SN: 3157545. Made in 1943 by the Inland Division of General Motors with a 17.75-inch barrel that is chambered for the .30 Carbine cartridge. Stamped adjustable rear sight assembly marked "J.A.O.", push-button safety, flat bolt, Type C bayonet lug barrel band & a June 1943 dated Inland barrel with a bright bore. Type D tapered, shallow sight groove, 4-rivet handguard, high wood, oval cut...

SN: 522116. Made in 1891 by Springfield Armory with a 32.625-inch barrel chambered for the .45-70 rifle cartridge. Overall excellent condition with a bright bore & an excellent stock that has a faint cartouche just above the trigger on the left side of the gun. Comes with a Buffington rear sight assembly, the distinctive rod bayonet & a reproduction leather sling.(CONSIGNMENT)

SN: PF98059. Made in 1949 at the Royal Ordnance Factory Fazakerley near Liverpool with a 25.2-inch barrel that is chambered for the .303 rifle cartridge. In overall very good condition with original paint over finish on all metal parts, a bright bore & wood that shows only light handling wear. Comes with a British military web sling, a 10-round detachable box magazine, & a No. 4...

SN: 5243. Made in 1943 by Harrington & Richardson in Worcester, Massachusetts with a 23-inch barrel chambered for .22LR. In overall excellent condition & comes with an original 8 or 100-round detachable box magazine as well as a Kerr NoBuckl sling & the Redfield adjustable rear peep sight assembly. The left side of the barrel is marked MFG. BY HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON ARMS CO....

SN: 5638511. Made in 1955 with a 24-inch H&R barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. Rifle is equipped with a stamped trigger guard, an H&R trigger group, an H&R bolt, a "high hump" gas cylinder lock, an H&R "poppet valve" gas cylinder lock screw, an H&R radius cut operating rod & the T105E1 rear sight assembly. The furniture was made by Boyt for the Civilian...

SN: 1372790. Made in 1931 at Springfield Armory with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. The rifle is equipped with a November 1929 Springfield Armory "star gauge" barrel with an excellent bore that has strong visible rifling. There are gas relief holes on both sides of the receiver & the pistol grip type C stock has two recoil lugs. The trigger guard & magazine...

SN: 1169043. Made in January 1943 with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. This is an arsenal refurbished rebuild that is equipped with a Harrington & Richardson trigger group, stamped trigger guard, radius cut Springfield Armory operating rod, a T105E1 rear sight assembly & an April 1956-dated barrel that was made in Cleveland, Ohio by Ferro Machine & Foundry....

SN: 337598. Made in September 1941 at Springfield Armory with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 rifle cartridge. Although this rifle's receiver was produced during the Second World War, it is paired with a March 1950 Springfield Armory replacement barrel that just so happens to have a bright bore with strong rifling (TE: 2 & ME: 0). It is equipped with the T105E1 rear sight...

SN: 2663239. Made in February 1944 with a 24-inch March 1944-dated Springfield Armory barrel chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. The bore is bright with strong rifling & the gun is equipped with a milled trigger guard, a Springfield trigger housing, the T105E1 adjustable rear sight assembly, a wide front sight base gas cylinder, & a radius cut Springfield Armory operating rod....

Serial No. 3807643, made July 1943, .30-06, 24" 6-43 dated barrel. Parkerized finish rates 95% on barrel and receiver. Bore is bright with strong rifling noted. Stock is good with light handling marks visible. Action is crisp and functions correctly. Austin Location

SN: 5287258. Made in 1944 by the Inland Division of General Motors with a 17.75-inch barrel that is chambered for the .30 Carbine cartridge. Stamped adjustable rear sight assembly, flip safety, flat bolt, Type C bayonet lug barrel band & a February 1944 dated Inland barrel with a bright bore. Type C tapered, shallow sight groove, 2-rivet handguard, low wood, oval cut stock marked "IO" in...

SN: 4783386. Made in September 1943 in Syracuse, New York with a 24-inch barrel chambered for the .30-06 rifle cartridge. Assembled with two recoil lugs & a gas relief hole on the left side of the receiver. Overall condition is excellent with original finish present on all metal parts & a bright bore with crisp visible rifling. The wood is in excellent condition with a few dings...

SN:3060660. Springfield receiver that was made in 1944 with a 24-inch Springfield barrel that was made in March 1966 & is chambered for the .308 cartridge. Bore is in excellent condition with strong rifling & a muzzle erosion of 1.5. Finish & stock are in very good condition with glass bedding around the trigger group. Stock & trigger group are both marked with the number...

SN: 4305669. Made in 1953. 30-06 Sprg with a 24-inch Marlin marked barrel. Bore is in excellent condition with strong rifling & a 1.75 muzzle erosion. Korean-war era rife. Finish is in excellent condition. Stock is in very good condition with a National Defense acceptance cartouche on the left side below the receiver heel. Rifle is equipped with the T105E1 rear sight assembly, an H&R...

SN: 3249946. Made in June 1943 with a 18-inch barrel chambered for the .30 Carbine intermediate cartridge. This World War II production M1 Carbine was completed with a June 1943-dated Underwood barrel, a milled adjustable rear sight assembly & a 2-rivet handguard. It has been through a post-war service life extension rebuild & therefore has a round bolt, flip safety, a bayonet lug...

SN: 5683200. Made in 1955. 30-06 with an HR 9-55 dated 24" barrel. Bore is shiny with strong rifling. M1 Garand with T105 rear sight, Poppet valve gas cylinder lock screw, "SA" marked bolt, and "SA" marked radius cut op-rod. Finish is in very good condition with light speckled oxidation present on the right side of the receiver. Stock shows light handling wear with a non serif circle P...

SN: 1290904. Made in 1943 by Winchester, chambered in 30.06 with a 24" "6-45" dated barrel. Bore is excellent, shiny with strong rifling. WWII production M1 Garand with an uncut "SA" marked Op-rod, Type 3 "Lock Bar" sights, Poppet valve gas cylinder lock screw, and a Type 5 stamped and riveted long fork follower rod. Parkerized finish is in very good condition with light wear noted. Stock is...

SN: 2573527. Made in February 1944 at Springfield Armory in .30-06 with a February 1944 dated Springfield 24-inch barrel with bright bore in excellent condition. Rifle is in "as built" parts configuration with all correct factory World War II-era parts to include "S.A. G.A.W." buttstock, Type 3 lock bar rear sight assembly, unmodified op-rod & a 12SA bolt. Rifle is in overall excellent...

SN: 123732. Made in 1899. 30-40 Krag with a 22" barrel. Bore is dull with strong rifling remaining. U.S. Krag rifle converted to a carbine. Rifle has brown patina throughout. Wood is in good condition with light nicks and dings. Action functions properly. Overall good condition. Consignment.

SN: 214738. U.S. Model of 1917 Enfield-pattern bolt-action rifle made in 1918 by Winchester. Standard 26" barrel chambered for .30-06 Springfield with 3-18 date and W stamp. Good condition overall with refinished receiver. Wood is great with typical handling marks and some wear on the buttstock. Stock has visible "3GM-K" and "1B" over "Eagle 48" cartouches. Receiver, bolt handle and barrel...