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Pistols
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02649. $ 395 (Curio & Relic) Available
You've never seen one like this before! A unique sample pistol built up years
ago by famed William B. Edwards of Benet Arms in San Francisco. It's partly a
Browning HP frame with a P.38 frame (and grips) grafted to the back and topped
by a Colt 1911 slide. No barrel. Bill was working out some design ideas with
this combination, that may have gone no further. Hand stamped "Benet Arms" and
"0002". This will be your only opportunity to own a Browaco Pistol!
(Browning/Walther/Colt). Amaze your friends! From the estate of Bill Edwards.
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02643. $ 1,495 (Curio & Relic) Available
Interesting and rare Finnish Valmet Lahti Model L-35 9mm pistol. One of only
600 pistols sold to the Israeli Military ca. 1951-55. These were used in combat
during the various Israeli/Arab conflicts of the period. Shows 2 mill marks
where the Israeli markings were removed prior to importation some 40-50 years
ago. Condition is very good showing holster and handling wear and some blue
loss. Mechanically fine with vg-exc. bright shiny bore. Proper magazine and no
import marks. This is the only one I've acquired in the last 30 years.
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02646. $ 450 Available
Postwar Mauser Model HSc .380 pistol with original box and manual. Near new
condition showing very few light handling marks in the blue. Looks to be test
fired only. Matching numbers. Unusually nice grain walnut grips. Original
plastic box is missing the liner and has a cut at the back. Imported by
InterArms back about 1970, and the pistol has been out of production for some
time. Would be a fine shooter and a great carry gun. Can be carried safely
cocked with the safety applied.
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02645. $ 1,995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Early Walther Postwar 7.65mm Dural PPK-L in the crisp original box with the
original Manurhin PPK manual in German, factory target, spare magazine and the
original plastic wrap for the pistol. Made 1955-60, so is a C&R. Gun shows no
wear and only a few light handling marks on the blued slide. Appears to be test
fired only. NO IMPORT MARKS! A fine example of the Dural PPK-L in near new
condition with crisp original box!
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02644. $ 1,995 Available
Unusual Walther Postwar 7.65mm Dural PPK-L in the crisp original box with
manual, rod, tool, and target. Dated 1966. Most unusual polished frame. The
polish looks to be factory quality so it might have been made as a market test
gun. The grip screw is plated to match the frame. Pistol shows light wear &
handling marks on the blued slide, but otherwise shows only test firing.
Numbers and proofs are all perfect - indicating factory work. NO IMPORT MARKS!
Very unusual gun in fine condition and crisp original box!
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02639. $ 1,095 (Curio & Relic) Sale Pending
Astra Nazi Contract Model 600 Pistol in Cal 9mm Luger. Made by Astra in Spain
for German military use in WWII. Only 10,500 delivered before the route was cut
off by allied advances. Serial 817x with proper "Eagle WaAD20" proof on frame.
Mechanically excellent. Excellent bore and grips. 98% or better original
military blue showing almost no holster wear. An interesting pistol and a fine
addition to an axis pistol/WWII collection. One of the best I've seen. No
import marks, so it was probably a vet bringback.
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02638. $ 895 (Curio & Relic) Available
Japanese Type 14 Nambu 8mm pistol. Nagoya Arsenal dated 18.6 (June 1943). A
very nice example in excellent condition with nearly all original blue, showing
only light holster wear. Matching numbers (including firing pin and firing pin
guide) except magazine. Perfect bore. Complete with original holster and
capture paper dated November, 1945! Recently purchased from the Vet's estate.
Holster flap detached from holster. Rarely found with capture papers! No spare
mag or cleaning rod.
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02637. $ 495 Available
Uncommon Michigan Armament Guardian .380 stainless steel copy of the Walther
PPK. When importation of the Walther was banned, Indian Arms produced PPK
copies, followed by Eagle Arms, and Michigan Armament before production
permanently ceased. Overall condtion is excellent showing little evidence of
firing. A well-made uncommon copy of the Walther PPK which is very collectible.
It will also make a great carry gun!
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02633. $ 995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Mannlicher 1905 Argentine Contract pistol. Some of these were imported in the
1960s and have become difficult to find. The Argentine government removed the
crest before allowing the pistol to be exported. Overall condition is
very good or better as arsenal refinished. Bore is very good, shiny with sharp
rifling. Numbers match. Grips are sound and show some old dents and gouges. No
import marks. Better than the usual example.
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02626. $ 1,995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Rare Danish contract Browning HP 9mm pistol Model 1946. Only about 1500
pistols were purchased in 1946, and this is serial 1479 - one of the very
last. Excellent original condition with original holster. Matching numbers and
excellent bore. No import marks. Axceptionally nice example in the original
holster.
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02625. $ 5,995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Rare Browning "Sultan of Muscat & Oman" contract pistol. Equipped with tangent
sight and cut for shoulder stock. This is one of the few which were never
delivered (the Sultan was deposed in 1970). The national crest is on the right
side of the slide. Condition is new in the original box with spare mag, manual
& rod and includes the original shoulder stock. This is only the second
complete rig I've been able to find. It doesn't get any better than this! No
import marks. Legal with stock.
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02623. $ 595 (Curio & Relic) Available
French Nazi Issue Model 1935A Pistol Cal .32 French long. Made for the
Germans during the occupation of France. Excellent bore. Mechanically
excellent and tight. About 97% original smooth grey parkerized finish with the
usual black paint probably removed. Nazi "WaA251" marked on frame. Serial
number "B1962" marks this M1935A a very early pistol out of only 23,850 made
for Germany (serials started at B701). It also has a lanyard loop indicating
French military service in the postwar era. No import marks! A nice example.
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00255. $ 350 Available
Browning 6" Nomad .22 pistol, excellent condition showing minor wear and a few
nicks and dings from use in the field. Made in Belgium, these are no longer
manufactured or imported by Browning. Excellent bore. Should make a fine
shooter.
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Revolvers
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02647. $ 750 (Curio & Relic) Available
Smith and Wesson 2nd Model Hand Ejector, caliber .455. Military contract from
1916. British military Broad Arrow and acceptance marks. Shows light holster
wear and handling marks and nearly all of the original high luster blue except
for the barrel which has mostly turned to brown patina. Very good checkered
walnut grips with S&W logo. Strong blue on gripstraps with light wear.
Mechanically excellent with excellent bore. Shows little use. A very nice
example with no import marks.
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02636. $ 795 (Curio & Relic) Available
Unusual British Service Webley Mark VI .455 Revolver dated 1918 with "D Broad
Arrow" marks indicating Australian Issue. Converted to .45 ACP years ago.
Overall condition is excellent with bright bore and sharp rifling. Nearly all
the original blue is present showing very slight holster wear and some handling
marks. Nice original grips and complete with lanyard ring. No impot marks. An
exceptionally nice example.
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02635. $ 395 (Curio & Relic) Available
Interesting Enfield No. 2 Mark I** .38 S&W Revolver. Possible presentation gun.
Completely and properly finished in a high-polish blue, with white plastic
grips and fitted with a hammer spur permitting single action shooting.
Condition is excellent showing slight holster and handling wear. I've sold many
Enfield revolvers, but this is the only one I've encountered in this
configuration. No import marks.
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02630. $ 750 (Curio & Relic) Available
Swiss Model 1929 Ordnance Revolver, caliber 7.5mm Swiss. Last variation of the
Model 1883 Swiss military revolver, made from 1933 to 1946. Nearly all military
blue with only slight wear on muzzle. Matching numbers and the Swiss "Cross in
Shield" crest on the left side of frame. Factory plastic grips appear "as new".
Mechanically excellent and action locks up tight. Extremely nice example of
this scarce revolver - with no import marks. Only about 18,000 were made.
Marked "P" for release from the military to Private ownership.
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02632. $ 695 (Antique) Available
Swiss Model 1882 Ordnance Revolver, caliber 7.5mm. Mid-production serial 20973.
Retains almost all original military blue with small amount of holster wear.
Mechanically excellent and locks up tight. All numbered parts match. One of the
earliest examples with original grooved walnut grips - which are crisp. Bore is
excellent. An excellent example of these well made 19th Century revolvers. No
import marks.
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02631. $ 695 (Antique) Available
Early Swiss Model 1882 Ordnance Revolver, caliber 7.5mm. Early 4 digit serial
8892. Retains almost all its original military blue with small amounts of wear
on the edges of the hexagonal barrel. Mechanically excellent and locks up
tight. All numbered parts match. Crisp original black hard rubber grips with
strong diamonds. Bore is excellent. An excellent example of these well made
19th Century revolvers. No import marks. A very nice revolver,
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02622. $ 2,995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Wow! Colt SAA .41 complete cowboy rig! Shipped to Norvell Shapleigh Hardware
1902. With original cartridge belt and Merwin & Bray Mexican Loop holster (M&B
logo just visible), originally red felt lined; traces remain. Holster marked
"Jake" with ranch brands he worked for: Flying W, B bar B, EB, etc. (Texas?)
Good bore with some corrosion (needs cleaning). Overall grey patina showing
years on the range. Mechanically fine. Marked "Jon" under left grip. Just
obtained from the family. Completely untouched! Never in collector hands!
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Rifles
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02650. $ 395 (Non-firearm) Available
AR-15 5.56mm (.223) Complete Upper Receiver with 20" H Bar Barrel. Excellent
condition. Test fired only. Free-floating handguard with folding front sight,
bayonet lug and flash hider. Condition is about new with all the finish and
perfect bore. Complete with bolt and all internal parts. An inexpensive upper
receiver for your AR.
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02648. $ 795 (Antique) Available
Colt Lightning .22 Pump-Action Rifle. Made in 1901. Sound rifle with about
60-70% original blue turning to brown patina. Mechanically very good and seems
to function corectly. 24" barrel with fair bore. Minor chip in forearm.
Original sights. Very good buttstock with much original finish and an original
very good Colt Buttplate. Overall, a nice historic rifle with moderate wear
consistant with over 100 years of handling. These were introduced in 1887,
discontinued in 1904 and were a well-made and very popular rifle.
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02641. $ 795 Available
Rock River Custom AR-15 Rifle in new condition. Brand new better quality Rock
River lower with target trigger and adjustable buttstock, with full warranty.
Upper (has been test fired with a different lower) with target/combat
adjustable rear sight and free-floating aluminum handguard with folding front
sight, bayonet lug and flash hider. 20" barrel. A great combination for defense
or varmint shooting.
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02642. $ 395 Available
W.W. Greener Police Martini Mark III Ball and Shot Carbine. This unusual
smoothbore carbine is chambered for a special 12 Guage ball and shot cartridge
and used for guard duty - possibly in Egypt. Condition is very good with nearly
all smooth blue on barrel. Action blue has mostly faded to brown patinan. Tight
action and excellent, shiny bore. For a police guard gun in a third-world
country, it's in nice conditon.
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02640. $ 995 (Curio & Relic) Available
Swedish CG63 Target Rifle Cal 6.5X55mm Built on M1896 Swedish Mauser Action
with new 30" barrel and fitted with new walnut target stock. Made for Swedish
miliary marches. The action is dated 1905. All matching numbers. Fitted with
micro-adjustablerear target sight and target front sight. This rifle appears to
be in near new condition showing only some handling marks in the wood. These
have a well-deserved reputation for superior accuracy. No import marks and in
outstanding condition! Complete with proper sling.
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02634. $ 100 (Non-firearm) Available
A very few Schmidt-Rubin K-31 Carbines in .30-06 were made in a small special
order (20 guns) for the Swiss Shooting Team in Mexico City in 1971. All were
commercial models with a "P" prefix serial (Privat) in the P269,5xx range.
These were marked ".30/06" on barrel ring. I'm able to offer some of the
original individual Mexican Registration Cards issued by the Secretary of
National Defense to the Swiss Team. Each card lists the specific serial number.
If you own a rifle, you will want a Registration Card to document it's source!
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02628. $ 895 (Curio & Relic) Available
Canadian Model 1910 Ross .303 Service Rifle. A very good example of these
famous rifles. Mechanically excellent. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Nearly
all arsenal finish with sound walnut stock. Minor crack behind action screw.
These have become hard to find in recent years. No import marks.
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