Rifles

Adapts AR15 and M16 rifles to fire 22 LR rimfire. Includes complete bolt assembly, One 10 shot adapter installed in original 20 round magazine. Two 10 shot magazine adapters. Excellent condition.

7.65 X 53mm calibre. Argentine coat of arms on receiver ring. All matching numbers including the stock. Unusual hinged floor plate with release in trigger guard. German manufacture at DWM pre WW1. Equipped with auxiliary bayonet lug to use the Model 1891 bayonet. Bore appears to be very good plus.

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

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.

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

Converted during WW1 from Vetterli-Vitali Model 1870/87 in 10.35mm calibre to 6.5 Carcano by sleeving the bore and fitted with a Mannlicher single column magazine. Bore appears to be very good. This is sold as a collectors piece only since the 1870 action is considered barely safe for the 6.5 cartridge.

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.

1941 dated receiver. Serial # 0LXXXX range. 1942 dated 2 groove barrel is very good plus. Matching numbers. Front sight protector is latter version. Long Branch early Mark 1 rear sight and round cocking piece. Canadian “Woods” web sling dated 1941. Receiver and barrel are parkerized. These early rifles are hard to find.

All matching numbers, 1943 manufacture, 303 British. 1943 dated 5 groove barrel appears very good plus. A.J. Parker TZ 4/47 aperture sight. Central commercial front sight blade. Fitted with ZLT Canadian web sling dated 1942. Target mid-swivel. Butt stock is new replacement Canadian Long Butt. Fore end and hand guards are new unmarked, possibly British.

Fazakerly 1954 manufacture. Serial number is in the range of rifles produced for the Irish Republic, commonly called Irish contract rifles. All matching numbers including magazine. 5 groove barrel appears very good plus. Complete with military web sling.

1944 manufacture (70L). FTR in England with black painted finish. Original Canadian 1944 barrel is 2 groove with a very good plus bore. British Mark 1 machined rear sight. All matching numbers including LB magazine. Bolt is British replacement at time of FTR.

BSA Shirley (M47C) 1945 production. Matching numbers. Bore appears very good plus.

Australian 1917 Lithgow manufacture. Australian FTR during WW2. Barrel is Australian manufacture dated 1945 Bore appears to be very good plus Bolt matches receiver. Marked to the 4th Military District (4MD) Complete with military web sling.

Enfield 1917 production Canadian issue. All matching original numbers. Original 1917 dated Enfield barrel is very good plus. Complete with piling swivel, 1941 dated Canadian web sling included. Pull through with “Dominion Arsenals” 1917 dated brass oil bottle in butt trap. Stock has been cleaned at some point in the distant past but not sanded. A great specimen of a WW1 Canadian issue SMLE.

BSA 1917 manufacture, 303 British. FTR in 1953 with 1953 dated barrel in very good plus condition. Bolt is not numbered. Fitted with Parker Hale 5A target rear sight and target mid swivel. Appears to be new British wood with a clear coat applied. Not sanded.

BSA commercial production from the 1930's. Bolt number not matching, but is a commercial BSA bolt. Bore is very good plus. 303 British calibre.