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This is a later production Mauser P08 Luger pistol as manufactured in 1937. The top of the chamber is dated "1937" and the front toggle ...

This is a nice example of a late production 1941 dated luger manufactured by the Mauser factory. This series of luger has the all salt blue metal fini

Fixed sights, with "1939" over the chamber and the Mauser banner on the toggle link. Marked with a "crown/ N" commercial proof o...

Chamber dated 1936, toggle marked "S/42", and properly marked safety position and extractor. The right barrel extension has two eagle/63 p...

Blade front and tangent rear sights with fine adjustment screws, "1914" date on the chamber and "crown/ ERFURT" on the toggle. &...

Blank chamber and toggle with eagle test fire, eagle/WaA66, and eagle/H proofs on the right barrel extension and firing proofs on the barrel and breec

A) A product of the Remington Custom Shop, the "D", or "Tournament", grade was meant with the serious competitor or sportsman in...

Introduced in 1949, this particular shotgun was produced by the Remington Custom Shop, and bears the "E" initial of Carl Ennis among the e...

Introduced in 1949, the 11-48 was the first new semi-auto shotgun introduced by Remington following World War Two. Twin nickel bead sights on the barr

Introduced in 1950, the Model 870 in many ways defined the pump action shotgun for the remainder of the 20th Century, and to this day remains an excel

Introduced in 1950. White front and nickel mid beads on the vent rib, with a cylinder choke, the two line address and patent dates on the right side o

Introduced in 1949. The F, or Premier, grade was the highest offered by Remington, and each one was hand made by the master smiths in the Remington Cu

Introduced in 1948. Single nickel bead sight on the vent rib, with the patent information on the right side of the barrel and the gauge, 2 3/4 inch ch

Introduced in 1948, this example was produced in June of 1950, according to the barrel code. The Sportsman 48 was a variant of the Model 11-48, design

The F, or Premier, grade was the highest offered by Remington, and each one was hand made in the Remington Factory Custom Shop by master gunsmiths and

Originally introduced in 1905 and rebranded in 1911, the Model 11 is John Browning's automatic shotgun, which he personally considered one of hi...

Originally introduced in 1902 and rebranded in 1911, the Model 11 is John Browning's automatic shotgun, which he personally considered one of hi...

Produced in 1979, the Premier, or F, grade was exclusively the product of the Remington Custom Shop, with masterfully hand-fitted components and super

Introduced in 1930 and discontinued in 1933, sales of the Model 29 were undermined by the Great Depression, making this a rare item in any state, let

A product of the Remington Custom Shop, the "D", or "Tournament", grade was meant with the serious competitor or sportsman in mi...

Ivory and brass bead sights on the vent rib, with the "E GRADE" markings, patent dates, address, "20 GA for 2 3/4" or shorter sh...

Originally introduced in 1905 and rebranded in 1911, the Model 11 is John Browning's automatic shotgun, which he personally considered one of hi...

Produced as part of a 3000-piece limited edition. Single white bead sight on the vent rib, with choke marked "MOD", 2 3/4 inch chamber, st...

According to the barrel code, this shotgun was produced in June of 1948, during the interim period between the introduction of the Model 11-48 shotgun

Introduced in 1950. A single white bead sight is present on the vent rib, with the two line address on the right side, 2 3/4 inch chamber and "...

Located in Southern Austria, Ferlach has a long and upstanding tradition of producing some of the finest hunting weapons of all types dating back to t

Located in Southern Austria, Ferlach has a long and upstanding tradition of producing some of the finest hunting weapons of all types dating back to t

The John Rigby & Co. was established in the early 19th century and has produced a variety of fine custom made shotguns and rifles from bird guns...

Originally a double rifle in 577 caliber, the barrels are currently 16 gauge shotgun barrels. There is a single bead sight on the concave solid rib, d

Located in Southern Austria, Ferlach has a long and upstanding tradition of producing some of the finest hunting weapons of all types, dating back to

Manufactured in 1968. This shotgun features a matte vent rib with red bead front and ivory bead mid sights, marked "CUSTOM BUILT BY WINCHESTER&...

This is an example of a Winchester Skeet Grade shotgun. The shotgun has 28 inch barrels with a ivory bead front and nickel bead mid sight on the solid

Introduced by Winchester in 1931. Single bead sight on a solid rib, chambers gauge at 3 inches but are marked 2 3/4 inches, chokes marked full/modifie

Introduced in 1974 and manufactured in Japan. This is a deluxe engraved version of the standard Model 101 and features a coin finished receiver, trigg

Ported vent rib barrel with two ivory beads. Three choke tubes with wrench, 2 3/4 inch chamber, barrel marked "WINCHESTER Diamond Grade", ...

Introduced in 1974 and manufactured in Japan. This is a deluxe-engraved version of the standard Model 101. Features a dual bead sight on a vent rib ba

Manufactured in Japan. Dual brass bead sights on a ventilated rib. The upper barrel has the standard maker and model markings, with 2 3/4 inch chamber

Introduced by Winchester in 1931, this particular shotgun was manufactured between 1931 and 1959 and was a pre war special order with a beavertail for

The Knick model trap gun was originally introduced in 1922. It features a high visibility red front sight and ivory bead mid-sight on a matte vent rib

Manufactured from 1926 to 1948. Dual ivory bead sights on a solid rib, 2 3/4" chambers, choked full/improved modified, ejectors. Casehardened f...

Introduced in 1994 as the Type II Daytona, only about 80 of these shotguns are allocated to the U.S. every year. This shotgun comes with a set of O/U

Single bead sight on a vent rib barrel, chambered 3" shells, choked improved cylinder and improved modified, and auto ejectors on the 20 gauge ...

Solid rib barrels with a high visibility front bead and ivory mid sight. Choked full, 3 inch chambers, ejectors. Side plate action with floral scroll

Manufactured in Italy by Fabarm for Heckler & Koch. Feature Hi-Viz sight on vent rib barrel chambered for 3" shells, screw-in Exis choke sy...

Manufactured from 1931 to 1959. The left rear barrel is marked "MODEL 21 - WINCHESTER / -TRADE MARK- 12 GAUGE 2 3/4 & 3 IN." (The &quo...

Produced between 1944 and 1988. Twin ivory beads on the wide vent rib, with starburst designs on the sides of the chamber. Scroll engraved frame, with

Manufactured from 1926 to 1948. Dual ivory bead sights on a vent rib, 2 3/4 inch chambers, choked full/full, ejectors. Casehardened floral scroll engr

The concave smooth rib features a brass bead front sight and is stamped "BERETTA" near the rear end of the barrels. Barrels are choked mod...

Solid matte rib with high visibility front sight, mid-bead sight, and rear notch sight. 2 3/4 inch chambers, auto ejectors, choked improved modified/i

Single bright bead sight on a matte vent rib, barrels chambered for 2 3/4 inch with full and modified chokes. Standard markings on barrels, single tri