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W.M. LARGE MUZZLELOADER WITH 37" BARREL.  NAME STAMPED ON IT - GARY MCGRAW (COMPETITION SHOOTER??).

HAS 2 STICKERS ON STOCK:

19-25 AUGUST 1996 - WEDGNOCK ENGLAND

MLAIC - 2001

Antique single wild fowling percussion shotgun by Isaac Hollis and Sons, complete except for the replaceable percussion cap nipple.

Looking to purchase a Flintlock Rifle. Wanting to see if this is something I'd like to pick up as a hobby so looking for an affordable Flintlock. Not percussion. Send me a messsage if you might have something you'd like to part with.

1867 snider enfield carbine 577 caliber breach loading I’m nice shape and fully functioning ready to shoot. No pal required to own, display or fire this rifle. Shipping available. 

Antique Indian torador matchlock musket. Roughly 6 feet long. Really cool wall hanger.  Missing front sight and pan cover. Asking $400 obo trades welcome.

Selling/trading a Stevens Favourite in .25 Stevens. Overall it's in fair shape. 21" round/octagon barrel. Steel shows light surface rust throughout. Wood stocks are in nice shape for their age, a few light hairlines but otherwise show well.

BAYARD/PIEPER "HALF AUTOMATIC" 22 SHORT RIFLE MADE IN 1909.  19" BARREL.  GUN HAS BEEN TESTED.  NO TRADES.  $500 PLUS SHIPPING.  PAYMENT - LAYAWAY PLAN AVAILABLE.  CHECK OUT MY OTHER ADS.

Karabiner model 1871, manufacturer of 1876. 11.15x60mmR (43 mauser). Adopted for use by cavalry units. Not to be mistaken for the Infanterie-Gewehr 71.

What we have here is a Belgian parlour rifle from around 1880-1900. Bought this as a cool little plinker to have around the yard but I don’t have the time to give it the care it deserves.

- Brand: Enfield

- Caliber: .577

- Mechanism: Single Shot

- Description: Model Snider

- Barrels: 34''

- Condition: Fair

- Class: Non restricted

* Crown Stamped

- Brand: Enfield

- Caliber: .577

- Mechanism: Single Shot

- Description: Model Snider

- Barrels: 34''

- Condition: Fair

- Class: Non restricted

* Crown Stamped

This is an AUSTRIAN AUGUSTIN MODEL 1842 Percussion Musket, originally issued in tube lock, but converted to percussion in the 1850s

Yes theys rifle was used in the civil war and where bought to fill in the need for more rifles . 

Three band conversion.

Marked Enfield 1862 on the lock plate and London Armory ( yes, no U) 1861 on the butt. Calibre .577.

Looks in good condition, but missing cleaning rod.

Pickup Huntsville, no PAL required.

Functions but needs ejector. Had a stock repair a very long time ago that still holds. Fires 22 long. Shipping included. Price negotiable. Will trade. 

Stevens 94, 16 Gauge and Unknown (german?) 12 Gauge. Both lock up good. Stevens need a new ejector spring, German shotgun needs a new rear stock. The proof marks are from the German shotgun. Shipping included in this deal.