Rifles

6.5 X 55 calibre. Receiver is unmarked. Drilled and tapped for side scope mount. Adjustable rear aperture sight. Used, well cared for rifle. Bore is very good plus. Bolt, floor plate and butt plate are matching numbers. Receiver is not numbered. Unusual double ball on bolt handle for winter use.

Manufactured by Ludwig Loewe – Berlin. All matching numbers. Bore appears very good. 7.65 X 53 calibre. Stock appears to be refinished to very good plus condition. Unique top handguard secured by 2 thin wires, a very fine example of this early Mauser.

Unissued condition. Medium bracket rifle with low mount scope. Only 481 low mount scopes were made. This scope bears rifle serial number 57946. This rifle serial number is 74967. Lithgow 1945 manufacture. 303 British calibre. Heavy barrel. See "The Enfield Story" by Skennerton, pages 316 to 323 for full details.

Pre WW1 manufacture at DWM – Oberndorf. Bore appears excellent. 7 X 57mm calibre. All metal parts are matching numbers.

Original cleaning rod for German 98k rifle. Grade 1 condition is used, blue finish in VG original condition. No markings on cleaning rods. Length 12 1/2 inches. There are 2 lengths of 98k cleaning rods..12 1/2 inches and 10 inches. We have only the 12 1/2 inch length. We do not have the 10 inch length. All sales final. Photo is representative.

Reproduced to exact specifications in steel for Mark IV Martini rifle

Reproduction, made to exact specs as original.

1950 production, tgf marked which strongly points to the secret code in use during the Soviet era as Czech Rifle Factory BRNO. All matching numbers. Excellent wood, metal and bore. The Czechs sold this model to Syria, Israel and other countries as well as their domestic military forces. This example appears unissued. 8mm Mauser calibre.

8mm Mauser. Post war refurbished, all original markings were removed. Bore is very good plus. Bolt number not matching receiver. British export proof marks.

Original calibre, 11 X 52R Dutch Beaumont. Conversion of the 1871 single shot rifle by adding Vitali magazine system in 1888. Complete and in excellent condition. Includes the very rare 4 round charger with 4 inert dummy cartridges.

East German bayonet training rifle, believed to have been designated the M85, resembles the AK47 rifle (East German MPiK). Comes with a spring loaded bayonet with bulbous rubber tip and grooved grips. The bayonet can be removed from the rifle for hand to hand training. Note that the rifle does not have pistol grip since the right hand did not grasp the pistol grip during bayonet use. Original, very good condition with grey, typical East German web sling.

ERA (Eddystone) manufacture. All matching numbers including rear sight. WW2 Arsenal refurbished with new wood. Bore appears very good plus.

Eddystone (ERA) manufacture. All matching numbers. Bore appears very good plus. Original Eddystone stock. Rear military sight replaced by PH 5B aperture sight. Front sight protector “wings” are removed and John Wilkes Precision globe front installed. Parke hale sight insert holder with 7 inserts included. Home made leather cheek pad. Butt plate covered with thin rubber non slip pad glued in place. Appears to be from the British Civilian Marksmanship program.

Steel construction, unmarked. Converted to 5 rounds as per Canadian law.

Refurbished for East German police “Volkspolizei” (VoPo) use. Denazified with VoPo star symbol on the top of the barrel ahead of the receiver. Excellent refurbished condition, matching serial numbers, bore is excellent, 8mm Mauser. Interesting Cold War collectable.

1939 production by J.P. Sauer, Suhl Germany (Code 147). Bolt is not matching. All other parts are matching and original. An interesting history. One of the last German Mausers shipped to the Chinese Nationalist Army in 1939 where it was captured and re-issued by the Communists under Mao and somehow found its way to Canada. The stock cartouche signifies issue to the Peoples Liberation Army (Communist). Sold as a relic only, bore is poor and corroded.

Beautiful and unique little European rifle in .22LR manufactured in the 1960’s. Heavy barrel, round, 24 ½ inches. Used, very good condition with 80% blue remaining and a couple of dings on wooden stock.

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.

Produced at Steyr in 1886. Mismatched numbers. Bore very good, strong rifle, no pitting. Complete with magazine cut off and cleaning rod. Comes with correct sword bayonet and scabbard. 8 X 60R calibre.