Single-shot

COOEY MODEL 840, 12 GA, 30 IN CLEAN BORE BARREL, 3.0 IN CHAMBER,FULL CHOKE, NEW OIL FINISH ON VERY NICE WALNUT , EXCELLENT BLUE, NO RUST OR PITTING. SHIPPING IS $50 TO MOST PLACES IN CANADA.CONTACT RENÉ AT 514 713 2310 OR ADC

Only 1 box through, practically new, shoots great, action smooth

The scope rail and the Bushnell TRS red dot will be included (Paid over $1000 for all of them)

Not rushing to sell, price firm for now

Antique no permit needed for this old girl.

CVA 45 caliber percussion cap muzzleloader I’m great shape. Double set triggers.  Chrome trim and patch box , cleaning jag included, 32” barrel double barrel wedges.   Shipping available. 

Thompson Centre Encore 209x50cal BP with 300 Win Mag Barrel both barrels have scope bases and sold as a package. 
PAL will verified.  
Shipping available at Buyers expense 

Here is a beautiful H&R handi Rifle and in the 30-30 Winchester caliber

Barrel length of 22" with a recessed target crown. An automatic shell extractor and a drilled and tapped top barrel. Weight of approx. 7 lbs. 

Type : Shotgun

Action : Single-Shot

Choke : Full & Modified

Chamber : 3 Inches

Barrel Lenght : 30 Inches

Interchangeable barrel

Double ejector

Fluorescent sight

• Type : Muzzleloader
• Action :  Single Shot
• Barrel length : 22 Inch
• Scope : Traditions 3-9x40mm
• Sling

Type : Shotgun

Action : Single-Shot

Choke : Full

Chamber : 2 3/4 Inches

Barrel Lenght : 30 Inches

Inv : 966

 

No license required. Mark 2 -- 2 star. Canadian marked the 27th (St. Clair Borderers Battalion). Lock plate is stamped "L.A.Co. 1861"  (London Armoury Company). Don't see any stamping on the cleaning rod.

Two Ruger 3's for sale. 

1st is a .44 mag in excellent condition for $1600 + shipping. 

2nd is a .223, very good condition, looks to have a refinished stock, for 1200 + shipping. 

Extremely Rare Civil War Cavalry Carbine

New revolutionary arms combo 

12 gauge

20 gauge 

410

Removable chokes 

$500

Email or text best 

506-230-6311

Were manufactured between 1806 and 1814 and widely used by French cavalry during the Napoleonic Wars. This one was made at Saint-Étienne Arsenal in 1811 and still in original configuration/not converted to percussion.

Very interesting short percussion carbine here. I can see it start as a Charleville calvary flintlock carbine, then converted to percussion at some point. Some short cracks on the wood, metal turns to grey. Lock works as it should.