Firearms | Fraser Valley | Mission | (other)

Have you always wanted to shoot an 1871 Mauser, but the thought of reloading sounds like too much work? Well, this version converted to .22 rim fire is the solution!

Normally a sporterized mauser isn't something to get excited over, but this time, you got the opurnity for something with unique history.

Needs hole drilled if you want to fire it. Think it's pure brass with brass wheels.  Barrel is around 12 inches long. Weighs about 6.5 pounds.

Looking to buy a John Dickson and son sxs shotgun. Let me know what you have. Thanks 

She's not in the best shape, but she's all orginal and matching. This 71/84 rifle is a little unusual because it's a Jägger variant. The only difference between a Jägger 71/84 and a regular 71/84 is just sling swivel location.

Selling my 1915 Mosin Nagant. This example has the Finnish upgraded rear sight, but the rifle is not marked [SA]. So it's likely this is a civil guard rifle. A group that was disbanded in 1944.