Serial No. NM2503, made in 1944, 7.62x54R, 29" round barrel. Bore is good with light frosting visible in the grooves. Rifling remains strong. Stock has nicks, dings and scratches visible. Post War mount and scope are in very good condition with clear glass. Serial numbers are forced matched. Rifle comes with lens covers and canvas scope cover. Consignment

Serial No. 6796, made in 1917, .303 British, 25" round barrel. Bore is good with light frosting visible in the grooves. rifling remains strong. Socket is marked "CROWN/GR/B.S.A.Co./1917/SHt LE/III" Stock has expected nicks, dings and scratches from handling and usage wear. Stock disk is marked "EFD-LONDON-ARROW/S.M.L.E. Serial numbers are matching, action functions correctly.

Serial No. 747, made in 1952, .22 caliber, 25" round barrel with excellent rifling. 98% original haze grey suncorite naval finish remains. Serial numbers are matching, stock is in near excellent condition with minimal handling marks visible. Action is smooth and functions correctly. Roughly 1000 of these rifles were manufactured, a hidden gem for any collector. 

Serial No. BF0021, made in 1945, .303 British, 20.5" round barrel. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling visible. Serial numbers are matching including the magazine. Stock has light nicks, dings and scratches. Action is smooth and functions correctly. Good overall condition. Consignment. 

Serial No. G-181031, made in 1970, 7.62X39, 24" round barrel with grenade launcher. Bore is excellent and serial numbers are matching. Right side of barrel is import marked. Stock is very good with light storage wear noted. Action is smooth and functions correctly, Gun is fresh out the crate! Consignment

SN: 1407192. Made in 1957 with a 20.5-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x39mm cartridge. Bore is bright & shiny with strong visible rifling. Left side of the receiver is import marked, serial numbers are matching. Stock has expected handling and usage wear, cleaning rod & bayonet have been removed. Action functions correctly. Comes with a Chinese sling. This is a former Chinese...

Serial No. 1378M, made in 1915, 8mm, 29" round barrel. Bore shows light frosting in the grooves with strong rifling, barrel and receiver have turned to a dark grey patina. Imperial German acceptance markings are sharp and crips. Receiver is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/MAUSER A-G/OBERNDORF A/II/1915". Serial numbers are matching except for the barrel band and cleaning rod. Action is smooth and...

SN: M42663 (importer). Made in 1944 by Izhevsk Mechanical Plant with a 20.5-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x54mmR cartridge. Although this M44 was built during WWII, its factory parts configuration was changed by a post-war rebuild & that is reflected by arsenal markings on the receiver & the magazine floorplate. Comes with a cleaning rod, Soviet military surplus "dog collar"...

SN. G30958. Made circa 1958-1960 with a 20.7-inch barrel chambered for the 7.5mm French cartridge. Bore good with frosting visible in the grooves, rifling remains strong. Overall good condition with minimal handling wear noted. Rifle comes with scope marked "APX/L.806", glass is clear. Scope case includes manual & rubber eye piece. Attached to the grenade launcher is rifle night sights....

Serial No. 708136, made in 1942, 7.5x55, 26" round barrel. Bore is excellent with handsome rifling. Serial numbers are matching including magazine. Stock has light wear visible but is in overall good condition, Action is smooth and functions correctly, comes with original sling. Consignment

Serial No. 11911L, made in 1950, .303 British, 25.25" round barrel. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Stock is good with light handling wear noted, serial numbers are matching. Overall very good condition, action is smooth and functions correctly. Consignment

Serial No. 5990, made in 1944 by Wilhelm Gustloff Werke with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the 7.92x57mm rifle cartridge. Bore is bright and shiny with handsome rifling noted. "X" stamps are visible on the receiver & barrel. Waffenamts are still present, serial numbers are non-matching. The birch laminate wood stock is good with light handling marks visible. Extractor & bolt release...

Serial No. L65043. Made in 1946 with a 23-inch barrel chambered for the 7.5mm French cartridge. Bore is bright & shiny with strong visible rifling. Metal has thinned to a grey patina, right side of the receiver is import marked. Receiver & bolt show some surface pitting. Serial numbers are matching. Action is smooth & functions correctly, comes with a French military surplus...

SN: H733986. Made in 1957 with a 20.5-inch barrel chambered for the 7.62x45mm cartridge. Bore is poor with heavy oxidation visible, faint rifling remains. Stock has been cracked at some point with heavy restoration done by the wrist. The original front & rear handguards are missing but the rear one has been replaced by a modified composite handguard for the M14 rifle. Action functions...

SN: FTS2002. Bolt-action military rifle made by Izhevsk in 1946. Standard 20.25" barrel. Import marked by CAI on the left side of the barrel. Original Cyrillic serial characters read "'Ef' 'Tse' 2002". Good condition overall with about 70% of original blue and some surface rust on the barrel and receiver. Wood is in great condition with few handling marks. All matching except buttplate,...

SN: 165706. Semi-automatic rifle made by Breda Meccanica in the 1950s. 23.5" barrel chambered for 7.62x51mm with 53' barrel date. Rare sniper model with original crate and scope. Great condition with typical handling marks, but no cracks or chips in the wood. Discrete PW Arms import mark on the left of the barrel. Metal is excellent. Bore is bright with strong rifling.

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Serial No. G 1215A, circa 1946, 7.65, 4.3" round barrel. Black finish rates fair with excessive handling wear visible. Bore is poor with pitting and frosting visible in the grooves, rifling is visible. Twp piece plastic grips are good with light wear. Action functions correctly. Consignment

SN: 862F4. Made in 1937 Ceska zbrojovka Brno with a 23.5-inch barrel chambered for the 7.92x57mm cartridge. Overall condition is good with a dark bore, no finish on the metal parts & a stock that has the types of dings, dents & scratches that one expects to see on a military service rifle. The handguard is matching in color & condition. Consignment

This excellent civilian .303 British caliber Ross MkII rifle was presented as a shooting prize in 1914. It has an oval plaque on the bottom of the butt which reads "PRESENTED TO LIEUT. J.H. DREWRY BY CAMOSUN CHAPT. I.O.D.E FOR BEST SHOT IN VICTORIA H.S. CADET BATTALION 1914. The International Order of the Daughters of the Empire is a Canadian women's charitable organization. It provides...

SN: 7611N. Made circa 1910's. 8x56R with a 20" barrel. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Bulgarian transfer M.95 with an S marked barrel, import mark noted on the left side of the barrel. Finish has minimal handling wear. Stock has been refinished with light nicks and dings noted. Rifle comes with reproduction sling. Action functions properly. Overall very good condition M.95....