7663 VT Route 22A, Addison, VT, 05491-8924
Collectible Military & COMMERCIAL Firearms & Militaria
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MILITARY & MILITARY-TYPE FIREARMS
COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY (SAA) U.S. CAVALRY/1874/AINSWORTH/NETTLETON
DESCRIPTION:
Up for sale is a Colt Single Action Army (SAA) U.S. Cavalry marked revolver in .45 LC (Long Colt) caliber. It has very good patent dates and U.S. marking. The frame, trigger guard, and back strap are numbers-matching. The loading gate and frame have the same assembly numbers. The cylinder is a Henry Nettleton inspected one. You can see the Ainsworth A on the trigger guard. Nowhere else that I can see. The frame has been re-colored by someone, I believe. I believe the ejector housing and ejector and head are correct. The barrel is a civilian one from this time period. The bore and rifling are actually very good and strong. The address is a little weak, but still very readable. The hammer looks like a really nice, correct one, and you can see good case-coloring still. But the firing pin has been changed out to a concave/conical version, which didn't come out until 1905. The firing pin slightly touches when you let the hammer down (on the first click, you have to push it closed when letting it off). You cannot tell when firing it, as it has ample force forward. I do not see any rubbing, but there must be some somewhere there. The revolver seems to time and function fine. You can hear all 4 clicks. The grips actually fit very well, so I'm not sure if this was a condemned revolver then refitted as a civilian, or if they are just worn. I do not see any inked number in the channel. Someone ground the top sight channel a little to widen the rear sight groove. There is a piece of copper band or something in the base pin groove on the hammer end. Must have been a little worn, or the base pin is undersized. Maybe an original would fix that? There is a spare repro barrel that is pretty much new. It has, supposedly, one of the best roll-stamped repro addresses ever. The guy was said to have had an original die. This is NOT something I bought, as I do not buy stuff like that, and I am just going by what the previous owner told me. But it would make for a great replacement with a little machining to have the ejector housing stud added. This would make a great restoration project, or an inexpensive U.S. Cavalry place-holder that can be fired without worrying too much about losing the family farm if it breaks!
This revolver is antique and can be shipped to your home, WHERE LEGAL! I will require proof that you are 21 years old or older. I know your state laws. Please learn them yourself BEFORE buying! This will make a great collectible and shooter. It is an excellent candidate for a restoration, also.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $3,000.00
CC PRICE: $3,105.00
plus actual USPS shipping
MILITARY & MILITARY-TYPE FIREARMS
Civil War Captain's Colt 1860 Army & Holster, 1850 Foot Sword, & National Archives Records! 1st CA / 71st Regiment, Co.P, Pennsylvania Volunteers - Dual Commissioned Officer!
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For sale is a Colt Model 1860 Army revolver from 1863, along with the original holster, Model 1850 Foot Sword, and all documentation from the National Archives on Captain Robert C. Hicks of the 1st California/71st Infantry Regiment, Co. P, Pennsylvania Volunteers (he resigned in Sept. 1862 due to the gunshot wound he received at Ball's Bluff), and later, Captain of Co. B, 5th Veteran Reserve Corps, stationed at Burnside Barracks, Indianapolis, Indiana, of which President Abraham Lincoln commissioned him on June 13, 1863. The revolver is well discussed on the Colt Forum (you can search it under my username, shawnhoag), and appears to be all original. The holster that was with it (due to the man being wounded in the shoulder at the Battle of Ball's Bluff, he had to use this holster, which apparently reversed the draw of the revolver), an unmarked Model 1850 foot sword, and 2 discs of the National Archives records of Capt. Hicks. I do not have the actual Commission signed by President Abraham Lincoln and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, but I DO have photos of it. The family would not let that go (and, NO, I don't know how they let ANY of it go, but the man was 88 at the time, and passed it on to another well-known historical collector in my area). I have the signed affidavit from the Captain's great-grandson stating all of this. He lived (he passed in 2016 at 90 years old, and his obituary is in the photos) in the next town over from me, 12 miles away.
The revolver is all original and matching. It is most likely a commercial revolver made over by Colt from a Military-rejected pistol (hence the dual serial number on the cylinder), as it was normal for officers to buy their own handguns during this time. See the Colt Forum discussion for this. I can email you the link if you want. The revolver is all matching, including the grips. The 4 in the serial number on the frame is struck very lightly, most likely the die broke on this strike, but several experts have "tweaked" the photo of it, and it IS there. The bore and rifling are fine, as are the cylinders. This revolver CAN be fired (although, as a collectible, I advise against it!).
I have some info on the sword that I have compiled from a few experts. It is unmarked. As one expert wrote, "The sword is almost certainly a Horstmann product. The use of oak leaves on the pommel, together with the lack of rosettes among the foliage on the guard, was almost unique to Horstsmann. Although he usually signed his products, he sometimes failed to do so with items sold to retailers whose customers marketed them under their own name. It appears your blade is unetched. If so, it was probably a "bargain basement" sword, which would also explain the leather grip." That is quite typical. It has a leather-wrap handle instead of a Ray-skin handle. But it is all original and untouched. No, I don't have the scabbard. If I did, it would be in the photos, obviously.
Again, you will receive the Colt 1860 Army revolver, the original holster, the Model 1850 foot sword, and the 2-disc compilation of Capt. Robert C. Hicks' Service records and correspondence from both of his times in the Union Army during the Civil War. There are 151 photos. PLEASE look through all of them. Your questions will most likely be answered. But feel free to call me to ask any questions that are not.
The revolver is antique. It can be shipped to your door, where legal ( I will require proof that you are at least 21 years old)!
CASH PRICE: $3,350.00
CC PRICE: $3,475.00
plus actual USPS shipping
MILITARY & MILITARY-TYPE FIREARMS
Oct./Nov. 1944 Inland M1 Carbine
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CASH PRICE: $1,400.00
CC PRICE: $1,450.00
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COLT 1878/1902 "ALASKAN" REVOLVER/ U.S. MARKED & DATED 1902- ONLY 4,600 MADE!
For sale is a 100% original and matching numbered Colt 1878/1902 revolver in the original caliber of .45 Long Colt (.45 LC). Collectors often refer to this revolver as "The Alaskan". This is due to the overly large trigger guard. Years ago, collectors believed that the large trigger guard was for shooting with gloves on, hence the "Alaskan" misnomer. The real reason the trigger guard is larger than the civilian/commercial version of this revolver, the Model 1878 DA Colt, is because of the original.45 Long Colt ammunition used had hard primers. The mainspring was changed in the Model 1878/1902 to a heavier version. That would have made the trigger too hard to pull and hit anything accurately with. So the trigger was made longer, thus seemingly making the double-action trigger pull lighter, hence the larger trigger guard. It made a heck of a difference for the smaller Philippine Scouts!
When you hear the story of the weak .38 Long Colt revolvers not taking down the Moro Indians, it was actually THIS model that was then manufactured to combat this problem. While many assume that the .45 revolver acquired in response to the Moro fighters’ fighting spirit (and the opium they used pre-battle) was the 1873 Single Action Army, it was actually the 1878/1902 (while some SAAs were put into service, this was done by individual officers, and not by government plan). Only 4,600 of these revolvers were manufactured and issued. The date of 1902 is clearly seen on the right side, as is the U.S. surcharge stamp, and the inspector initials "JTT", for John T. Thompson (yes, THAT John T. Thompson, the inventor of the Thompson sub-machinegun). On the left side, above the grip and on the trigger guard, is the inspector initials "R.A.C." for Renaldo A. Carr, as well as the circled Colt pony that was used pre-1913. Also, on the underside of the barrel, is the inspector's initial "K", and the proof-firing P.
This revolver is a very nice example. The Colt shiny factory finish is still very much intact on most of the revolver (and it is EXTREMELY difficult to photograph well!). There is some finish wear, and handling marks. The photos should show about everything. Remember that the zoom photography really enhances the wear/scratches/etc. The niter blue on the hammer, trigger, loading gate, and some screws is very prominent still. The revolver has all numbers matching to include the frame, loading gate, and cylinder. Those were the only places where these were numbered. The grips were never numbered on these. The cylinder walls, bore, and rifling are in very good condition, and the revolver functions as it should. A very fine piece of history! C & R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $2,250.00
CC PRICE: $2,350.00
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Springfield Armory Model 1873 "Trapdoor" Rifle - made in 1881
This is a great example of the classic U.S. Springfield Armory "Trapdoor" rifle in the original caliber of .45-70. The breechblock is marked U.S. MODEL 1873. The serial number is 168710, and it has the *(star) mark, which no correct information has ever been found out about. The stock cartouche is marked 1881, as this was built in December 1881. The rifle features a very nice, unsanded stock with great cartouches. The Inspector's initials are SWP, which belong to Samuel W. Porter, who was the Master Armorer and Chief Inspector of Springfield Armory from September 15, 1879, to June 18, 1894. The firing proof P in a circle under the wrist of the stock indicates that the rifle passed all of its overpressure proof testing. Additional marks include inspector's and proof marks around the breech end of the barrel: a capital A on top, a V over a P, over an eagle’s head, over another P, on the left side, just above the stock. The butt plate is marked U.S., and both barrel bands are "U" marked. The lock is marked with an eagle and U.S. SPRINGFIELD 1873, manufactured by Springfield Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts. The rear sight is the correct version that is marked R for rifle (carbine sights are marked C for carbine). The ramrod is the correct M1873 rod. The rifle is in very good condition with great amounts of the original finish remaining, and it looks as if it has come right out of very long-term storage. The bore and rifling are excellent and shiny in the original length (32 5/8") barrel. Absolutely amazing for a 144-year-old weapon!
I HAVE CHANGED THE HAMMER OUT THAT IS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS, TO THE ORIGINAL TYPE 3 THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN ON THIS RIFLE FROM THE FACTORY! IT IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, AND MAKES THIS RIFLE 100% CORRECT NOW. SEE PICTURES 14-19 THAT SHOW THIS.
There are a few handling and wear marks on the rifle, as would be expected on a 144-year-old weapon. I have tried to show them in the photographs. This will make an excellent collectible and shooter. The Trapdoor Springfield Rifle was used for many years in the Indian Wars, the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection, and the Boxer Rebellion. This is an ANTIQUE! NO FFL IS NEEDED, WHERE THAT IS LEGAL! It can be shipped right to your door. PLEASE KNOW AND UNDERSTAND YOUR LAWS BEFORE BIDDING! I WILL REQUIRE PROOF THAT YOU ARE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD TO BUY THIS.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,350.00
CC PRICE: $1,400.00
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Springfield Armory Model 1873 "Trapdoor" Rifle - made in 1885
For sale is a U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1873 "Trapdoor" Rifle in the original caliber of .45-70. The breechblock is marked U.S. MODEL 1873. The serial number is 298464. The receiver and block have some case coloring, more so on the loading block. The stock cartouche is marked 1885, as this was built in October 1885. The rifle features a very nice, unsanded stock with great cartouches. The Inspector's initials are SWP, which belong to Samuel W. Porter, who was the Master Armorer and Chief Inspector of Springfield Armory from September 15, 1879, to June 18, 1894. The firing proof P in a circle under the wrist of the stock indicates that the rifle passed all of its overpressure proof testing. Additional marks include inspector's and proof marks around the breech end of the barrel: a capital A on top, a V over a P, over an eagle’s head, over another P, on the left side, just above the stock, and an R below those. The butt plate is marked U.S., and both barrel bands are "U" marked. The lock is marked with an eagle and U.S. SPRINGFIELD 1873, manufactured by Springfield Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts. The upper right corner of the Buffington sight leaf is marked R to indicate that the sight graduations are for a rifle and not a carbine. The hammer is the correct and original type 3. The ramrod is the correct M1873 rod.
The rifle is in very good condition with great amounts of the original finish remaining, and it looks as if it has come right out of very long-term storage. The bore and rifling are excellent and shiny in the original length (32 5/8") barrel. Absolutely amazing for a 140-year-old weapon!
There are a few handling and wear marks on the rifle, as would be expected on a 140-year-old weapon. I have tried to show them in the photographs. This will make an excellent collectible and shooter. The Trapdoor Springfield Rifle was used for many years in the Indian Wars, the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection, and the Boxer Rebellion.
This is an ANTIQUE! NO FFL IS NEEDED, WHERE THAT IS LEGAL! It can be shipped right to your door. PLEASE KNOW AND UNDERSTAND YOUR LAWS BEFORE BIDDING! I WILL REQUIRE PROOF THAT YOU ARE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD TO BUY THIS.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,300.00
CC PRICE: $1,350.00
plus USPS shipping
WW1 Eddystone M1917 Rifle w/Remington Bayonet & Scabbard
For sale is a WW1 U.S. Eddystone M1917 rifle in the original caliber of .30-06. The M1917 was produced by Eddystone, Remington, and Winchester. There were 2 or 3 of these to every M1903 issued in WW1. The Springfield M1903 gets all the credit, but there were MANY more M1917 rifles issued during the war. These are not available through the CMP (I'm guessing this is a DCM rifle, as there are NO import markings anywhere) unless you get extremely lucky and one happens to roll in (Good Luck!) while you are at one of their stores. In this condition, it would go straight to their overpriced auction site and sell for $3k. Ser# 1133381 (notice the "full house" serial number) was manufactured in September of 1918 (an actual chance of being used in WW1), and the barrel is the original 9-18 dated barrel. Most of the parts that I can see (without disassembling the rifle) are Eddystone marked with an E. The photos will show all the parts. The ones that are not E-marked are easily obtainable online. The stock is in decent condition with original cartouches. The bore and rifling are very nice and shiny with some micro-pitting in there. Nothing that will affect accuracy. This rifle will be a great shooter. The muzzle gauges at 0.75 on my gauge, which is probably close to what it came from the factory as. Just a really nice-looking M1917 with a great barrel. Great for shooting and collecting. This is C&R eligible, where legal. Included is an original Remington-made Model 1917 bayonet and scabbard. The scabbard was made by JEWELL and is dated 1918. Only Remington and Winchester made M1917 bayonets. Eddystone did not make its own. Also included is the original, unmarked (probably worn away, as most were lightly marked) M-1907 sling. It is an original from WW1 with the brass frogs. I'm guessing this sat in a closet for many years. Hence the paint. I have seen it many times where they painted right around the guns in the closet! This makes for a nice, complete collector's/shooter's package.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,650.00
CC PRICE: $1,710.00
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Springfield Armory M1A w/U.S.G.I. stock, F.H. & Magazine
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The rifle is like new. Has an original Winchester "Big Red" M14 stock, U.S.G.I. flash hider w/bayonet lug, and U.S.G.I. Checkmate Industries 20-rd. magazine.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,600.00
CC PRICE: $1,675.00
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U.S. Springfield Armory 1898 Krag Rifle - .30-40 Krag - C&R eligible
For sale is an original Springfield Armory Model 1898 Krag rifle made in 1901. Beautiful stock set. No date cartouche remains, but the circled, script, proof P behind the trigger guard is clear. Has the correct Model 1901 rear sight and hand guard. The bore and rifling are dark with light pitting throughout, but very strong rifling. The muzzle gauges 2.0 ME, which is well within CMP Service Grade standards. I believe with some shooting, the barrel may clean up some or a lot. It should still be an accurate shooter. If the CMP had this, it would be on their auction and sell for $2,500-$3,000! This is C&R eligible, where legal.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,300
CC PRICE: $1,350.00
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U.S. Springfield Armory M1903A1 National Match rifle
There are lots of National match rifles before and after this in the SRS database. This was built with the available NM parts from the DCM at the time. Even the rails are polished like a NM. Looks like a National Match Special, but no P on the stock. But there IS on the barrel. See Brophy's 1903 book. It explains this, and shows a price list of the parts at that time.
Built in 1938-1939
SA 8-38 barrel date.
0.75 ME. Star gauged at muzzle. Bore and rifling are like new. Shiny and excellent.
Stock- C-stock. S over 8 in cutoff. Cap on bottom of pistol grip.
Full checkered butt plate with door.
Correct Lyman 48 rear sight.
Lyman hooded front sight
Correct type 2 safety.
BOLT: N.S. on top of bolt root. 7 on underside of root. Correct
COCKING PIECE: Correct
Cutoff: Non-serifed
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,900.00
CC PRICE: $1,975.00
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WW1 Remington M1917 Rifle w/Remington Bayonet & Scabbard
For sale is a WW1 U.S. Remington M1917 rifle in the original caliber of .30-06. The M1917 was produced by Eddystone, Remington, and Winchester. There were 2 or 3 of these to every M1903 issued in WW1. The Springfield M1903 gets all the credit, but there were MANY more M1917 rifles issued during the war. These are not available through the CMP (I'm guessing this is a DCM rifle, as there are NO import markings anywhere) unless you get extremely lucky and one happens to roll in (Good Luck!) while you are at one of their stores. In this condition, it would go straight to their overpriced auction site and sell for $3k. Ser# 494745 was manufactured in October of 1918. The barrel is a WW2 replacement barrel manufactured by Johnson Automatics. The same Johnson Automatics that built the Johnson M1941 rifle. It is marked with a JA, a flaming bomb, and a firing proof P. The parts are not all matching makers. Most of, if not all, bolt parts are R-marked. The replacement stock is in amazing condition. The only marking (as would be correct for a WW2 rebuild) is Elmer Keith's (yes, THAT Elmer Keith) Ogden Arsenal O.G.E.K. inspection cartouche.
The bore and rifling are like new. This rifle will be a great shooter. The muzzle gauges at 0.75 on my gauge, which is probably close to what it came from the factory as. Just a really nice-looking M1917 with a great barrel. Great for shooting and collecting. This is C&R eligible, where legal. Included is an original Remington-made Model 1917 bayonet and scabbard. The scabbard was made by JEWELL and is dated 1918. Only Remington and Winchester made M1917 bayonets. Eddystone did not make its own. Also included is the unmarked M-1907 sling. I am not sure if it is an original sling, but it sure looks exactly like some originals I have here. This makes for a nice, complete collector's/shooter's package.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,650.00
CC PRICE: $1,710.00
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MILITARY & MILITARY-TYPE FIREARMS
I.W. I. Tavor X-95 Rifle - L.N.I.B.
Springfield Armory Saint Victor in 5.56/.223 w/Factory Bag & Manual
I.W. I. Tavor X-95 Rifle - L.N.I.B.
FULL PHOTO ALBUM & DESCRIPTION COMING SOON!The Tavor X95 is the next generation bullpup from IWI US, Inc. upgrades and enhancements from the original Tavor SAR include a new fire control pack with a 5 to 6 lb. trigger pull, repositioning of the ambidextrous mag release to an AR-15 location, a forearm with Picatinny rails at the 3, 6 and 9 o'clock positions with removable rail covers, relocation of the charging handle closer to your center mass, a modular Tavor style pistol grip that can be swapped out to a standard pistol grip with traditional trigger guard and a smaller, lower profile bolt release button.Features:Clean long stroke gas piston operationOptimized ergonomic design for increased comfort and ease of use100% ambidextrous capable configuration and operation, no additional parts required to convert 9 mm to left hand configurationThree integral and/or reversible ambidextrous quick detachable sling swivel receptacles on each stock side with two pushbutton ball bearing swivels includedIntegral folding backup sights in a full length Mil-stdtop picatinny rail, meprolight tritium night sight insert on mil-standard threaded sight postSimple field stripping into two major subassemblies for easy field maintenanceFeatures:Type: Closed Rotating Bolt, 6-GroovesSeries/Collection: Tavor X95Action: Semi-Automatic, Gas PistonMagazine Type: NATO StanagStock Type: Bullpup ConfigurationMuzzle Type: ThreadedMagazine Capacity: 30Caliber/Gauge: 5.56x45mm NATOTwist Rate: 1:7"Orientation: RightSafety: LeverSight: Folding Front with Tritium Insert and RearBarrel Material: Cold Hammer Forged, Chrome Molybdenum SteelReceiver Material: SteelStock Material: Reinforced PolymerBarrel Finish: ChromeStock Finish: Flat Dark EarthBarrel Length: 18-1/2"Overall Length: 28-1/8"Weight: 8 lbMagazine Material: PolymerComes with the factory box, manual, trigger lock, and 1 FDE colored P-mag (where legal ONLY)
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,500.00
CC PRICE: $1,560.00
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I.W.I. Galil ACE SAR New in Box
Springfield Armory Saint Victor in 5.56/.223 w/Factory Bag & Manual
I.W. I. Tavor X-95 Rifle - L.N.I.B.
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,500.00
CC PRICE: $1,560.00
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Springfield Armory Saint Victor in 5.56/.223 w/Factory Bag & Manual
Springfield Armory Saint Victor in 5.56/.223 w/Factory Bag & Manual
Springfield Armory Saint Victor in 5.56/.223 w/Factory Bag & Manual
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $700.00
CC PRICE: $735.00
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Arsenal SAM7R w/Box & Manual
F.B. Radom Beryl in 5.56/.223 w/Bayonet, 4 mags, pouch
Springfield Armory Saint Victor in 5.56/.223 w/Factory Bag & Manual
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $1,500.00
CC PRICE: $1560.00
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F.B. Radom Beryl in 5.56/.223 w/Bayonet, 4 mags, pouch
F.B. Radom Beryl in 5.56/.223 w/Bayonet, 4 mags, pouch
F.B. Radom Beryl in 5.56/.223 w/Bayonet, 4 mags, pouch
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CASH/CHECK PRICE: $2,000
CC PRICE: $2,070.00
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F.B. Radom Beryl in 5.56/.223 w/Bayonet, 4 mags, pouch
F.B. Radom Beryl in 5.56/.223 w/Bayonet, 4 mags, pouch
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COMMERCIAL FIREARMS
1st year, 1956, Colt SAA .45 LC LNIB w/ Original Colt Catalog
ser #8335SA, 45 Colt, 5 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent, likely unfired, bore. The barrel and ejector rod housing retain 99% original blue, with the forcing cone showing bright metal, looking as though it were just cut. The cylinder, grip frame and guard are similar, the cylinder with the beginnings of a faint turn ring, a couple superficial scratches on the backstrap, and the slightest toning at bottom of front strap. The frame is lovely showing strong color case-hardening with some tiny freckles of light surface oxidation on right flat, left recoil shield and toning on edge of loading gate. The bright polished sides of the hammer remain brilliant with some light freckles of oxidation which would likely polish out. The checkered hard rubber Rampant Colt grips are scratch-numbered to the gun and rate excellent. The arm times and locks up properly and the assembly numbers on frame, cylinder and loading gate match. The frame, backstrap and trigger guard are all correctly numbered alike. The revolver rides in its original black box with instruction pamphlet, warranty card and small American Rifleman card. The box rates very fine to perhaps excellent with a couple flaked spots and some hammer rub wear on the interior; it is orange grease pencil numbered to the gun on its underside. An excellent post-war Single Action Army made the first year after production resumed, 1956. C&R eligible, where legal. Comes with an original 1956 dated Colt catalog.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $4,250.00
CC PRICE: $4,400.00
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Winchester Ranger 120 12 ga. Pump Shotgun/Made 1984-1986/28" Barrel
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Stevens 77B Pump-Action 12 Ga./1955/28" bbl./Savage Super-Choke
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MILITARIA & AMMO
WW1 L.C.C. & CO. ASSISTANT GUNNER'S BAR BELT- DATED 10-18/OCTOBER 1918
The Assistant Gunner's belt for the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) is an uncommon belt. This one had the magazine pocket removed and a BAR magazine pocket added. I would guess this was common to be able to carry more mags.
CASH/CHECK PRICE: $125.00
CC PRICE: $135.00
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WW1 L.C.C. & CO. RIFLEMAN'S BELT- DATED 10-18/OCTOBER 1918
WW1 Rifleman's ammo belt. Made by L.C.C. & Co. and dated October 1918. Excellent condition.
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WW1 LONG MFG. RIFLEMAN'S BELT - DATED 5-18/MAY 1918
WW1 Rifleman's ammo belt. Made by L.C.C. & Co. and dated May 1918. Excellent condition.
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