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Manufactured by the Italian firearms company Fabbrica Bresciana Armi S.p.A. (FABARM) and merchandised by Heckler & Koch. Standard markings, vent...

Introduced in 2003. Adjustable post front sight and 2-leaf rear sight, with a ATN Ultra-Sight red dot mounted on top of the receiver via a Picatinny r

Made in Finland and introduced to the American market in the 1980s, Valmet is recognized as one of the top producers of AK-variant rifles in the world

Manufactured by the Italian firearms company Fabbrica Bresciana Armi S.p.A. (FABARM) and merchandised by Heckler & Koch. Standard markings, vent...

Made in America. Copy of the H&K91 rifle using an H&K parts set assembled and CAI receiver. Hooded pin front and HK91-pattern drum rear sigh...

Scarce early model A, adjustable post front and 2-leaf peep sights, with standard markings on the frame, ribbed forearm and grip, and a folding metal

Standard markings and features. Complete with correct, blue plastic case and one extra magazine. BBL: 4 1/2 inch round Stock: Gauge: 9 mm para

Adjustable blade front and two-leaf rear sights, with Action Arms markings on the underside of the frame, bayonet lug, ribbed forearm and pistol grip,

Adjustable post front and 2-leaf rear sights, with an Action Arms see-through scope base mounted on the action cover, and an Aimpoint 2000 red dot sig

Produced by Israel Military Industries, the pistol features fixed sights, standard markings, 9 round magazine and fitted with textured plastic wrap ar

Introduced in 2006 and designed after the M4 carbine. It features a detachable carrying handle, adjustable front and rear sights, muzzle brake, lightw

This version of the Model XM15-E2S rifle has a post front sight/bayonet lug and an adjustable peep sight mounted on the carrying handle and flash hide

Limited production of M1 Garand rifle commemorating the D-Day invasion. Right rear of receiver marked "1577 OF 1944" and side of op-rod ma...

This shotgun is a gas operated semi-automatic with a magazine capacity of 4 and is in the bullpup configuration. Chambered for 2 3/4" magnum or...

The rear of the receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE / 7.62-mm M1A / SPRINGFIELD / ARMORY circled T / 041857". Flash suppressor, military front ...

Shrouded pin front sight and adjustable rear sight graduate 1200 meters with muzzle brake. Equipped with a scope featuring a collapsing sun shield and

Produced in Belgium, and later equipped with a full-auto trigger group and registered by Weapons Specialties of Phoenix, Arizona. Long flash hider, wi

This is an excellent example of a WWII British MKII STEN submachine gun, that has been assembled using one of the excellent John Norell Arms company...

The select fire variant of the Ruger Mini-14 Carbine, marketed to police forces and foreign military clients. Fitted with a birdcage flash hider, blad

This is an excellent semi-automatic copy of the classic WWII Russian SG-43 medium machine gun, that is mounted on a two-wheeled mount. These weapons w

Produced in Little Rock, AR, this is a registered receiver for a STEN submachine gun. Cuts have been made for the magazine, barrel, endcap, bolt and t

Unlike most "STEN" sub-machine guns on the market today, this is not an American tube receiver with surplus parts, but an actual English m...

A refinement of the Madsen M46, the M50 replaced the "bracket" style cocker with a more comfortable knob design. Fixed blade and peep sigh...

Originally a Model B carbine, converted to an open bolt full auto with the inclusion of parts from John Norrel. Markings are standard overall, with th

An American copy of the IMI Mini-Uzi, the HR 4332 (named for the 1986 bill which shut down civilian machine gun manufacture) guns are made from pre-ba

Introduced in the 1960s, the MPi69 was the predecessor to the Steyr TMP, using a telescoping open bolt similar to the UZI or MAC-10 and equipped with

Produced in Stephenville, Texas, using some Cobray components. Fixed blade and peep sights, with the standard threading on the muzzle, a front grip st

Produced in Stephenville, Texas, using some Cobray components. Fixed blade and peep sights, with the standard threading on the muzzle, a front grip st

Produced from 1967 to 1974, the Model 76 was designed as a possible replacement for the Carl Gustaf M/45 Sub-Machine Gun, which was popular with Navy

Produced in Las Vegas, Nevada, this is a large knife, similar in profile to a bayonet or fighting knife, with the addition of a 6-shot 22 caliber doub

Produced by Remington, this is not a "sawed off" shotgun, but a factory produced short barreled shotgun. Single bead sight, with "CYL...

Originating in South Africa as the Armsel Striker in the 1980s, the Cobray Street Sweeper rapidly found itself on the wrong end of legislative action,

This is an excellent example of what a modern cane gun would actually look like today. This is an authentic, completely ATF registered, fully operatio

This is an excellent to like new example of a current production, full automatic M2 "MA-Deuce" 50 cal Browning machine gun, as manufactur...

Produced by Douglas Laurence Oefinger before 1986,using Sterling components. Post front and 2-leaf peep rear sights, with the bayonet lug on the lower

This is an outstanding example of a very desirable WWII M1918A2 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) design, as manufactured by the New England Small Arms C

Developed circa 1941-1942 in response to the British STEN gun, as a substitute for the M1 Thompson SMG which could be produced faster and more efficie

This is an example of a WWII fully automatic Reising Model 50 submachine gun that was manufactured by the Harrington & Richardson company. These...

This is a very nice example of a fairly scarce and desirable WWII SMG as manufactured by the Marlin Firearms company for the United Defense Supply Com

This is an outstanding example of a late WWII style, M1A1 SMG that was produced by the Auto Ordnance Corp of West Hurley NY, using a newly made, upper

This is a WWII M1 carbine as manufactured by the Underwood company, that has been professionally converted into the desirable "Fully Automatic&...

Produced by Winchester and registered by John Norrell Arms. Marked "NORRELL ARMS/ JAX. AR. 506" on the arm, with a "W" on the ri...

This is a solid example of a WWII German MP44 assault rifle. The side of the receiver is stamped with the serial number 1899g/44 (indicating productio

Developed circa 1941-1942 in response to the British STEN gun, as a substitute for the M1 Thompson SMG which could be produced faster and more efficie

This is an outstanding example of an all original and unaltered WWII submachine gun as manufactured by the Harrington & Richardson company, that...

This is an excellent example of a WWII British MKII STEN submachine gun, that has been assembled using one of the excellent Wilson Arms company'...

Original maker unknown, this U.S. M2 Carbine trigger group is marked "NORREL ARMS/ JAX. AR. 506" on the arm, with an illegible marking on ...

This is just a fantastic example of a like new, fully functional, full automatic Class 3, M1919A4 medium machine gun, as manufactured and assemble by

This is an excellent example of a M14E2 fully automatic rifle that was produced by the Smith Enterprise company using one of their original manufactur

Originally produced by Inland, and registered by John Norrell Arms, this U.S. M2 Carbine trigger group is marked "NORREL ARMS/ JAX. AR. 520&quo...