Appears unused in Factory box. Includes Carbide Full length sizing die, Bullet seating die, Powder through expanding die, Universal shell holder, powder dipper and instructions with load data

New in factory sealed box. 2 die set

The German Model 1914 rod grenade was a very advanced ordnance item for the era. It has a complicated and well made nose fuze as well as a cup shaped ranging disk. The nose fuze is very advanced yet simple to use. The safety pin is removed from the fuze, screwed in to the grenade and it’s ready to launch. The ranging disk had 3 positions to determine the distance of travel. This specimen is supplied with a fired fuze. The ranging disk and rod are missing. Very interesting WWI artifact. Rod grenades were replaced by cup discharger grenades in 1917.

A fine example of a Canadian issue High Power, with all matching numbers. Bore is excellent. Serial number is in the 7T series. There is about 50% of the MAB (Military Aid Board) decal left on the front grip. Some marking on the front and inside of the trigger guard. Original John Inglis magazine converted to 10 rounds.

250 rounds long necked blank packed in military ammo can. US military manufacture by Lake City Arsenal in the late 1960’s. Must have PAL to purchase.

A fine example of an Argentinian High Power, made by Fabrica Militar de Armas Portatiles “D.M.” Rosario, with all matching numbers. The bore is excellent and the pistol is in outstanding condition. This model, which is rarely found in Canada, would make an excellent addition to any High Power collection. Comes with one magazine.

Australian post war manufacture. NOS, dusty from storage. Will fit either the Mark 1 or Mark 2 Bren. Gun not included, shown only for demonstration.

Iver Johnson Champion 410, 3 inch chamber. Made in good ole Coburg, Ontario. 26 inch barrel.
Complete with working Bushnell Trophy Red Dot optic. Sling swivels and sling included. Bore is very good, shiny, no corrosion. Stock repair at wrist as pictured. Stock is sound.

A very nice example of this RARE US rifle. Bore is very good plus, shiny, sharp rifling and tight muzzle. Metal and wood are also very good plus. The rear sight is new manufacture, but a exact copy of the original. All other parts are original. 30-06 calibre.

Belgian made FN FAL with flash hider, bipod, plastic handguard and wooden buttstock. Very good condition. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. Bolt moves, mag is removable, trigger is welded solid and rifle cannot be disassembled.

22 LR calibre, 21 inch heavy hammer forged barrel. Comes with 2 magazines (5 shot) and Harris style bipod. Walnut stock. Receiver grooved for tip off scope mount. A very accurate rifle.

Australian made FN FAL Model L1A1 rifle with wood furniture. Marked “A” in star and Australian broad arrow. Also stamped SPF with a serial number for Singapore Police Force. Very good condition. Bolt moves, mag is removable, trigger is welded solid and rifle cannot be disassembled. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. For sale in Canada only.

British L1A1 rifle with all plastic furniture. Nicely marked and in GOOD plus condition. Deactivated, no licence required to purchase or own. Bolt moves, mag is removable, trigger is welded solid and rifle cannot be disassembled. For sale in Canada only.

British made by MEC (Mills Equipment Company) dated 1941 with British broad arrow mark. Excellent condition, looks unissued.

Used in military small arms training school this gun is on a wheeled stand, very handy to display and work on. Gun is dated 1945, barrel 1943. Note the Navy Grey paint beneath the green. This is thought to have been removed from HMCS Bonaventure but we have no specific provenance on that. Priced to sell. Excuse the rather ragged photos taken in our storage area, nothing in the background is available for sale or included in this listing.

As new condition ready to install. One only, great price. These are unavailable elsewhere

Deactivated as we imported them many years ago. Supplied with the firing pin and spring for display. Wooden case with some interior supports missing, cleaning kit with brush and rod. Oil bottle (not shown), spare parts tin, sling with hooks.

Enfield 1936 manufacture. All matching numbers. Lock up and timing are tight. Bore is very good plus. 38 S&W calibre.

Original Canadian WWII dated gas mask with Canadian made, C broad arrow marked cannister. Canvas carrier is C broad arrow marked, date stamped but not legible. Mask in VG condition, lots of marking and C broad arrow. Elastic headband has lost stretch. Very nice collectable kit. For Display only. WARNING: Do not wear WWII era gas masks as they contain asbestos fibres hazardous to your health. http://www.nationalasbestos.co.uk/news/wwii-gas-masks-a-life-saver-or-a-potential-killer

Yataghan sword bayonet for use with the .71 caliber M1829/46 Artillery Carbine and others. This bayonet developed from the French Model 1840 and has a longer, heavier blade and steel crossguard instead of brass. The Model 1842 was replaced by the more common Chassepot 1866 bayonet. The Model 1842 resembles a much heavier version of that bayonet. A refinement of the world's first yataghan sword bayonet, the M1840, the M1842 had a longer, heavier blade and replaced the M1840's brass crosspiece with steel. The M1842 was a forerunner of the M1866. The M1842 blade is heavier than the M1866, as is the scabbard. Original good condition, blade is very good with no nicks on edge. Scabbard is rusted with minor dents near the tip. Made at Chatellerault Armoury in 1856.

Martini Henry Mk III rifle in .577-450 Martini Henry calibre. Clear Crown over V, Enfield 1882, RSAF Enfield manufacture. Proof marks clear. Blue on barrel and receiver is VG, about 85%. Excellent bore with strong rifling. Stock is sound with no cracks or chips. War Department stock cartouche is clear.Complete with original cleaning rod and leather sling. A fine example of this classic rifle. Antique, no licence required to purchase or own.

22 LR calibre conversion kit fits Colt 1911 and A1 frames. As new condition. Comes with one magazine, manual and instructions.

M7 bayonet for AR15/M16 rifle. US bayonet maker is Milpar. Very good condition. No scabbard.

Used, very good condition. Four are 7 shot and one is 8 shot. All are totally functional. Price is for all 5 magazines.

Original Colt, EXEC condition 223 Remington. Bayonet lug, 20" heavy barrel, 1:7 twist, forward assist,. Nylon sling and aftermarket cheekpiece for use with scope. Supplied with Colt magazine (not shown) blocked to 5 rounds. Restricted rifle, must have restricted PAL to purchase.

Canadian FTR post war. Canadian barrel is very good. Serial number on frame only, indicating possible post war foreign service. Magazine disconnect has been disabled as was commonly done by some armed forces. Pistol will fire without magazine. Complete with 3 commercial 10 shot magazines.

The M70, circa 1970 replaced the post war M50 helmet with substantial improvements in comfort, namely four thick leather pads and Y shaped chinstrap with chin pad. The exterior of the helmet is covered in anti-infrared plastic paint. Completely original, some wear to the paint on edges of helmet shell. No size marking visible but size is estimated at 7 1/4, perhaps slightly larger.

1916 production. All matching numbers. Bore is very good, 455 calibre. Action and timing are tight. Barrel is dated 1918 but has correct serial number.

Early Italian production of this classic pistol known as one of the “Wonder Nines”. Bore is very good and action is tight. Magazine blocked to 10 rounds. 9mm Luger calibre.

Well known 37mm casing for the French 37mm gun Model 1916. Later mounted on the Renault tank of 1917. Case dated February 1916 (2-16), fired primer. Interesting and widely used artifact of World War One.

All parts are original US Rifle M14, Springfield barrel dated January 1961. Bolt, Trigger Group, Op Rod are all SA. Wooden stock. Bore is very good plus. Magazine converted to 5 rounds. Everything needed to mount on an after market receiver.

M14 magazine shorter than full length and converted to 5 rounds to be legal in Canada.

French made Second Empire (1866 – 1870) Yataghan blade bayonet. Maker marked on spine Imperiale de Mutzig Arsenal, dated Feb. 1868. Complete, minor surface rust on crossguard. Nicely marked blade in VG condition with coating of hardened oil or grease. No nicks on blade. Steel scabbard has 2 dents visible in photo and surface rust, renumbered to bayonet.

Original, very good condition, well marked including C broad arrow. Fits the Inglis "harmonica" style muzzle brake. Has reddish stain which would probably wash out.

Probably a salesman’s sample, half cutaway example of primer from the bottom of a large calibre artillery shell casing. Contains inert black granular material, probably sand, to simulate where the gun powder charge would be. Unmarked.

USA Illuminating round M301-A1 with M84 time fuze. Empty and inert display round.
Fired and recovered, in very good condition.

Nicely marked, complete with primer. Totally inert. Case is cleaned, minor ejection denting at case mouth.

Canadian made fuze for World War One munitions, either 18 pdr or 4.5 inch round. Manufactured by Russel Motor Car Company and R.M.C.C. marked. Cutaway for instructional or salesman’s sample purposes. Unfortunately the area cutaway may have contained the fuze model number as it is otherwise unmarked. Piece of cello tape holds part of the firing mechanism in position. Empty and inert.

Very uncommon brass case for the Polish 75mm armata przeciwlotnicza wz.36 which was a Polish designed and built anti-aircraft gun used during the Second World War. Original fired case, uncleaned with original stenciling visible on outside of case. Nicely marked on base.

Original Model 1878 rifle manufactured by Waffenfabrik Bern in Switzerland and marked M78 on the right side of the receiver. Matching serial numbers, in very good plus condition, bore is bright with lots of rifling. Missing cleaning rod. Original 10.4 x 38R calibre (.41 Swiss)

Very nice rifle, 1970 manufacture. 22 inch barrel with excellent bore. Rubber recoil pad installed. Original 4 shot magazine. Complete with Bushnell Trophy XLT scope, 1.5 - 6 with illuminated reticle and leather sling.

Complete and inert cartridge for the German 3.7cm (37mm) Maxim automatic cannon. Unfired high explosive, nose fuzed projectile fits tightly in the brass case and is not removable. Case nicely marked and manufactured by Patronenfabrik Karlsruhe, dated 1904 with Imperial German Navy marking crown over M.

Canadian made 2 inch practice round manufactured by F&W 1941. Filled with sand to simulate the flight of HE rounds. Original condition, nicely marked with original varnish and stenciling. Completely inert.

Used in the Soviet ZiS-2 Soviet anti tank gun of WWII vintage, an interesting gun with 13 ft long barrel, Kept in service long after WWII ended and tank armour became resistant to such small calibre rounds. This uncommon specimen is 1952 dated. 17 ¼ inch overall length and very heavy at the base due to the extremely thick brass and rim. Nicely marked. Interesting Cold War collectable.

RARE. WWII B-17 Flying Fortress Tail gun ammunition box holds 500 rounds of 50 BMG ammunition. Made of sturdy lightweight fiberboard and manufactured by the Standard Tire Company of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Features quick release lift-the-dot closures and a rubber covered internal belt rollers. Measures 25 x 7 x 10 inches. Previous owner used this box for storage and managed to scratch out the “ammunition” decal and remove the lift a dot buttons but otherwise intact and very good condition. Easily researchable. Another sold by IMA for $695.00 USD. Last photo is box without decal scratched out. Please note that we do not have this particular box, that photo is for reference only.

Original WWII dated (2-44). Empty case complete with inert fired primer. Nicely marked with naval anchor. Case shows ejection dents.

The M70, circa 1970 replaced the post war M50 helmet with substantial improvements in comfort, namely four thick leather pads and Y shaped chinstrap with chin pad. The exterior of the helmet is covered in anti-infrared plastic paint. Completely original, some wear to the paint on edges of helmet shell. No size marking visible but size is large, estimated at 8, perhaps larger.

Very interesting original Victorian era (Mid 1800’s) British short sword/cutlass used by Constabulary, Police, Customs, Prison Guards, etc. Perfect accessory to have with a Sea Service pistol. Unmarked, which is normal. 24 inch curved blade with 22 ½ inch fuller and a 7 inch sharpened false edge is in original condition with leather washer, some surface corrosion but no nicks on the blade edge. Grip in very good condition without wire (this sword never had wire on the grip). Brass handguard and pommel in very good condition. Brass mounted leather scabbard also sound and very good condition. There is no scabbard locking latch on this model.

Uncommon knife bayonet for the Yugo M56 submachine gun (available deactivated elsewhere on this web site). Very good original condition complete with scabbard and leather frog.

Manufactured by Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company. Complete with tripod, pintle and T&E. Missing barrel carrying handle. Deactivated, no license required to purchase or own. The deactivation process renders this item with no moving parts. Cocking handle does not move. For sale in Canada only.

The Brandt design mortar was purchased and produced in the USA for use in World War Two. This very robust weapon fired a wide range of projectiles and was carried into action by two men, mule packs, hand carts and a variety of vehicles. Original item, deactivated by removal of firing pin, welding receiver to tube and bar across tube at muzzle. Complete including M4 collimator sight in carrying case, ammo case, 2 round ammo holder and leather muzzle cover.

Rare example of a US WW1 aerial bomb. Retains about 95% original green paint. Empty and inert.

Canadian produced Anti-Tank weapon during the Cold War period from mid 1950's to late 1960's. Very uncommon to find anything related to this weapon system. The rocket is 3.2 inches diameter, 27 inches in length, no propellant or motor present. This is the practice version painted blue with some markings remaining. Empty and inert. Does not disassemble.

Uncommon Italian designed and produced B4 anti-personnel mine would also have been commonly used by the Germans in Italy. Spiked feet enable it to be fastened to a wooden post, fence post or tree with a trip wire as a booby trap. Very complete and nicely marked. Spring cover is missing original wire catch, held in place with nail. Shrapnel inside mine is loose and rattles when shaken. Original paint remaining. Highly researchable. Empty and inert.

223 Remington calibre. 11.5 inch barrel with extended flash hider due to increased muzzle flash. Bore is very good plus. AR style collapsible buttstock and military nylon sling. Restricted rifle.

Used, Original, soiled but VG condition

Very oversize wooden training aid resembling Bofors 40mm AA round. Cut away to show internals of the round. Made of wood, painted and standing on a round brass base. Total length 49 inches. Unmarked as to source, origin or ownership. Very interesting, probably locally made for training.

Excellent reproduction of sling for Canadian C3 sniper rifle.

Designed for the British Pattern 1853 rifle musket, it also fits others including the Snider Enfield conversion of the above rifle. Thumbnail type fuller. Ricasso has 3 line Enfield inspection stamp. Blade in GOOD original condition. Brass mounted leather scabbard in very good original condition with broad arrow WD marking visible and regimental/rack marking on the locket.

Very uncommon brass case for the Polish 75mm armata przeciwlotnicza wz.36 which was a Polish designed and built anti-aircraft gun used during the Second World War. Original fired case, uncleaned and nicely marked on base.

Unissued condition with matching bayonet and scabbard. All matching numbers including bayonet and scabbard. Complete with original factory muzzle protector. Manufactured in Germany by DWM. 7 X 57mm calibre. Beautiful pre-WW1 German craftsmanship.

Israeli conversion of Czech 98k Mauser using commercial Remington barrels. Single shot, 25 inch barrel has very good plus bore. Bolt number mismatched. 22 LR calibre.

Original WWII fighting knife, Third Pattern, ENGLAND marked on crossguard, no broad arrow. Domed brass pommel nut. Taper ground drop forged blade has original bluing and has been sharpened in service. Clearly used in the field as the tip has been broken off and reground so that overall blade length is 5 ½ inches. Scabbard chape is attached with brass staple and frog sewn on and reinforced with wire. Frog does not have elastic retaining strap.

Original WWII fighting knife, Third Pattern, ENGLAND marked on crossguard, no broad arrow. Domed brass pommel nut. Taper ground drop forged blade has some original bluing and has been sharpened in service. Overall blade length is 6 11/16 inches. Scabbard has brass chape. Both chape and frog are attached with brass rivets. Frog has some elastic retaining strap remaining but it is broken. Owner has marked front of leather scabbard with name and service number.

We have for sale an Inglis made Boys Anti Tank rifle converted to .50 BMG calibre. The barrel is made by Precision Arms and turned down to exact Boys specifications from a Browning M2HB barrel. Comes with one magazine in .50 BMG. The butt pad is missing and has been replaced with a foam pad covered in duct tape.

Remington 1943 manufacture. Serial number falls in the first block of A4 rifles produced by Remington. 2 groove barrel is dated 9-43. Bore is excellent. Complete with correct Weaver M73B1 scope and Redfield mount. Optics are clear and cross hairs intact. Scope serial # is in the 285XX range and applied by electric pencil as was the proper procedure for these scopes. Correct military replacement stock manufactured by Keystone Company is excellent. Less than 29,000 A4 Sniper rifles were produced. An excellent example of this iconic US sniper rifle.

40mm Bofors brass case. 1942 dated complete with primer, empty and inert. This case has an unusual two size primer. Nicely marked headstamp. Case has been cleaned and case mouth shows denting from ejection.

303 British calibre. Fazakerly 1954 manufacture. Unissued still in packing grease. Serial number falls into the so called “Irish Contract” series of rifles. Complete with matching numbered bayonet & scabbard. Has a couple of dings in the stock not uncommon for these repacked rifles kept in storage when the Irish contract was not shipped. These rifles in unfired condition are hard to find.

Viet Nam era M67 style fragmentation grenade. This is the M69 practice version without internal fragmentation pattern and used a small practice charge that came out through the vent hole in the bottom of the grenade when it "exploded". This specimen is empty and completely inert, including inert fuze.

The M3 American combat knife was developed in 1943, the handle is stacked leather. The 6 5/8 inch blade is double-edged, stiletto type, and the scabbard is leather. This example has no markings anywhere, but the ricasso has been shortened on one side sometime in the past and the maker possibly ground off. There has also been a lanyard ring added to the top of the pommel which some sources say may have been intended for CB (Construction Battalion) issue but we cannot verify that. The scabbard is correct for this knife but is missing the button fasteners and strap that secure the knife.

All metal parts are 1943 Springfield manufacture. Barrel dated 6-43, bore is very good plus. All metal parts expertly re parkerized. Some minor surface pitting on barrel surface. New walnut stock. Correct lock bar rear sight. A great looking example of a World War II, 1943 Garand.

The M3 American combat knife was developed in 1943 and was one of the most successful fighting knives. The design consists of a round metal pommel and a handle of compressed leather discs.Blade is double-edged, stiletto type. This example is stamped CASE on the crossguard, one of ten different manufacturers of the M3, and condition overall is very good. The scabbard is the early version leather one with metal rivets and wire loop belt hanger. We suspect the scabbard is a very good reproduction aged to match the knife.

Pre WW 1 manufacture in Germany by DWM. All matching numbers except stock. Bore is very good plus. 7.65 X 53 calibre.

Very uncommon accessory for WWII 2 inch mortar display. 3 tube carrying unit for 2 inch mortar bombs, bound together with steel strapping as made, including web carrying straps. This unit labelled for white star illumination flare bombs. Very good original condition with some delamination of the cardboard tube visible in one place in photograph. No bombs included.