Alberta | (other) | No PAL Required

1869/71 Swiss Vetterli waffenfabrik Bern

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All original condition.

*price drop* The Colt 1849 Pocket revolver was an important part of American and firearms history. A "little iron" rather than a big one. Based on Colt records, this gun was manufactured in 1871 in the wake of the Civil War.

Martini Henry Mk4 British Service Rifle

Long Lever

1887 Enfield Production

Buttstock cartouches and unit markings

Comes with cleaning rod

Bore is in good shape

Antique status, no PAL required 

This is a B pattern Martini Henry MK IV long lever chambered in 577/450

The mechanics of this revolver are excellent and the finish is very good- excellent as refinished.

I recommend you check out my quick little youtube video on this revolver.

Howdy Gunpost! I've got something really special for you here. This is a rare bird that is something that you just don't encounter at your local hockey rink venue community Gunshow.

18th or 19th century pistol by Davidson. Davidson was a gun maker From 1782 - early 1800's. Screw on barrels. Good condition for it's age.  Stiff trigger. No cracks in the wood.  

Edward Bond at 45 Cornhill, London, was active from 1800 -1826.  Proof marks are early 19th century. The bore looks good and to be about .66 cal. 10 inch octagon barrel, with iron sights. Mechanically functional. Missing front pin.

Functions as it should. With strong lockup and good indexing all three clicks are present on cocking. Brown patina throughout the gun. Cylinder scene still visible but tough to see through the patina.

Colt 1849 Pocket Model .31 cal made in 1852, All numbers matching, original box and goodies to come with, Stagecoach scene is immaculate, rifling is like new. 

 

British war of 1812 er Brown Bess New Land 1805 pattern musket. Smooth bore, muzzle loading flintlock which was reliable and may have seen extensive action by British forces during the war of 1812.

Extremely rare Merwin and Hulbert company 32  H&R caliber seven shot antique revolver With a 5 1/2 inch barrel. This revolver retains approximately 90% of the original nickel finish.

For your consideration scarce  dated 1864 SNIDER ENFIELD CADET CARABINE.  The walnut stock was refinished.

I have an 1860 Snider-Enfield Mk2. 

Very good shape. Wood and metal is solid. It is absolutely covered in inspection marks and assembly notations. It is listed as London armoury 1st class arm.