Rifles

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.

Heavy barrel with adjustable set trigger. Complete Schuetzen hooked buttplate. Weaver bases on rear of receiver, globe front sight with insert. Full length rail beneath stock.

Thumbhole stock. Adjustable set trigger. Target rail. Micrometer rear sight and globe front. Used, original condition. Very heavy barrel is 1 inch diameter!. Bore is excellent, overall blue finish on metal is VG with some exterior wear. Wooden stock has usual handling dings but a well cared for rifle. Complete with butt hook. .22LR.

Manufactured by Olympic Arms. Custom built HB target rifle. 26 inch heavy barrel with Brennan prong type flash hider. One piece knurled steel forearm. 5 round magazine.

First contract of the Type 46 produced at the Tokyo arsenal. 8 X 52R calibre converted from original 8 X 50R calibre. Matching Siamese numbers. One piece stock has been re-finished but not sanded. Bore appears very good plus. Shiny, sharp rifling, tight muzzle. Complete with original dust cover and cleaning rod. A very fine example of this unusual contract Mauser.

Single shot break open action. 37mm Rimmed calibre. Very good plus condition. Non restricted firearm. Must have PAL to purchase.Very good condition.

1906 manufacture at Ovideo Spanish Arsenal. Bolt number does not match. All other parts are matching. Bore appears excellent. 7 X 57mm calibre. Still original grease in bolt and action. Condition of wood and metal is excellent.

Rock Island Arsenal receiver, 1910 manufacture. WW2 Arsenal refurbished with Springfield 4 groove barrel dated 11-42. Bore appears very good plus, bright with lots of rifling.

Very interesting Ottoman Empire rifle used during the Great War. Rebarreled by the Turkish Army to 8mm Mauser calibre and restamped in 1938 at Ankara Arsenal in Turkey. Metric rear sight. Bolt number is not matching. Excellent bore as is wood and metal. Appears unissued since its overhaul. Highly researchable.

Very interesting Ottoman Empire rifle used during the Great War. Rebarreled by the Turkish Army to 8mm Mauser calibre and restamped at Ankara Arsenal in Turkey. Ankara Arsenal 1939 conversion from the original 7.65 caliber to 8mm Mauser. Bolt number is not matching. Bore is very good.

Very interesting Ottoman Empire rifle used during the Great War. Rebarreled by the Turkish Army to 7.92 x 57 (8mm Mauser) calibre and restamped in 1935 at Ankara Arsenal in Turkey. Metric rear sight. Bolt number is not matching (rifles with matching bolts are almost impossible to find). Bore is very good, slightly dark, tight muzzle, strong rifling.

Very interesting Ottoman Empire rifle used during the Great War. Rebarreled by the Turkish Army to 8mm Mauser calibre and restamped in 1937 at Ankara Arsenal in Turkey. Metric rear sight. Bore is very good plus. Bolt number is not matching, they never are on this rifle. Highly researchable.

Underwood manufacture. Underwood barrel dated 9 – 43. Bore appears to be good plus, no pitting, good rifling. Trigger frame is Inland. Bolt is Winchester. Magazine converted to 5 rounds. Restricted rifle.