Pre-War Sporting Rifles

SN:111058. Made in 1910. 32-40 with a 25" barrel. Bore is in very good condition and is dark in the grooves with strong rifling. Pre-war lever action rifle. Finish is in good condition and is transitioning into a grayish brown patina. Stock is in very good condition. Overall condition is good.(CONSIGNMENT)

SN: NSN. Made in 1936. .22 LR with a 26" barrel. Bore is in very good condition with strong rifling. Bolt action rifle with 80% of factory blue retained. Wood stock is in very good condition. Comes with a target peep sight. Overall condition is very good. (CONSIGNMENT)

SN: 2586. Made in 1943 with an 18.25-inch barrel chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. Overall condition is excellent with a bright bore & factory original dull phosphate finish across the metal parts. The stock is in excellent condition with no dings, dents or scratches. Comes with a Kerr "No-Buckl" sling & a 12-round magazine. Consignment

SN: 265959. Made in Utica, New York in 1924 with a 20-inch barrel chambered for the .30-30 rifle cartridge. Overall excellent condition with a bright bore that has strong rifling & a wood stock that has surprisingly few dings, dents & scratches. The handguard matches the stock in both color & condition, & the metal parts still carry their original factory finish although...

SN: 67193. Made in November 1934 with a 22-inch barrel chambered for the .35 Remington cartridge. Bore is excellent. The metal has 75% blue mixed with brown patina. The stock is very good with some wear. The handguard is matching in both color & condition. Consignment

SN: 13459. Made in 1936 in Ilion, New York with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .35 Remington cartridge. Bore is excellent. The metal is very good with some light rust speckling on the receiver. The stock shows only limited wear. The wood handguard matches the stock in both color & condition. Comes with folding peep rear sight assembly attached to the rear of the receiver....

SN: 299931. Made in 1904, .30-30 with a 26" barrel. Bore is fair, dark with good rifling. Well aged lever action rifle. The metal has a gray patina with surface rust. The wood is worn and has a repair in the buttstock near the receiver. A peep sight has been added. A typical Western looking lever action rifle.

SN: 3744. Pre-war production 7x57 Mauser with a 22" barrel. Bore is excellent. Mannlicher Schoenauer rifle in unusual 7mm Mauser caliber, so marked on the under side of the receiver ring. The barrel is retailer marked "Waffen Honold Ulm". Has double set triggers and 2-blade rear sight. Has a Klein-Dialyt 2.75X scope with clear optics. A fine pre-war Steyr Mannlicher rifle in excellent...

SN: 42836 Custom bolt-action rifle built by master gunmaker R. G. Owen. 24" octagon to round profile barrel with integral rib, chambered for .30-06 Springfield. Excellent condition overall. Metal has 98% of original blue finish with a small amount of wear at the muzzle. Stock has light handling marks with no chips or cracks. Silver medallion inset on the bottom of the buttstock. Checkered...

SN:3151. Circa 1900s, .28-30, with a 32" bull barrel. Bore is good. Single shot schutzen style rifle. Has 90% original finish on the barrel, with about 30% case colors on the receiver. The stock is figured walnut and is very good. Overall in very good condition. Consignment.

SN: 79.996. Lever-action rifle manufactured by Savage in the late 1900s. Fair to good condition with metal having been reblued over cleaned surface rust. Buttstock has been repaired at the rear of the receiver and has patches of finish wear. Bore is dark but has good rifling. Receiver has been tapped for scope rings.

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SN: 55873. Early semi-automatic rifle designed by John Browning and produced by Remington. Manufactured in 1927. 22" barrel chambered for .35 Remington. Great overall condition with 95% of blue on the receiver and barrel, and 70%+ on the lower tang, magazine and buttplate. Fore-end has a partial split at the receiver but is stable; wood is otherwise in excellent condition. Bore is bright...

SN: 649597 Made in 1918, 30-06 With a 24" barrel. Bore is excellent with strong rifling. Sporterized bolt action rilfe, Barrel dated 11-18, Barrel professionally refinished. Stock is very good with expected nicks and dings, has Pachmyer recoil pad. Mounted with Monoscope 4x32 Scope No.4421. Overall condition is excellent.

Serial No. 11567, circa 1900's, 7mm, 20.5" round barrel marked 7mm, Metal is a dark grey patina with pin-prick oxidation visible. Bore is dull with strong rifling visible. Stock shows expected nicks,dings and scratches. Action functions correctly. 

SN:395685. Made in 1940. with a 24".300 Savage barrel and 22" .410 Gauge shotgun barrel. Lever action rifle set with ammo counter on receiver and approximately 85% original bluing. Overall condition is verygood comes with leather case.

SN:38533. Made in 1890, 38-40 with a 26" barrel. Octagon barrel with blue/brown patina. Bore is excellent with strong rifling. Stock is refinished, very good condition with expected nicks and dings. Receiver has brown/grey patina with traces of factory blue. Overall condition is very good.

SN:369611. Made in 1937 30-30 win with a 22" barrel. Bore is excellent. Take down lever action rifle with excellent original finish and ammo counter on left side. Wood is in very good condition with slight mark on left side. Overall condition is excellent

SN:69121A. Made in 1937 .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle with a 23" Barrel. Bore is very good. Pump action rifle with 75% original with some brown patina. Wood is in very good condition. Overall condition is very good.

Serial No. 014169, circa 1900's, .303 British, 26" round barrel. Sporting rifle with approximately 95% original blue remains with small areas of surface oxidation noted on the barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling present. Stock is very good with light handling marks, checkering remains strong. Action functions correctly. Consignment

Serial No. C691, circa 1900's, .303 British, 21" round barrel. A presentation plate is attached to the left side of the butt stock and reads. "Presented To/Lt. Col. E. Fremen/By/Earl Sondes/For Service in South Africa/Feb. 1900".  Bluing on barrel is starting to thin in some areas. Stock shows light handling wear with wear noted in the forearm checkering. Bore is good with frosting noted in...