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The Whitney Navy is a 6-shot, .36 caliber, single action percussion revolver that was manufactured from the late 1850s through the early 1860s. The revolver went into production after Colt’s patent on his revolver mechanism expired in 1857.

Here is a rare seen 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.

Wanted parts and pieces for el faisan sxs 410s, barrels, receivers, stocks. Prefer Nova Scotia. Would look at 20 and 28 gauge pieces also.

I’m really looking for a specific rifle. Lyman Deerstalker 50 cal flintlock. I sold to a guy that passed away few years ago. Regretted that selling ever since. Would consider buying Lyman Great Plains in 50 cal flintlock.

Looking for a M&P 2.0 9mm slide in either 4.25" or 5"

Swiss Vitterly rifle . Cal 10mm rimfire. All numbers matching except bayonet. Very good condition for the 140 years old rifle. 

A beautiful functional revolver that takes .32 rimfire long or short. The engravings offer no tactical advantage whatsoever.

Open to trades.

I have for sale a Remington Vest Pocket single shot derringer in .41 rimfire. This little beauty retains approx. 75% of its original nickel finish. Mechanics are excellent with strong springs and crisp action.

No PAL required, make an offer or open to trades . 

I've owned this gun for close to a decade now. Seems it's time someone can appreciate it.

Selling my Egyptian rolling block. Judging by the serial number, this rifle is from the second contract. Not the first contract that was used in the franco Prussian war.

Rifling is in good condition, making for an excellent shooter.

As the title states, I am after a Lingle lower for a project if anyone is interested in parting theirs.

I do not need a trigger, as I will be tinkering on it anyways. 

Cheers!

~ Tom 

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.

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.