SN: 24007246. Made in 1979 by Factory 0138 with a 20.25-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x39 cartridge. Rifle is in excellent condition with a bright bore, strong visible rifling & original factory finish across the metal parts. All numbers are matching, stock is in excellent condition & so is the handguard. Action functions correctly. Norinco & CSI import mark on the left side...

SN: OT-31120. Made during the 1930s by Oviedo Arsenal & subsequently converted using a 21.75-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge. Overall condition is excellent with a bright bore & a stock that is free of dings, dents & scratches. The handguard matches the stock in both color & condition, & original arsenal rebuild finish remains present on the...

SN: 0000218. Made circa 1985. 7.62 NATO with a 19.3" barrel. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. BM59 made with a Springfield made receiver and original Italian parts. Finish and stock are in near excellent condition with minimal handling wear present. This rifle is the complete package with the folding winter trigger, flip up grenade sight, bayonet lug, flash hider, folding bi-pod, and...

Serial No. 189627, made in 1944, 8mm, 29.5" round barrel. Serial numbers are non-matching, bore is good with frosting visible in the strong rifling. Stock has expected nicks, dings and scratches. Action functions correctly. 

SN:193264. Made in 1944 with 29-inch barrel chambered for the 8mm Mauser rifle cartridge. Overall condition is very good with a bright bore & a stock that is mostly free of dings, dents & scratches. The original factory finish on the metal parts has matured into a dull brownish patina consistent with the rifle's age.

SN: 1702CC. Made in 1916 at the Dutch state weapons factory in Zaandam (known as Hembrug) with an 18-inch barrel chambered for the 6.5x53mmR cartridge. Condition overall is very good with original factory blued finish on the barrel, magazine & rear sight assembly. The receiver, bolt assembly & buttplate are in the white & in excellent condition.

SN: 2J0017. Made in China by the Jianshe Machine Tool Factory (26) with a 20-inch barrel chambered for 7.62x39mm. This is NOT a commercial Chinese SKS - it is a People's Liberation Army (PLA) surplus Type 56 carbine that was repackaged to appear as if it were produced as a commercial sporting arm. Overall condition is cosmetically very good but the original factory blued finish has been...

SN: IA1873. Made in 1952 by Zastava with a 23.25-inch barrel chambered for the 7.92x57mm cartridge. Overall condition is excellent with a bright bore & a buttstock that reveals only minor handling wear. The handguard matches the stock in both color & condition, & the original factory blue finish on the metal parts has faded on the receiver & barrel as a result of age. Comes...

SN: 9370. Made in 1944 by Gustloff Werke in Wiemar with a 23.62-inch barrel chambered for the 8mm Mauser rifle cartridge. Overall condition is very good with original dull phosphate factory finish across the metallic parts that is fading with age in some spots & mostly worn away near the muzzle. The laminate wood buttstock is in very good condition with no cracks but only moderate...

SN: 350863. Made in 1957 with a 20-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x39mm cartridge. Overall fair condition with light rust accumulations on the barrel & some patches of pitting on the receiver. The stock exhibits the dings, dents & scratches that one would expect to see on a military service rifle & the handguard is a mismatch in both color & condition because the entire...

Serial No. 16632 (re-arsenal), circa 1916, .308, 22" round import marked barrel. Finish rates 90%, bore is excellent with strong rifling noted. Original serial numbers are all matching. Action is smooth and functions correctly.

SN: H19227. Made in 1942 by the Royal Ordnance Factory Maltby in Yorkshire with a 25.2-inch barrel chambered for the .303 rifle cartridge. Overall condition is excellent with a bright bore & wood furniture that does not show the dings, dents & scratches that one typically expects to see on a military service rifle that fought a world war.

Serial No. 225309, circa 1901-1911, 7.5x55, 31" round barrel. Bore is excellent with strong rifling. Serial numbers are matching including magazine. Stock shows light handling and storage wear. Action is smooth and functions correctly.

SN: 11312668. Made in 1966 by the Jianshe Machine Tool Factory (26) with a 20-inch barrel chambered for 7.62x39mm. This is NOT a commercial import Chinese SKS - it is a numbers matching People's Liberation Army (PLA) surplus Type 56 rifle. Overall condition is cosmetically a little rough but the chrome-lined bore is bright. There are spots of rust & pitting on the metallic parts but the...

SN:0030051. Made circa 1930's with a 19.2" barrel. Bore has strong rifling that is dark in grooves. WWII Japanese carbine. Finish is in very good condition with original finish and is transitioning into a brown patina. Two piece stock is in excellent condition. Has elevation rear sight. Overall condition is very good.

Serial No. 26961, made in 1899, 6.5x55, 24" round import marked barrel. Rifle started out as full length 1896 and was then arsenal cut down into an M38. Receiver is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER/OBERNDORF A/N/1899" Bore is good with light frosting visible in the grooves. Serial numbers are matching except for the butt plate. Action is smooth and functions correctly, overall very good...

Serial No. 35398, made in 1930 by Tikka, 7.62x54R, 27.5" round import marked barrel. Serial numbers are matching except for the magazine floor plate and stock. Bore is bright and shiny with handsome rifling visible. Sling swivel has been added so the rifle can be carried easier for the Ski Troops. Stock is good with light wear noted. Action is smooth and functions correctly 

Serial No. 236816, made in 1943, 7.62x54R, 27" round barrel. Barrel and receiver is a light grey patina, bore is bright and shiny with a light area of frosting noted in one area. Stock is good with light handling wear, handsome cartouche is noted on the right side. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

Serial No. 507006, made in 1943, 7.62x54R, 27" round import marked barrel. Rifle was issued to the Civil Guard, metal is light grey patina with light surface pitting visible on the receiver. Bore is very good with frosting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Serial numbers are matching, stock is good with handsome cartouches visible right side. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No. 5928, made in 1926, 7.62x54R, 32" round barrel. One of the rarer of the Mosin Nagant rifles is the Finnish P series. Barrel and receiver are a light grey patina with light scattered discoloration noted. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Stock has expected nicks, dings and scratches for handling and usage wear. Serial numbers are matching, action functions...