Antique Firearms

Date obscured by surface pitting 185x.Clear war office cartouche in butt, 1862 dated. Barrel shortened. ANTIQUE Learn More

Unmarked except for Made in Belgium stamped on top of the barrel. 36 3/4 inch long barrel, part octogonal, part round. 54 inches overall length. Bore .69 calibre. Overall VG condition. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own. Learn More

Carbine is cut down of the East India Pattern Brown Bess Musket shortened to 26 inch barrel, 2 pipes with shortened cleaning rod. Antique, no permit required to purchase or own. Learn More

Believed to be Belgian, Caliber .43 (11mm), original condition, missing cleaning rod. Bore dark but rifling visible and no apparent pitting. ANTIQUE, no license required to purchase or own. Learn More

Not British military marked. May have seen US Civil War use. Complete, overall conditon is G-VG. Grey patina throughout on metal with some areas still worn to shine. Wood stock does not have cracks or chips but the wood has shrunk and bands are loose. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own but safe storage requirements apply. Learn More

British proofs, working action. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own. Learn More

Percussion musket, Calibre .75 smoothbore. Lock plate marked Danzig 1831. Barrel is 41 inches long, overall length 56 1/2 inches. This musket is of the type that was imported to the USA for use in the Civil War. Antique firearm, no licence required to purchase or own but safe storage requirements must be observed. Learn More

Unusual percussion musket made by well known British arms maker, possibly commercial export for US Civil war use. No military markings. 49 inches overall length, 33 inch barrel, bore .62 calibre. Action marking visible in photos. Barrel marking is harder to see and marked Edge, Manchester, Edge's Patent No. 10. Wood is VG no cracks, metal has lots of wear, perhaps 30% finish remaining. Hammer spring is strong and bore looks VG. We do not warrant the safety of used firearms so if you have an intention to shoot this plan on taking it to a qualified gunsmith to examine and discuss the load you intend to use. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own. Safe storage regulations apply. Learn More

Austro-Hungarian made Lorenz Model 1854 Rifle Musket, muzzle loading percussion rifle. Lock numbered 861, indicating 1861 as year of manufacture, Austrian proof on lock. Believed to be in .54 calibre. Partial name on top of receiver. Nipple looks like replacement. US Civil War era musket. Learn More

Enfield 1882, Mk III in .450/577 caliber. Stock cartouche clear. Very Good condition overall, bore Very Good. With 1876 Martini Henry socket bayonet including scabbard. The socket bayonet was issued to infantry troops. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own. Learn More

Prussion Model 1809 musket converted from flint to percussion. Calibre .71 smoothbore. Forend cap is fitted with an unusual spring clip for attaching a socket bayonet. US Government purchased a number of these in 1861 for use in the Civil War. Reportedly used by both sides, but primarily the North. This is the same arm as the German Potsdam musket. Condition of this specimen is only good and would be suitable for display but not for shooting without some restoration. Learn More

Known as the Cavalry Short Carbine this rifle was made in the USA by Remington. Also known as the Remington Patria it is a Remington Rolling Block carbine used from 1879 to 1891 by Argentine forces then by provincial police forces in Argentina. The calibre is . 43 Spanish Mauser with octogonal chamber. There was no provision for a saddle ring. This specimen is original GOOD to VERY GOOD condition and has kill notches on the underside of the stock. Visible in the photos. Antique firearm. No licence required to purchase or own but safe storage regulations apply Learn More

EXC condition, .30 Rimfire, top rib is marked "E. Remington and Sons, Ilion N.Y. Pat W.S. Smoot, Oct 21/1873. Very few produced 1873-1888. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own. Learn More

Very nice condition, stock and metal cleaned up, buff sling. Cartouche and DC marking on stock visible. Antique, no permit required to purchase or own. Learn More

Original condition, 1858 dated, dark wood stock, DC marked, stock cartouche visible. Antique, no permit required to purchase or own. Learn More

BSA Company conversion of L.A. Co. 1860 rifle. Action tight. VG overall condition, Bore VG+ with strong rifling. Dominion of Canada DC mark on butt, cartouche visible. Very nice specimen of cadet training rifle. Learn More

.577 Centre Fire calibre, 19 inch barrel, Cadet carbine was 1905 cut down version of long rifle authorized by Canadian Government for drill organizations. Original rear sight, bead front sight as issued. Overall VG, bore VG. Antique firearm, no licence required to purchase or own but all safe storage requirements remain the same as for non-restricted firearms. Learn More

Snider 3 Band Long Rifle, 1868 dated, British proofed, original, lightly cleaned, markings on metal are clear and crisp. Stock cartouche still visible, original cleaning rod. Calibre .577. Antique firearm, no licence required to purchase or own but safe storage regulations apply. Learn More

LSA 1891 made, original cartouche in butt. Bore EXC, reproduction rod. Antique. Learn More