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Made by Johann Andreas Kuchereuter in Regensburg, Germany circa 1750. Johann was a member of the famous Kuchenreuter Gunsmith Family who made guns for

Professional Gambler's Kit from the 1870's assembled by unknown maker. When looking at this set it puts one in the mind of something Doc Hol...

Made by Roger N. Lambert of Lyme, New Hampshire in 1832, making it one of the earliest examples of this type of weapon. Cane measure 33" over a...

Made by unknown manufacturer, circa 1850 with Gutta Percha covered 50 caliber smooth bore barrel with sliding chamber operated by pulling hardwood bal

Manufactured circa 1850's in London. This antique over under pistol features 4" octagon barrels with rear notch and small brass blade front...

Most likely made in areas under Ottoman Empire control circa 1800, with gun having only owner decorative markings. Guns like these were favorites of T

Made in Liege, Belgium during the Napoleonic Period circa 1815 by an undetermined gunsmith. This pistol was built for use by heavy cavalry units durin

Made in areas under control of the Ottoman Empire circa 1750 and heavily influenced by pistols built on the European Continent, especially France. Gun

Made by William Chance of London, England circa 1820. Fitted with 10" octagon 70 caliber smoothbore barrel with bead front sight, "LONDON&...

Manufactured in early 1860's. This Civil War era revolver features a 6" solid ribbed octagon barrel with brass blade front sight. Top of th...

Manufactured in mid 1860's. This Civil War era revolver features a 6" solid ribbed octagon barrel with brass blade front sight and rear not...

Manufactured in 1856. Colt 1855 Side hammer, more commonly known as the "Root Revolver". This Model 2 variant features a 3-1/2" octag...

Manufactured in 1866. This Remington pocket revolver features a 4" octagon barrel with rear integrated notch sight and brass blade front sight....

Unique Collectors Set! This pocket revolver was manufactured in 1875 and this model was the first pocket rear loading metallic cartridge revolvers mad

Manufactured circa 1876. Most commonly referred to as the "Remington Smoot", this competitor to the Colt New Line revolver features a 2-13...

Manufactured in Tennessee circa early 2000's. The first shoulder fired semi-automatic 50 BMG rifle and a proven American powerhouse in combat an...

Never worry about having the next magazine ready to go for the Barrett Mfg. model 82a1 semiautomatic rifle again! Each magazine holds 10 rounds of .50

Manufactured circa early 2000's. This beast features a 30" tapered barrel in matte finish with a factory extreme muzzle brake. Stamped &quo...

Three boxes, each containing 10 rounds of 50 BMG ammunition. All are 660 grain, Full Metal Jacket, Boat Tail. CONDITION Factory rounds.

Manufactured circa 1992 previous to the ban on certain semi-auto rifles like this. Features a 16-1/2" barrel with muzzle brake. Barrel is stamp...

Manufactured in 1988, pre-ban HBAR model. HBAR, stands for heavy barrel automatic rifle. Features a 20" C MP barrel with 1/9 twist rate, front ...

This custom Bushmaster features a 24" heavy stainless steel barrel with 12" aluminum free-float handguard. Matte finish receiver with rear...

Post-ban Armalite features a 24" heavy stainless steel barrel chambered for the 243 Winchester cartridge, 12" carbon fiber handguard and m...

Both rifles were manufactured in 1976 per date code "LI". These Mohawk 10C's are consecutive serial numbers. Each features a 19-1/2&qu...

Manufactured circa 1980. This Nylon 66 features a 19-1/2" barrel with factory complete rear adjustable notch sight and blade front with white d...

Manufactured in 1977 by Sturm Ruger & Co Inc. Features a 24" blued barrel chambered for the heavy hitting 458 WIN Magnum cartridge. Tropica...

Manufactured in 1974. Features a 24" heavy blued barrel with recessed target muzzle, single line Ruger address and scope ring bases. Chambered ...

Manufactured in 1982. Features a 22" blued barrel with front blade and brass bead sight and flip-up rear notch sight with white diamond inset o...

Manufactured in 1993 by Strum Ruger & Co. Features a 26" blued sightless barrel with the two line Ruger address and quarter rib factory sco...

Manufactured in 1975 in the 1-H Tropical series. Features a 24" blued barrel with front blade and brass bead sight and flip-up rear notch sight...

Manufactured in 1993 by Strum Ruger & Co. Features a 26" blued sightless barrel with the two line Ruger address and quarter rib factory sco...

Manufactured in 1968, second year production. Features a 26" blued barrel with quarter rib scope mount and single line Ruger address. Chambered...

Manufactured in 1971, during the Douglas premium barrel timeframe. Features a 26" blued barrel with quarter rib scope mount and single line Rug...

Manufactured in 2009 in the International 1-RSI configuration. Features a carbine 20" blued barrel with front blade and brass bead sight and fl...

Manufactured in 1969, third year production with a four digit serial number. Features a 26" blued barrel with quarter rib scope mount and singl...

Made by Springfield Armory, Springfield, Massachusetts, circa 1930, and customized by an unknown period gunsmith. 24" blued factory round taper...

Made by R.F. Sedgley in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1930. Blued 32" round steel Sedgley proofed barrel in 22 Hornet caliber marked "...

Made by Steyr in Austria, circa 1910. 19" blued tapered round barrel with ramped front sight and two leaf notched rear sight in 9 x 56 Mannlich...

Made by Steyr in Steyr, Austria for Mannlicher Schonauer, circa 1910, and imported to the United States by Von Lengerke and Antoine, Chicago, Illinois

Manufactured in 1970 in Belgium by FN for Browning. Standard markings and proofs on the barrel, frame and bolt. 24" blued steel barrel. Stock, ...

Manufactured in 1970 in Belgium by FN for Browning. Standard markings and proofs on the barrel, frame and bolt. Stock, bolt, barrel and receiver seria

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967. 22" blued sightless rare "Pencil" barrel. Factory drilled for scope on barrel with Browning addr...

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967. 24" round tapered barrel with hooded front sight and express rear sight with caliber marking and Browning ...

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967 and shipped to Western Auto Store in Metaire, Louisiana in 1968 according to Browning Factory Research Letter. Rif

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1967. 24" blued round medium weight sightless barrel in 7M/M Remington Magnum caliber with Browning address, cal...

Made in Belgium by Browning in 1972. 22" blued sightless barrel in 270 Winchester caliber with Browning address and floral breech engraving. Bl...

Manufactured in 1987. Built on a Browning Citori Superposed Superlite action, this gun is possibly a Browning Custom Shop product then engraved by Mas

Manufactured in Germany prior to World War II. Over and under double rifle possibly made by a gunsmith trained in Suhl, Germany with Pre-War German pr

Beautifully made underlever side by side double rifle with exposed hammers made by Alex Henry of Edinburgh, Scotland for Dudley Persee, High Sheriff o

Made in Germany by Wilhelm Collath, circa 1920. 23-1/2" blued Krupp steel rifled side by side barrels in 8x72R caliber with raised matted rib, ...