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This Browning, made in Belgium, comes in the original Browning black leatherette display case with tools and plaque. The lid has a presentation plaque that reads "Red Rock Rifle & Pistol Club 1965". This beautiful, deluxe presentation pistol features the high polish blue finish, vent rib, click adjustable target rear sight, high Patridge front sight, gold trigger, beautiful deluxe high finished walnut oversized pistol grips with matching forend. Has the original Browning magazine. Features inlaid gold scroll on trigger guard, grip strap, muzzle, barrel and frame on both sides. Does not appear to have ever been fired. Stunning special order Browning Medalist. Serial Number-37400T4; Manufacturer-Browning; Model-Medalist; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-6 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;CORRECTION: There was 407 of these made.

The West German firm of J.P. Sauer & Sohn has been world renowned of their quality bolt action rifles for well over a century and a half. The quality and workmanship that goes into these weapons is unsurpassed. We offer here a model extremely scarce on this side of the pond, it is not even listed in the blue book, the Sauer Model 80 Grand African. Chambered for the powerful .458 Winchester Magnum and capable of taking down the world's most dangerous game. The smoothness of the action, the quality of the high polished blue finish, and the beautifully checkered pistol grip walnut stock with contrasting forend tip and grip cap are, simply stated, the finest available. The barrel, bolt and frame retain virtually all of the expertly reapplied high polish blue finish but there is a few spots under this finish on the frame, none of which detracts from the overall beauty. Rifle features the detachable magazine. Sports a hooded front sight with an adjustable safari type rear sight made to withstand heavy service duty and simple adjustments. The action is like butter and it has a mirror bore. While there may be fancier big game rifles, the quality of this rifle cannot be surpassed. Africa awaits! Serial Number-E6464; Manufacturer-Sauer; Model-80 Grand African; Caliber-.458 Win. Mag; Barrel Length-22 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;

This rifle dates to Roy's early days of custom rifles in South Gate, California using the old FN actions that he ordered from Belgium with his name stamped on left side receiver bridge. He started building these rifles right after the war, and this one probably dates to late 1940's to early 1950's. It features a highly polished blued Apex barrel and high polished blued FN action. Flat inner bolt is checkered. Blued floorplate and trigger guard have faded to 75%. Flat counter-bored muzzle. Sports a beautifully grained Monte Carlo comb checkered pistol grip walnut stock with dark contrasting forend tip and grip cap with traditional Weatherby diamond, that appears to be dark rosewood with gold plated sling eyes and an early Weatherby black recoil pad. There is some slight loss to the Nitre blue on bolt release and a couple of minor age freckles on top of frame, otherwise the gun appears to be in near new condition inside and out. Perfect action. Strong bore. There are none of the early exotic wood inserts on this classic early post-war Weatherby hand-built custom rifle in a very scarce caliber. Anything not in a Weatherby caliber is very scarce. Early Remington caliber. Serial Number-981; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.244 Rem.; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The .224 Varmintmaster was the first new commercial Varmint cartridge developed in decades and the only belted varmint cartridge then in existence, a vast improvement over the then-popular .222. The rifle was introduced in the 1967 catalog as a scaled down version of the Mk V. It has a new action that features six locking lugs. The stock profile was typical Weatherby. It sold for $295 when first offered in 1967. The barrel is manufactured with no provision for sights. Features the J.P. Sauer action. Stock has the hand-cut diamond checkering with contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, a solid red Weatherby recoil pad and sling eyes. Filler screws for scope blocks are missing. There are a couple pencil-lead sized spots on barrel, otherwise as new inside and out. Serial Number-S7954; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.224 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

The Sauer Junior is a very scarce rifle of which little is known. It is a scaled down version of the Mk V, very similar to the Varmintmaster with the exception that it comes with a European style single standing rear sight and a banded ramp front sight, otherwise has all the other features of a Varmintmaster with the addition of double set triggers. We could not find this rifle in any of the 1970's or 80's catalogs. Very similar to the larger scale Mk V Europa Model, this might have been intended for the European market. Stock is all Weatherby with diamond skip checkering, contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond and solid black Sauer composite buttplate. Features royal blue finish, oil grooved bolt, J.P. Sauer action and European sling swivels. Topped with Weatherby Variable 2x to 7x German made scope. Retains all of its original high polish original blue finish with a minor mark. The wood has some impressions and some finish loss left side of buttstock. Near new inside. Serial Number-S8027; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Sauer Junior; Caliber-0.224; Barrel Length-24 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;

Manufactured 1934. The .22 Hornet was one of the hottest new cartridges on the block at the time this beautiful rifle was manufactured. These are rarely seen chambered for this caliber. The rust blue frame and barrel retain fully 98-99% original finish with Winchester sporting rear sight and hooded ramp front sight. Bolt is electro-pencil etched on bottom with matching serial number. Action is perfect. Bore is like new. The floorplate and trigger guard retain 95% of the original factory blue finish with a few storage scuffs. Rifle sports a Lyman 48 receiver sight. Walnut stocks features pistol grip and fine checkering. Stock is near mint with original finish and just a couple of very minor impressions. Even the checkered steel buttplate retains 95% of the original blue finish. Has deluxe Super Grade style sling swivels. This is arguably one of the finest .22 hornet 54 rifles we have encountered. Serial Number-41693A; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-54; Caliber-.22 Hornet; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This deluxe rifle was made in Japan. Features high polish royal blue frame and barrel, blued floorplate and trigger guard, jeweled bolt with oil grooves, distinctive Weatherby stock with the laser mark five panel carving, contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, Weatherby brown waffle pad and sling eyes. Manufactured with a folding single rear sight on bridge and ramp front sight. Barrel is ported. Topped with a quick detach Schmidt & Bender German made 6x42 scope. All blued metal surfaces retain virtually all their original finish. Stock is near mint. Near new inside and out. Serial Number-H169524; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.340 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

This rifle features the finely polished factory blued barrel and frame, receiver grooved for scope,ramp front sight, rib with folding leaf rear, oil finished deluxe wood pistol grip checkered stock with black forend, checkered Niedner style steel buttplate, roll-over cheek piece, sling eyes, magazine fed, and mounted with a Leupold Quick Release M8-4 compact scope. As new inside and out with box. Serial Number-SA683; Manufacturer-Kimber; Model-82; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Modern;

Offered is one of the most faithful recreations of the original Sharps Model 1859/63 military rifles ever manufactured. Features post front sight, folding ladder rear sight. Top of barrel is stamped "Old Reliable" and "Caliber 45 2/10". Barrel retains all of the original rust blue finish. Forend cap, all three barrel bands, frame, hammer, lever and buttplate retain virtually all of the case colors. Walnut stocks are near mint with two sling swivels. Near mint bore and perfect action. This rifle does not appear to have ever been fired and is near new inside and out. Serial Number-3537; Manufacturer-Shiloh; Model-Old Reliable; Caliber-.45-70; Barrel Length-30"; FFL Status-Modern;

Features high polish royal blue barrel, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge with Beuhler mounts and a period Weatherby 4x87 scope, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, red waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Manufactured with no sights. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-P18853; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-7mm Magnum; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

This lovely high polish early Savage was manufactured in 1911. Standard features include full round barrel, German silver knife blade front sight, Savage sporting rear sight, brass cartridge counter, walnut Schnabel forend, and straight grip walnut perch belly stock with rifle buttplate. These very early high polish examples are among the most desirable, and this example remains in fine condition. Barrel has about 98% of the original high polish factory blue with razor sharp legends and a few minor storage marks. The high polish factory blue frame retains more finish than just about any that we have seen; some minor high edge wear and a couple storage marks. Even the base of the frame has the majority of the high polish blue (usually the first to turn). Buttplate retains approximately 80% of the original factory high polish blue. Walnut stocks are near mint. Some brilliant colors still on lever. Strong, near mint, rifled bore. One of the finest condition early examples we have seen as of late. Serial Number-114517; Manufacturer-Savage; Model-99; Caliber-.303 Savage; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This beautiful deluxe pre-war sporting rifle features a full round barrel, hooded ramp front sight, target rear military style sight, rides on groove that measures 10" from breech. Mauser banner on bridge. Half stock deluxe checkered walnut stock with pistol grip cap, Mauser banner black composite buttplate. Mauser logo stamped on right side of stock. Single trigger, factory sling eyes and checkered trigger guard. Sight adjustment numbered 1-7 on right side of barrel which allows for long and short range sighting. Stock is excellent with small chip on right side of forend with a couple of minor impressions. Metal retains 95% or better of original high polish factory blue finish, fine bore and action as well. One of the highest quality patron models we have encountered in beautiful condition with lovely grain. Serial Number-175363; Manufacturer-Mauser; Model-Target Rifle; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-26-3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Manufactured 1961. The .264 Winchester Magnum was only offered from 1960-63 and constituted a mere 4.15% of total production. The Featherweight was introduced in 1952 in the .308 caliber and was not offered in other calibers until 1955. It came standard with a recoil pad, 22" barrel, and differed slightly in configuration. Total number of .264 Featherweights is unknown. This example features full round barrel, hooded ramp front sight, folding leaf rear sight, matte finished frame, alloy trigger guard and floorplate, sling swivels, pistol grip checkered walnut stock and Monte Carlo comb. Bottom of bolt is electro-pencil etched with matching serial number. Factory drilled for scope. This rifle is in overall near mint original condition. Barrel retains 98% of the original factory blue finish with a couple minor rubs, as does the frame. Blue finish on alloy floorplate and trigger guard is thinning a bit. Stock is excellent to near mint with some usual minor impressions. Sports the Winchester brand rubber buttplate. Perfect action and strong, clean bore. Scarce and lovely little rifle. Serial Number-537672; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-70; Caliber-0.264; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Manufactured 1970. The frame of this takedown rifle is in a French satin nickel with squirrels on left and right sides and a mallard on top. 100% coverage engraving. Engraver stamp "FM". Features high polish blue finish, sporting front sight, folding leaf rear sight, deluxe highly finish and figured walnut stock with standard checkering. Gun is in near new condition inside and out . Comes in the original Browning hard leather case. Serial Number-70T48836; Manufacturer-Browning; Model-SA22; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-19 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;

This high grade, high condition Browning rifle features the high polish blue finish with folding leaf sporting rear sight, takedown feature. The satin nickel frame is engraved with squirrels on the right side, gophers on left side and a duck on top. Engraver stamp "LC" on receiver for L. Campo. Also features deluxe checkered walnut pistol grip high finish stock. This rifle is a tube fed, semi-automatic made in Belgium with takedown feature and distinctive gold trigger. Remains in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-7T54499; Manufacturer-Browning; Model-Grade 2 SA22; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-19"; FFL Status-Modern;

Features high polish royal blue frame and barrel, mounted with an adjustable Bausch & Lomb base and Balvar Bausch & Lomb 2.5x5 scope, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering and incredible claro high figured stock, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, solid red buttpad and sling eyes. Manufactured with no provision for sights. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Made in Germany. This early rifle features some of the prettiest wood we have seen on this model. Serial Number-S6648; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.224 Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

This rifle was manufactured in 1961. Bolt is numbered to gun. Features blued finish, full round barrel, no sights (has rear sight base plug screw), magnaported barrel, pistol grip plain checkered walnut stock with Monte Carlo comb and Winchester logo red waffle rubber buttpad, and twin stock bolts. Mounted with Buehler bases and a Leupold 3.5-10x variable scope. Metal retains approximately 99% of the factory blue finish with a hint of muzzle wear. Floorplate has high edge wear. Stock is excellent with the usual minor impressions. Strong bore and perfect action. Serial Number-508709; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-70; Caliber-.375 H&H Magnum; Barrel Length-25"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Manufactured 1941. Features round barrel, ramp front sight, no factory provision for rear sight, Lyman target receiver sight, pistol grip capped checkered walnut stock with black forend tip, roll-over comb and a Red Head waffle pad that is period to the rifle. Metal retains approximately 98% factory blue finish with a couple of minor barrel dings. Wood is excellent and has had an added coat of finish at one time. Has an added black metal 2-1/2" plate at toe; resembles cartridge container. Has the deluxe quick-detachable sling swivels and a period leather sling. Floorplate is thinning blue and stamped "Sporting". Original Winchester magazine. Perfect action and strong, clean bore. The pre-war Winchester Model 52 Sporters are amongst the most coveted of all .22 caliber sporting rifles ever manufactured. Serial Number-48665B; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-52; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The Sauer Junior is a very scarce rifle of which little is known. It is a scaled down version of the Mk V, very similar to the Varmintmaster with the exception that it comes with a European style single standing rear sight and a banded ramp front sight, otherwise has all the other features of a Varmintmaster with the addition of double set triggers. We could not find this rifle in any of the 1970's or 80's catalogs. Very similar to the larger scale Mk V Europa Model, this might have been intended for the European market. Stock is all Weatherby with diamond skip checkering, contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond and solid black Weatherby pad. Features royal blue finish, oil grooved bolt, J.P. Sauer action and European sling swivels. Topped with European style scope mounts that are the claw type and has a German B. Nickel telescopic rifle scope. As to condition, there are a couple spots of blue wear at rear sight. The frame has taken on a slight darkish-plum color due to heat treating. Stock has a couple minor impressions. Serial Number-S2057; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Sauer Junior; Caliber-.224 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

The rifle was introduced in the 1967 catalog as a scaled down version of the Mk V. It has a new action that features six locking lugs. The stock profile was typical Weatherby. It sold for $295 when introduced with a Weatherby Imperial 6x scope at $89.50 and mounts that were $29.25, a click over $400 when first offered in 1967. Weatherby introduced the .22-250 caliber as first available in the Varmintmaster rifle in their 1970 catalog, it was of the same weight and dimensions as the .224. The barrel is manufactured with no provision for sights. Features the J.P. Sauer action. Stock has the hand-cut diamond checkering with contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, a solid red Weatherby recoil pad and sling eyes. This rifle sports Buehler mounts with a Weatherby Variable 2-3/4X to 10x scope. Has a few minor impressions on wood and the bluing is nearly flawless. Near new inside and out. Serial Number-S5330; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.22-250; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

7mm is the fourth scarcest Model 70 with 1,470 made. The 7mm carbine was offered from 1937 to 1946. This rifle was made in 1936. Not sure if Winchester is just off on their dates or this is one of the earliest carbines made, as it has proper crown and proper front sight set back. Features rust blued barrel and frame, no factory provision for rear sight, hooded ramp front sight, Lyman 48 receiver sight base (no stem), . No serial number etched on bolt. Fitted with a super grade type stock with black forend tip, checkered pistol grip walnut stock, straight comb, plain pistol grip cap, sling eyes (not undercut in normal manner), silver oval plaque at base of but with owner's initials "A.J.K"., and checkered steel buttplate with teet and roll-over cheek piece. Bolt knob is stippled on both sides and has a worming finish to retain oil. Barrel and frame retain 95% of blued finish. Trigger guard is thinning. Everything on this rifle looks like factory custom, but no way to definitely tell. There is no definitive number of 7mm carbines produced, but would be extremely small quantity. Stock is in excellent to near mint condition. Beautiful little scarce 7mm deluxe carbine. Serial Number-1907; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-70; Caliber-7mm Mauser(7x57); Barrel Length-20"; FFL Status-Modern;

Weatherby built a line of rifles intended specifically for the European market. Distinctive features on a Europa Model include the ramp front sight with band, the single standing rear leaf sight on a separate bridge, double set triggers and the caliber. Features a J.P. Sauer action. Manufactured in Germany with the distinctive contour stock with its rakish Monte Carlo comb, roll-over cheek piece, skip diamond hand checkering, and contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond. Has the European style sling swivels, Weatherby red waffle pad, and is mounted with a German high quality Zeiss 1.5x6 telescopic rifle scope. With mention to some age spotting on the scope this rifle retains virtually all of its original blue finish from top to bottom, and the wood is near mint. Near new inside and out. Serial Number-P31132; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Sauer Europa; Caliber-8x68 S; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

For all intents and purposes, this is a standard German made Weatherby Mk V with the rarest feature being it is chambered for a standard non-Weatherby cartridge. Barrel is marked "Made in Germany". Features the standard Weatherby prioritory stock design with diamond skip checkering, contrasting rosewood forend top and grip cap with white diamond, sling swivels, and the brown Weatherby waffle pad. This rifle has one of the darkest walnut stocks we have encountered, making the contrasting wood much more homogeneous. The high polish royal blue factory finished barrel and frame retain virtually all of their original finish, as does floorplate and trigger guard. The bolt has the typical oil grooves and holes. Rifle was manufactured with no provision for sights and sports a period Weatherby Variable 2x to 7x scope on Roy's preferred Buehler of California mounts. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Extremely difficult to find an early Weatherby in a standard American caliber such as the .30-06. Serial Number-P47537; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.30-06; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

While Roy Weatherby is known worldwide for his fabulous rifles built using the FN Mauser and later J.P. Sauer action, he was, in the beginning, a custom rifle maker and would build a rifle using any action the client requested. This practice ended in the early 1970's when his business got to large to offer such custom work and a demand for his standard rifles was worldwide. Roy built this rifle utilizing a Shultz & Larson Mauser type action, an M 54 J manufactured in Denmark. It is fitted with a "Weatherby .378 Magnum" marked barrel with no provision for sights. The matted rib on frame has two scope blocks installed. The rear stock has a distinctive Weatherby profile, but from the trigger guard forward it is a much beefier and boxy design. He used a very light wood with his signature contracting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond. Sports the Shultz & Larson quick release floorplate and trigger guard. The bolt is in the white with three oil holes, but no oil grooves. Sports a Weatherby black waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Frame and barrel retains virtually all of their original high polish blue finish, as does floorplate and trigger guard. Stock is excellent to near mint with just a couple of very minor impressions. The only flaw is that there is a hairline repaired 2" crack on left side of forearm starting at rosewood tip along the barrel contour that could easily be repaired properly as to not be seen. Perfect bore and action. The .378 Weatherby Magnum, which was a vast improvement on the old .375 H&H, was a new cartridge that took two years to develop and is capable of taking down the world's largest and most dangerous game. This cartridge has taken nearly every large dangerous game animal in the world. Serial Number-2387; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.378 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The .224 Varmintmaster was the first new commercial Varmint cartridge developed in decades and the only belted varmint cartridge then in existence, a vast improvement over the then-popular .222. The rifle was introduced in the 1967 catalog as a scaled down version of the Mk V. It has a new action that features six locking lugs. The stock profile was typical Weatherby. It sold for $295 when introduced with a Weatherby Imperial 6x scope at $89.50 and mounts that were $29.25, a click over $400 when first offered in 1967. The barrel is manufactured with no provision for sights. Features the J.P. Sauer action. Stock has the hand-cut diamond checkering with contrasting rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, a solid red Weatherby recoil pad and sling eyes. This rifle sports Redfield mounts with a Weatherby Supreme 2x9x44 scope. There are a couple pencil-lead sized spots on barrel, otherwise as new inside and out. Serial Number-S6356; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.224 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

Manufactured 1941. This rifle has all early pre-war features. The barrel has the rear sight collar, frame is cut for stripper clip, has the Winchester checkered steel buttplate with teet, standard Winchester sporting rear sight, ramp front sight with hood, rust blue finish on barrel, trigger guard and floorplate, matte finish on frame, pistol grip checkered walnut stock with straight comb and sling swivels. Rifle remains in excellent all original condition. 90% original high polish blue on floorplate. Trigger guard is is a thinning blue-silver. Barrel and frame retains 98-99% original factory blue finish. A couple minor storage marks on barrel. Walnut stock is excellent with some usual minor abrasions and a repair of cut-out for Lyman sight, blends nicely. Bolt is electro-pencil etched with matching serial number. Action is perfect. Strong, clean, shiny bore and perfect action. Very fine all original example of the classic pre-war style Winchester Model 70 rifle. The 7mm cartridge is the fourth rarest in the Winchester Model 70 line with 1,470 made in all variations pre-war and post-war. Serial Number-35027; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-70; Caliber-7mm; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The frame of this takedown rifle is in a French satin nickel with intricate deep engraving with scrolls; right panel shows setter and ducks, top oval has retriever with duck, left side has setter with pheasant. 100% coverage engraving. Features high polish blue finish, sporting front sight, folding leaf rear sight, deluxe highly finish and figured walnut stock with diamond skip checkering. Gun is in near new condition inside and out. Comes in original black cardboard box numbered to gun. Made in Japan. Serial Number-01036PM346; Manufacturer-Browning; Model-Single Shot; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-19 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Modern;

On the left side of receiver stmped ".22" Long Branch 1944". Top of frame has a British broad arrow, numerous proof marks on wood. This rifle is in nearly new unissued condition retaining 98% military blue finish, dark walnut stock, grooved forend, blued steel trapdoor buttplate, canvas sling, sling swivels. Comes in the properly marked green trunk carry chest similar to the British sniper rifle; properly numbered to gun. Has a shipping label from "No. 2 11 Base Regina, Sask. to Yorkton, Sask.". Serial Number-L5986; Manufacturer-Enfield; Model-1944; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-25 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This rifle was manufactured for the European marketplace. Features high polish royal blue barrel, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, European double set triggers, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, red waffle buttpad and sling eyes with swivels. Manufactured with European style ramp front sight with band and single blade ramp rear sight. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-P2500; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Sauer MKV; Caliber-7x64mm; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

Manufactured 1902. Standard features include full round barrel, full magazine, sporting sights, walnut stock and rifle buttplate. A previous owner spent some serious money and has this rifle completely restored and engraved. The barrel and tube retain virtually all of their high polish blue finish the resembles the Colt royal blue, as seen on a Python. Muzzle end of barrel features scroll engraving extending 3-1/2" from muzzle. Front and rear sights, blued bolt, magazine tube cap, both sides of frame and barrel band are engraved. Engraved around barrel address that is still razor sharp. The rear barrel upper portion 7-1/2" from breech. Magazine tube extending 5-1/2" from muzzle is engraved. Frame, hammer, lever and forend cap have been bone-charcoal case colored. The wood has been refinished in a high gloss. Fits perfectly flush with no cracks or chips. Sports a tang sight. Strong, clean rifled bore and perfect action. Case hardening is 100% intact. A simply stunning, upgraded 1894 rifle with a great bore. Beautiful to look at and should be fun to shoot. Serial Number-238438; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-1894; Caliber-.38-55; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This rifle was manufactured for the European marketplace. Features high polish royal blue barrel, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, European double set triggers, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, black waffle buttpad and sling eyes with swivels. Manufactured with European style ramp front sight with band and single blade ramp rear sight. Beautiful grain in stock. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-P1834; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Mk V; Caliber-6.5x68mm; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

Offered is one of the earliest examples of Roy Weatherby's custom rifles. It utilized the early pre-J.P. Sauer FN action and is stamped "Weatherby South Gate, Calif.". Barrel is stamped ".257 Roberts" and was manufactured without sights. Barre and frame are done in the high polish deep, rich blue. Cannot find a visible serial number. This rifle is especially rare due to the use of a standard .257 Roberts versus a special Weatherby cartridge. The stock design shows typical Weatherby flare with rakish comb and flared pistol grip with contrasting black cap, white diamond, and black forend. Sports sling eyes and early Weatherby red waffle pad. The Claro-walnut stock is very dark with beautiful grain and does show some finish loss. 90% original high polish blue on floorplate and trigger guard with some age freckling. 85-90% original blue on barrel and frame. Topped with a Bausch & Lomb 2.5x8 scope. The adjustments of the scope are in the base and are also Bausch & Lomb. Perfect action and strong, near mint bore. Beautiful, early, rare custom Weatherby rifle. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.257 Roberts; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Beautiful West German large caliber sporting rifle made for the European trade. Features blued finish, ramp front sight, drift adjustable rear sight, distinctive Weatherby diamond skip checkered stock, contrasting rosewood forend tip and pistol grip cap with white diamond, Weatherby waffle pad, double set triggers and sling eyes. Sports a period Weatherby Supreme 3x9 scope on Redfield mounts. Oil grooved vented bolt, beautiful wood grain in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-P58787; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Sauer Europa; Caliber-9.3x64mm; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

This exact style rifle can be seen on page 118 in the "Lee-Enfield" book by Skennerton. This rifle is very similar to the Lee Metford Mk I; features the long full stock, short one piece forend, separate buttstock with pistol grip, no disc on right side, and sighting wheel on left side of forend. The Mk I was approved in 1889 and the smokeless cartridge .303 cordite Mk I was approved in 1891. The right side band is stamped "BSA Company". Has a trapdoor brass buttplate with brass oiler. Four sling swivels. Forward bridge is stamped "For Cordite Only". Considered the MLE with Enfield rifled barrel, rather than the Metford rifling. This all original rifle is almost never seen and this example remains in extraordinary original condition. Barrel, bands, frame and dust cover retain virtually all of their original blue finish. Original stock is excellent, high gloss walnut with usual dings. Even the trigger guard retains the majority of the original blue. Sighting disc has all of its blue, as does the 500 yard rear sight. Has the base for the Parker Hale rear side on left side. In addition, this rifle comes with the rare boxed Parker sniper long range front glass optical attachment with the glass rear peep eye attachment; lined in purple velvet. This rare original sight is as scarce as the rifle. The production and survival rate of these guns is unknown but were made for a very short time, as the SMLE Model was introduced ion 1901. One of the finest condition of these rifles we have ever seen. Serial Number-41691; Manufacturer-BSA; Model-Long Lee; Caliber-.303 British; Barrel Length-30"; FFL Status-Antique;

Made in Germany by H&K, the Model 770 is considered one of the finest semi-automatic rifles ever made. Features a three shot magazine, no muzzle break, blued finish, sporting sights, sling eyes, side safety, pistol grip walnut checkered stock. Aside from a few bumps to the stock rifle is in as new condition inside and out. Befitting the quality of this rifle, it has been mounted with a Zeiss 3x9x36 scope. Because of the significant price of this rifle, its importation was discontinued in 1986, its last listed price was $2500, not including the scope. Also comes with three magazines. Serial Number-883; Manufacturer-H&K; Model-770; Caliber-.308 Win.; Barrel Length-19.7"; FFL Status-Modern;

Manufactured 1953. Winchester, during the 1930's, made a decision to revamp their line-up of lever action rifles and give them a more modern look with some updated modern calibers without completely scrapping all their tooling. So they took the 94 action and designed the modern looking Model 64. Full round barrel has their traditional rear sporting sight, but a hooded ramp front was added. The stocks were the most drastic change when the introduced a wider walnut forend and a more rakish plain pistol grip stock with flutes. Rifle has the standard half magazine, blued finish, curved lever, and the standard steel checkered buttplate with teet. The .219 Zipper was designed for this rifle during the craze for a small caliber, super high speed centerfire cartridge. The Blue Book states that this rifle in this caliber is valued at 500% more than others. This rifle remains in excellent all original condition. Barrel retains approximately 95% original factory blue with some light muzzle wear. The tube and forend cap retain approximately the same. Side of the frame retain approximately 90% high polish blue, thinned at the bottom carry area and the edges of the top chamber bridge. Bolt retains most of the original blue. A Redfield receiver sight has been mounted. Stocks are excellent, high finish with no cracks or chips. Perfect action and strong, clean bore. The Model 64 in this caliber has become increasingly desirable over the years, and this is a nice, honest example. Complete with Lyman .219 Zipper reloading dies set. Serial Number-1914586; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-64; Caliber-.219 Zipper; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This extremely high quality BSA Martini International heavy barrel single shot target rifle features heavy barrel, blued finish, factory mounted scope blocks on barrel, front sight block, M.H. Can Jar adjustable palm rest, adjustable aluminum sling swivel, adjustable aluminum buttplate and pistol grip walnut two piece stock. Barrel is stamped with BSA address. Left side of frame has a mount for removable and adjustable sights. Metal retains approximately 99% blued finish. Stock is excellent. Rifle comes in a hard case filled with accessories including Redfield target rear sight, very expensive Parker Hale Martini rear sight, detachable target front sight, a Lyman Super Targetspot 20x scope, and some miscellaneous accessories. The sighting equipment alone is worth approximately $1500. This outfit is of the highest quality and is for the serious competitive target shooter. Comes with everything needed to put you on the board. Serial Number-U309; Manufacturer-BSA; Model-Target; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-29"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This rifle was manufactured in 1966. Features hooded ramp front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, butter knife bolt handle, double set triggers, sling eyes, solid scope mount with Weaver K4-F scope with engraved rings, half stock walnut checkered pistol grip with black composite buttplate and grip cap, and black forend tip. This fine rifle was manufactured in Austria. Inside and out is in like new condition with the exception of some minor wood impressions. About as nice as you will see. Serial Number-54875; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-MCA 1961; Caliber-.308 Winchester; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Features round high polish factory blue barrel with no provision for sights, blued J.P. Sauer action, French satin nickel hand engraved trigger guard and floorplate with etching of a wolf and engraver's initials, typical Weatherby stock with diamond skip checkering, contrasting forend and grip cap with solid white diamond, and solid red rubber pad. The floorplate and triggerguard were engraved by Belgian master engraver Paul Dubois. The stock is inletted with exotic three different wood panel on right side and all three sides of the forearm. Rifle sports a Weatherby Imperial 6x62 scope with engraved rings. Notwithstanding some minor storage wear on scope, rifle is in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-S4855; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV Varmintmaster; Caliber-.224 Magnum; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

Features high polish royal blue frame and barrel, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge, J.P. Sauer action, oil grooved bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with diamond skip checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, red waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Manufactured with ramp front sight and single blade ramp rear sight. Muzzle has been ported. This rifle is in near new condition inside and out with the exception of bridge having residue where scope was removed. The .378 Weatherby Magnum is a more powerful version of the old .375 H&H. A rifle built for the most dangerous game. Serial Number-P65140; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.378 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Modern;

Manufactured in Brno, Czechoslovakia. This beautiful rifle is offered in one of the most powerful calibers available, the .505 Gibbs. Features a highly polished and finished royal blue barrel and frame, three leaf Safari express sight on bridge, ramp front sight, jeweled bolt, pistol grip non-checkered stock, solid black recoil pad, royal blue floorplate and trigger guard, sling eyes, and straight comb stock with roll-over cheek piece. Has two reinforcement stock bolts. Top bridge is stamped "CZ BRNO". Mirror bore and perfect action. Serial Number-9283; Manufacturer-BRNO; Model-ZKK - 602; Caliber-.505 Gibbs; Barrel Length-27"; FFL Status-Modern;

These exquisite Drillings were imported for a very short period by Weatherby and are stamped as such with the South Gate, California address. Made in West Germany and of the highest quality. features blued barrels, 12 bore over .30-06, full rib, pop-up 100 yard leaf sight, lever barrel release, side safety, sliding tang barrel selector, sling swivels, double set triggers, black checkered solid recoil pad, checkered walnut beaver tail forend, pistol grip checkered walnut stock with grip cap. All matching numbers. Left barrel is full choke, right barrel modified and has 2-3/4" chambers. Coin nickel scallop boxlock engraved with antlered game. Engraved blued trigger guard and forearm release. All screws are engraved. Sports claw mounts and a Hensoldt scope. Rifle has seen little use and retains nearly all of its original finish. Beautiful, high quality West German Drilling. Serial Number-G4260; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-3000; Caliber-12 bore/.30-06 Springfield; Barrel Length-25"; FFL Status-Modern;

Manufactured 1904. This high condition Savage is in arguably the rarest caliber available in this rifle, the .25-35 Winchester centerfire. All early Savages are desirable when chambered for the Winchester 1894 cartridges, but it seems that the .25-35 is literally non-existent. This rifle has all of the early desirable features. Has the perch belly stock, mirror blue high polish finish frame, and case colored lever. Standard features include full round barrel, rifle butt, Schnabel forend, early high polish tang sight, standard sporting front. Barrel retains approximately 95% of the high polish factory blue finish. Smokeless steel barrel with razor sharp legends. Frame retains approximately 80% of the high polish mirror blue finish, thinning on bottom with the finishing serration lines found on Colt Lightning pump rifles and early Model 1894 rifles. Stocks are original, proud to metal, never refinished, and in beautiful condition. The previous owner's name is stamped on the left forearm and right side panel in very small letters "Variel". Buttplate has brilliant case colors with fire blue screws. Strong case colors on lever with even some pattern on bottom. Strong clean bore and perfect action. This is the best condition .25-35 caliber we have ever seen and would be extremely difficult to find another. Serial Number-40380; Manufacturer-Savage; Model-1899; Caliber-.25-35 WCF; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This beautiful set comes with a mint in box rifle as well as an exquisite leather hard carry case which is lined in brown felt and the Winchester John Wayne logo in leather inside of lid. The rifle is housed in a John Wayne 100th anniversary decorative sleeve. The rifle itself is built on the Model 1892 action and features the large lever loop made famous by The Duke in his many motion pictures. Rifle features an 18-1/2" round barrel, full magazine, deluxe checkered walnut stock, carbine buttplate, and is chambered for the .44-40 Winchester cartridge. Special embellishments: John Wayne coin on right side of stock; receiver and lever are engraved; right side of frame has gold overlays of "The Duke, J.W., John Wayne Centennial, Courage, Strength, Grit."; left side of frame has, in gold, two images of The Duke and "John Wayne American 1907 - 2007". Rifle also has the traditional saddle ring on left side. The rear sight is the old school folding ladder carbine sight with the post front. Blade is also gold plated. John Wayne's signature appears in gold on top of the barrel. Gun is brand new in the original box with all paperwork. This is a stunning tribute rifle. A must have for any John Wayne fan. Serial Number-JW100C0912; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-1892; Caliber-.44-40; Barrel Length-18 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;

Offered is a standard Marlin Model 1893 rifle with lots of original condition. Features full round barrel, full magazine; German silver knife blade front sight; Marlin sporting leaf rear sight, case colored frame, hammer and lever. Walnut stocks with rifled buttplate. Barrel and tube retain approximately 95% original factory blue finish with razor sharp edges and legends. The frame retains approximately 90% plus of the original case colors, most of which is still brilliant with much original varnish, with the exception of the bolt thinning. The frame screws retain the majority of their factory blue finish, as does the loading gate. Nice color on sides of lever. Tang is stamped "Model 1893". Walnut stocks are excellent with no cracks and only the usual minor abrasions. Stocks have had some added finish. Not sanded or redone. Buttstock is a little shy to metal and was probably freshened up. Buttplate has turned patina. Action is perfect. Strong rifled bore. Even the forend tip retains approximately 80% original blue finish. Serial Number-C9625; Manufacturer-Marlin; Model-1893; Caliber-.30-30; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Manufactured 1949. Offered is a near/as new Winchester standard Model 61 slide action .22 rifle with flat bottom grooved walnut forend, 2/3 tube magazine, rust blued barrel, high polish blued frame, standard sporting sights, takedown, pistol grip walnut stock and checkered steel buttplate. Rifle has been taken apart and put together, and the slide had been worked a couple of times. Rifle is virtually as new inside and out. Housed in its original matching red and blue picture box with matching end label with serial No. 106304 written in pencil. All four aprons are still intact. Does have a few of the expected stains but is otherwise a nice, solid box with dividers and paperwork. Serial Number-106304; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-61; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This rifle features blued finish, ramp front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, butter knife bolt handle, full length checkered walnut stock with grip cap and sling swivels, added black rubber recoil pad, and single trigger. Has a Griffin & Howe detachable side mount with hidden screws and a Bushnell 3 x 9 scope. The frame, bolt release, bolt, trigger guard, floorplate and screws are all beautifully factory engraved. Metal retains virtually all of the original high polish blue finish. Wood is near mint with a couple of minor dings. As if this fine rifle was not already enough to pique your interest, according to the article, this rifle was owned by Joe Thomas, noted big game hunter who was featured in the March 1973 issue of the American Rifleman, page 23-25, the mountain lion pictured in this article was shot with this rifle. According to the story Joe has taken nearly every big game trophy in the world. When this story was written, Joe's ten point, 250 lb buck held the New York record. A phenomenal rifle that once belonged to a noted big game hunter. Comes with a box of ammo. Serial Number-14591; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-1952; Caliber-6.5x54mm; Barrel Length-18 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This rifle pre-dates the Weatherby stamped FN Mauser action. Roy Weatherby or his shop basically built this rifle from the ground up utilizing early original FN receiver, a high polishg blue apex barrel was added. Frame was finished in a French nickel and engraved with an antique background and a German deeply cut leaf pattern. This some finish and engraving was applied to the floorplate and trigger guard. There are no deluxe inlays other than the gold owner's plaque under the forend that is engraved with "H.G.M.". He selected one of the finest grained walnut available and applied a beautiful deluxe checkering with diamonds and carving along the border, as style of which we cannot even find in the 1953 catalog (the earliest we have available that features styles and patterns of rifles). Of course, it has the distinctive Roy Weatherby profile with the contrasting rosewood forend tip, rosewood pistol grip cap with white diamond, a Pachmayr red waffle pad, sling eyes. This rifle is topped wit Buehler mounts and an old Lyman All American 4x scope. We would place the period of manufacture of this rifle to immediately after the war to the late 40's. As to condition; this rifle has seen little to no use and remains in near new condition inside and out. Extremely tasteful. Not much information on the Weatherby rifles, with the exception of the old catalogs, and as more investors begin to appreciate the rarity and workmanship in these early rifles, they're sure to find an increasing demand in the years to come, as they are as fine a rifle as any Griffin & Howe, Owens, or Hoffman rifle ever made. Serial Number-29331; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.30-06; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The 7mm cartridge constitutes only .25% of total production with a total manufactured of 1,470 rifles in this caliber, making it the fourth scarcest caliber rifle manufactured. Manufactured 1941. Has all the early pre-war features including stripper clip cut into frame and barrel collar. The bolt is electro-pencil etched on bottom with matching serial number. Features rust blued barrel, hooded ramp front sight, Winchester sporting rear, matte blue finish frame, front bridge factory tapped for scope mount, straight comb checkered pistol grip stock, sling swivels and an early Winchester checkered steel buttplate with teet. Floorplate has a storage scuff and there is a hint of muzzle wear. Wood is near mint with nary an impression. Gun does not appear to have seen any use and remains in near mint condition inside and out. Perfect action and near mint bore. Razor sharp legends. It was in Canada and has a small Washington import stamp under barrel. Nice enough for a box. Serial Number-37169; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-70; Caliber-7mm Mauser; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Manufactured in 1902. This scarce special order rifle features rarely seen, extra long 30" barrel and the rifle retains a lot of original condition. Features full octagon barrel, full magazine, takedown, case colored frame, hammer and lever, walnut stocks and rifle buttplate. Barrel and tube retain approximately 85% of original factory blue finish and are equipped with standard sporting sights. Frame retains approximately 30% case colors on right side and approximately 60-70% on left side. Sharps screws. Typical marring at takedown base. Forend is very good with some usual marks, proud to metal, never refinished. Stock is excellent, proud to metal, no cracks. Bore exhibits strong rifling. Marlin factory research included. Serial Number-237815; Manufacturer-Marlin; Model-1893; Caliber-.30-30; Barrel Length-30"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This early Austrian manufactured Mannlicher carbine was exported for the British market. The barrel is stamped "William Evans 63 Pall Mall London S.W.". Barrel and frame have numerous British proof marks. Bridge is stamped "M. 1905". Features ramp front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, Lyman rear bridge mounted peep sight, double set triggers, butter knife bolt handle, straight comb walnut full length checkered stock with horn grip cap, trapdoor metal buttplate and sling swivels. Williams Evans was unable to provide and purchase records as their shop at 63 Pall Mall was destroyed during World War II. This rare, London-marked rifle remains in excellent, all original condition. The barrel and frame retain approximately 85% original blue, starting to dull a bit and are stamped "4132". Floorplate is a blue-brown patina. Trigger guard is brown patina, stamped "12403" and numbered to gun. Walnut stock is in excellent condition with usual minor dings. Stock is inventory stamped "23445". Everything fits perfectly so we are not sure why the other numbers are on gun, unless applied by Evans. This is the first London dealer marked Mannlicher we have seen. Includes two boxes of 20 round Kynoch ammo. Serial Number-4132; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-1905; Caliber-9x56mm; Barrel Length-19.7"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This model was manufactured only from 1956 to 1961. Featured the high comb stock design, five shot rotary magazine, half length stock, double set triggers and butter knife bolt handle. All metal wears its original high polish blue finish. Walnut stock is checkered with pistol grip cap and forend tip. Sports sling swivels. Rifles were manufactured in Austria. Considered some of the finest bolt action rifles in the world. This rifle is chambered for the very scarce .244 Remington cartridge. Barrel retains approximately 98% of the original high polish factory blue finish with light muzzle wear. Has a ramp sorting front sight and folding leaf rear sight. This fine rifle is topped with a Williams quick detachable side mount and wears a Redfield 4 x 12 scope. The wood is near mint with a couple minor dings. Magazine is stamped Stoeger Arms and is thinning a bit with some light age freckling. Fine bore and action. Standard cross hair optics are perfect. Comes with a box of Remington Kleanbore ammunition. Serial Number-25099; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-MC; Caliber-.244 Remington; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Manufactured 1939. Master engraver Angelo Bee put his signature to this museum quality Model 63 Winchester. Frame features nearly full coverage engraving, beautiful scroll with punch-dot background, outlined in gold. Hi coverage covers the entire frame and trigger guard. Angelo has etched a panel scene of a mountain range, inlaid in gold is an eagle with talons out about to catch a fish. Top of the frame has a vignette with two gold inlaid squirrels on branches with trees in background. Right side of the frame has the vignette with a wooded background and a solid gold hawk with talons out about to catch a gold rabbit. Trigger and serial number are ion gold. Forend cap is engraved with the same pattern as frame, as is the last 3" at breech and tang. The muzzle has small area of similar engraving with gold band. It has been stocked with beautiful 2-3x checkered walnut oil finish pistol grip stock with Winchester grip cap. Buttplate has scroll engraving at both heel and toe. Wood and metal remain at 100% as done at time of upgrade. This rifle was in England for some time, stamped "Not English Make" on frame and the British proof testing on barrel. Action is perfect. Near mint bore. Arguably one of the most ornate Model 63s in existence. Workmanship performed by one of the great masters of our time. What more can be said, this rifle is simply breathtaking. Serial Number-35435; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-63; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-23"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This is one of the lowest number earliest custom Weatherbys we have encountered, dating to the late 40's. The barrel is stamped "Bole's 270 WBY". Frame is simply stamped "Weatherby South Gate, Calif.". Features high polish royal blue barrel and frame, factory drilled and tapped for scope on bridge, jeweled bolt, blued trigger guard and floorplate, Weatherby Monte Carlo stock with deluxe custom finely cut hand checkering, rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, black waffle buttpad and sling eyes. Stock has the inlaid diamonds on both sides of two contrasting exotic woods. Manufactured with no sights. Floorplate shows a hint of high edge wear. Wood has a couple of minor impressions with small chip at pistol grip. This rifle has seen little use. Near mint outside, as new inside. An extremely handsome, very early custom bolt action Weatherby. Serial Number-238; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Custom; Caliber-.270 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

With original bayonet. These were designed in 1939. Medal of Honor winner, Captain Dunlap, carried one at Iwo Jima. Relatively small production of approximately 70,000 by Cranston Arms (marked). Excellent bore and action. One of the more unusual military rifle dating to WWII and widely used by the Marines in the Pacific. Appears all original. Really drying up, especially in this condition. Serial Number-B6589; Manufacturer-Johnson; Model-M1941; Caliber-.30-06; Barrel Length-22"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

According to the factory research this gun was produced November 28th, 1966. The MCA Magnum rifles were never marked "Magnum" and the basic difference is the straight butter knife bolt and the strengthening of base. Stock number matches barrel and frame. It is reported that Mannlicher manufactured 80 rifles but the factory has no record of total models. That said, this is the only example we have ever personally seen. Features hooded ramp front sight, two leaf folding rear sight and single trigger. Bridge is factory drilled for scope mount. Bolt is polished and balance of metal is blue finish. The pistol grip checkered walnut stock has Monte Carlo comb. Forend does not have the black tip. It looks factory but we have no way to determine as this is a factory half stock rifle and whether this was custom ordered. Rifle remains in near mint condition inside and out retaining virtually all of its original finish. Beautiful wood. If you have been looking for a .458 Mannlicher, this may be your last chance to own one for a long while. Serial Number-56170; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-MCA; Caliber-.458 Magnum; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

The Mannlicher Schoenauer Magnum rifle Model MCA is extremely scarce and features the straight butter knife bolt handle, strengthened at the base, pistol grip checkered walnut half stock, Pachmayr pad, black pistol grip cap and forend tip. Bolt is polished. Features blued metal, two leaf folding rear sight, hooded ramp front sight. Sports a Redfield 3x9 scope. Walnut stock has beautiful dark, contrasting grain. Metal retains nearly all of its original blue finish, except for the right rear bridge which is almost a gun metal straw color, with a couple of minor marks. Near new inside. Production numbers on the .264 are not known but are virtually never seen, much like the scarce caliber Winchester Model 70s. This is one of those rifles in which too few are noted, therefore putting them into the extreme rarity category, and this example is in fine condition. Serial Number-57978; Manufacturer-Mannlicher - Schoenauer; Model-MC 1961; Caliber-.264 Win. Mag.; Barrel Length-26"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

Made in Japan. Features just about every custom option available by Weatherby at the time. Both sides of the forend and right side of the stock have the inlaid pattern no. 7A and no. 7B in three different wood types. The pistol grip and forend are carved in the no. 12 leaf pattern. Has the mesquite wood stock with rosewood forend and pistol grip cap with white diamond. The bottom of the forend has the same inlay pattern but the center is silver. The foreplate and trigger guard are chisel engraved with solid gold elk; engraving is in a scroll pattern. The frame, mounts, rings and barrel extending 10" from breech are beautifully scroll engraved as well. Has the Weatherby rubber recoil pad and sling eyes. The bolt is jeweled. Rifle shows virtually no use and in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-H147539; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-MKV; Caliber-.270 Weatherby Magnum; Barrel Length-24"; FFL Status-Modern;

Offered is one of the finest, early post-war Roy Weatherby custom rifles ever made. The barrel and frame retain 98% of the high polish factory blue finish, never inleaded for sights, jeweled bolt, checkered bolt knob, early FN Mauser pre-J.P. Sauer action, early Beuhler mounts, early Weatherby variable 2-3/4x10x scope, and fine coin finished trigger guard and buttplate.. Some wear to finish on tip of safety. Trigger guard engraved with a bobcat vignette. The most beautiful aspect of this rifle is the custom Roy Weatherby stock featuring mesquite wood with beautiful contrasting grain, dark ebony or rosewood forend tip and grip cap with white diamond, custom skip diamond checkered engraving pattern on wrist and forend, Weatherby red ventilated recoil pad and rare double set adjustable triggers. In one of the rarest of all Weatherby calibers as it was only offered the first few years, the .220 Rocket. The checkering pattern is very similar to the "10A" found in the 56-57 catalog as well as the pattern "8" which was an additional $150 at the time. The 1956-57 catalog as has two pages devoted to the .220 Weatherby Rocket cartridge, comparing it to the .220 Swift. This is arguably one of the most handsome Weatherby rifles we have offered and one of the earliest. As to condition, rare caliber, rare wood, deluxe checkering, and engraving and is simply spectacular. The floorplate and triggerguard was engraved by Belgian engraver Paul Dubois. Serial Number-840; Manufacturer-Weatherby; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.220 Rocket; Barrel Length-24 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;

This exquisite little rifle features rust blued barrel, ramp sight base with dovetail blank, butter knife bolt handle, jeweled bolt, single trigger, folding leaf rear sight, full length oil finish highly figured checkered pistol grip walnut stock with checkering done directly in butt of stock (no plate). Has an engraved and gold monogrammed fire blue grip cap. The floorplate features deep chisel engraving with a wolf, is signed by the engraver "H. Hiptmayer" and "Steyr" and is done in French nickel. Blue scroll engraved trigger guard. The forend cap, barrel band, and rear sight base are engraved. Butt knief bolt handle is engraved and finished in the white. Entire frame is engraved and stamped on side "Steyr Daimler". The scope base and rings are engraved. Scope is a German Schmidt & Bender 1.5x6 with heavy line and post optics. This deluxe rifle is in as new condition inside and out and was embellished for a client who demanded only the best. One of the most handsome Mannlichers we have encountered. Serial Number-14851; Manufacturer-Steyr-Mannlicher; Model-Bolt Action; Caliber-.270 Winchester; Barrel Length-21"; FFL Status-Modern;