Ontario | Ottawa | (other) | No PAL Required

Hello. I have a beautiful Glisenti Bodeo manufactured in 1890 by Reggia Fabrica D'armi Brescia. This is the Type A  Enlisted Soldiers Model.

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

As a diversion from being a competitive pistol  shooter, I want to learn how to shoot a rifled musket. 

Exterior doesn’t need to be great, but I want one something with a really good bore.  A

British P58 Enfield Short Rifle 5 groove (short version of P53) 
Bore looks good with 5 groove rifling in .577 cal. About 35" barrel length.
Lock dated 1858 and marked crown over VR

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.

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.

I got this pocket revolver recently from trade, decided to let it go for funding my other projects. It’s nickel plated, .41 rimfire caliber with 5 rounds cylinder. Metal finish still in general good condition with partial fading area.

I’m looking for quality  antique percussion target pistols in a caliber under 50. 

Thanks 
Brian 

Here is a beautiful Starr Army 44 caliber double action revolver. Built in Civil War era, looks like one of the Union’s 25,000 contract. Mechanically functions well, timing correct and lock up tight.

Here is a Ballard military rifle with dual ignition system manufactured by Brown Co. Caliber is .46 rimfire and percussion dual ignition. Only about 1000 samples were produced. Extremely rare seen in the market.

Here is a rare piece of early 19th century craft work. Blunderbuss were used in British military training and sometimes brought in the ships against pirates and enemies.