Firearms: military and collector muskets, rifles, carbines and handguns from all periods, from the Revolutionary War up to Spanish American War. Emphasis on the Civil War and Indian War periods, and the early West.

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PLEASE NOTE:  The gun listings below represent our final  offerings.  We are retired and will not be acquiring new firearms, so take advantage of some great prices while they are available.  We will be listing M1 Garand stocks over time, so please check back often.

1F  -  U.S. GI M14 WOOD RIFLE STOCK AND METAL.  More Photos, Click Here  New condition, government issue.  I believe birch, ranging from orange brown to almost black.  Complete with all original metal showing no use.  Has selector cutout.  Nice DoD cartouche.  Crisp circle “P”.  Crisp “S” in wood under butt plate door.  Shoulder support hinge marked with tiny “MTKCO”.  I personally selected this one from a large lot years ago, which I intended to put on a personal commercial M14.  Never got around to it, so you get the prize stock.   $225

2F  -  ABOUT MINT M1 NATIONAL MATCH GARAND STOCK WITH METAL.  More Photos, Click Here   SOLD  Has DOD cartouche (1/2” wide eagle/stars in box), Dec. 1953 or later.  Also a great circle “P”.  Stock is near mint and in original, untouched condition except for the identifying feature of having a classic Army fiberglass job – all I’ve seen have been essentially identical to this one.  Condition is extremely outstanding.  Essentially no wear or rounding of edges.  Has butt plate, stock ferrule and sling loop.  Totally untouched original finish.  The stock was fitted to a mint Garand to check fit, and found it tight and about perfect. Trigger just about didn’t close.  I’ve saved this stock for many years hoping to find just the right NM rifle for it, but never did.  Here’s your chance for something really special.  $250

14F  -  M1860 COLT ARMY REVOLVER, .44 CALIBER.  More Photos, Click Here  NOTE: the variation in coloring on the first two photos was due to the lighting only.  Serial No. 49134, all matching. Made 1862. The serial number also has a “2” above or below, in most places, indicating to me, this is one of a pair, possibly once cased.  Barrel is thin, even plum.  Very good barrel markings.  Very good bore with a little speckled grey.  Wedge screw appears to be repro, though it's not obvious. Little dings around wedge. Very good nipples.  Cylinder scene worn to about 60%.  Frame silvery grey with good luster and a bit of mottled, aged case.  Good action.  Backstrap fairly clean with traces of blue at top. Really pretty grips, orangey brown with varnish (original) still 90%.  Very nice M1860.  $2,595  Closeout Price $2,295

15F  -  MODEL 1868 U.S. SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE.  More Photos, Click Here  Still uses the Civil War Springfield lock, but was a barrel specifically made for the rifle.  Lock is lustrous grey with crisp edges and markings.  Has spread eagle emblem “U.S./SPRINGFIELD” & “1863”.  Barrel has bright shiny bore with heavy, sharp rifling and some tiny grey speckles.  Exterior has heavy plum patina with very fine raised texture.  Full rear sight.  Breech block shows bluish through mottled darker stain.  Marked “1870/eaglehead over crossed arrows/US”.  Excellent wood with sharp original edges (very slight wear), original lustrous finish, and two very fine cartouches.  No circle “P” – in its place is an inspector’s stamp (initials).  Butt stock has a few typical rubs/scratches.  Forestock has more little scratches/dings.  A very nice 1868 showing honest use.  Includes original cleaning rod.  $1,295  Closeout Price $1,200 

17F  -  MODEL 1816 U.S. FLINTLOCK MUSKET ALTERED TO PERCUSSION IN THE NATIONAL ARMORIES.  More Photos, Click Here  Cone type or “Belgian” conversion.  Classic Civil War musket where the flintlock parts were removed and plugged, and the pan ground flush with the lock.  A nipple was added to the rear of the barrel near the right top side, and a new hammer added.  This type conversion is the only one performed in the U.S. Armories.  This is the highly desirable “HARPERS FERRY” made musket.  Super strong, crisp lock marked  with fine eagle over US, plus at the tail “HARPERS/FERRY/1837”.  Lock sharp, mostly clean steel with some brown stain.  Most metal clean to grey, with remnants scattered of thin, smooth brown left from prior cleaning some time ago which wasn’t thorough.  Fine breech marks, circle P, eagle head, V, and 1837.  No pitting.  Very good nipple.  Thin brown patina around base.  Rest of barrel smooth.  Very good clean bore. Original ramrod. Wood very good with fairly sharp edges, never sanded or cleaned.  Inspector’s initials on escutcheon area.  Numerous small rubs, nicks, scratches scattered.  Half inch wide flake out of bottom of forestock just behind mid-barrel band.  Overall very nice.  Soldier’s initials 5/8” high, put into reverse butt.   $1,795   Closeout Price $1,650