Firearms | Ontario | Ottawa | (other)

Pistol appears unfired and as new from the makers, the condition of the touch hole indicates no use, or very little if any.

A French flintlock cadet rifle for sale. Bore measures .57in. Wood and metal are very clean, stock cartouche “ECOLE MILITAIRE” is clear. Not sure if it’s new stock. Used in cadet training in France according to previous owner.

Antique so no license required. Has a RCMP letter. 

Original 10.4 italian ordnance caliber. I have a reloading kit that I can include for extra (tool kit to load without a press, brass, projectiles)

Antique so no license required. Has a RCMP antique letter.

320rev caliber. I have a reloading kit that I can include for extra (tool kit to load without a press, brass, projectiles)

No slop in the cylinder

It’s a Steyr M1886 rifle in fair to good condition. Possible Portuguese use, caliber 8*60R. Receiver marked ŒWG STEYR, metal has patina and partial worn finish. No live rust or pitting seen.

Here is another Civil War Joslyn Carbine model 1864, caliber .52 rimfire. There was about 16,500 Joslyn carbines made between 1862 and 1865. Issued to Union calvary troops as new breech loading weapons.

You don’t see this in the market often. 1873 British Martini Henry MKI in 450-577. Correct brass action pivot pin still works well although a bit rough at the end. Also correct checkered buttplate. Metal parts covered by brown patina.

This is a Colt 1849 pocket revolver in great shape. It has 4 inch barrel and .31 cap and ball caliber, rare seen 6 rounds capacity. Serial numbers matching except the wedge is unnumbered. MFD 1862 according to serial number.

Here is a rare seen Winchester 1886 takedown model, caliber 33WCF. Manufactured in 1906 according to serial number. Metal in good condition, no live rust or pitting. Barrel, bolt and upper tang blue finish still in good shape.

Looking for a Winchester model 1895 Lee Navy straight pull rifle

Here is a very unique Winchester 1886 in 40-82. The 3 digit serial number put production date in the first year or even first month. Barrel is half round half octagon. Some dings on the barrel, not sure if they are from vise or something else.

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.

Pepperbox 1837 patent, 6 inch barrel,  Cal .34 percussion.  Engraved, ivory grips.       Cased with powder flask, bullet mold,  loading ramrod, lead balls and percussion caps. Serial number 11. Early production.

Colt 1849, 4 inch octagonal barrel .  All matching numbers.  Fine bore. Action crisp and 100% functional.  Cal. 31 percussion.

This is a very rare M1889 Carbine of Mauser’s first smokeless rifle Belgian M1889. Belgian troop equipped this rifle and resisted German army in 1914. So the M1889 is called “A rifle that saved Paris”. .