Rifles

1943 Izhevsk manufacture in unissued condition. Matching numbers. Experimental Semin bayonet is cruciform style, 50 cm in length. The Semin folding bayonet model was developed late war and terminated after a short production run since they realized the Mosin Nagant rifle was already obsolete. Only a handful of these rifles seem to have survived. There are no refurbishing stamps or cartouches. Complete with Soviet military web sling

Very uncommon Finnish 1891 Mosin Nagant. Retubed rifle done at Arms Depot No.1 in 1926. Bolt number matches barrel. Bore is very good, 7.62 X 54R. Complete with Finnish military leather sling stamped “SA” and seldom seen Finnish cleaning kit, SA marked oil bottle, brush, rod extension and jag.

1942 Izhevsk Arsenal production. 7.62 X 54R calibre. Bolt and floor plate numbers do not match receiver and butt plate. Bore appears very good. Arsenal repair to fore end as pictured. Original condition. Not the refurbished ones from the Ukraine. Stock appears to be wartime. Complete with Soviet web sling.

Mossberg manufactured so called “Civilian Version” .22 trainer without US Property markings and no serial number. Model clearly marked on barrel. Comes with Mossberg S-130 aperture rear sight and ramp front sight with hood. Unusual light coloured birch stock, usually seen with walnut stain finish.

Long Branch rifle is dated 1944 and is in the correct 74L03XX range with matching bolt. Barrel is Long Branch dated 1945 with excellent bore. Butt has been replaced with a “long” butt, not numbered. Lyman Alaskan 2.5 power scope is correct number for the Canadian contract. Optics are crystal clear with command post reticle. Supplied as rifle with scope only. There is no transit box for the rifle or carrying case for the scope. The Alaskan scope was introduced as an interim measure because REL production of the No. 32 scope could not keep up with demand. The Griffin and Howe style mount is correct with Long Branch marks. Approximately 350 of this pattern were produced, but few have survived.

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.

Original Parker Hale built rifle with heavy 26” barrel. Complete with PH5C rear sight with multi aperture eye piece. Tunnel front sight with one aperture. Receiver, bolt and bolt head all stamped 19T for 7.62 NATO use. Parker Hale butt pad. Bore is very good plus. Complete with 2 target swivels. Matching numbers. Stock has some bruising on right side above magazine as shown.

30-06 calibre. 22" barrel. Adjustable trigger. Grey synthetic stock. Tasco 2.5 - 10 X42mm variable scope. Comes with spare 4 shot factory magazine. Unique bolt lockup with 3 locking lugs that lock into an integrated rear barrel extension. As new condition.

Barrel is 27 inches long, 1906 manufacture, .303 British. Complete with Ross Mk. II rear sight which is fully functional. Serial number is H608. Bore is very good. tight muzzle.

Original Ross Rifle Model 1912 actin has been rebarrelled with an unmarked 20 inch tapered barrel. 22 LR. Bore is excellent. Action is tight and totally functional. Rare schnabel fore end.

Complete and original excellent condition. Looks unfired. All matching numbers. Bore is excellent, 14.5 X 114mm Russian calibre. Tiny patch of corrosion on exterior of barrel about half way along. Comes with cleaning rod, chamber brush, oil bottle, canvas action cover and ammunition bag. Amazing original WWII Russian artifact.

1942 Izhevsk Arsenal manufacture. All matching numbers. Bore is excellent, 14.5 X 114mm Russian calibre. Still has grease in action and bore for long time storage. Leather and wood are excellent. Bipod is not original but is an excellent copy.

Early high quality EG version, 1947 manufacture. Walnut stock is excellent with no cracks or bruises. “Hawkins" rubber butt pad is very good condition. Bore is very good plus 24” barrel retains about 90% blueing, 300 Savage calibre. Receiver finish is faded since this was the point of carry for these rifles. Receiver is drilled and taped for a tang sight. Brass cartridge counter and brass magazine feed system A very nice example of this classic rifle.

Early Savage production in 1942. All matching numbers, all Savage parts. Bore is very good plus. Possibly one of the early (T) conversions done at RSAF Enfield. Rifle only, no scope or mount. These early conversions did not have the S51 Holland & Holland mark on the butt stock, just Enfield inspectors mark on butt socket. Pad screws are not staked as later (T) conversions were. This is a RARE early conversion of a USA Savage Stevens made rifle.

Original magazine in excellent condition

All original matching numbers. Bore is excellent. 7.5 X 53.5 Swiss calibre, 12 shot staggered magazine. Complete with Swiss military leather sling and original muzzle protector. Not safe to fire modern 7.5 X 55 Swiss ammo.

Heavy barrel with micrometer rear sight and globe front sight. Original very good used condition with brass number plate on bottom of grip. Bore VG.

Heavy barrel with micrometer rear sight and globe front sight. Old style buttstock crudely extended with custom made hook. Palm rest also custom made. Keep as is legacy rifle or restock to your preference. We are selling this as it appears in the photo but pricing as barreled action only.

Vintage craftsmanship .22 Target rifle with heavy barrel, micrometer rear sight, globe front with one insert. Used, very good condition with normal handling dings on wooden stock.