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Measures 6 3/4" tall, 14 1/2" deep, 18" long green painted wooden chest with iron hardware. The shot sides of the chest are stenciled...

Three extended experimental stick magazines, two are 17 1/4" and one is 15 7/8" long. Four pairs of target style checkered walnut grips wi...

The receiver was originally produced in July 1943, then upgraded the match grade standards and presented to winners of Naval shooting matches as Secre

Blade and adjustable peep sights, with a Remington barrel dated "10-43", standard receiver markings, Remington bolt, two bolt stock with &...

This particular shotgun is both U.S. and F.B.I. marked, and is currently in riot gun configuration. The upper left rear of the barrel and lower left f

Standard sights with "DRC" windage and "NIC" elevation drums, "3-56" dated Springfield barrel, Springfield bolt, trigg...

This is a nice example of a Remington Model 11 "Military finish" Training semi-automatic shotgun with military markings and Lyman Cutts co...

This is an example of a WWII Stevens 520-30 Riot shotgun. The riot shotguns differ from the trench guns in that they are not equipped with the handgua

Produced as a Model 1922 MI, and later converted to MII which included installing an early NS, M2 bolt. The receiver is marked: "U.S. / SPRING...

Blade front and folding ladder rear sights with a "9-42" dated Remington barrel. Smooth straight grip stock with an Ordnance stamp and &qu...