in the 1890's. Barrels are approximately 22" with right barrel chambered in .22 LR and left 410 gauge. Bores are excellent. Metal has a brown patina. Pistol grip cap is a later replacement. Stock has a repaired crack between tang and pistol grip at wrist. Action works properly. Fair overall condition.

Lever action rifle. Barrel is 26". Stock needs repairs on forearm and at wrist. Metal is turning a grey and brown patina. Action needs repair. Very reasonably priced.

Second type manufactured in the late 1860's to mid 1870's. Barrel is 30" and has approximately 80% original blue with sharp edges. Bore has strong rifling with light pitting. Action works properly. Stock has normal field wear, no cracks. Very good overall condition.

Scarce Military rifle model. Stock has had a repaired "duffle bag cut" directly in front of lower barrel band. Rifle has had a pom swell installed. Tang adjustable rear peep sight. Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. There is a chip at the toe that is approximately 2.75". Fair overall condition.

SN:158308. Manufactured in 1898. Barrel is 26". Metal has a grey and brown patina. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Stocks are good with normal field wear. Good overall condition.

Manufactured in the 1880's. Barrel is 28". Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. Action works properly. Tang is marked "Whitney Arms Co. New Haven Ct USA". Very good overall condition.

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.

Late 19th century rook style rifle. Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. Barrel is 22". Good overall condition.

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 engraved 4mm Zimmerstutzen parlor rifle was made by E. Pachmayr of Traunstein, Germany. The overall length is approx. 45.75". The ocatgon "barrel" is approx. 27 3/8" with the actual barrel being approx. the final 7". The 4mm finely rifled bore is excellent. The remaining 20 plus inches of the "barrel" houses the long firing pin which is ativated by the Martini style action. The top...