Rifles

Charter Arms AR-7 22LR. VG+ cond. complete with floating stock
16" barrel; 8 shot magazine, non-restricted rifle

Original Czech VZ52 chambered for the 7.62 X 45 mm Czech round. 1955 manufacture. Complete with folding bayonet. These earlier VZ rifles actually saw use by the Czech military. Later conversions to VZ52/57 in 7.62 x 39 are all in EXC condition showing no use, possibly not even issued. This is a real Czech military rifle and not often seen for sale. Bore VG, wood and metal finish Good+

Original mount, model G-3 marked, VG+ condition.

What we have here is one of the 1960's era sporters made from a British Lee Enfield No. 4 rifle. Barrel was replaced, new front sight fitted, stock was cut down to sporter length and refinished. The metalwork was sandblasted and parkerized to a uniform grey. Barrel 24 inches, all serial numbers stamped to match. Bore VG+. Caliber .303.

Argentine Model 1909 short rifle manufactured by DWM, Berlin. Caliber 7.65 Mauser (7.65 x 53). 22 1/2 inch barrel. Bolt matches, Bore VG+. Comes with generic European leather sling. Uncommon rifle that would look very good displayed with the 1909 bayonet available on this site.

Receiver is G98 Mauser receiver marked "Danzig 1916"
Barrel is 28" heavy target by "Shultz Larsen - Otterup
Rear sight is A.J.P. Model TZ 4/47 with multi-aperature
Adjustable trigger, single shot loading platform, palm rest and Target sling. Bore excellent, wood and metal finish very good.

SMLE converted to .410 shotgun smoothbore by Rifle Factory Ishapore 1936. Matching serial numbers on receiver, barrel, bolt and nose cap. Bore is EXC. Overall VG and very clean. Interesting Lee Enfield conversion.

German 1888 Commission rifle converted by the Ottoman Turks to the S or Spitzer cartridge. Gallipoli era rifle. Has Turkish markings on the receiver in addition to the original German designation and proofs. Bore GOOD, with cleaning rod and sling. Stock has been cleaned at some point. Metal is original grey patina with most of the original blue worn off the action area. Original German regimental marking still visible on barrel bands although XX'ed out.

Marked Kar 98, Erfurt manufacture dated 1918. Matching serial numbers. Refinished at some point in it’s life. Metal VG with some speckling to surface at top of receiver. Some German proofs still visible. Stock cartouches show outline only. British Nitro Proofed indicating transit through UK at some point.