Fine Colt Single Actions from the Mel Guy collection, along with firearms from Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV, which are noted at the end of their descriptions.

Antique English Flintlock Blunderbuss, NVSN, approx. .80 cal., 21'' 3-stage round-to-octagonal iron barrel is struck with a deep ''teardrop''-like mark at breech and bells to 1-7/8'' at muzzle, 6-7/8''-long iron lockplate is pointed at rear and marked with a large ''(crown)/GR'' ahead of cock, and ''Tower'' in a vertical curve behind. Large serpentine brass sideplate, brass triggerguard, buttplate and two fancy ramrod thimbles. Fullstock of European walnut has a carved apron behind barrel tang and a carved comb, is marked with an underscored ''WO'' behind sideplate, ''(broad arrow)/BO'' on left side of butt, and ''(crown)/(broad arrow)/1806''(?) on right. Condition is good for this rare type, having a dark mottled gunmetal color to the lock and barrel and age-toned brass. Lock appears to be in original flintlock configuration; touchhole was possibly rebushed; barrel tang and triggerguard are ill-fitted replacements; barrel is loose in stock at muzzle; hardwood ramrod is missing. Stock shows age and the expected wear and scars of likely maritime use; ahead of rear ramrod ferrule is a large right-side repair and a large wood replacement on the left. Action functions; bore is rusty. Est.: $750-$1,500. (Antique)

English Large Bore Single Shot Percussion Pistol, by Lacy & Co., London, NVSN, approx. .58 cal., 5-7/8'' smoothbore round barrel unmarked but for English proofmarks ahead of breech, no sights, captive stirrup-type iron ramrod, iron lockplate marked ''Lacy & Co./London'' ahead of hammer, brass triggerguard, brass buttcap with iron lanyard ring, brass nosecap and single ramrod ferrule, plain hardwood stock. Condition is very good having patinated brass and lightly etched and aged steel parts. Stock is solid and very good having a glued repair at left front and iron pins added, and a later coat of varnish; brass nosecap has been filed and could use finishing. Action is very tight and sure; bore appears clean. A sturdy and serviceable military sidearm, perhaps intended for naval use. Est: $650-$850. (Antique)

''USN'' marked U.S. Model 1842 ''Navy'' Single Shot Percussion Pistol, by Ames, NVSN, .54 smoothbore cal., 6'' round barrel marked ''USN / 1845 / RP / P'' at breech, flush-mounted steel boxlock marked ''N.P. Ames / Springfield / Mass. at center and ''USN / 1845'' vertically at rear. Hinged steel stirrup-type captive ramrod, brass triggerguard and single barrel band; plain oil-finished walnut stock with circular flat brass buttcap. Condition is very good with a light age patina to metal parts and clear markings. Stock is sound, smooth and shows good color; a faint oval inspector's cartouche appears on left side; a row of small marks that seem to have been made with a punch is at left grip. Action is smooth and tight; bore appears clean. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Matched Pair of Queen Anne Style Single Shot Flintlock Pistols, by C. Williamson, Liverpool, England, NVSN, approx. .60 cal. smoothbore, 6-7/8'' tapered round barrels with three-stage rings and cannon turned muzzles, marked ''C. Williamson / Liverpool'' and three (3) proofmarks below breeches with lovely floral engraving on top of barrels and rear tangs, delicate border engraving at frame sides and bottoms, and ovals on triggerguard loops. Early style triggers with curled tails. Deeply relief chased silver grotesque mask buttcaps, Stands of Arms with flags and cannons opposite locks, and wrist escutcheons having hunting motifs surmounted by a helmet and a vacant oval nameplate area. European hardwood stocks with vine-like carving surrounding top barrel tangs, and extensive fine silver wire inlays in scrolling floral patterns. Pistols appear to be reconverted back to their flintlock configuration, one having deep pitting at touchhole, and with uniquely designed frizzen springs characteristic of this maker. Condition is good to very good with a light age patina to iron parts and clear markings. Stocks show age and are good: one with a repaired longitudinal crack on both sides of wrist, the other missing the silver stand of arms opposite lock. Actions are tight and crisp, bores appear clean. Est.: $2,000-$3,000/pair. (Antique)

Massive Percussion Side-by-Side Hammer Shotgun, by J.H. Johnston of Pittsburgh, PA, probably used for market waterfowl hunting. A very thick 39'' set of barrels have a bore that measures 7 ga. and were proofed at the Birmingham proof house to 10 ga. Barrels are mounted to locks via hooked breech and appear to have large brass nipples. Both locks are marked ''Great Western Gun Works'', also located in Pittsburgh. The one-piece stock appears to be walnut, and the grip piece behind the triggerguard is made of horn. Flash shields are present to protect the shooter and are pitted from use. Mfg'd approx. 1870s. Condition is antique excellent, with functioning locks, very clean bores, and apparently original ramrod. Est.: $500-$700. (Antique)

Antique Long Two-Barrel Halfstock Percussion Side-by-Side Combination Gun, retailed by Wholesale Hardware Merchant R.W. Booth in Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1840s. NVSN, 40.25'' approx. .54 cal. 12-sided rifled left barrel, 12 ga. round smoothbore right shotgun barrel, marked on top rib ''Norcross'', dovetailed brass (or copper) base German silver blade front sight and adjustable ramp rear sight, with floral engraving at barrel breech. Replacement brass-tipped, flame-striped hickory ramrod is retained by two under-barrel iron thimbles and a lightly border engraved German silver ferrule at forend. Barrel group retained by two iron wedges and four border engraved German silver escutcheons. Lightly engraved serpentine iron lockplates are both marked ''R.W. Booth / Cincinnati''; double hammers and twin triggers; floral engraved top tang; scrolled iron triggerguard with two finger rests. Buttstock with iron crescent buttplate having a floral engraved German silver bottom tang and a four-pointed ''sun'' inlay of German silver on left side; hinged plain brass patchbox on right. Condition is good, the iron parts having a deep dark-brown patina showing age and occasional roughness. Walnut stock is sound showing some discoloration with the expected marks of age and use; a long sliver of wood is missing above wedge escutcheons on right side; another sliver is missing above forend ramrod ferrule; what appears to be a crack at right wrist may be grain in the wood. Actions function; left trigger sticks; bores appear clean with sharp rifling in rifle barrel. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Antique)

Classic Best Quality Carl Stiegele Schuetzen Rifle, #8812, 8.15x46R cal., 29'' fluted gold-banded barrel has raised ribs and is marked ''Prima Kruppscher/Guss-Stahl'' (Krupp Premium Cast Steel). Top barrel flat at breech end reads ''C./Stiegele/ Jun./Munchen'' in gold with floral scroll designs and platinum inlays. The Martini type falling block action is profusely floral engraved and gold bordered with a scene of a proud lion on one side, and ''Zur Erinnerung an Lowenbrau, Munchen 1874-1895'' on the obverse. The triggerguard is profusely gold inlaid with what appears to be a monogram, with double set trigger. The false pistol-grip buttstock with thumbrest is elaborately relief carved with a game scene below Tyrolean cheekpiece and panel scene of elk on the right side; forearm is also carved in elaborate scrolls. The pewter hooked buttplate is again heavily engraved with the number ''8812'' in a gold band. Also features a large disc peep sight adjustable for windage and elevation, and a hooded front sight drift adjustable for windage. All aspects of this rifle are fully and finely engraved, including escutcheons, screw heads and sight base. Housed in a French-fitted green velvet-lined case, marked ''Carl Stiegele Jun./Waffenschmidt/Munchen'', with cleaning rod, cartridge block, and key. This rare presentation rifle is in excellent condition overall showing only minor marks from handling. A truly exceptional piece. Est.: $12,000-$18,000. (C&R)

Remington-Elliot ''Vest Pocket'' Single Shot Spurtrigger Cartridge Deringer, #2122, .41 RF cal., 2.5'' round barrel marked ''Remingtons_Ilion_N.Y. / Elliot. Pat. Aug. 27. 1867'' in two lines, with two-piece varnished dark walnut (or rosewood) ''bird's head'' grips. Mfg'd 1867-88. Condition is very good retaining bright blue to sides of hammer spur, but otherwise no original finish, an overall gunmetal gray color and clear markings. Grips are very good and retain much of their original varnish finish. Action seems to work properly; bore appears clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $650-$950. (Antique)

Civil War Remington ''New Model'' Army Percussion Revolver, #32946 on frame under left grip, .44 cal., 8'' octagonal barrel with mortised cone front sight and long sighting groove in frame top strap, 6-shot round cylinder with safety notches at rear, brass triggerguard, two-piece oil-finished walnut grips. Barrel name, address and patent date marking is mostly obscured, perhaps by an arsenal reblue, but stamped in tiny letters low on the top flat is, in part, ''(illegible) Ilion, New York U.S.A.'' It is additionally stamped with an ''R'' on left side of loading lever, an ''M'' behind the front triggerguard screw, an ''H'' on lower left frame ahead of juncture with grip and a larger ''75'' near serial number under left grip. The only other visible marking is a small ''CS'' stamped on cylinder periphery between two locking notches. One can only speculate, but was this revolver bought (or captured) from a U.S. source during the Civil War and subsequently stripped of its original markings (including inspector's mark on grip), refinished and marked ''CS'' at a Southern arsenal to mask its Union origins? Remote, perhaps, but the possibility exists (the ''CS'' marking appears old). Condition is very good: barrel and lever retain most reblued finish and sharp edges; cylinder, frame and grip straps are a smooth brownish gunmetal gray showing traces of finish in protected areas; dark age patina to brass triggerguard (bow is somewhat misshapen); grips show slight age and wear but are sound and without cracks or significant marks. A gun worthy of further research. Est.: $600-$900. (Antique)

Remington Model 1865 Martially marked Navy Rolling Block Single Shot Cartridge Pistol, NVSN, .50 RF cal., 8.5'' round barrel with ''(naval anchor)'' stamped at breech, distinctive spurtrigger frame with two-line Remington address, 1864-66 patent dates on left side, and ''P/F.C.W.'' military inspector's marks on right; two-piece oil-finished walnut stocks. Mfg'd 1866-1870. Originally with blued barrel and case hardened frame, breechblock, hammer, trigger and sheath. Condition is good to very good, with a dark aged color over old pitting to barrel, breechblock, hammer, trigger sheath and front grip strap; pleasantly faded case colors to smooth frame and backstrap; unblemished screw head slots. Stocks are solid, fit well and show the expected marks of military use; forestock has a crack at right top, but sound; right side of grip has a large ''2'' stamped at bottom. Action functions well; bore lands are shiny with pitting in grooves. These martially marked Rolling Block Navies are quite desirable. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Civil War Colt Model 1860 Army Percussion Revolver, #14296, .44 cal., 8'' round ''streamlined'' barrel marked ''-Address Col. Saml. Colt New-York U.S. America-'' in one line, 6-shot round rebated cylinder with rolled naval engagement scene, 4-screw frame and backstrap cut for attachable shoulder stock, brass triggerguard and steel backstrap, originally blued and case hardened finishes, with one-piece oil-finished walnut grips. Inspector marked "A" on cylinder and barrel, "H" on backstrap, and "J" on bottom of barrel. Mfg'd 1861. Condition is very good showing no original finish and a cleaned gunmetal gray color with scattered minor nicks; no cylinder scene remains but ''Colt's Patent 14296'' and ''Pat. Sept. 10th 1850'' lines are clear. Grips are very nice, sound and smooth and fit well; all visible serial numbers match (including wedge). Large ''US'' stamping on left frame appears to be later. Action is smooth and crisp, bore is fairly clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Antique Colt 2nd Model 1848 Dragoon U.S. Martial Percussion Revolver, #9691 (cylinder #9763), .44 cal., 7.5'' octagon-to-round barrel marked ''-Address Saml. Colt New York City-'' in one line, originally finished in blue and case hardening, with unfinished brass grip straps and oil-finished one-piece walnut grips. Six-shot cylinder rolled with the ''Texas Rangers and Indians Fight'' scene including ''Model U.S.M.R.'' (United States Mounted Rifles), serial number and ''Colt's Patent'' in fancy ribands; left forward frame stamped ''Colt's / Patent'' over ''U.S.''. Mfg'd 1850-51 in a total quantity of perhaps only 2,700 revolvers, and thus quite rare and desirable today. All serial numbers match including the wedge and cylinder arbor (except as noted above). Features the improved flat mainspring with hammer roller. Condition is very fine for the type, retaining a smooth bluish-brown patina and traces of original blue in protected areas, darkened/muted case hardening, and lightly age-toned brass. Grips are fine, without chips, cracks or losses, fit perfectly and show traces of military inspector's marks; a forward-facing arrow is carved into the right grip near its juncture with the frame. This Dragoon appears all original, with tightly-fitting parts, sharp edges and markings, and clean and clear cylinder engraving. Even the early high-crowned Colt screw head slots are unblemished; all six percussion nipples are intact and un-chipped. Action is strong and butter-smooth; bore is very bright and with deep rifling. An exceptional, untouched and obviously little-used U.S. military Colt revolver from the Mexican War era. Est.: $12,000-$18,000. (Antique)

Civil War Confederate Griswold and Gunnison Brass Frame Percussion Navy Revolver, #1460, .36 cal., 7.5'' round barrel with desirable rounded upper lug contour and tiny brass pin front sight, barrel lug with distinctive lower curve, bore with correct 6-groove right-twist rifling. Signature G&G brass (or bronze) frame (with reddish tone in protected areas due to high iron content), brass triggerguard and backstrap, one-piece oil-finished walnut grips. Barrel is unmarked and shows a period weld repair just ahead of forcing cone (perhaps where a rear sight dovetail was filled in). The 1.75'' long, six-shot cylinder shows twist lines, correct for this model, being made from steel bar wrapped around a mandrel, and shows remains of safety pins between each nipple; no serial number is evident on cylinder, likely being obscured by age pitting. Cylinder arbor shows old repair and crude finishing where it apparently was once broken. Triggerguard bow is thick and shows squared curves, and grip butt has significant upward acclivity, both again typical for the type. The serial number ''1460'' is stamped at front frame bottom and bottom of barrel lug; a ''3'' is stamped on right barrel lug and behind front triggerguard screw; a chisel-cut Roman numeral ''XXV'' benchmark and a cryptic backward ''R'' inspector's mark appear on right side of grip strap under the wood grip; ''EE'' is stamped on right rear of frame, and two small dots are punched on either side of rear frame above the latter mark; loading lever is marked ''00'' on lug. Condition is fair for this extremely rare type, showing no original finish, and with deep (but long ago cleaned) pitting evident on barrel, lever and cylinder; scrapes and scars from severe wartime use to aged brass frame; barrel and cylinder arbor with the above mentioned weld repairs; lever fits loose but latches securely; four cylinder nipples replaced; bottom butt screw (and perhaps one or two others) an old replacement; barrel wedge is missing. Grips show an old break repair to top left side, the expected scars of hard military use, and are somewhat undersized (once again typical for this model). Action is tight and functions but cylinder does not revolve; bore is good with definite rifling. An extremely rare (in any condition) Civil War Confederate-made revolver, of which only about 3,700 were produced. Est.: $8,000-$10,000. (Antique)

Civil War Cooper 2nd Model Double Action Navy Model Percussion Revolver, #43, .36 cal., 4'' octagonal barrel marked ''Cooper Fire Arms Mfg. Co. Frankford Phila. PA. / Pat. Jan 7, 1861 Apr 25, 1854 Sep. 4, 1860 / Sep 1, 1863 Sep 22, 1863'' in three lines, small brass post front sight and hammer notch rear sight, undecorated 5-shot rebated cylinder, brass grip straps with the large triggerguard distinctive to this maker. Originally blued finish, with one-piece walnut grips. Condition is very good with medium toned gunmetal gray steel having hints of blue in protected areas of barrel, and age toned brass. Grips are very good and fit well with a few marks on right side and retain perhaps 40% original varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp and tight, bore is dark with visible rifling and should clean. A desirable Secondary Martial Civil War handgun having an uncharacteristically low serial number. Est.: $650-$950. (Antique)

Civil War Manhattan Series III ''Navy'' Percussion Revolver, #28200, .36 cal., 5'' octagonal barrel marked ''Manhattan Fire Arms Co., Newark, N.J.'' in one line, German silver blade front sight and hammer notch rear sight, 5-shot cylinder having 12 locking notches. Originally blued and case hardened steel parts, with silver-plated brass grip straps and one-piece walnut grips. Condition is good to very good with no original finish and aged steel parts; cylinder scene and patent line mostly obscured by cleaned pitting, 95+% original silver on triggerguard and toned brass to backstrap. Grips are very nice with good color and fit and retain most original varnish finish with light wear at bottom sides. Serial numbers match including full number on wedge. Action is crisp and tight, bore is dark with distinct rifling and should clean. Est.: $450-$650. (Antique)

Civil War Cooper 2nd Model 2nd Variation Double Action Pocket Model Percussion Revolver, #878, .31 cal., 5'' octagonal barrel marked ''Manf'd. by J.M. Cooper & Co., Pittsh, PA, Pat. Jan 7, 1861 / Reis'd. July 26, 1859 Pat Apr 25, 1854 Pat Sept. 4, 1860.'' in two lines; small brass post front sight and hammer notch rear sight, undecorated 5-shot cylinder, steel grip straps with the large triggerguard distinctive to Coopers. Originally blued finish, with one-piece walnut grips. Condition is good to very good with dark toned finish and hints of blue in protected areas of barrel. Grips are very good and fit well with a later coat of varnish. All visible serial numbers match. Action is crisp and tight, bore is dark with visible rifling and should clean. Est.: $500-$650. (Antique)

Smith & Wesson Spurtrigger 2nd Model 2nd Issue Single Action Revolver, #1659, .38 S&W cal., 3.25'' barrel, nickel finish, factory hard rubber grips, in S&W green box with cleaning rod. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 99% original nickel, appearing unfired with no powder splash at forcing cone area. Hammer with almost all its vivid case colors. Super-crisp original grips, tight action, excellent bore. Box is excellent with light tatting to top edges; label is complete, present, and about 97% legible. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Antique)

Early Sharps New Model 1859 ''Straight Breech'' Breech-Loading Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine, having integral Sharps pellet priming system, #36257, .51 cal., 22'' round barrel marked ''New Model (date obscured)'' at breech; faint Sharps marking and 1848 patent date to left side of receiver, ''R.S. Lawrence Pat. / April 12th 1859.'' on lockplate behind hammer, ''C. Sharps' Pat. / Oct. 5th 1852'' to rear of hammer. Oil-finished walnut stocks with iron sling bar and ring affixed to left wrist; iron furniture. Dovetailed twin-blade front sight; adjustable leaf rear sight with the R.S. Lawrence markings in three lines. Carbine appears to be a Model 1859 with 1863 improvements, as the buttstock has no patchbox but the steel buttplate is cut for one. Wood-to-metal fit is excellent, and buttstock appears original. Included is documentation from Wendell Grangaard, President of The Guns of History, Inc., who attributes this rifle to Robert L. Murphy, who enlisted in the 7th Cavalry on Jan. 26, 1872 at the age of 21. Mr. Grangaard states that he has identified the marks on this rifle (''R.M.'', ''I'' and ''C.O'') as those ordered by George A. Custer. Condition is very good, with all metal surfaces having a smooth bluish-brown patina showing scattered light erosion (a bit heavier at muzzle). A rather deep scar runs across the top tang at the rear screw, continuing onto wood. Stocks show age and the scattered scars typical of military use, small losses at rear lockplate tang and rear top tang, but are smooth, solid and show nice coloration. Action is tight and crisp; bore is shiny with distinct rifling and will improve with cleaning. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1868 ''Allin'' Trapdoor Single Shot Cartridge Infantry Rifle, #27467, .50-70 CF cal., 32.5'' round barrel, trapdoor marked ''1870/(eagle head)/US'', iron furniture including two spring-retained barrel bands, lock with (spread eagle) to left of ''U.S. / Springfield'' and ''1863'' behind hammer, unmarked triggerguard, buttplate with ''US'' stamped on top tang, sling swivels at front band and triggerguard, and slotted ramrod. Standard integral block-blade front and adjustable sliding-leaf rear sights. Oil-finished one-piece walnut stock. Serial numbers match on barrel and receiver. Converted post-Civil War from obsolete Model 1863 percussion muskets. Condition is very good retaining no original finish to metal and with age peppering amid an overall brown patina. Stock is sound, with a deep ''ESA'' (Erskine S. Allin) inspector's cartouche opposite the lockplate, and showing but very few marks from military use and a later coat of varnish. Action is smooth and tight; bore is shiny with distinct rifling and will improve with a good cleaning. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Civil War Ballard Cavalry Cartridge Carbine, #10300, .44 RF cal., 22'' round-to-octagonal barrel with dovetailed slot front and adjustable leaf rear sights, receiver marked ''Ballard's Patent/Nov. 5, 1861'' on right side, and ''Ball & Williams/Worcester, Mass./Merwin & Bray Agts./New York'' on left; iron furniture including single barrel band, serpentine actuating lever and buttplate. Two-piece walnut stocks. All visible serial numbers match. Condition is good+ retaining no original finish with a smooth brownish-gunmetal gray color, sharp edges and lettering; sling swivels are missing; buttstock is a replacement. Action works but hammer does not cock; bore is clean with distinct rifling. Est.: $650-$950. (Antique)

Early U.S. Springfield Model 1868 ''Allin'' Trapdoor Single Shot Cartridge Infantry Rifle, #3982, .50-70 CF cal., 32.5'' round barrel, trapdoor marked ''1869/(eagle head)/U.S.'', iron furniture including two spring-retained barrel bands, lock with (spread eagle) to left of ''U.S./Springfield'' and a faint ''1863'' to rear of hammer, unmarked triggerguard, buttplate with ''US'' stamped on top tang, sling swivels at front band and triggerguard, and slotted ramrod. Standard integral block-blade front and adjustable sliding-leaf rear sights. Oil-finished one-piece walnut stock. Serial numbers match on barrel and receiver. Converted post-Civil War from obsolete Model 1863 percussion muskets. Condition is very good retaining no original finish to metal, bright barrel, bluish color to lockplate and receiver, and other parts with an overall brown patina. Stock is sound, with two ''ESA'' (Erskine S. Allin) inspector's cartouches, plus an ''HGH'' cartouche opposite the lockplate, being smooth and showing but very few marks from military use. Action is smooth and tight; bore is bright with deep rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Single Shot Cartridge Infantry Rifle, with 1877 improvements, and leather sling, #495167, .45-70 CF cal., 32.5'' round barrel marked ''V/P/(eagle head)/P'' at breech; trapdoor marked ''U.S./Model/1873'' with 1877 low-arch breech; iron furniture including two spring-retained barrel bands, lock with ''(spread eagle)'' to left of ''U.S./Springfield'' ahead of hammer, unmarked triggerguard, buttplate with ''US'' stamp on top tang, sling swivels at front band and triggerguard, slotted ramrod; brass nosecap. Standard integral block-blade front and correct ''R'' (Rifle) marked adjustable sliding-leaf rear sights. Oil-finished one-piece walnut stock with 1877 lengthened comb. Condition is very good retaining a smooth brown patina to barrel, darkened case hardening to lockplate and trapdoor, gunmetal gray to balance of metal and with cleaned pitting to triggerguard. Stock is smooth and sound, lacking an inspector's cartouche, and showing a later coat of varnish. Action is smooth and tight; bore is shiny with distinct rifling. Sling shows minor age cracking to leather finish but is very nice and complete. Est.: $850-$1,250. (Antique)

U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Cavalry Cartridge Carbine, with 1877 Improvements, #271994, .45-70 CF cal., 22'' round barrel marked ''V / P / (eaglehead) / P'' on left at breech, small block-blade front sight and correct ''C''-marked (for ''Carbine'') adjustable leaf rear sight, trapdoor marked ''US / Model / 1873'' at hinge, steel lockplate marked ''U.S. / Springfield'' to right of spread-wing eagle, steel furniture including triggerguard, ''U.S.'' marked buttplate with hinged swing-out door over trap in butt for three-piece cleaning rod (not present), sling bar and ring mounted opposite the lock, and spring-retained single barrel band. Originally with blued and case hardened finishes. Halfstock is one-piece walnut, oil-finished. The major 1877 improvements on this carbine include the buttplate door and cleaning rod compartment, sling bar and ring, thicker stock wrist with elongated comb, and low-arch breechblock. Condition is very good showing an overall dark gunmetal grey-brown patina mixed with silvering and surface discoloration to case hardening in trapdoor area; lockplate with a bluish-brown color; two-piece triggerguard retains perhaps 50% blue, bright in protected areas. Stock is sound showing the expected light marks of military use but no damage, good color and a later coat of varnish. No stock inspector's cartouche is visible. Action is tight and crisp; bore is mirror bright with good rifling. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

British Snider Conversion Single Shot Cartridge Cavalry Carbine, by Enfield, #1963 (breechblock), .577 Boxer CF cal., 19-1/8'' round barrel marked with ''Steel'' and numerous view and proofmarks at left breech, as is receiver; flush steel lockplate marked ''(crown)/V.R'' behind hammer and ''(crown/broad arrow)/1870/Enfield'' ahead, single steel barrel band, trigger, and sling ring behind brass triggerguard; brass buttplate and lock screw escutcheons. Integral block-blade front and adjustable sliding-leaf rear sights. One-piecr European walnut halfstock. Condition is very good showing a smooth bluish patina to barrel, subdued case hardening to lockplate and receiver, and age patina to brass. Stock is sound with ''R./(crown)/M.'' (undecipherable) in a circular cartouche below a large arrow and above a large ''1''; it bears the typical wear and scars of military use, and it appears that someone tapped a light pattern of dotted lines into the buttstock with a nail; holes were drilled into both sides of the stock ahead of the lock for an unknown reason. Action is tight and crisp; bore has distinct rifling and will benefit from a good cleaning. As did most militaries in the late 1860s and early 1870s, Britain chose to adapt many of their obsolete percussion arms to the new metallic cartridge system; the highly successful Snider conversion (invented by American Jacob Snider) utilizes a new and simple side-hinged breechblock with a floating firing pin. Est.: $950-$1,250. (Antique)

English ''Bull Dog'' Type Solid Frame Cartridge Revolver, by Webley, #23816, .442 CF cal., 2-3/8'' round barrel marked ''P. Webley & Son'' on top flat and ''London & Birmingham'' on right side, top strap prominently marked ''The British/Bull Dog'', left frame marked ''Webley's/No. 2/442 CF'' in an oval over ''(winged bullet logo)/W&S'' over serial number. Tiny British proofmarks are found over each cylinder bore, on left side of barrel and right side of frame. Originally finished in full nickel plate, with plain ivory two-piece grips. Condition is very good+ retaining approx. 90% original nickel showing minor aging and losses, particularly on left frame ahead of cylinder. Original ivory grips are excellent having tiny stress cracks at screw escutcheons, but otherwise no defects and lovely coloration. Sharp markings, matching serial numbers. Action is smooth and sure; bore is shiny with sharp rifling. Est.: $650-$950. (Antique)

Remington-Hepburn No. 3 Creedmoor Rifle, #5903, .38-55 cal., 32'' half-round blue barrel, case hardened frame, checkered trigger, round knob checkered walnut stock with hard rubber buttplate, forend with horn tip, mid-range Vernier tang sight and simple globe front sight. Mfg'd 1880-1907. Condition is fine. Barrel retains approx. 95% of an inky blue/black. Frame with equal amounts of vivid case colors, with minor discoloration along top edge. Stock with fractional shrinkage where it meets the rear portion of frame. Hole for additional sight in top of comb have been filled. Checkered hard rubber buttplate is missing its lower portion. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (C&R)

Remington No. 1 Rolling Block Creedmoor Sporting Rifle, #1943, .44 S cal. (.44-90), 34'' part-round blue barrel, select checkered walnut stock with ebony inlay at pistol grip cap, checkered walnut forend with steel Schnauble iron cap, smooth steel buttplate, long-range Vernier tang sight and globe front sight. Bottom of barrel marked ''44 S''. Flayderman refers to this firearm as one of the finest Remingtons produced. Mfg'd 1873-1890. Condition is excellent. Blue barrel retains approx. 92% thinning and toning blue. Frame with approx. 80% thinning case colors, some scratches to hammer and block pin retainer on left side. Stock and forend with only mild impressions; stock has two additional holes drilled to rear portion top of comb in order to re-position the existing tang sight for prone Creedmoor use. Action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $4,500-$6,000. (Antique)

Sharps Model 1874 Sporting Rifle, #97563, .45 CF cal., 32'' blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed German silver blade front sight and ''Shiloh Sharps'' marked combination buckhorn and sliding leaf adjustable rear sight, case hardened hammer, receiver, trigger, bottom tang and actuating lever, checkered shotgun style steel buttplate. Receiver marked on left side, ''C. Sharps' Pat./Sept. 12th 1848'', and on right side, ''C. Sharps' Pat./Oct. 5th 1852'' in two lines, and serial number on rear tang. Satin-finished two-piece walnut stocks. Barrel appears to be original, with 'Old Reliable" in script to top flat (faint but visible). Condition is excellent as configured, retaining 98% barrel blue, highly figured and colored case hardening on receiver and hammer (more subdued on lever, trigger and bottom tang). Bottom tang with milled slot and threaded hole for unknown purposes. Screw slots are immaculate. Stocks are near new; buttstock with near-deluxe grain, showing just slight handling marks and 95% satin finish. Action is tight and crisp; bore is brilliant with deep rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Remington-Hepburn No. 3 Rifle, #8063, .45-90 cal., 32'' half-round blue barrel, case hardened frame restored by Turnbull, fancy checkered walnut stock with round pistol grip, modern mfg'd long-range tang sight, as well as a modern spirit level globe front sight. Condition is excellent as restored and updated. Metal surfaces retain almost all of their professionally accomplished blue and case colors. New made barrel exhibits an excellent mirror bright bore. Action is crisp, trigger pull is nice. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R)

Very Rare and Possibly Unique Engraved Burgess Slide-Action Repeating Shotgun, NVSN. 12 ga. 28'' Damascus barrel is engraved on top with Burgess patents from 1883 to 1892. Takedown receiver, bolt, triggerguard, upper tang and slide were left in the white, then engraved with elaborate scroll patterns and fancy borders. Top of bolt is engraved ''Buffalo N.Y., Burgess Gun Co., U.S.A.'' Similar treatment made to the iron sleeve over the stock wrist, which actuates the repeating action. Wood is above average walnut, oil finished and checkered in a pattern considered complex in 1890. There is also an original Bakelite ''Burgess Gun Co.'' buttplate. Mfg'd early 1890s. Condition is antique good to very good, with most of the barrel Damascus pattern visible and all the engraving recognizable. There is significant frosting on the white metal, but not enough to obscure the engraving. Wood has numerous handling marks and gouges, but no splits or fractures. There are two repairs -- one is a crossbolt through the forend for strengthening, the other a brazing repair to the shell lifter mechanism. Note: There were several Burgess guns that were specially engraved for display at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893, and a couple are on display at the Cody Firearms Museum, as they went to Winchester upon their purchase of Burgess in 1899. This may have been one of those display guns and warrants additional research. Est.: $1,500-$3,000. (Antique)

Colt Burgess Lever Action Rifle, #3125, .44-40 cal., 25'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, brass blade front and replacement rear sight. Mfg'd approx. 1884. Condition is very good retaining approx. 40% thinning and toning blue to receiver; barrel has toned a slightly darker gray. Stock retains little original varnish and has a loss to left side at upper tang. Nice functioning action, good bore. Includes cleaning rod segments in butt trap. Scarce with only 6403 mfg'd. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Cased Colt Model 1878 Frontier Double Action Cartridge Revolver, #25094, .476 Eley CF cal., 5.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford CT U.S.A. Depot 14 Pall Mall London'' in one line, and ''.476-Cal.'' on left side; finely checkered brown hard rubber two-piece grips show the Rampant Colt logo within an oval cartouche, with steel lanyard loop on butt. Made pre-1898 for the British market, having tiny British proofmarks in each cylinder flute. Shipped March 24, 1890, to Colt's Patent Fire-Arms Mfg. Co., London Agency, London, England, 37 guns in shipment, with factory letter verifying all features. Condition is good retaining no original finish (metal appears to have been chemically cleaned) being overall a smooth gunmetal color. Grips are near fine having light wear, sharp checkering, nice color and no damage. Action is crisp, bore is clean with discernible rifling. Case is a period English mahogany box relined and repurposed, fits the gun very well and is in very good condition, having a longitudinal crack in the lid, with a reproduction Colt label inside and brass cartouches. No accessories in case. A nice Colt with the desirable (even rare) large British .476 caliber. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Antique)

Colt Model 1877 Lightning Double Action ''Storekeeper's'' Cartridge Revolver, #96625, .38 Colt CF cal., 3.5'' ejectorless round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co./Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in two lines and, ''Colt D.A. .38'' on left side; 6-shot fluted cylinder, left frame marked with three-line 1871-74-75 patent dates and circular Rampant Colt logo, finely checkered black hard rubber ''bird's head'' grips having the Rampant Colt in a relief oval at top. Mfg'd 1894. Originally finished in full nickel plate with fire blued screws, blued trigger, and blued hammer with polished sides in the white. All serial numbers match including cylinder; loading gate correctly numbered ''188''. Condition is excellent, retaining 99% bright nickel, bright blue screws, hammer with all original blue and bright sides, and blue on checkered cylinder pin. Grips are unblemished with sharp checkering and Colt logo. Action is crisp and sure, bore is mirror bright with sharp rifling and the gun appears unfired. Est.: $1,250-$1,750. (Antique)

''Colt Frontier Six-Shooter'' Model 1878 Double Action Colt Frontier Cartridge Revolver, #5854, .44-40 CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in one line, rear of left frame with ''Rampant Colt'' encircled logo, full nickel-plated finish, blued hammer with polished sides in the ''white'', blued trigger and screws; two-piece mother-of-pearl ''bird's head'' grips. Matching visible serial numbers are ''5854'' on bottom of grip ahead of lanyard loop and ''854'' on the loading gate; ''B'', ''I'' and ''8-5-4'' are stamped between each bore on rear of cylinder. Mfg'd 1881. Left side of barrel has the ''Colt Frontier Six-Shooter'' stamping; a corresponding ''44 C.F.'' designation appears in tiny numbers on left front triggerguard bow above the number ''5''. A 2008-dated Colt factory letter accompanying this revolver states that it was shipped to Hartley and Graham, New York City, on June 7, 1881 in a shipment of 10 guns, and confirms all the above features but for the grips, which doubtless were added by H&G at the time. Condition is excellent, retaining approx. 98% original nickel plating having minor losses on both sides of frame at juncture with grips. All markings are sharp; hammer, lanyard and screw heads retain all their original bright, deep fire blue. The thick pearl grips show brilliant translucence and gloss. Action is smooth, tight and positive; bore is mirror bright with defined rifling. Est.: $2,750-$3,750. (Antique)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #125475, .45 Colt CF cal., 4.75'' round barrel with two-line ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. / Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' address, left frame with correct three-line 1871-72-75 patent dates, overall nickel-plated finish, steel grip straps with two-piece ivory plastic grips having large spread-wing eagles in relief. All visible serial numbers match; loading gate is marked ''82''; crescent-shaped ejector rod head. Mfg'd 1888. Condition is very good, retaining approx. 80% of what appears to be original nickel plating, dulling and lightly freckling in spots; blued trigger. All markings and edges are sharp; screw heads are unblemished; slightly undersized grips are modern replacements. Action is crisp and tight; bore is clean with defined rifling. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

U.S. marked Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #9494 (cylinder #5174), .45 Colt CF cal., 5.5'' round barrel with one-line ''+Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.+'' address in early italic font, ejector rod with early ''donut''-style head, left frame with early two-line 1871-72 patent dates and ''U.S.'', full nickel-plated finish, steel grip straps with one-piece walnut grips. A composite gun, the backstrap renumbered to match, unnumbered triggerguard; loading gate is marked ''433''. Condition is very good as refinished, retaining virtually all the nickel plating with legible but softened markings as expected. Grips are very good, being smooth and fitting somewhat undersized. Action functions but cylinder does not lock up tightly; bore is clean with shallow rifling. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Engraved Colt Model 1878 Double Action Frontier Cartridge Revolver, with holster, #7264, .44-40 CF cal., 5.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in one line, full nickel-plated finish, two-piece ivory ''bird's head'' grips. Visible serial number ''7264'' appears on bottom of grip straps ahead of lanyard loop; loading gate is unmarked; the numbers ''2-6-4'' are stamped between each bore on rear of cylinder. Engraving on backstrap is barely legible but appears to read “R.H. Ward to N.S. Ward, San Antonio, Tex., Apr. 85”. Mfg'd. 1881. Left front triggerguard bow has the ''44 C.F.'' designation in tiny numbers. A 2013-dated Colt factory letter accompanying this revolver states that it was shipped to Hartley and Graham, New York City, on Dec. 31, 1881 in a shipment of 60 guns, and states that it left the factory with a 7.5'' barrel, blued finish and grips ''Not Listed''. It is likely that H&G shortened the barrel to the present 5.5'' and had the gun engraved in a loose scrolling-vine ''New York'' style at the time. The ivory grips may have been added then as well, although the number ''64'' is written in pencil inside the left panel. Condition is fine, retaining approx. 80% nickel plate showing erosion mainly at right side of frame and in cylinder flutes. Markings are very good, engraving is mostly sharp. Ivory grips are without cracks, have a small loss along right backstrap, and show excellent coloration. Action is smooth and tight but cylinder does not lock up at full cock; bore is very good with defined rifling. Holster is unmarked but shows quality workmanship with deep floral carving and an early American Indian symbol on the Mexican loop. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

''D.F.C.'' Inspected Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #61358, .45 Colt CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in one line, left frame with three-line 1871-72-75 patent dates, ''45 CAL'' marked on left triggerguard bolster; full nickel-plated finish, case hardened hammer, blued trigger and screws; steel grip straps with one-piece varnished walnut grips. All visible matching serial numbers, including ''1358'' on cylinder periphery; loading gate correctly marked ''1302'', correct early-style ''donut'' ejector rod head. Mfg'd 1880. The ''D.F.C.'' mark of U.S. Inspector David F. Clark is stamped on bottom of frame above the serial number, on bottom of barrel ahead of the cylinder pin (along with a ''P'' proofmark), and on cylinder periphery near another ''P'' proofmark. A 1987-dated Colt factory letter accompanying this revolver states that it was shipped to Shoverling, Daly & Gales in New York City on Dec. 27, 1880 in a shipment of 50 guns, and confirms all the above features but for the finish, which was listed as ''blue''. This discrepancy is explained by this gun's classification as an ''Overrun'' revolver: one originally intended for the U.S. military but factory refinished in nickel plate and sold to the commercial/civilian market, and its lack of a ''U.S.'' frame stamping and military inspector's grip cartouches. Condition is excellent, retaining 92% nickel with very minor losses at right front frame cutout and rear of right frame at grip juncture; grip straps show losses at sides and wear areas but difficult to discern as color matches closely. All markings are sharp; many screw heads retain their original bright fire blue. Walnut grips retain most of their original glossy varnish with knackering at right bottom and a large ''38'' stamped into each side. Action is crisp, tight and positive; bore appears bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $8,500-$11,500. (Antique)

''Colt Frontier Six-Shooter'' Etched Panel Model 1873 Colt Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #72489, .44-40 CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in one line, left frame with three-line 1871-72-75 patent dates, originally blued and case hardened finish, blued hammer with polished sides in the ''white'', blued trigger and screws; steel grip straps with one-piece varnished walnut grips. All visible serial numbers match, including ''2489'' on cylinder periphery; loading gate correctly marked ''6876'', later-style crescent-shaped ejector rod head. Mfg'd 1881. Left side of barrel has the ''Colt Frontier Six-Shooter'' etched panel; the corresponding ''44'' caliber designation appears in tiny numbers on bottom of barrel ahead of cylinder pin. A 2018-dated Colt factory letter accompanying this revolver states that it was shipped to E.K. Tryon, Jr. & Co., Phila., PA, on Oct. 22, 1881 in a shipment of 4 guns, and confirms all the above features but for the barrel length and grips, as 7.5'' and walnut were considered ''standard'' at the time. Condition is fine+, retaining approx. 60% darkening barrel blue, 40% cylinder blue, mostly in the flutes, and approx. 75-80% deep Colt blue to grip straps with wear mostly confined to backstrap; frame retains 50% case hardening, silvering and darkening. All markings are sharp; most screw heads retain their original bright fire blue. Walnut grips retain approx. 75% original glossy varnish with a patch of wear and loss to left side; ''Dr. S'' and ''1881'' were hand-scribed into bottom grip panels. Action is crisp, tight and positive; bore is bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (Antique)

Antique Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #160947, .41 Colt CF cal., 4.75'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. / Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' in two lines, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates and circular Rampant Colt logo, ''41 Colt.'' marked on left side of barrel ahead of juncture with frame, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with two-piece checkered hard rubber grips having the Rampant Colt within an oval cartouche at top. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''569''. Mfg'd 1895. Condition is very good, with smooth metal retaining approx. 40% thinning and toning original blue to barrel (losses mainly confined to left side), 80% deep blue to top and bottom of ejector rod housing, 35% thin blue to cylinder with deep original blue in flutes, 5% original blue on triggerguard bows and backstrap apron, the balance gunmetal gray. Frame and hammer retain darkened and silvered case colors; most screws with unmarred slots. Grips show light wear to checkering and Colt logo, no chips or cracks, and fit well. Action is crisp and sure, bore is shiny with defined rifling. A nice Single Action, in the desirable ''Cowboy'' caliber. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Antique)

Early British Proofed Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #20707, .450 Boxer CF cal., 5.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in italic font, tiny British proofmarks on cylinder periphery behind each flute and on underside of barrel, left frame with two-line 1871-72 patent dates, ''45 Cal / B'' marked on left triggerguard bolster, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with varnished one-piece walnut grip. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''2589'' (the last digit obscured). Mfg'd 1875. Condition is fine, with smooth metal retaining approx. 70% thinning and toning original blue to barrel and cylinder with virtually all blue in flutes, most original blue on front half of triggerguard and backstrap apron, the balance a gunmetal gray. Frame and hammer retain 35% case colors; screws retain bright original fire blue with unmarred slots. Grips show age and use marks, wear at bottom edges, but fit well and retain most of their original varnish. Action is tight and sure, bore appears excellent with sharp rifling. This Single Action, in a desirable large caliber, is from the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $6,000-$8.000. (Antique)

Scarce Black Powder Frame Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #146830, .41 Colt CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in block font, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates and circular Rampant Colt logo, ''41 Colt.'' marked on left side of barrel, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with two-piece checkered hard rubber grips having the Rampant Colt within an oval cartouche at top. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''32''. Mfg'd. 1892; originally shipped to Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, on November 30, 1892, in a shipment of just one gun. Condition is very good, with smooth metal retaining approx. 65% thinning and toning original blue to barrel (losses mainly confined to left side and muzzle), 80% deep blue to top and bottom of ejector rod housing, gunmetal gray cylinder with blue in flutes, 10% original blue on front triggerguard bow, the balance gunmetal gray. Frame and hammer retain darkened and silvered case colors; most screws have unmarred slots. Grips show wear to checkering and Colt logo, no chips or cracks, and fit well. Action is crisp and sure, bore is shiny with defined rifling. This Single Action, in the desirable ''Cowboy'' caliber, is accompanied by a 1971-dated Colt factory letter verifying all the above features and signed by famed Colt historian R.H. Wagner. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $7,500-$10,000. (Antique)

Antique Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #126458, .38 Colt CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in block font, left frame with 3-line 1871-72-75 patent dates, ''38 Cal'' marked on left front triggerguard bow, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with checkered two-piece hard rubber grips having the Rampant Colt within an oval cartouche at top and an eagle and shield in relief at bottom. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''285''. Mfg'd. 1888; originally shipped to W.H. Langden (address unknown) on Nov. 17, 1888, in a shipment of only one gun. Condition is excellent, with smooth metal retaining most deep original blue to barrel (slightly thinning on left side ahead of frame), approx. 85% deep blue to ejector rod housing, 80% blue on cylinder with much blue in flutes, 95% original blue on triggerguard and backstrap. Frame and hammer retain bright case colors; trigger retains bright fire blue, as do screws with unmarred slots. Grips are perfect, having a wonderful deep-black color, and fit well. Action is crisp and sure, bore appears excellent with deep rifling. Another exemplary early Single Action, in a desirable caliber, accompanied by a 1974-dated Colt factory letter verifying all the above features and signed by famed Colt historian M.S. ''Marty'' Huber. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $12,000-$15,000. (Antique)

Original Winchester Delivery Crate for 10 Model 94 Lever Action Sporting Carbines, marked with Winchester lightning bolt logo to both sides of box, with red/white/blue end labels. Top of box pencil addressed to J.M. Stewart & Co., Indiana, PA. It is interesting to note that J.M. Stewart, Indiana, PA, is the name of actor James (Maitland) Stewart, and addressed to his paternal grandfather's hardware store (also J.M. Stewart), which is now the Jimmy Stewart Museum, but at this time was a hardware store run by his grandfather and later his father. Stewart often sent his Academy Awards to be displayed in the front window. The Stewarts could trace their Indiana, PA roots back to 1772, where his paternal great-great-grandfather was captured by Indians in July 1776 and held captive for eleven months. Crate measures 43''x16''x12-1/2''. Condition is very good with light oxidation, toning, rounding at corners, and some minor losses to pine flats. Label shows approx. 75% original paper with just some losses. Top address is clear. A great early crate dating from the post-WWI period. Est.: $800-$1,200.

Winchester Model 1887 Standard Grade Lever Action Repeating Shotgun, #48631. 12 ga. 32'' plain steel barrel has a 2-5/8'' chamber and is choked approx. Mod. Original John Browning-designed action patents cited on lower tang. Two-piece forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of standard uncheckered walnut; original checkered metal buttplate is present. Mfg'd 1892. Condition is antique very good, with numerous handling marks to wood and almost complete patination of receiver. Action has some internal light rust but functions well; bore is dark, stock needs tightening. Est.: $600-$800. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle, #278781B, .38-40 cal., 24'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, steel crescent buttplate, Rocky Mountain brass blade front sight and semi-buckhorn rear sight. Mfg'd 1888. Condition is very good retaining approx. 30% moderately toning original finish. Screw slots show moderate distortion. Stock fits well and is mostly proud, with light chips at lower tang and oil darkening near metal surfaces. Nomenclature to bottom of lifter has thinned and shows light knackering as well. Bottom rail of lever shows mild bend. Dustcover appears to be a later replacement but functions as designed. Action is good, bore is fair but ringed approx. 2'' from muzzle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Outstanding Nimschke Style Engraved Winchester Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle, (3rd Model), #23556, 44 RF cal., 24'' blue octagonal barrel, engraved brass receiver, lifter, forend cap and buttplate; standard walnut stock and forend, factory sling swivels, standard front and rear sights. Classic L.D. Nimschke style engraving with double ''dog bone'' side curls, simple fan fillets, and background area filled by crosshatching and dots. Signed ''Nimschke'' in simple ribband surrounded by his classic scrollwork. Sunflower motif to bottom of lifter. Right sideplate with open kidney-shaped space for presentation engraving; left sideplate with simple running buck elk and doe. Mfg'd 1869. Condition is very good to near fine. Barrel shows mostly brown patina with traces of blue finish, spots of dried grease and light pitting. Frame, buttplate and forend cap are in untouched as found condition, with just some very small scratches showing on top of engraving, as well as shallow surface dents and marks to the smooth portions of buttplate and forend cap. Lever is a combination of gunmetal gray and darker spotting with areas of fine pitting. Detail work is excellent. Sideplates fit bank vault tight. Oil-finished stock and forend with nice figure to straight grain, mild to moderate pressure dings and light scratches; wood still fits proud. Forend with two small but slightly deeper dents to left side and an approx. 1'' minor hairline crack near receiver. Front sight blade is missing; rear sight is slightly bent; simple leaf trigger return spring is broken but is an easy fix, otherwise good action and very good bore. Est.: $15,000-$20,000. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #104396, .45-90 cal., 26'' octagonal blue barrel, case hardened frame, smooth straight walnut stock and forend, with steel crescent buttplate; bead front, standard rear, and Marbles tang sight. Mfg'd 1896. Condition is fine to near excellent. Barrel retains approx. 92% original blue; frame and forend cap with approx. 70% thinning case colors; buttplate is mostly silver with reddish brown spotting. Flat sides of receiver and protected areas of barrel and receiver with some dried oil. Balance point is smooth and bright. Stock and forend are in excellent condition showing mild impressions. Tang sight screws are slightly burred. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $4,500-$6,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #96744, .45-70 cal., 26'' blue octagonal barrel, case hardened frame and lever, smooth straight walnut stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, with King's front and rear sight. Mfg'd 1895. Condition is near excellent. Barrel retains approx. 92%-94% original blue; magazine tube is somewhat thinner, especially towards muzzle. Case colored frame, lever and hammer have thinned to approx. 90%, with nice well-defined case colors to both sides. Forend cap has mostly thinned to a silvery color. Loading gate with approx. 60% blue remaining. Buttstock and forend with light general scuffs and scratches, and a small sliver missing at right side upper tang measuring approx. .075''x.0125''. Crisp and smooth action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $6,000-$8,000. (Antique)

Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #122586, .38-70 cal., 28'' blue octagonal barrel, case hardened frame and lever, smooth straight walnut stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, with standard rear and semi-circular blue front sight blade. Mfg'd 1900. Condition is fine. Barrel retains approx. 80% thinning and toning original blue; magazine tube is somewhat thinner, especially towards muzzle. Case colored frame, lever and hammer have toned a grayish brown. Loading gate with approx. 85% blue remaining; rear half of loading gate is blue as well. Rear sight assembly missing elevator, screw and movable aperture. Buttstock and forend with light general scuffs and scratches, and a light additional coat of linseed oil. Crisp and smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (C&R)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #88834, .38-56 cal., 26'' blue octagonal barrel, button mag, case hardened frame and lever, smooth straight walnut stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, with standard rear and blue Beeches combination front sight. Mfg'd 1894. Condition is near excellent. Barrel retains approx. 92%-94% original blue; magazine tube is somewhat thinner. Case colored frame, lever and hammer have thinned to approx. 40% to right side; left side with approx. 60%. Both lever and forend cap with vivid hues. Loading gate with approx. 80% blue remaining. Buttstock and forend with light general scuffs and scratches, moderate dings from field use, and previous owner's initials to both sides of stock ''CGH''. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $3,500-$4,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle, #56743, .38-55 cal., 26'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, standard front and rear sights, with steel crescent buttplate. Mfg'd 1896. Condition is fine. Barrel and mag tube retain approx. 80% original blue, thinning and toning; mag tube with some spiral marks from past assembly and removal. Receiver retains approx. 85%-90% thinning blue, with horizontal striation marks found on only the earliest guns. Screw slots show some minor distortion. Buttstock fits slightly less than flush at upper and lower tang, with light general impressions and fissures at both sides emanating from metal contact points; forend fits slightly proud and shows just light pressure dings as well. Stock has been lightly refinished at one point. Good action, bore is at least fine. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #5724, .30 U.S. (.30-40 Krag) cal., 28'' round barrel, originally with blue finish, straight grip walnut stock and forend; Schnabel forend with ebony insert. Also features a crescent steel buttplate, pinned nickel silver front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear sight that is missing the elevator. Barrel is marked only ''30 U.S.''; upper tang ''WINCHESTER / MODEL 1895.'' Left side of receiver is marked in two-lines and has ''Nov. 5, 95; Nov. 12, 95; and Aug. 17, 97'' patent dates. Condition overall is good. Barrel, receiver, etc. is mostly silvery gray with some cloudy and spotted darkening to the metal; lever and magazine with a more uniform patina; factory lettering, etc. is clear. Wood appears unsanded with a good fit at the surrounding metal surfaces, showing age and wear consistent with the rest of the rifle, including general moderate impressions and surface scratches. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger. Bore is dark and lightly frosted in the grooves; very good well-defined rifling. Overall a good honest looking old rifle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1892 Lever Action Rifle, #42229, .38 WCF cal., 24'' round barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, with standard rifle sights. Mfg'd 1894. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% thinning and lightly toning blue, balance point with no additional wear. Case hardened lever retains approx. 95% vivid hues. Stock with some scratches at wrist and light handling marks to forend. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Antique)

Antique Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #51043, .50-110 cal. (.50 Ex.), 26'' blue octagonal barrel, case hardened frame and lever, smooth straight walnut stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, with Marbles front and later rear sight. Mfg'd 1891. Cody Firearms information sheet verifies caliber as .50/110, shipped from the warehouse on Feb. 20, 1891, Order no. 907. Condition is excellent as restored. Barrel retains approx. 92% later accomplished blue; nomenclature to top of barrel and caliber markings are mostly clear. Re-case colored frame, lever, hammer, buttplate and forend cap retain approx. 98%+ of a later accomplished finish. Buttstock and forend with light general scuffs and scratches that have been very lightly sanded and gloss varnished over. Crisp and smooth action, fine bore. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Antique)

Antique British Proofed Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #3779, .450 Boxer CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in italic font, tiny British proofmarks on cylinder periphery behind each flute and on left side of barrel at frame juncture, left frame with two-line 1871-72 patent dates, ''45 Cal'' marked on left triggerguard bolster, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with varnished one-piece walnut grip. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''69''. Mfg'd late 1873-early 1874; originally shipped to Colt's London Agency on Jan. 5, 1874, in a shipment of 100 guns. Condition is excellent, with smooth metal retaining most thinning and toning original blue to barrel, approx. 85% deep blue to ejector rod housing, bluish-brown cylinder with much blue in flutes, most original blue on front half of triggerguard and backstrap apron and bottom, the balance a pleasing gunmetal gray. Frame and hammer retain much bright case color; screws retain bright original fire blue with unmarred slots. Grips show a few age and use marks, fit well, have wonderful color, and retain most of their original varnish. Action is crisp and sure, bore appears excellent. Simply put, an exemplary early Single Action, in a desirable large caliber, accompanied by a 1968-dated Colt factory letter verifying all the above features and signed by famed Colt historian R.H. Wagner. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $15,000-$18,000. (Antique)

Antique Colt Military Overrun Civilian Model 1873 Single Action Cartridge Revolver, #122204, .45 Colt CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in block font and ''P'' over ''D.F.C.'' (military inspector David F. Clark) on underside just ahead of cylinder pin, left frame with three-line 1871-72-75 patent dates, ''45 Cal'' marked on left front triggerguard bow, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with varnished one-piece walnut grip. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''1027''. Mfg'd. 1887; originally shipped to Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, on Sept. 5, 1887, in a shipment of just 6 guns. Condition is fine, with smooth metal retaining approx. 85% thinning and toning original blue to barrel, 60% deep blue to ejector rod housing, 40% blue to cylinder with deep blue in flutes, 70% original blue on front half of triggerguard, 50% blue on backstrap apron and bottom, the balance a pleasing gunmetal gray. Frame and hammer retain 50% case colors; screws retain some original fire blue with mostly unmarred slots. Grips show a few age and use marks, wear at bottom edges with chips at right side, fit well, have good color, and otherwise retain most of their original varnish. Action is quite crisp and sure, bore appears excellent. An exemplary early Single Action, accompanied by a 1972-dated Colt factory letter verifying all the above features and signed by famed Colt historian M.S. ''Marty'' Huber. This gun is also specifically mentioned on page 159 of Colt Cavalry & Artillery Revolvers by Kopec and Fenn. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $12,500-$15,000. (Antique)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #226779, .41 Colt CF cal., 4.75'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. / Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in two lines, and ''41 Colt.'' to left side near juncture with frame, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates and circled Rampant Colt logo, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with black two-piece checkered hard rubber grips having the Rampant Colt logo within an oval at top. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''826''. Mfg'd 1902. Condition is fine+, the barrel retaining approx. 75% blue with losses mainly confined to left side (and a bit of knackering above cylinder pin), the cylinder retaining 80% blue with virtually all original blue in the flutes, the grip straps with 80% blue (thinning a bit on triggerguard bow and backstrap). Frame and hammer retain darkening and silvering case colors (brighter on right side); most screws show fire blue and unmarred slots. Grips show only minor wear and fit well. Action is crisp and sure, bore is shiny with very good rifling. This Single Action, in the desirable ''Cowboy'' caliber, is from the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #328476, .44 S&W Special (Russian) CF cal., 4.75'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. / Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in two lines, and ''45 Russian Ctg'' to left side near juncture with frame, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates and Rampant Colt logo, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with varnished two-piece carved and checkered walnut grips. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''928''. Mfg'd. 1914; originally shipped to J.H. Martin Arms Co., Little Rock, AR on February 19, 1914, in a shipment of just one gun. Condition is very good, the barrel and ejector rod housing retaining perhaps 35% blue mixed with a spotty bluish-brown patina, the cylinder retaining 85% blue with virtually all the original blue in flutes, 25% original blue on front half of triggerguard and the balance a soft gunmetal gray. Frame and hammer retain darkening and silvering case colors; screws with unmarred slots. Grips show minor checkering wear, fit well, have a pleasing color, and retain much original varnish. Action is crisp and sure, bore is shiny with deep rifling. This Single Action is accompanied by a 1965-dated Colt factory letter verifying all the above features and signed by famed Colt historian R.H. Wagner. It is also pictured on page 166 of A Study of the Colt Single Action Army Revolver by Graham, Kopec and Moore. Of special interest are the carved and checkered grips, roll-impressed hammer knurling and front sight configuration. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #302937, .38 Colt CF cal., 5.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in one line, and ''38 Colt.'' to left side near juncture with frame, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates and circled Rampant Colt logo, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with black two-piece checkered hard rubber grips having the Rampant Colt logo within an oval at top. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''21''. Mfg'd 1907. Condition is excellent, probably unfired, the barrel retaining approx. 95% deep glossy blue (thinning to left side at muzzle and to side of ejector housing) and blue in the bore, the cylinder retaining 90% blue with deep original blue in the flutes and in the cylinder bores, the grip straps with 95% deep blue (thinning to base of backstrap). Frame and hammer retain pleasing, evenly mottled case colors, bright on sides; trigger and screws show brilliant fire blue and unmarred screw slots. Grips are unworn with sharp checkering, and fit well. Action is crisp and sure, bore is shiny with very good rifling. This exemplary Single Action was shipped to Union Hardware Metal Co. in Los Angeles, CA, on November 5, 1907 in a shipment of just three guns. All the above features are confirmed in an accompanying 1969-dated Colt factory letter signed by famed Colt historian R.H. Wagner. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $7,000-$9,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #311420, .44 S&W Russian CF cal., 7.5'' round barrel marked ''Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' in one line, and ''44 Russian Ctg.'' to left side near juncture with frame, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates and circled Rampant Colt logo, originally blued and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with black two-piece checkered hard rubber grips having the Rampant Colt logo within an oval at top. All visible matching serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''1440''. Mfg'd late 1909-early 1910. Condition is excellent, probably unfired, the barrel retaining 95% deep glossy blue (slight thinning to left side at muzzle and at caliber marking) and blue in the bore, the cylinder retaining 90% blue with deep original blue in the flutes and in the cylinder bores, the grip straps with 80% deep blue (thinning to backstrap). Frame and hammer retain pleasing evenly mottled case colors; trigger and most screws show brilliant fire blue and unmarred screw slots. Grips are unworn with sharp checkering, and fit well. Action is crisp and sure, bore is shiny with very good rifling. This exemplary Single Action, in its desirable large caliber, was shipped to Supplee Hardware Co., 503 Market Street, Phila., PA, on January 27, 1910 in a shipment of just one gun. Included is a Colt factory letter detailing all the above features; additionally pictured on page 155 of A Study of the Colt Single Action Army Revolver by Graham, Kopec and Moore. From the iconic Mel Guy Collection of Single Action Colt revolvers. Est.: $8,000-$12,000. (C&R/PPT)

Antique Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #136290, .45 Colt CF cal., 5.5'' barrel without top address line is marked ''Colt Single Action Army .45'' on left side, left frame with two-line 1871-75 patent dates ahead of encircled ''Rampant Colt'' logo; original black powder frame, original blue and case hardened finishes, steel grip straps with two-piece stag grips. All visible serial numbers match; loading gate correctly marked ''242''. Mfg'd 1891. Condition is excellent as refinished, retaining approx. 95% dark Colt-type blue to barrel, cylinder and grip straps; blued hammer with sides polished bright; blued trigger; nicely mottled case hardening to frame. Grips are very good, fit somewhat oversize and show marks of hand-fitting; written inside the left grip is ''Dad / James A. Lane''; inside right grip is ''From Willa Lane to / Lowery W. Lane in / Remembrance of Your / Father James A. Lane 1917.'' Action is crisp and tight; bore is bright with clean rifling. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Antique)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #244747, .38 WCF cal., 5.5'' round barrel with one-line ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' top address and ''38 W.C.F.'' marked on left side, 6-shot fluted cylinder, left frame with two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and ''Rampant Colt'' logo, full nickel plate finish, two-piece ''steer head'' composite grips. Mfg'd 1903. All matching visible serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''1026''. Condition is very good with possibly refinished frame and straps; sharp markings overall, retaining approx. 90% nickel. Grips are very good with sharp detail. Action is crisp and light, perhaps tuned; bore is clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #336447, .45 Colt CF cal., 5.5'' round barrel with one-line ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.'' top address and ''45 Colt'' marked on left side, 6-shot fluted cylinder, left frame with two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and ''Rampant Colt'' logo, full nickel plate finish, earlier one-piece varnished walnut grips. Mfg'd 1917. All matching visible serial numbers; loading gate correctly marked ''417''. Condition is very good with possibly refinished frame and sharp markings overall, retaining approx. 75% nickel; cylinder and ejector tube with a more aged color. Grips are very good, having been sanded and now slightly undersized with smoothed chips at both toes. Action is crisp and light, perhaps tuned; bore is clean with sharp rifling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Very High Quality German Side-by-Side Double Rifle, #4935. 20 bore 24-3/4'' (63cm) barrels have 2-1/2'' (63mm) chambers, and would be used to hunt medium-sized game in European style (driven) hunting; sling swivels are present. Action uses a side-swing underlever to slide the barrels aft onto the breechface, and appears quite strong; "(crown)/V" proofmark on right-hand barrel. Rib is marked ''W. Collath in Frankfurt O. Patent'', with single Express sight present. Receiver, top tang and barrel bolsters are ornately engraved with stag scenes, rabbit, and oak leaf patterns. Opening lever and triggerguard are carved horn, buttplate is checkered pewter. Forestock and straight cheekpiece buttstock are oil-finished high grade walnut. Action has double triggers, simple extractors, and a rotary safety device on top. Condition is excellent, with no marks to wood or metal. Very tight and secure lockup. An excellent example of German craftsmanship. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Parker GH Grade Two-Barrel Side-by-Side Shotgun, #81896. Original 12 ga. 30'' Damascus barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Full/Full; second pair of later-fitted 26'' Damascus barrels , #96541, also have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Cyl./Cyl.; both have concave ribs and simple extractors. Boxlock action features a single underlug with doll's head rib extension, double triggers and auto safety. Receiver engraving has three scenes of ducks and quail, with nice border work on frame, barrel bolsters, triggerguard and forend latch. Splinter forend and pistol-grip buttstock have adequate checkering, Bakelite grip cap and dog's head buttplate. Contained in a canvas two-barrel hard case. Mfg'd 1895. Condition is very good with approx. 5%-10% case color and 50%-60% Damascus pattern remaining. Numerous handling marks to wood. Both barrels fit tight; bores are very good; forend latch requires minor fitting. Est.: $750-$1,500. (Antique)

Parker VHE Grade Hammerless Side-by-Side Shotgun, #172765, 12 ga. 32'' ''Vulcan Steel'' barrels have 2-1/2'' chambers and are choked Full/Full. Boxlock action has double triggers, no safety, and auto ejectors. Typical VH Grade border engraving used on receiver, barrel bolsters, triggerguard and tangs. Splinter forend and straight English buttstock have adequate checkering, and a Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad is fitted to butt. Mfg'd 1916. Condition is very good, with approx. 15%-20% case hardening remaining, some handling marks to wood and some action wear. However, action locks tight and bores are bright. Judging by this configuration, this would be a gun bought for trapshooting in 1916. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Very Rare Parker AHE Grade Hammerless Side-by-Side Shotgun, #172744, 12 ga. 30'' barrels are marked ''Parker Bros. Makers, Meriden, Conn. Acme Steel'', with anti-reflective concave rib and are choked Full/Full. Barrel flats are marked ''6'' and ''A'', on a No. 2 frame size; receiver water table is also marked ''6'' and ''AH''. Action features Parker underlug with doll's head extension, double triggers, auto safety, and auto ejectors. The engraving covers virtually 100% of the receiver, tangs, forend iron and lock, triggerguards and barrel bolsters, with multiple hunting dog scenes, plus multiple elk on the receiver bottom, and the balance in fine rose and scroll. Wood appears to be dark English walnut, with pistol-grip stock and splinter forend, having extensive 26 LPI checkering, fleur-de-lis side panels, gold pistol grip cap, and leather-covered red recoil pad. Mfg'd 1917. Condition is near excellent, with few handling marks to wood, very little case color left, and very slight frosting to receiver metal which is easily removable. Barrels have two areas of slight polishing, apparently to remove some surface pitting. Bores are bright, action locks up tight and functions correctly. Only 306 AH Grade hammerless guns were made by Parker, and this is a very nice example. Est.: $16,000-$18,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #30311. 28'' .410 bore barrel has a solid rib, 3'' chamber and is choked Full. Standard Grade pistol-grip buttstock has no checkering or grip cap, but has standard Winchester buttplate; full target-style forend has checkering and may be a replacement. Mfg'd 1937. Condition is very good except for left-hand side of receiver, which was apparently exposed to some caustic substance. There are some handling marks to the wood but limited wear to the action, which works smoothly and functions correctly; bore is dark but does not appear pitted. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Winchester Skeet Grade 28 Ga. Slide-Action Shotgun, possibly original, #851531. 26'' 28 ga. solid rib barrel has a 2-7/8'' chamber and is marked ''Skeet''. Receiver is standard configuration, without any engine turning, and bottom of receiver is marked ''Skeet'' below the serial number. Full forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of figured walnut, correctly checkered, with marked Winchester Bakelite grip cap and early Winchester plastic buttplate. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is very fine, with few handling marks to wood and one attempt to clean a rust spot on left-hand side of solid rib; action and barrel need a cleaning. This Model 12 appears original, but even if a modern assembly would be great fun for shooting Skeet. Est.: $2,500-$4,500. (C&R)

New-in-Box Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Shotgun, #1411288. 16 ga. 28'' plain barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod. Forend is post-war version with 11 grooves and flat bottom. Buttstock has post-war pistol grip and pre-1959 Winchester buttplate. Contained in original Winchester cardboard box with correct serial number, wooden dividers and much wax paper. Mfg'd 1954. Condition is as new, with no mars or dings to wood. May have been assembled but appears unfired. A nice original Model 12 16 gauge. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

New-in-Box Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #935037, 12 ga. 30'' plain barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Full, with 18-groove early forend. Field Grade buttstock is of pre-war configuration, without grip cap and possessing an early buttplate. Contained in original Winchester cardboard box with correct serial number, wooden dividers, original Winchester wood magazine plug, and lots of wax paper. Mfg'd 1942. Condition is as new, no marks or dings, with paperwork. May have been assembled but appears unfired. A truly original Model 12. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

New-in-Box Winchester Standard Grade Trap Shotgun, #1962686. 12 ga. 30'' barrel has ''New Winchester Vent Rib'' with rectangular posts and duck bill that extends 3.25'' onto receiver; 2-3/4'' chamber and Full choke. Wood is above average walnut, with beavertail forend, pistol grip, Monte Carlo comb, all correctly checkered, and original red Winchester recoil pad. Receiver is standard blue with dull blue on top surface. Contained in an original Winchester box, without serial number, but with correct description; original paperwork included. Mfg'd 1964. Condition is as new and appearing unfired. No mars to wood or metal. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #147388. .410 bore 28'' plain barrel has a 3'' chamber and is choked Full. Forend is the late 14-groove configuration with flat bottom, and pistol-grip buttstock is the post-war version, but with an early (pre-'59) Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1961. Condition is excellent and original, showing little use, and does not appear to have been reblued. There are a few small handling marks to the wood, but almost none to the metal, other than slide wear. Bore is a little dirty but not damaged. A nice little Model 42. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)

J.P. Sauer & Sohn Royal Model Side-by-Side Shotgun, #245289. 12 ga. 28.5'' (72cm) barrels are special steel, nitro-proofed, and have a concave rib, 2-3/4'' chambers, and are choked Mod./Full. Action is an Anson & Deeley boxlock with engraved scalloped frame, double underlugs, Greener crossbolt, double triggers, auto safety, cocking indicators, and auto ejectors. Wood is nicely grained European walnut comprising a splinter forend, pistol-grip 14.5'' length of pull buttstock with cheekpiece and skipline checkering, plastic grip cap and original Sauer buttplate. Engraving is nicely done scroll on receiver, triggerguard and tangs. Mfg'd approx. 1959. Condition is very good, with few small handling marks to wood and light surface rust to action. Would benefit from a good cleaning. Action, triggers, safety, and ejectors all function correctly; bores are bright. A high quality German shotgun. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

J.P. Sauer & Sohn Royal Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #245158, 12 ga. 28-3/8'' (70cm) ''Laufstahl'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, solid rib, and are choked F/F. Scalloped boxlock action features double underlugs with a Greener crossbolt, double triggers, auto ejectors, cocking indicators and auto safety. Receiver is lightly engraved with Sauer logos and Arabesque scrolls. Splinter forend and pistol-grip buttstock with cheekpiece feature skipline checkering, black plastic grip cap, sling swivels and Whiteline recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1960s. Condition is very good to fine, with handling marks to wood, some loss of case color, and some wood compression at mating to scallops. Action functions perfectly, locks very tight, and bores are bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Parker Trojan Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #199540, 12 ga. 28'' barrels have 2-1/2'' chambers and are choked Full/Full. Concave rib marked ''Parker Bros. Makers, Meriden, CT. U.S.A. Trojan Steel''. Boxlock action has double triggers, extractors, and auto safety. Field Grade buttstock and splinter forend have minimal checkering, no grip cap, and plastic buttplate. Mfg'd 1922. Condition is very good to fine with approx. 20% case color remaining, some frosting to receiver, and typical handling marks to wood. However, gun appears 100% original; action locks very tight and functions correctly, and bores are bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Parker Reproduction by Winchester DHE Grade Side-by-Side Two-Barrel Shotgun Set, #28-02288, 28 ga. 26'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, concave rib, and are choked Quail1/Quail2 (IC/Mod.); 28'' barrels are the same but choked Mod./Full. The 00 frame size hammerless action is profusely engraved with hunting dogs on both sides, pheasant on the bottom, and rose and scroll on the balance. The rare beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of Presentation Grade walnut and feature 22 LPI checkering, black Parker grip cap, blank medallion inlay and skeleton buttplate. Boxlock action has a single selective trigger, auto ejectors and auto safety. Housed in original Parker reproduction hard case. The fitted leather case is specially made for the two-barrel set, and includes snap caps and an outer canvas cover to protect the leather. Mfg'd approx. 1985. Condition is as new and possibly unfired, with approx. 99% case coloring to receiver, which is slightly toned, few handling marks to wood, but almost no wear to action. A beautiful little Parker reproduction. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 12 Standard Grade Slide-Action Skeet Shotgun, #1376425. 28 ga. 26'' barrel has a 2-7/8'' chamber, is ''Skeet'' choked, and has an aftermarket ventilated rib that extends 3'' onto the receiver, which has a flat finish on top. Gun appears to have target wood, with large forend fully checkered, pistol-grip buttstock with plastic Winchester grip cap and Whiteline recoil pad. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is very good to excellent, with few handling marks to wood, some receiver edgewear, and little internal action wear. Bore is dirty but not pitted. This may not be an original 28 ga. but will still be great fun shooting Skeet. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1675735. 28 ga. 28'' barrel has 2-7/8'' chamber, marked ''Mod'' but apparently opened to IC., and is fitted with a vent rib marked ''Simmons Gun Specialties Inc., Kansas City, MO'', which extends 3'' onto the receiver. Gun appears upgraded to Deluxe Field Grade, with fancy checkered wood, metal grip cap, and machine turning to shell lifter and bolt face. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is excellent with few handling marks to wood, some wear to action, which functions well but needs a cleaning. This might not be an original 28 ga. but will still be great fun to shoot. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #82445, .410 bore. 28'' plain barrel has a 3'' chamber and is choked Mod. 14-groove post-war forend and uncheckered pistol-grip buttstock are of American walnut with some figure; length of pull is 14-1/8'' to a solid red Winchester butt pad. Mfg'd 1950. Condition is near excellent with approx. 95% blue on receiver, showing only edgewear from carry. Wood has a few small nicks and bumps, but no serious gouges. Action shows little use and functions crisply; bore is bright. A very nice original Model 42. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #53097. 26'' .410 bore plain barrel has 3'' chamber and is choked Full. Forend is 18-groove early ''tootsie roll'' configuration, and pistol-grip buttstock has no grip cap or checkering, but has original early Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1946. Condition is very good and 100% original, with many pre-war features in this early post-war gun. Wood has some handling marks; there is carry wear to the receiver bottom, but little wear to the action, which functions well. Bore is dirty but not pitted. Est.: $1,250-$1,750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Standard Grade Trap Slide-Action Shotgun, #1930705. 12 ga. 30'' barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber, is choked Full, and has a late (rectangular post) duck-bill vent rib that extends 3-1/4'' onto the receiver. The full forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of nicely figured walnut, high-gloss finished, with correct Winchester checkering, unmarked metal grip cap, and original solid red Winchester recoil pad. Mfg'd 1961. Condition is excellent, with few small handling marks to wood but very little wear to action, which does not appear reblued; bore is bright. A nice, original Model 12 Trap gun. Est.: $700-$950. (C&R)

LeFever Nitro Special Field Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #205664. .410 bore 26'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Simple boxlock action uses crossbolt lockup on rib extension and has double triggers, extractors and auto safety. Field Grade walnut used on splinter forend and pistol-grip buttstock, both simply checkered, with later incorrect buttplate (easily fixed). Mfg'd probably 1930s. Condition is very good, with traces of color to receiver, blue barrels turning brown, but no serious marks to wood (possibly refinished). Action shows little wear and locks up tight, bores are bright. A nice little .410 SxS. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

Charles Daly Prussian-made Single Barrel Trap Gun, #2022. 12 ga. 30'' barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber, IM (3/4) choke, and is fitted with a 12mm (.46'') wide ventilated rib, which is marked ''Charles Daly Krupp Fluid Steel Barrels''. Boxlock action is quite strong, with dual underlugs, doll's head extension, extractor, cocking indicator, and no safety. Semi-beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of Standard Grade walnut and feature extensive checkering, no grip cap, Monte Carlo comb with cheekpiece, and a Pachmayer Trap butt pad. Dimensions are 13''x1.5''x2.5''. Receiver, triggerguard and tangs are moderately engraved with fine scroll and border patterns. Mfg'd by Lindner for Daly in the 1920's. Condition is very good with metal wear at carry points, plus some barrel and rib repairs. Extractor may be a disabled ejector. Action locks tight and functions well; bore is bright. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (C&R)

L.C. Smith Olympic Grade Single Barrel Trap Shotgun, #111097. 12 ga.. 32'' vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Full. Boxlock action locks up with a rectangular crossbolt and locking lug on the rib extension, and features an auto ejector and no safety. Receiver is case hardened, with light scroll and edge engraving; barrel, triggerguard and tangs remain blue. Wood is slightly better than Field Grade showing a beavertail forend with Schnabel tip, pistol-grip buttstock with horizontal comb, plastic grip cap, and Whiteline recoil pad; dimensions are 14.5''x1.5''x1.75''. Mfg'd 1928. Condition is excellent as restored, with receiver re-cased and barrel reblued. Wood has some handling marks and also significant surface crazing. Action has been tightened to lock tight; trigger and ejector work correctly; bore is bright and recoil pad is hard. Est.: $900-$1,500. (C&R)

Beautifully Engraved Remington Model 32 Two-Barrel Over/Under Trap & Skeet Set, #3028, 12 ga. 30'' solid rib barrels choked IM/Full and 26'' solid rib barrels choked Skeet/Skeet, all with 2-3/4'' chambers, are fitted to a Remington Model 32 frame, whose action features a single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Receiver, forend iron, triggerguard and barrel breeches are elaborately engraved by J.M. Debrus. On the left side is a setter watching snipe; on the right are two mallards rising from a pond, and on the bottom are three pheasant. These scenes are surrounded by elaborate floral scenes except on the top tang and sliding lock, where they are simply matted to cut reflection. The full beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are made from Exhibition Grade walnut, elaborately checkered at 22 LPI. Buttstock dimensions are 14.5''x1.5''x1.75'', with a Pachmayr Whiteline pad on the butt. Originally mfg'd 1936. Condition is excellent as upgraded and engraved. Triggers and ejectors function correctly, lockup is tight and bores are bright. This gun is comparable to a Model 32F, but was not done at the factory in Ilion. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (C&R)

Pre-War Winchester Model 12 Pump Action Shotgun, #852087, 16 ga., 28'' round barrel choked Full, blue finish, walnut stock, with factory hard rubber buttplate. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. Stock with very light marks from handling. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Heavy Duck Gun Slide-Action Shotgun, #1510145, 12 ga. 30'' barrel has a 3'' chamber, marked ''For Super Speed & Super-X 3 In'', choked Full, and fitted with an aftermarket ventilated rib and target beads. The full beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are crafted from Exhibition Grade ''marble cake'' walnut and hand checkered in a fleur-de-lis pattern with 24 LPI checkering. Buttstock has a black plastic grip cap with a gold medallion marked ''JK'', and retains the possible original solid red Winchester butt pad at the end of a 14.5'' LOP. Mfg'd 1955. Condition is excellent as upgraded and reblued, with a few small handling marks. The heavy magnum action functions perfectly; bore is bright. Note: Not for use with steel shells. Est.: $600-$900. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #21911. 28'' .410 bore barrel has a 3'' chamber, choked Full, and is fitted with an aftermarket ventilated rib that extends onto the receiver for approx. 4.25'', with a ''quasi-duck bill'' end. Wood has been replaced with what appears to be tiger-stripe maple, with a full forend and pistol-grip buttstock that has a black plastic grip cap and original Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1936. Condition is very good with numerous handling marks to wood, light frosting to receiver and barrel, and moderate wear to the action, which functions correctly except for bolt release. Slight chip in wood at receiver on left-hand side. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Skeet Slide-Action Shotgun, #1053394, 28 ga. 26'' barrel has a 2-7/8'' chamber, ''Skeet'' choke, and is fitted with a Simmons ''doughnut post'' ventilated rib. The full beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are crafted from Exhibition Grade ''marble cake'' walnut, with 22 LPI fleur-de-lis checkering, metal grip cap and plastic Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1947. Condition is excellent as upgraded with high-grade wood, vent rib and possible receiver reblue. There are a few small handling marks, but this is still a very desirable 28 ga. Model 12 Skeet gun. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Interesting Browning Superposed Shotgun and Rifle Two-Barrel Set. Receiver #3045 was apparently fitted with a pair of 20 ga. 26.5'' barrels, with a vent rib and 2-3/4'' chambers, choked Skt/Skt. At some other time, it was fitted with a pair of rifle barrels in cal. 9.3x74R, including Express rifle sights and a Leupold M8 2.5x compact scope with quick-detachable mounts. Both pairs of barrels fit the Superposed Grade 1 receiver and function normally. Contained in original Browning hard case, with appropriate compartments. Receiver mfg'd 1951. Condition is very good to fine, with no major mars, corrosion or damage. This set warrants further research with the Browning Museum in Utah. Est.: $1,500-$2,500/set. (C&R)

Browning Superposed Grade II (Pigeon Grade) Over/Under Shotgun Two-Barrel Set, #44640, 12 ga. Barrel pair #1 are 30'' solid ribbed, with 3'' chambers, choked IM./Full; pair #2 are 26.5'' vent ribbed, with 2-3/4'' chambers, choked IC./Mod. Browning action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Coin-finished metal receiver and all other metal parts are engraved by Funken featuring pigeons in flight on both sides, surrounded by scrolls, with bouquets of roses on the receiver bottom and oak leaves on the barrel bolsters. The two target forends and round-knob long-tang buttstock are of ''C'' Grade walnut, with extensive 24 LPI checkering. Buttstock is fitted with a hydrocoil recoil reduction device and a Decelerator recoil pad. Contained in a Browning fitted hard case, including charging pump for the hydrocoil device. Mfg'd 1955. Condition is very fine with numerous handling marks to the buttstock, some flattening to the checkering, and some wear to the action. Overall a very nice Superposed set. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Browning Superposed Pointer Grade Three-Barrel Skeet Set Over/Under Shotgun, #51528V8, 20 ga., 28 ga. and .410 bore barrels are all 26.5'', with high vent ribs, target beads, and beavertail forends. 20 ga. and 28 ga. have 2-3/4'' chambers; .410 has 2-1/2''. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Silver grey receiver has engraving of a pointer on the right, setter on the left, and two quail on the bottom, with flushing pheasant on the triggerguard. The balance of the receiver, barrel bolsters and forend irons are covered in scroll patterns, all engraving done by J. Baerton. All three forends and the short-tang flat-knob forend are done in dark Presentation Grade walnut, satin finished and extensively checkered at 26 LPI; the original Browning target recoil pad is present. Housed in a correct Browning three-barrel case. Mfg'd 1968. Except as noted below, condition is excellent with almost no handling marks to wood or metal, and very little wear to action. However, there are small areas of what appears to be salt wood corrosion on the .410 forend, and it is recommended that a competent gunsmith inspect all wood-to-metal fits. A really nice Skeet set. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (C&R)

Fantastic Browning Superposed Midas Grade Two-Barrel Over/Under Target Set, #40552S74. First barrels are a 12 ga. 26.5'' low vent rib pair, choked Skt/Skt; second barrels are a 12 ga. 28'' low vent rib pair, choked IM./Full. Both pair have 2-3/4'' chambers, target ivory beads, full beavertail forends, and are marked ''1'' and ''2''. Action is correct Browning, with single gold selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver is beautifully engraved in the Midas/Grade VI style by noted FN engraver J.M. Deprez. This includes rising gold pheasants in a gold ring on the left, rising gold mallards on the right, and a gold flushing quail on the bottom, with the entire balance of the receiver, triggerguard, tangs, barrel bolsters, breaches and forend irons covered in elaborate rose and scroll motifs. The walnut selected is a dark Exhibition Grade, with extensive 24 LPI checkering on all grip surfaces. The buttstock also is fitted with a black plastic grip cap including metal dog's head, and a Pachmayr black Old English recoil pad. The set is contained in a period-correct Browning Superposed two-barrel hard case. Mfg'd 1974. Condition is absolutely excellent, with virtually no mars to wood or metal, no degradation to engraving and only the slightest wear to checkering. Both pairs of barrels lock tight, show little use, function perfectly and have bright bores. Really a beautiful set. Est.: $8,000-$12,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 12 Skeet Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #818177. 16 ga. 26'' solid rib barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber, target beads, and is choked ''WS-1'', with patent identification. Receiver has engine-turned bolt and shell lifter, and marked ''Skeet'' below the serial number. Full forend and pistol-grip buttstock are fancy walnut, with Winchester-marked grip cap and early Winchester butt pad. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is very good, as a coat of varnish has filled in checkering, with few small handling marks. Action is a little stiff and needs a cleaning, but functions correctly; bore is bright. A very nice 16 ga. Model 12 Skeet gun. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 42 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #32976, .410 bore. 28'' barrel has a 3'' chamber is marked Mod. but measures IC, and is fitted with an aftermarket Simmons ventilated rib that extends 2-3/4'' onto the top of the receiver. The checkered slide forend and pistol-grip buttstock have nice figure, appear new, and are probably replacements, but have the correct Winchester grip cap and buttplate. Mfg'd 1938. Condition is excellent, with replacement wood and possible receiver reblue. Action functions smoothly and bore is bright. A really lovely little Model 42 that will shoot well. Est.: $900-$1,500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Magnum Slide-Action Trap Gun, #839365. 12 ga. 32'' barrel has aftermarket vent rib that extends to rear of receiver and is marked ''For Super Speed & Super-X 3 In.'' and is choked Full. Forend and buttstock have been replaced with fancy Exhibition Grade walnut; beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are checkered with 22 LPI scroll pattern. Buttstock has a Monte Carlo comb and full cheekpiece, with Whiteline grip cap and recoil pad. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is excellent as upgraded with virtually no marks to wood. Barrel is turning plum. Action shows little wear and functions smoothly and correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Small Frame Colt Lightning Pump Action Magazine Rifle, #49656, .22 cal., 24'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, with factory hard rubber buttplate. Mfg'd 1900. Condition is very good to near fine retaining approx. 60% thinning and toning blue. Metal surfaces are mostly crisp with good edges and light scratching. Stock with light even wear and mild scratches; Rampant Colt hard rubber buttplate shows at least moderate wear. Functionally tight with crisp action; bore is fair. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #39715, .35 WCF cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, with standard front and rear sights. Mfg'd 1903. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% thinning blue to receiver and magazine. Stock with moderate scuffs and impressions from field use. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1456283, .32 WS cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, with standard front and rear sights. Dating from the mid-1940s. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, with only the lightest marks to the stock from handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1890 Second Model Pump Action Rifle, #259222, .22 WRF cal., 24'' octagon barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock with 12-groove forend, crescent steel buttplate, dovetailed front sight with ''1902'' patent date, ''V''-notched rear sight with adjustment screw and ''Jan. 29, 1901'' patent date. Upper tang is stamped ''MODEL 1890/-WINCHESTER-/TRADE MARK''. Barrel with two-line ''DEC. 6, 92'' last patent date address and is marked on top barrel flat near the receiver ''22 W.R.F.'' Mfg'd 1906. Condition is very good. Barrel and magazine tube with approx 95% original blue. Receiver retains approx. 50% blue, the balance is combination bare metal with areas of darker toning and reddish brown freckling; sides with some very fine pitting. Factory lettering on the barrel, upper tang, etc. is clear and well defined. Forend shows a few small nicks and scratches from handling. Buttstock fits tight at the surrounding surfaces and appears to have been refinished as it differs slightly in color, the condition rates higher and does not match that of the buttplate, upper and lower tang, etc., showing a few small handling marks. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is dark showing general moderate erosion. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1906 Pump Action Rifle, #287242, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth gumwood stock and forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1912. Condition is about fine retaining approx. 90% lightly thinning blue with most of the losses to the mag tube. Stock with light general impressions. Good action and bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #315490, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1954. Condition is excellent with only minor thinning to finish in actioning area at top of frame. Straight grain stock shows only minor impressions. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #425157, .30 Army (.30-40 Krag) cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut stock and forend, crescent steel buttplate, with Redfield receiver sight and Express type gold bead front sight. Mfg'd 1932. Condition is fine as modified, retaining approx. 85%-90% blue. Upgraded checkered stock and forend is well accomplished but does not appear to be factory. Stock shows just moderate scuffs and scratches from field use. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #2099953, .30-30 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, with standard front and rear sights (missing front sight hood). Mfg'd 1955. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, with only light marks to the stock from handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Deluxe Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Rifle, #974503, .30-30 cal., 26'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, select checkered straight grip walnut stock, period correct Lyman tang sight with standard rear and tall front sight. Mfg'd 1925. Condition is excellent as professionally restored to a very high standard. Blue surfaces retain approx. 99% of a deep inky blue color. Walnut stock with only mild flattening to checks; stock appears to be original, and forend is excellent as well. ''PW'' proofmarks to barrel and chamber area have been blued over, and there is one hole beneath the tang sight. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R)

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, with target sights, #179226, .44 Spec. CF cal., later 4.75'' round barrel with two-line ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. / Hartford, CT U.S.A.'' address and ''Colt Single Action Army .44 Special'' on left side, left frame with two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and ''Rampant Colt'' logo, blued and case hardened finish, steel grip straps with two-piece checkered hard rubber grips with ''Rampant Colt'' logo in oval panel at top. Mfg'd 1898. A composite gun having later barrel, cylinder and sights, with matching serial numbers on the frame, backstrap and triggerguard; loading gate is marked ''387''. Condition is fine as partially refinished, retaining all blue to barrel and cylinder (having a ''Rampant Colt'' logo on rear shoulder and a light drag line) and reblued grip straps; original case hardening to frame and hammer; blued trigger. Grips are good to very good, showing wear to checkering and Colt logo and a chip at left toe. Action is crisp and tight; bore is mirror-bright with sharp rifling. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Antique)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #37545SA, .45 Colt cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory checkered black plastic grips. In correct black two-piece unnumbered box with instructions and warranty card. Mfg'd 1963. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Box is very good; top edges of lid a little tattered in one corner. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #49085SA, .45 Colt cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory checkered black plastic grips. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. Trigger has been lightened by adding a washer beneath the mainspring (easily removed). Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #49084SA, .45 Colt cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory checkered black plastic grips. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1886 Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #156502, .33 WCF cal., 24'' round barrel, half mag, blue finish, walnut stock, shotgun butt and factory hard rubber buttplate, factory sling swivel eyelets, Lyman ivory bead front and receiver peep sight. No screw-in aperture. Mfg'd 1919. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue, with most of the losses at balance point of frame. Stock with very light coat of linseed oil over just minor impressions. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C& R)

Pre-War Winchester Model 71 Deluxe Lever Action Rifle, #7503, .348 WCF cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut stock and handguard, with factory bolt-mounted peep sight. Mfg'd 1936. Condition is excellent. Rifle retains approx. 98% original finish. Barrel with an approx. 6'' area of light wear to right side. Stock shows light wear to checkering at wrist and a few minor scratches to right side just above factory swivel eyelet and forend cap. Nice tight action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R)

Pre-War Deluxe Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine, #1128512, .25-35 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, checkered straight walnut stock and forend, steel carbine buttplate, with standard front and rear sights, as well as Marbles tang sight. Mfg'd 1937. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 92%-94% original blue, with thinning at balance areas and to highpoints of barrel bands. Stock with minor marks from handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (C&R)

Second Model Winchester 1890 Pump Action Rifle, #273558, .22 Long cal., 24'' octagon barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock, 12-groove forend, crescent steel buttplate, dovetailed silver bead front sight, ''V''-notched ''1901'' patent date rear sight with adjustment screw. Mfg'd 1906. Condition is fine with approx. 80% original blue with the majority of the finish loss occurring on the highpoints, balance point, upper and lower tang; some of the areas of thinned finish have toned brown. Factory lettering is well defined. Wood shows normal scattered moderate handling marks with light thinning to the finish at the wrist. Stock fits tight at the surrounding metal surfaces. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is very good. Overall a nice solid rifle. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Pre-War Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #109031, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove fat forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is excellent with only minor thinning to finish in actioning area at top of frame, and some very small high edgewear above triggerguard on the right side. Straight grain stock shows only the slightest impressions. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)

Winchester Model 61 Pump Action Rifle, #157270, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove forend, factory checkered steel buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1951. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% lighty thinning blue, with very light highpoint edgewear. Stock is excellent. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $650-$850. (C&R)

Early Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #20698SA, .44 Spec. cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, with nickel backstrap and triggerguard, as well as faux stag grips. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is very good as partially customized, with nickel straps, faux stag grips, and most likely re-chambered in .44 Special. Blue to barrel and cylinder, although excellent, does not appear to be factory; hammer has been blued as well. Action is smooth and light, lockup may need some adjustment, bore is fine. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Early Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #25024SA, .45 Colt cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, with faux stag grips. Mfg'd 1959. Condition is fine retaining approx. 94% blue with most of the losses to the ejector rod housing. Cylinder has been refinished; barrel, although factory, appears to be from a later revolver. Action is crisp, bore is fine. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Buntline Revolver, #64741SA, .45 Colt cal., 12'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory smooth walnut grips. In correct black unnumbered box with instructions and warranty card. Mfg'd 1973. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Top edges of early period box with some separation at lid. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Early Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #3799SA, .38 Spec. cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, with black checkered Rampant Colt grips. Mfg'd 1956. This first year production 2nd Generation revolver is very good retaining approx. 85% blue, with most of the losses to front and back strap, cylinder and muzzle. Carbon spotting to bright sides of hammer spur. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #101572, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 10-groove small forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1940. Condition is fine to near excellent, with only minor thinning to finish in actioning area at top of frame and some very small scratches to left side of frame. Straight grain stock shows only minor impressions and has clearly never been removed from the frame. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #171664, .22 LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip walnut stock, grooved receiver. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% original factory blue. Stock shows only the lightest marks from handling, somewhat more pronounced at forend. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #406322, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is near excellent with only minor thinning to finish in actioning area at top of frame and beneath slide bar. Straight grain stock with some pressure dings and scuffs, mostly to varnish, with oil darkening near metal surfaces and additional finish added to stock. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Pre-War Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #44238A, .22 LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip walnut stock. Mfg'd 1941. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original factory blue. Stock shows light marks from handling. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #54081SA, .357 mag. cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame, factory black plastic eagle and Rampant Colt grips, with standard fixed sights. Mfg'd 1970. Overall condition is fine+ with approx. 96%-97% factory blue and case colored finish; muzzle shows light wear and cylinder with a minor index line. Hammer with dark spotting, predominantly on the right side. Parts of the frame and barrel with some tiny specks of oxidation. Grips with a few slight scratches and small handling marks to the bottom edges, otherwise both are excellent. Action is smooth and crisp with an excellent bore. This revolver appears to have sat for a while and a thorough cleaning would probably raise the overall condition to near excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt 2nd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #36131SA, .44 Spec. cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory checkered black plastic grips. In its original Colt stagecoach box, with Colt factory maroon-lined mahogany display case with key. Mfg'd 1962. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. No visible dragline to cylinder. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Stagecoach box is unnumbered and marked both ''5-1/2'' and ''.44'', remaining in excellent condition, with minor tattering to one of the lid edges. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1873 ''Colt Buntline Special .45'' Single Action Army Cartridge Revolver, #332357, .45 Colt CF cal., 12'' round barrel with one-line ''Colt's Pt. F.A. Mfg. Co. Hartford CT. U.S.A.'' address on top and ''Colt Buntline Special .45'' on left side; left frame stamped with two-line 1871-72-75 patent dates and ''Rampant Colt'' logo, full blued finish with case hardened hammer, and steel grip straps with two-piece checkered hard rubber grips having the ''Rampant Colt'' logo in oval panel at top. A composite gun, the frame, triggerguard and backstrap mfg'd in 1916, the barrel and cylinder early 2nd Generation Colt parts circa the late 1950s. Serial numbers match on frame and grip straps; loading gate is unmarked. Condition is excellent as assembled, retaining most original barrel blue, with the exception of slight wear at left muzzle and top of front sight; possibly reblued cylinder with ''Rampant Colt'' stamping on rear face and a minor drag line; nice case hardening colors to hammer; blued trigger. Triggerguard may have been reblued, as number is slightly soft; backstrap missing original blue except at top apron and on butt. Grips are very good+, showing light wear to checkering and Colt logo and fit well. Action is crisp and sure; bore is mirror bright with sharp rifling and appears unfired. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 1890 Pump Action Rifle, #215338, .22 Short cal., 24'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, with standard front and rear sight, as well as a Marbles stamped tang sight. Mfg'd 1904. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90%-92% original lightly thinning blue. Takedown screw has been refinished at one point. Stock with very light scattered scratches, as well as oil darkening and thinning to varnish at wrist. Action is good, bore is at least fine. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Winchester Model 61 Pump Action Rifle, #237648, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove forend, factory checkered steel buttplate, with standard sights and factory grooved receiver for scope. Mfg'd 1956. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% lighty thinning blue, predominantly to slide bar, with very light highpoint edgewear. Stock is excellent. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $650-$850. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #382166, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1957. Condition is excellent with only minor thinning to finish in actioning area at top of frame. Nicely figured stock shows only minor impressions. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #104711, .22 LR cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock, with gold bead front and standard rear sight. Late production grooved receiver is topped with a Bushnell scope on Weaver rings, and includes a 9-volt battery-operated spotlight that attaches to the top of scope. Condition is excellent as modified, with approx. 92% blue and handling marks from night rabbit shooting to stock. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Stevens Conlin No. 38 2nd Issue Single Shot Cartridge Pistol, #21247, .22 RF cal., 10'' round-to-octagon tip-up barrel marked ''J. Stevens A. & T. Co. / Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A.'' on left flat (approx. 6,000 mfg'd 1884-1903); dovetailed blade front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Originally blued barrel, hammer and trigger; nickel-plated steel frame and integral grip straps, triggerguard with finger spur, weighted buttcap, and finely checkered walnut two-piece grips. Condition is very good to fine retaining nearly all of the bright factory nickel plating (thinning a bit at buttcap) and 50% toning barrel blue. Serial numbers match; grip checkering is sharp. Action is crisp; bore with visible rifling should clean. Est.: $550-$950. (C&R/PPT)

J. Stevens Target No. 10 Single Shot Pistol, #9, .22 LR cal., 8'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered ebony grips, with Stevens adjustable rear sight. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original factory blue thinning at high edges. Good grips and action, and fine bore. An early production pistol with a very low serial number. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Post-War Colt Police Positive Special Double Action Revolver, #588608, .32 Colt NP (.32 S&W Long) cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered Coltrock plastic grips, in original box with shooting instructions and cleaning brush. Mfg'd 1951. Condition is excellent with light edgewear at muzzle and forward portion of cylinder. Grips show fractional shrinkage. Crisp action, bright bore. Box with very small losses to front edge of lid. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .44 Hand Ejector Second Model Double Action Revolver, #25005, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5'' pinned barrel, nickel finish, factory diamond checkered walnut grips with large silver S&W medallions (serial numbered to match the gun), lanyard loop in butt, with fixed blade front sight and standard integral notched rear sight. Case hardened hammer and smooth trigger. Shipped from the factory on Dec. 7, 1925, to Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co., Chicago, IL, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is very good overall showing approx. 94% original nickel with some wear spots, minor pitting and scratches to the nickel finish. Cylinder with a light index line. Barrel address, etc. are crisp and clear. Grips remain sharp with clean checkering and only minor scratches to the bottom edge. Hammer and trigger retain their bright case colors. Action is crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Early Smith & Wesson 1st Model Hand Ejector Triplelock Double Action Revolver, #4290, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, nickel finish, factory large diamond checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, with standard grooved sighting plane. Shipped from the factory on Feb. 7, 1910, to Schoverling Daly & Gale Co., NYC, NY, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G Jinks. Condition is near fine retaining approx. 80% factory nickel finish, with most of the losses just beneath the cylinder latch. Unnumbered factory grips fit well showing mild thinning to checks and several small losses to right panel at backstrap. Crisp action, good bore. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson Model 1905 (4th Change) Double Action Revolver, #765606, .38 Spec. cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered large diamond walnut matching numbered grips with S&W medallions, case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger, with lanyard loop in butt. Shipped from the factory on April 24, 1941, to Kelley-How-Thompson Hardware Co., Duluth, MN, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G Jinks. Condition is excellent with only the slightest loss to finish to forward portion of frame lug just in front of triggerguard. Very thin index mark to cylinder, light thinning to muzzle and high edges of cylinder latch. Grip with light wear, more pronounced to right panel. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #28443, .44 Spec. cal., 5'' barrel, cactus motif border engraved, nickel finish, slab pearl grips. Mfg'd between 1926-1941. Sometimes known as the ''Model of 1926'' or ''Wolf & Klar'' model, which would explain this Tex/Mex style border engraving that Wolf & Klar were known for. Condition is near excellent, with some small losses to nickel finish near top of front and back strap. Minor scuffs and scratches overall. Right grip panel with small loss at top of backstrap. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 2nd Model .44 Hand Ejector Double Action Target Revolver, #19462, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips (pencil numbered to gun). Target front sight receptacle for various blade types; factory adjustable rear sight. Checkered case hardened hammer and trigger. Shipped from the factory on Aug. 25, 1922, to Alex Kagen, Reading, PA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% blue, with thinning to forward left side of barrel and mild high edgewear. Light to just moderate thinning to checks on grips. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est. $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 2nd Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #30182, .44-40 cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory diamond checkered walnut mismatched grips with bright S&W medallions, checkered case hardened hammer and smooth case hardened trigger. Shipped from the factory on Feb. 28, 1940, to J.L. Galef & Sons Inc., NYC, NY, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% factory blue with wear at muzzle, forward edges of cylinder, yet retaining a strong front and back strap. Thinning to top strap with several small scratches. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Extremely scarce in these non-standard calibers. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Commercial Model 1917 Double Action Revolver, #180006, .45 ACP & .45 Auto rim cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut pencil-numbered grips, with lanyard loop in butt. Shipped from the factory on May 28, 1926, to E.K. Tryon Co., Phila., PA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent retaining approx.. 98%+ original blue finish, with only the lightest wear in actioning areas. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 2nd Model Hand Ejector Double Action Revolver, #53531, .44 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered matching numbered high horn magna walnut grips with bright medallions, with lanyard loop in butt, case hardened hammer and serrated trigger. Shipped from the factory on March 25, 1938, to Washington State Patrol, Olympia, WA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Grips are internally marked ''W.E. Campbell/Vancouver''. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90%-92% original high luster blue, with thinning to left side of barrel, highpoints of cylinder, and backstrap. Serial number on butt with star prefix indicating return to factory for refinish or repair. Grips show only light wear. Action is crisp with tight lockup, bore is bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-22 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, #642866, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut magna matching numbered grips with S&W medallions, factory bright bead Patridge front sight, with small elevation screw adjustable target rear sight. Condition is fine as factory refinished retaining approx. 95% blue with star prefix to serial number indicating return to factory. Frame dated beneath grips ''2.48'' indicating time of return. Minor losses at muzzle, ejector rod, and minor highpoint wear to frame and cylinder. Grips show moderate wear. Crisp smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson 1955 .22/.32 Kit Gun Airweight (Pre-Model 43) Double Action Revolver, #6321, .22 LR cal., 3.5'' barrel, blue and anodized finish, aluminum 3-screw frame and cylinder, factory checkered diamond walnut grips, with factory original adjustable rear sight. Serial numbers begin at 5000, and this particular revolver was produced at the beginning of the first production run (1954-1974). Condition is excellent with light high edgewear and minor handling marks to grips. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson .38/.44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, with King's Target treatment, #59369, .38 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, S&W-King Super Target rib with integral rear sight and reflective mirror undercut Patridge front sight; blue finish, factory diamond checkered walnut matching numbered grips with bright S&W medallions. Revolver additionally features King's cockeyed hammer with offset checkered spur and tuned action. Shipped from the factory on May 20, 1940, to Harper-Reynolds Co., LA, CA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original finish with very light wear at muzzle, thin index line to cylinder, and very little else in the way of finish loss. Grips and action are excellent, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson .38/.44 Outdoorsman Double Action Revolver, #S71739, .38 Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, S&W large diamond target matching numbered walnut grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, case hardened checkered hammer and serrated trigger. Shipped from the factory on June 10, 1947, to Maxwell Wholesale Co., Oakland, CA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original factory blue with only light thinning at muzzle. Grips with minor wear. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 27 Double Action Revolver, #S168037, .357 mag. cal., 6.5'' barrel, nickel finish, smooth walnut grips with S&W medallions, standard hammer and trigger, Patridge front sight and standard adjustable rear sight. Dating from the mid- to late 1950s. Condition is fine to near excellent, with some discoloration to cylinder and left side of barrel, as well as several small scratches to left side of barrel beneath sight ramp. Grips with minor marks from handling. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-War Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #684440, .22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut magna unnumbered grips with S&W medallions, factory bright bead Patridge front sight, with large elevation screw-adjustable target rear sight. Shipped from the factory on April 9, 1940, to Marshall Wells Co., Spokane, WA, with factory letter signed by S&W Historian Roy G. Jinks. Considered rare with only 1067 mfg'd prior to WWII. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90%-92% blue. Losses to left side of barrel and muzzle, forward portion of cylinder, and thinning to grooved front and back strap. A period trigger shoe has been added. Grips show mild flattening. Crisp smooth action, excellent bore. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #431197, .32 ACP cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions, and one correct factory two-tone magazine. Mfg'd 1923. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 94% original blue with some micro-scratching and wear in actioning areas of trigger. Nice crisp grips are from a slightly later era, good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #80731, .380 cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, and one correct early factory magazine. Mfg'd 1926. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97%+ original blue with some thinning to left side of triggerguard bow. Nice crisp grips, good action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Pre-War Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #C184134, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with one correct two-tone commercial magazine marked on base plate, ''Colt/45 Auto''. Mfg'd 1937. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 90% original blue, with highpoint wear, scratches beneath slide stop from reassembly, thinning to front strap of which approx. 30% blue remains. Original grips show thinning to checks and some bruises to left panel. Action is crisp, bore is fine. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Jonathan Young engraved Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #262804, .25 Auto cal., 2'' barrel, medium relief vignette engraved, royal blue finish, ivory grips with gold Colt medallions, and original magazine with engraved base plate. Mfg'd 1920. In pine Colt marked box lined in red velvet. Original hard rubber grips are included. Condition is excellent as modified, with all work being nicely accomplished. Grips and action are excellent, bore is fine. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Fancy Engraved Remington-Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #946159, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, royal blue finish with scroll and vignette engraving, gold-inlaid borders, and fire blued small parts; iridescent slab pearl grips. Pistol is signed ''R. Evans, Engr'' below serial number, and verified by Master Engraver Robert Evans of Oregon as his work. Includes one WWII contract magazine by Gen. Shaver that has also been finished in royal blue with niter-blue follower. Condition is excellent as modified. Grips and action are excellent, bore is very good. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Semi-Automatic Pistol, #345028, .25 ACP cal., 2'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one correct magazine. In period-correct unnumbered box with instructions. Mfg'd 1925. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish with light thinning at forward portion of slide. Grips and action are excellent, bore is bright. Box with tape repairs to top edge. Est.: $500-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #522633, .32 ACP cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions, and one correct factory two-tone magazine. Mfg'd 1937. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original blue with some micro-scratching and wear in actioning areas of trigger. Nice crisp grips, good action, bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #108165, .380 cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions, and one correct factory two-tone magazine. In original box numbered to the gun, with paperwork. Mfg'd 1931. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96%+ original blue with some micro-scratching and wear in actioning areas of trigger. Nice crisp grips, good action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C& R/PPT)

Antique German Model 1879 Reichsrevolver Single Action ''Cavalry'' Large Frame Cartridge Revolver, dated 1881, with holster, #2312, 10.6x25mm (.44 Russian) CF cal., 7'' round-to-octagonal barrel with cannon-turned muzzle marked ''10.55'' and ''2312'' on left side, and surmounted with a tall integral blade front sight; fluted round cylinder with chambers numbered 1 through 6 between flutes; frame with serial number in two places on left side, along with ''1881'' and ''S&S'' (Spangenberg & Sauer), ''V.C.S.'' (V.C. Schilling) and ''CGH'' (C.G. Haenel) over ''Suhl'' within an oval; two-piece varnished hardwood grips; large lanyard ring at butt; butt is marked ''15'' (overstamped ''30'') ''A.T.'' and ''2.70.'' Originally blued finish with case hardened hammer, trigger and cylinder pin. All visible serial numbers match. Condition is very good+, showing an even, smooth overall bluish-brown finish, silvering/darkening case hardening, and clear markings. Grips are sound showing minor marks from military use and retain approx. 70% original varnish. Action is tight and crisp; bore is shiny with distinct rifling. Smooth russet leather holster is exceptional showing great color and a nice glossy finish, tight stitching, fine buckle and straps. The long-serving M1879 was used during the German colonial conflicts, the Boxer Rebellion, WWI and even into WWII. Est.: $1,500-$2,500. (Antique)

Webley & Scott Model 1913 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1417, .455 MK I cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered vulcanized rubber grips, with one original factory magazine. Pistol is dated 1913, with British ''(crown)/BNP'' proofmarks and extensive proofhouse markings to top of breech area. Condition is fine to near excellent, retaining approx. 90%+ blue, with light general scuffs and scratches. Grips and action are crisp, bore is very good. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Astra Model 3000 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #721921, .32 ACP cal., 4'' barrel, factory gold-wash finish, slab faux pearl grips, with one nickel-plated magazine. Mfg'd in 1956 with only 75 produced that year. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% of its original gold wash coloring. Grips and action are excellent, bore is mirror bright and appears unfired. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Wartime Commercial Walther PPK Semi-Automatic Pistol, #893633, .32 Auto cal., 3.25'' barrel, blue finish, wraparound checkered Walther Banner brown plastic grips, with one correct flat-bottom magazine. Condition is excellent as professionally restored, retaining approx. 99% Belgian blue, with niter-blue safety, trigger, and extractor. Grips and action are excellent, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPPT)

Rare German Nazi SS NCO Sword with knot. The 33'' plain unplated steel blade is maker marked at the ricasso by Daniel Peter Krebs and has the Krebs lobster logo. Hilt has a black-painted grooved wood grip, nickel-plated guard and fittings, and SS runes in the pommel nut. Oak leaves decorate the bottom of the grip area. Scabbard is painted black with a nickel-plated fitting at the top and plain drag. Original buff leather blade washer is present. Overall length is 39''. Condition is good overall. Grip retains most all of its painted finish with just a couple of light scuffs. Plating on hilt fittings is in very good condition with some very small age pitting around the top. Blade is bright with minor runner marks. There are some losses to the painted finish on the scabbard with numerous scuffs and scratches. Sword knot has some minor fraying and is missing the bullion thread covering on the slider ball. A nice WWII German Nazi SS NCO's sword with a silver bullion and black sword knot in the correct tie. Est.: $1,500-$1,800.

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #3609T, 8x57mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock, cleaning rod, inverted ''V'' front sight with adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''147'' (code of the Suhl & Sohn Co.) over ''1940''. Left side of receiver rail marked ''MOD 98''. Intact eagle/swastika stamps on left side of barrel and chamber. Two ''(eagle)/37'' stamps on barrel and chamber, along with ''(eagle)/359'' right side of chamber. ''(Eagle)/359'' on right side of barrel below rear sight. Right side of buttstock marked ''H/(swastika)/(eagle) WaA 37/(eagle)/(swastika) WaA 37''. Rifle has a front sight without slots for sight hood, ''H'' front band, stamped magazine floorplate, and flat buttplate. Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good with approx. 75% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with thinning and browning on the forward part of the chamber, front sight and front band, floorplate, and buttplate. Wood is very good with a nice even color showing a couple of very small closed cracks and a few old dents to the handguard, scratches to the forend, and overall light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good with some wear to the rifling. Includes a German army sling stamped ''L&F'' on the buckle and a steel muzzle cover stamped ''m'', both in very good condition. No visible import stamps. Overall a very nice example of this iconic rifle. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (C&R)

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #4333e, 8x57mm cal., 23.62'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with ''243/1939'' indicating production by Mauser Borsigwalde. Eagle proofs on left side of barrel and chamber. ''E'' stamp on barrel. ''Eagle 26'' stamps on chamber and barrel. Right side of buttstock is stamped with a partial ''H'' army stamp over a single Eagle ''WaA 26'' stamp. There is another Eagle ''WaA26'' stamp on the underside of the wrist. All matching numbers except cleaning rod. Rifle has front sight without slots for sight hood, ''H'' front band, milled magazine floorplate, and flat buttplate. Condition overall is very good with approx. 50% of the bluing remaining on the metal, with fading on the receiver and bolt and rust speckling on the bands, bayonet lug, cleaning rod and exposed barrel. Wood has a significant gouge on left side of buttstock, otherwise very good with an even color and overall scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. No visible import stamps. Includes a German army leather sling in good condition. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #1023119, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized/blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and leaf with aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903'', and on barrel behind the front sight ''SA/(flaming bomb)/7-12''. There are no cartouches or other stamps visible on the stock. The smooth buttplate has been modified by striking with a center punch to create a raised non-slip surface. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, showing wear and patina on the bolt body. Wood is very good with a few light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Includes an unmarked U.S.G.I. Model 1907 leather sling which shows drying and flaking. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Remington Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #3199393, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized/blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and leaf with aperture battle sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S.REMINGTON MODEL 1903'', and on barrel behind front sight ''RA (flaming bomb)/7-42''. Faint U.S Ordnance Dept ''wheel'' and nice boxed ''RLB'' cartouches on left side of stock. ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist, along with small inspection stamps on forend forward of triggerguard. Condition is about fine with approx. 95% finish remaining on the metal, with light patina on the floorplate and old rust spots and thinning on buttplate. Handguard is a replacement and is a lighter color than the stock, which has an even dark color and a few old scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Includes a commercial leather sling in very good condition. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

U.S. M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #5631069, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL.30 H&R ARMS CO.'' Bolt, hammer, and operating rod stamped ''SA''. Trigger housing and triggerguard stamped ''W.R.A.''. Barrel stamped ''HRA 3-55''. Boxed ''O.G.'' stamped on left side of buttstock. Three ''P'' firing proofs on underside of stock at wrist. Painted number ''60'' on toe of butt. Condition overall is very good with approx. 95% of the black parkerized refinish remaining on metal surfaces. Stock has a crack at the tang and a couple of old filled repaired spots at the forend, with areas of impressions and handling marks overall. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. Includes a case and blue hanging tag that reads: ''Muzzle Reading-2,Throat Reading-3,Rifle Grade-G3,Date-25 June 13''. Also includes a chamber flag marked ''CMP''. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Remington Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3430677, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blued/parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3'', and on barrel behind front sight ''RA/(flaming bomb)/2-43''. Left side of stock forward of wrist is stamped ''RA/(Ordnance Dept. wheel)'', with a boxed ''FJA'' cartouche. Partial circled ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist and small inspector stamps forward of triggerguard. Condition is about fine with buttplate and rear swivel showing areas of patina, otherwise over 95% finish remains on metal surfaces. There are a few scratches and handling marks in the otherwise very good+ condition stock and handguard. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Includes a ''NOBUCKL'' sling stamped ''PAT'D 7-21-14'', U.S.G.I. plastic oiler (missing one cap), cleaning thong and brush in very good condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

BAR Non-Firearm Replica of a M1918-A2 Browning Automatic Rifle, NVSN. Built with a non-functioning dummy receiver and U.S.G.I. surplus parts. Approx. 47.8'' overall, parkerized finish, walnut forend, and phenolic resin buttstock. Includes a functioning bipod and hinged buttplate, and one 10-round magazine. Condition overall is about fine with over 95% finish remaining on metal surfaces. Buttstock is in very good condition with a faintly carved inscription, possibly in the Tagalog language, on the right side, and has had modern screws installed on the sling mounting bracket. Forend has a glue repaired-thru crack and a dent on left side with a flat matte finish. Action does not function. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (No FFL Required)

Soviet M1940 SVT Tokarev Semi-Automatic Rifle, #TO6154, 7.62x54R cal., 26.6'' barrel including muzzlebrake, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight with adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of chamber with five-pointed star stamp over ''1943'', along with a square refurbishment type stamp. Includes cleaning rod and one 10-round magazine. Matching original engraved serial number on bolt handle and matching original stamped number on left side of buttstock. Mismatched stamped and engraved numbers on magazine. Receiver cover metal is rough and there is a dark spot on left side of buttstock where arsenal repairs likely were done. An ''A'' has been carved in right side of buttstock which appears to have been refinished over during an arsenal refurbishment. Condition overall is about fine with over 95% of the arsenal refinished blue remaining on metal surfaces, with light wear on the buttplate. Wood is very good with areas of very light wear to the finish. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Includes a brown leather sling with leather collars. Import stamped on right side of receiver. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Finnish M31 Suomi Semi-Automatic Rifle, #Y000792, 9x19mm cal., 16.5'' barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver ''M31 SA 9x19 TNW INC.VERNONIA OR''. Barrel has two different serial numbers visible. Right side of buttstock has faint cartouche. Patent information on right side of sight bed. Condition overall is very good with over 90% of the parkerized refinish remaining on metal surfaces, with some finish wear on side of barrel and patina and discoloration on the trigger. Stock is very good with a few old dents and some light handling marks. Action is stiff but smooth, bright bore is very good. No import stamps. Includes one 70-round drum that has two different serial numbers and is stamped with the Finnish ''SA'' property stamp. Includes a grey leather sling in excellent condition. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Winchester M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #1126120, .30 Carbine cal., 18'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S.CARBINE CAL..30 M1'', and on tang ''WINCHESTER''. Barrel behind front sight is stamped with a ''W''. Left side of stock at wrist is stamped ''AAY''. ''P'' and ''X'' stamped on underside of wrist. Flat bolt. Includes three (3) 15-round U.S.G.I. magazines stamped ''IU'', two in khaki canvas WWII mag pouch marked ''US'' and ''QMD 1942''. Condition overall is excellent with almost all of the re-parkerized finish remaining on metal surfaces, showing light wear around the bolt area. Wood shows even color and a few scattered handling marks, otherwise excellent. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R) (High cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #5162252, .30 Carbine cal., 18'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protecting ears and aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on chamber ''U.S. CARBINE CAL. .30 M1'', and on receiver tang ''INLAND DIV.'' Barrel behind the front sight is marked ''INLAND MFG.DIV.GENERAL MOTORS 44''. ''Ordnance Wheel'' crossed cannons stamp on right side of buttstock. Faint painted ''122'' rack number on pistol grip. Round bolt. Condition overall is very good with approx. 85% finish remaining on the metal with light wear and darkening on the bolt, receiver, and buttplate. Wood is very good with an applied semi-gloss finish over old handling marks and a few light scratches. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Includes one U.S.G.I. 15-round magazine stamped ''IU'', and two (2) 15-round magazines marked ''IA'' and ''SB'' in green military mag pouch. Est.: $700-$950. (C& R)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

U.S. Springfield M1-D Garand Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle, #2074232, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel dated 2-53, parkerized finish, walnut stock, forend and upper handguard; with U.S. M84 telescopic sight on standard M1-D scope mounts. Rifle includes 11-62 dated leather cheekpiece, late '50s green canvas sling unattached, T37 flash hider, standard M2 flash hider, scope carrying case, and laminated gov't transfer document. Condition is excellent as arsenal built, with later manganese phosphate finish to receiver, with all other components to be factory original zinc phosphate finish. Unmarked walnut stock shows light general impressions, specifically to left side above magazine floorplate. Leather cheekpiece with oil staining and verdigris to lacing and brass eyelets. Scope optics are extremely clear; eyepiece and sunshade are present. Action is crisp, bore is mirror bright, and shows little overall use. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (C&R)

Scarce Early Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, by Rock Island Arsenal, #28584, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel dated 2-05, blue finish, ''CN'' (Conrad Nelson) 1908 cartouched finger-groove walnut stock pre-dating crossbolt with high flat-top handguard without steel reinforcing clips; forend tip of stock above bayonet lug with large serif ''S'' indicating that the stock had been shortened at time of caliber conversion to .30-06. Smooth blue buttplate with case hardened trap cover, script type circle-''P'' proofmark at wrist behind triggerguard, early small diameter rear sight windage knob, smooth thin trigger, split shank lower barrel band. Condition is very good to about fine retaining approx. 95% factory blue with light to moderate pitting that has been cleaned near muzzle. Stock with mostly visible cartouche, dark abrasions with dings, gouges and scuffs; forend shows similar but slightly more pronounced marks. Buttplate retains approx. 90% original blue with case colors to butt trap only slightly muted. Action remains crisp, bore is fine to near excellent. A very scarce and highly collectible early '03 variation. Est.: $3,000-$5,000. (C&R)

Springfield Model 1903 National Match Bolt Action Rifle, #1272012, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish/bright bolt, walnut stock, blade front sight and folding leaf with aperture National Match rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903'', and on barrel behind the front sight ''SA/(flaming bomb)/12-25''. ''J5'' stamped on top of bolt handle. A presentation plaque has been professionally affixed to right side of buttstock that reads: ''HENRY W.WHITNEY CO I SEVENTH REGIMENT''. Rifle has the following features consistent with a ''Style B'' Nation Match(NM) rifle of the period: Serial number range is in the 1926 fiscal year (12-25 barrel date), bright bolt has serial number (72012) engraved across bolt body, barrel is ''star gauged'' at muzzle crown in the 6 o'clock position, the bright polished National Match rear sight leaf lacks the ''U'' notch on top bar for the 2850-yd. range, as NM rifles were shot to a maximum of 1000 yards; right rear of receiver has been arsenal drilled and tapped for Lyman 48C receiver sight (but no evidence of a rifle sight ever being installed), safety lever has been reversed and a headless cocking piece has been fitted to speed up lock time. Handguard has convex-shaped hump behind lower band. Style ''B'' stock has a full-length forend and flattened pistol grip; there is no cartouche on the left side as it was not made for military use but does have a ''P'' firing proof on the underside of the wrist; a checkered National Match buttplate is fitted. Condition overall is fine with over 93%-95% of the dark green finish remaining on metal surfaces. Bright bolt shows wear across the center and the handle has darkened. Wood has a dark even color, with the exception of the area around the plaque which is a lighter shade. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Overall, an exceptional example of a rare rifle. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (C&R)

WWII Era Browning P35 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #17099a, 9mm, 4-7/8'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with one split-tail high-capacity magazine, with standard sights. Not cut for shoulder stock, with ''WaA140'' Waffenampt. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 90% thinning blue, with most of the losses to forward high edges from holster. Strong front strap; 80% to backstrap. Crisp grips and action. Matching numbered slide; unnumbered barrel with mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII Remington-Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2061727, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, parkerized finish, WWII brown checkered plastic grips with small reinforcing rings, and one WWII era contract magazine. ''FJA'' inspected, with Ordnance wheel stamped thru the finish. Mfg'd 1944. Condition is excellent with only very light high edgewear to slide and forward portion of frame. Grips and action are crisp, bore is fair and should clean. A very nice 3rd Type Remington-Rand 1911-A1. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #366152, 7.62x51mm cal., 25'' barrel including muzzle device, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''US RIFLE M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY (Circle T); ''.308 stamped on barrel. No markings on stock, with fiberglass handguard, and one 20-rd. U.S.G.I. magazine stamped ''C.M.I.'' Solid block in place of stripper clip guide. Condition overall is about excellent showing light use. Metal surfaces show light wear and a small scratch to the action area, while the wood has some scratches around the magazine well, small chips at the toe, and scattered handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling, the action. Includes a U.S.G.I. green cotton sling, an M10 cleaning rod and brush, combination tool, chamber brush, and clear plastic oiler, all in very good or better condition. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #392054, 7.62x51mm cal., 25'' barrel including muzzle device, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''US RIFLE M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY/(circle T); ''.308'' stamped on barrel. No markings on stock, with fiberglass handguard, and one 10-round magazine marked with the Springfield Armory Company logo. Condition overall is about excellent showing only light use. Metal surfaces show very light wear to the action area, while the stock has one notable scratch on the right side above the magazine well and a couple of other light handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Includes a U.S.G.I. green cotton sling, an M10 cleaning rod and brush, combination tool, chamber brush, and clear plastic oiler, all in very good or better condition. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Czech Model 52/57 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with bayonet, #30555, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.66'' barrel, parkerized/painted finish, hardwood stock, hooded blade front sight with notched tangent rear sight. Marked on right side of receiver with a star and ''VZ 52/57'', and on left side of receiver with ''she'', crossed swords, and mfg. date ''57''. Includes one five-round magazine, a side folding bayonet, and an excellent condition cotton and leather sling. Condition overall is about fine with over 90% finish remaining on the grey metal with brown patina on the magazine, sight hood, and buttplate. There is light chipping to the painted finish on the bolt and receiver cover. Wood has had a coat of gloss varnish applied that has dripped in places, and there are areas of light scratches and handling marks. Action operates smoothly, bright bore is excellent. No visible import stamps. Bayonet is very good with no damage to the edges of the blade and a slight nick to the point; almost all of the finish remains on the metal, and the catch operates smoothly. Est.: $800-$1,000. (C&R)

Egyptian Contract FN 49 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #3851, 8x57mm cal., 22'' barrel, matte blue finish, European walnut stock, standard sights, leather sling, with magazine. Sight calibrated in Arabic. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90% matte blue and stove black finish. Non-matching stock with moderate scuffs and scratches from military use. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #475958, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Barrel is stamped ''SA'' and ''65''on right side. Bolt, hammer, trigger housing and operating rod are stamped ''SA''. Stock is stamped with an ''A'' on the underside of the wrist, no other markings. Condition overall is very good with an area of rust on the right side rear sight protective ear and windage knob, otherwise metal surfaces retain over 90% finish, with the bolt and barrel a darker color than the receiver. Wood is very good showing sanding and applied finish over a couple of old dents and a few recent scratches. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Includes a U.S.G.I cotton sling in excellent condition. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)

Inland M1 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #272600, .30 Carbine cal., 18'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and two-position ''L'' flip rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''INLAND DIV.'', and on barrel behind front sight ''INLAND MFG.DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 2-43''. ''P'' stamped on barrel forward of stock. Stock stamped with U.S. Ordnance Dept. crossed cannon ''wheel'' cartouche on right side of buttstock and ''circle P'' firing proof on underside of wrist. Flat bolt. Includes one U.S.G.I. 15-rd. magazine stamped ''U'' on spine. No bayonet mounting assembly attached. Condition overall is very good with approx. 80% finish remaining on metal surfaces with thinning on the receiver and barrel, and browning and patina on buttplate. Stock has a chip above the sling slot; stock and handguard are very good overall with scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. No visible import stamps. Magazine has a dent in the side but appears to function smoothly. Includes a green cotton U.S.G.I. cotton sling and an ''II'' stamped oiler. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #1305416, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blued/parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protector and leaf with aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903'', and on barrel behind front sight ''SA/(flaming bomb)/1-29''. Added and/or refreshed boxed ''S.A. G.A.W.'' and U.S. Ordnance Dept. ''wheel'' cartouche on left side of stock with a similar circled ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist. Condition overall is very good with the refinished metal surfaces retaining over 95% finish. The type ''C'' style pistol-grip stock shows added finish with a few light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Includes a U.S.G.I. green cotton sling and muzzle cover dated 1944 in very good condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Smith-Corona Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3697333, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ''U.S. SMITH CORONA MODEL 03-A3'', and on barrel behind front sight ''SC/(flaming bomb)/5-43''. Boxed ''FJA'' cartouche next to faint U.S. Ordnance Dept ''wheel'' stamped on left side of stock. There is an additional boxed ''O.G.'' cartouche on left side of buttstock. Two ''P'' firing proofs are stamped on the underside of the wrist. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, with thinning at the muzzle and the bolt showing wear that has turned to a lighter mottled green color. Wood has an area of small dents on the left side of the forend, otherwise it has a nice even color with light added finish and a few minor handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is very good. Includes a reproduction U.S.G.I. cotton sling. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Tokyo Arsenal, in correct brown leather holster, #8148, 8mm Nambu cal., 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, serrated mahogany grips, with one mismatched aluminum based magazine. Mfg'd April 1936. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original rust blue, with circumferential scratch in safety area. Grips show very little use. Good action, mirror bright bore. Holster with some oil staining, no extra components present. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Wartime Walther P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, (ac/43), #7301h, 9mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, brown phenolic resin grips, with one wartime magazine. Condition is near excellent, with all matching numbers including locking block. Pistol retains approx. 92%-94% original blue, with thinning at high edges of safety, slide, and muzzle area of barrel. Front strap has thinned to approx. 85%. Grips and action are excellent, bore is excellent. Magazine retains approx. 75% thinning blue. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Winchester Model 97 Pump Action Riot Shotgun, #979100, 12 ga., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock. Mfg'd 1953. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85%-90% original factory blue. Stock with minor impressions but marked with Police Dept rack numbers ''E-PD/153''. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Includes blue-painted helmet with chinstrap and ''E.P.D.'' emblem to front, in good condition. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Springfield M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #3333003, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Barrel is stamped on the right side with ''SA'', ''63'', and a small Dept. of Defense stamp. Bolt, hammer, trigger housing and operating rod are stamped ''SA''. There is a U.S. Dept. of Defense cartouche on left side of stock, and a single ''P'' firing proof on underside of the wrist. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, with the barrel, gas cylinder, operating rod and buttplate noticeably darker than the receiver. Wood is very good with a few dents and overall handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Includes a combination tool, grease pot, and a reproduction U.S. M1907 leather sling. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Federal Ordnance Model M14SA Semi-Automatic Rifle, #20508, 7.62x51mm cal., 25'' barrel including muzzle device, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protecting ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE 7.62 MM M14SA FED. ORD. INC. SO.EL MONTE CA. U.S.G.I.'' Stock has a Defense Dept. cartouche stamped on left side and has a circle ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist. Bolt is marked ''HRT''. Has hinged buttplate, a U.S.G.I. style fiberglass handguard, and aftermarket muzzle device without bayonet lug. Also includes one unmarked 20-round magazine, military nylon sling in excellent condition, and dummy full auto selector switch that mounts on the stock and is not functional. Condition overall is very good with about 90% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with light wear on bolt lugs and right side of receiver. Underside of stock has been filed and left unfinished on both sides of the magazine well to adjust fitting of the trigger housing. Stock is otherwise very good with light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Winchester M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #2332038, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 WINCHESTER TRADEMARK''. Faint boxed ''C-SAA'' cartouche on right side of stock and boxed ''P'' firing proof on underside of pistol grip. Barrel stamped ''S-A-12-50''. Bolt, trigger housing, hammer and triggerguard stamped ''W.R.A.''. Operating rod stamped ''SA''. Condition overall is very good with over 90% finish remaining on the metal, with patina under the wood line of the receiver and the gas cylinder finished a dark color. Lower band refinished to a dull grey and handguard clip polished bright. Wood is very good with added finish applied over old dents and scratches on the stock. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Includes a U.S.G.I. nylon sling, a combination tool and grease pot. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R)

Inland M1 Carbine, #578280, .30 Carb. cal., 18'' barrel, parkerized/blued finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protective ears and aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''INLAND DIV.'', and on barrel behind front sight ''INLAND MFG.DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 8-43''. ''U.S.CARBINE CAL .30 M1'' marked on receiver ring. U.S. Ordnance Dept. ''wheel'' cartouche stamped on right side of buttstock and circled ''P'' firing proof on underside of pistol grip. No bayonet assembly is attached. Condition overall is very good with approx. 80% finish remaining on metal surfaces, browning in places, and thinning on right side of receiver and buttplate. Bolt shows a few spots of patina across the top. Wood is very good with added finish over old scratches and impressions, with old gouges and a couple of recent chips at the oiler slot. Action is smooth, bore is very good. No visible import stamps. Includes an oiler, aftermarket cotton sling in good condition, two U.S.G.I. 15-round magazines, two 10-round aftermarket magazines, and one 30-round aftermarket magazine in good condition. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Inglis Browning No. 2 MK I* Semi-Automatic Pistol, #0T320, 9mm, 5'' barrel, stove black finish, black plastic checkered grips, with two high-cap magazines. Right side of frame and slide stamped ''AF'' thru finish. Very lightly import marked ''Navy Arms'' between slide stop and safety, in import box. Condition is excellent as arsenal overhauled, retaining approx. 98% stove black paint with very small losses of finish to right side. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

WWII P.38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, by Mauser (byf/44), #9890u, 9mm, 4-7/8'' barrel, blue finish, brown phenolic resin grips, with one ''P.38v'' marked magazine. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 94% original blue with light general thinning to highpoints and near muzzle from holster wear; magazine retains approx. 65% blue. Brown grips and action are excellent, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

WWII German Mauser 42 Code P.08 Luger, #9184d, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with earlier mismatched magazine. Chamber dated 1940, toggle coded 42, with all visible matching numbers; thumb safety marked ''Geischert'', extractor marked ''Geladen''. Condition is fine retaining approx. 94% blue, with wear at muzzle, forward edges of frame, triggerguard, and high edges of sideplate. Front and back strap have thinned to approx. 80%. Grips are very good with minor losses to checks and even general overall thinning. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)

Swiss K31 Straight-Pull Target Rifle, #882807, 7.5x 55mm Swiss cal., 25.5'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock,, globe front sight with original rear tangent sight in place, and one magazine. Aperture sight has been added to rear of receiver (fitted to right side). Marked on top of receiver with Swiss crest. Matching numbers. A sticker has been added to left side of receiver that reads ''Josef Muller-Schlienger Dorfstrasse 4 5273 Oberthofen AG'', and another on the handguard that reads ''22 Eidgenossisches Schutzenfest fur Veteranen Zurich''. Front sight blade and rear globe sight insert are missing. Condition overall is fine with approx. 97% blued finish remaining on metal surfaces, with light thinning to edges of buttplate. Wood has had added gloss varnish applied and shows some handling marks and scratches. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Persian Model 98/29 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #R6555, 8x57mm cal., 29'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protectors and adjustable rear tangent sight. Marked on receiver ring with crowned Pahlavi sun and lion crest. Made by the Czech Brno firm. There is farsi script on the left side receiver rail and farsi numbers on the sight leaf. Includes cleaning rod. Matching original farsi numbers on the receiver, bolt and stock. Condition overall is very good with over 90% finish remaining on the metal with nicks on the upper band and patina on the buttplate and cleaning rod. Bright bolt is excellent. Wood is very good and has been refinished with a heavy coat of gloss varnish over old handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Egyptian Rasheed SemiAutomatic Rifle, with folding bayonet, #4522, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver ''RASHEED 762 MADE IN U.A.R.''. Arabic script on left side of chamber and receiver. Includes one 10-round magazine. Condition overall is about fine with over 95% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with light thinning on the magazine. There is a crack on the left side of the handguard, otherwise wood is very good with a nice even color and a few scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Bayonet functions smoothly and is in very good condition. A rare gun as only 8000 of these rifles were produced. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Remington Model 1903-A3 Bolt Action Rifle, #3548582, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight and aperture on ramp rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S.REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3'', and on barrel behind front sight ''RA''/(flaming bomb)/3-43''. U.S. Ordnance Dept ''wheel'' and partial boxed ''FJA'' cartouche on left side of stock, along with an additional ''RA'' stamp. Circle ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist and small inspection stamps on forend forward of triggerguard. Condition overall is very good with metal surfaces retaining over 95% of its green-colored finish. Handguard has been lightly sanded, and stock has a mostly even color with scattered impressions and some light scratches. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with strong rifling. Includes a reproduction U.S.G.I. leather sling in very good condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Rock Island Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle, #386914, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with added protector and leaf with aperture battle sight. Marked on receiver ring ''U.S. ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL MODEL 1903'', and on barrel behind front sight ''SA/(flaming bomb)/1-34. Faint unreadable cartouche on left side of stock. Two ''P'' firing proofs on underside of wrist. Stacking hook has been removed. Condition overall is very good with approx. 90% finish remaining on the metal, wear on the bolt, and light patina on the cocking piece. Wood has been sanded and refinished over old handling marks and showing a prominent scratch on left side of forend. Action is smooth, bore is good with darkening at the muzzle and two prominent pits visible below the upper band. Includes a tan reproduction U.S. leather sling stamped ''HOYT 1917'' in new condition. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Springfield Armory M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle, #7108695, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, parkerized finish, walnut stock, blade front sight with protecting ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE CAL..30 M1 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Marked on barrel ''SPRINGFIELD GENESEO 30-06''. No markings on stock. Condition overall is excellent, with very light wear to the finish on the bolt and right side of receiver. Stock has a scratched area where the sling buckle has made contact, and the handguard has a light impression on the underside, otherwise wood is in new condition. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. A newly made example of the U.S. M1 Garand. Includes a reproduction M.1923 cartridge belt in excellent condition, and a U.S.G.I. green cotton sling in very good condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,200. (Modern)

LRB M14SA Semi-Automatic Rifle, #02728, 7.62x51mm cal., 25'' barrel with solid muzzle device, parkerized finish, walnut stock with fiberglass handguard, blade front sight with protective ears and adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE 7.62 MM M14SA LRB ARMS'', and on right side of receiver ''JVP SEYMOUR CT USA''. Trigger housing, bolt, and operating rod are marked ''SA''. Barrel is stamped ''SA'' and ''12-62''. U.S.G.I. stock stamped on left side with U.S. Defense Dept. stamp and circle ''P'' firing proof on underside of wrist. Handguard has slotted vent holes. Condition overall is about fine with approx. 95% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with light wear to the bolt lugs and high edges on front sight and gas cylinder. There are also some old spots of patina on the buttplate. A painted rack number has been removed from the pistol grip and there are a few light handling marks on the very good condition stock. Handguard has a small dent and a couple of scratches, appearing new otherwise. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No magazine. Includes a U.S.G.I. sling, oiler, combination tool, chamber brush, and M10 cleaning rods. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Springfield Armory M1A Semi-Automatic Rifle, #007468, 7.62x51mm cal., 25'' barrel including solid muzzle device; parkerized/bright finish, laminated stock, blade front sight with protective ears and National Match style hooded adjustable aperture rear sight. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE 7.62-mm M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Satin stainless steel barrel and laminated ''forest green'' laminated stock and handguard. Magazine well has been polished bright. Bolt is stamped on top with an ''A''. Buttplate is hinged style. Yellow paint index lines on gas cylinder and rear sight. Condition overall is very good with over 90% finish remaining on metal surfaces. Stock has light scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No magazine is included. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Springfield Armory M-14 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with box, scope and bipod #152558, 7.62x51mm cal., 22'' barrel, parkerized finish, synthetic stock and handguard. Blade front sight with protective ears has been removed and is included in the box; adjustable aperture rear sight is in place. Marked on receiver tang ''U.S.RIFLE M1A SPRINGFIELD ARMORY''. Flash suppressor assembly has been removed and is included in box. Bolt is marked ''SA''. Fitted with stock and handguard that appear to be aftermarket replacements. Condition overall is about fine, with almost all of the parkerized finish remaining on the metal showing very light use. Synthetic stock and handguard are covered in a black crinkle finish that shows scattered chips and scratches to the finish, otherwise excellent. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. The Harris 1 A2 ''ULTRA LIGHT'' bipod operates smoothly and has some rust spots on the underside, otherwise in excellent condition. Scope is marked ''SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 6-20x56 Mil Dot Government Model Japan'' and is in almost new condition with clear optics. All knobs operate freely. Box is in very good condition with a small tear to the lid, marks inside from the barrel, and light surface wear. Includes a U.S.G.I. 20-round magazine, an aftermarket 10-round magazine, sling, and owner's manual. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern) (High-cap mags are not available to Calif. residents.)

Original Mauser 75-Year Commemorative Luger, #J.153 von 250, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, straw-colored small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with two (2) bright magazines with walnut bases marked ''Cal 9/M''. Chamber area dated 1908-1983 in gold, as well as gold DWM to top of toggle link, with left side of frame marked ''75 Jahre/Parabellum-Pistole/Mod. 08''. In original factory oxblood leather case lined in red velvet. Complete with combination oil/cleaning rod and combination tool, text target, instructions, and ''Mauser-Firearms'' passport, as well as a Mauser Certificate of Authenticity stating that this is one of just 250 of these commemorative pistols. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, with only very minor tarnish to handle hardware of case. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Original Mauser Parabellum Luger, #11.013574, 9mm, 6'' barrel, blue finish with straw-colored small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with two (2) magazines, combination tool, cleaning brush, and brass 6'' cleaning rod, in original blue/white box dating from the mid-1970s. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unfired, with approx. 99% original blue. Crisp grips and action, bright bore. Blue Interarms marked box with label loss and separation at corners. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Original Mauser 75-Year Konigreich Bulgarien Commemorative Luger, #119 von 250B, .30 Luger cal., 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, straw-colored small parts, factory checkered walnut grips, with two (2) black plastic based blue magazines. Blank chamber area with gold DWM central toggle link, and left side of frame marked ''75 Jahre/Parabellum-Pistole/Konigreich Bulgarien''; safety markings are in Cyrillic. In original factory brown leatherette case lined in red velvet. Complete with extra magazine, brass cleaning rod, and green Mauser hang tag; cleaning brush is missing. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Colt WWI ''Battle of Belleau Wood'' Commemorative 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1490-BW, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, dark blue finish, wood grips with commemorative medallions, standard sights, and one original magazine. Gold highlighted engraving includes ''1917 World War I Commemorative 1967'' banner to right side of slide; left side with battle scene. In original hanging display case with clear plexi-glass front and battle information on back. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, with metal surfaces retaining approx. 99%+ original blue finish. Slide with a few very slight micro-scratches and small handling marks. Factory lettering and engraving is crisp. Grips are also excellent with clean untarnished medallions. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. Wood display case shows light storage wear to the painted finish. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt WWI ''Battle of Chatteau Thierry'' Commemorative 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1490-CT, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, dark blue finish, checkered wood grips with commemorative medallions, standard sights, and one original magazine. Gold highlighted engraving includes ''1917 World War I Commemorative 1967'' banner to right side of slide; left side with battle scene. In original hanging display case with clear plexi-glass front and battle information on back. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new and unfired. Metal shows only a few insignificant slight handling marks. Factory lettering and engraving is crisp. Grips are also excellent with clean untarnished medallions. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. Wood display case with intermittent moderate storage wear to the painted finish. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt WWI ''2nd Battle of the Marne'' Commemorative 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1490-M2, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, dark blue finish, smooth wood grips with commemorative medallions, standard sights, and one original magazine. Gold highlighted engraving includes ''1917 World War I Commemorative 1967'' banner to right side of slide; left side with battle scene. In original hanging display case with clear plexi-glass front. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new and unfired. Metal shows only a few insignificant slight handling marks. Factory lettering and engraving is crisp. Grips appear as new with clean untarnished medallions. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. Wood display case with intermittent moderate storage wear to the painted finish. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt WWI ''Battle of Meuse Argonne'' Commemorative 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1490-MA, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, dark blue finish, smooth wood grips with commemorative medallions, standard sights, and one original magazine. Gold highlighted engraving includes ''1917 World War I Commemorative 1967'' banner to right side of slide; left side with battle scene. In original hanging display case with clear plexi-glass front. In excellent overall condition, appearing as new and unfired. Metal shows only a few insignificant slight handling marks. Factory lettering and engraving is crisp. Grips are near excellent with a few shallow impressions from handling; right grip with very fine crazing to the finish; medallions on both sides are clean and untarnished. Action is smooth, bore is excellent. Wood display case with scattered light storage wear to the painted finish. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt WWII ''Pacific Theater of Operations'' Commemorative 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1490PTO, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, nickel finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, standard sights, and one original magazine, with standard commemorative engraving to both sides of slide. In original wood display case which includes a sliding drawer with fitted green interior, plaque, and nickel-plated dummy rounds. Metal surfaces are in excellent overall condition, showing intermittent slight handling marks. Both grips with bright gold medallions. This pistol was used as a display in the casino and the right grip has faded and is lighter in color; left grip with a hairline crack to the lower front edge. Action is smooth; bright bore rates excellent. Wood display case shows only a few spots of minor storage wear. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R) (Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt WWII ''European Theater of Operations'' Commemorative 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1490ETO, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, nickel finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, standard sights, and one original magazine, with standard commemorative engraving to both sides of slide. In original wood display case which includes a sliding drawer with fitted light gray interior, plaque, and nickel-plated dummy rounds. In excellent overall condition, with metal showing intermittent slight handling marks. Grips appear as new with bright gold medallions. Action is smooth; bright bore rates excellent. Wood display case shows a sliver missing from the front edge of the lid and base, but in otherwise very good condition overall. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R) (Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt U.S. Marine Corps Commemorative Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, MK IV Series 70, #13428B70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered wood grips with gold Colt medallions, standard fixed sights, and one Colt magazine. Both sides of slide are embellished in gold-colored scrollwork and Marine Corp. emblems, etc. In original wood display case with fitted blue velvet interior; commemorative brass plaque and Colt medallion are on the outside of lid. Condition is excellent with approx. 99%+ original blue and gold finishes. Grips appear as new with clean sharp checkering and bright gold medallions. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Case is excellent; exterior shows only a few very minor spots of storage wear; brass plaque with light micro-scratching. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 .22/32 Kit Gun, #M174240, .22 LR cal., 2'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, and factory adjustable rear sight. In original box with accessories. Condition is excellent with very light index mark to cylinder. Grips are like new. Action and bore are excellent. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 Kit Gun Double Action Revolver, #M88920, .22 LR cal., 2'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions; grips are numbered to the gun, with fixed front sight, standard adjustable rear sight, and case hardened hammer and trigger. Factory lettering on right side has been highlighted in gold. In original two-piece box with matching end label, cleaning accessories, screwdriver, and misc. factory paperwork (no owner's manual). Mfg'd ca. 1973-1977. Approx. 98%-99% original blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate excellent, cylinder with only a very faint index line. Factory lettering is crisp. Revolver was used as a display in the casino and the grips are faded, otherwise both with only minor handling marks and sharp checkering. Color case hardening is vivid with the exception of the left side of the trigger which is a little muted. Excellent action and bore, overall a clean little revolver that if fired was fired very little. Lower half of the box shows only light storage wear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Texas Ranger Commemorative Double Action Revolver, #TR1906, .357 mag. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, smooth wood target grips with Texas Ranger medallions, red ramp front sight, white-outline adjustable rear sight, with color case hardened wide spur checkered hammer and wide smooth trigger. Right sideplate with Texas Ranger commemorative logo in gold. In original two-piece box with matching end label and sealed cleaning kit. Metal surfaces rate excellent with approx. 98% original blue and bright case colors; cylinder with a thin light index line and some general micro-scratching; factory lettering is clear. Revolver was used as a display in the casino causing the grips to fade, with an added coat of varnish; left grip with a small wood filler type repair, otherwise both show only minor handling marks. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Box is very good. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 51 Double Action Revolver, #M10846, .22 Mag. cal., 3.5'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front and white outline rear adjustable sight. In original box with instructions and accessories. Condition is excellent with light index mark to cylinder and minor thinning to finish near crane hinge. Box is very good with moderate impressions to lid and separation to one corner. Action is good, original grease is a little sticky, and bore is excellent. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 52-1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #57377, .38 Spec. mid-range cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, single action only, checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, fixed Patridge type front sight, adjustable rear sight for both windage and elevation, with one S&W magazine. Condition is excellent with approx. 98%+ factory blue finish. Minor thinning to the highpoints of the safety and a tiny nick to the right side and back edge of slide account for a majority of the finish loss. Gold highlighted factory lettering is clear. Grips are also excellent with only a few slight handling marks; checkering is sharp. Action is extremely smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt Pre-Series 70 National Match Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, in original box with test target and instructions. #27339-NM, .45 ACP cal. 5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered custom walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. Mfg'd 1968. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and mostly likely unfired. Grips and bore are excellent. Action and trigger pull are smooth and crisp. Exterior of box with only the lightest thinning at edges. Cardboard slipcover is present. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R/PPT)

Customized Colt MK IV Series 70 Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #86106G70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, matte finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions, and one factory magazine. Sights, trigger, grip safety and hammer have been upgraded. Dating from the early 1980s. Condition is excellent as modified. Matte finish has been professionally applied. Grips with only the slightest wear. Hammer has been replaced with a factory Commander ring hammer. Action has been lightly tuned, ramp and throat have been polished, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Pre-Series 70 .22 Conversion Unit, .22 LR cal., 5'' barrel, nickel finish, with three (3) magazines, recoil spring, barrel, floating chamber, slide stop, and ejector. Missing stamped steel ejector. Condition is excellent showing just light wear. Complete in early Series 70 box which shows tape repair and tattering to edges. Est.: $500-$750.

Smith & Wesson Model 34-1 Double Action Revolver, #102807, .22 LR cal., 2'' pinned barrel, blue finish, smooth rosewood grips, and factory adjustable rear sight. In period-correct box not numbered to gun. Condition is excellent with light index mark to cylinder. Grips are like new. Action and bore are excellent. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #520338, .38 Spec. cal., 1-7/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered square butt diamond center walnut grips with S&W medallions; grips are numbered to the gun; standard square notch rear sight and serrated ramp front sight, case hardened hammer and trigger. In original blue two-piece box numbered to the gun with S&W packing paper. Mfg'd mid-late 1960's. Condition is excellent with 98%-99% factory blue; cylinder with a thin index mark. Trigger and hammer show muted case colors with approx. 80%-85% remaining. Checkering remains sharp to grips and both rate excellent showing only a few minor blemishes. Crisp action, bright bore. Box corners are all still intact, lid with a few spots of moderate creasing. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Late '70s Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #V12095, .357 mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, finger grooved black rubber Hogue ''MonoGrip'', fixed ramped front sight and fully adjustable square notched rear sight. Factory lettering on left side of barrel and Colt logo on frame are gold colored. In an original simulated woodgrain box with two-piece styrofoam insert, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Approx. 50% of the box end label is present and what is present is fairly worn; a portion of the word ''Python'' is still visible and a few of the serial numbers are visible. (It appears to be the original box.) Mfg'd 1978. Condition is excellent with approx. 99% factory blue showing signs of light range use. Metal with a small amount of scattered light scratches and small handling marks, most noticeable at the bottom left side of the frame and around the cylinder latch. Cylinder with a slight index line. Grips show light wear. Factory lettering is clear. Smooth crisp action, bore is excellent. Box shows creasing and wear, mainly along the edges; end flap with the partial label has become detached from the box but is present. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #59552E, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, bright nickel finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, with standard adjustable sights. In original factory box with some of the original paperwork, including receipt. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Original hang tag is in place. Box end flaps are present but detached. Est.: $2,500-$4,000. (Modern/PPT)

High Condition Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #P18694, .22 LR cal., 4'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered wood grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped front sight and adjustable rear sight. In original simulated woodgrain Colt box with matching end label, two-piece styrofoam insert, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd in 1981. Revolver is in excellent near new condition with approx. 99% original blue; cylinder with a faint index line. Overall the wood and metal show only a few insignificant marks from handling. Grip checkering is sharp with bright gold medallions. Bore is excellent. Box shows age and wear; label is clear with a few added stickers. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29 Double Action Revolver, #S185449, .44 mag. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered large diamond walnut grips with S&W medallions, with red ramp front and white outline rear sight, target trigger and hammer. In blue felt-lined mahogany case. Ca. early 1960s. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original factory blue. Crisp grips, smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 Double Action Revolver, #N166499, .357 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, 3-screw frame, blue finish, wide target hammer and trigger have been polished bright, smooth square butt target grips with S&W medallions, pinned red ramp front sight with micrometer click adjustable rear sight. Top of frame and barrel rib with fine factory checkering. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. In original blue two-piece S&W box numbered to the gun, with cleaning kit, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. With these grips, this revolver no longer fits in the box. Mfg'd 1973. Overall condition is excellent with approx. 99% original blue. Both sides of the front sight base with patches of tiny impressions near the sight pin, otherwise the metal shows only normal slight handling marks and a light thin index line; factory lettering is clear. Grips with a nice even added gloss finish with one small spot of flaking in the speed loader cutout; both show only minor handling marks. Excellent crisp action and bright shiny bore. Box lid is separated at one of the corners and otherwise shows only normal light storage wear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N415537, .44 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, nickel finish, checkered Goncalo alves grips with silver S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, white outline fully adjustable rear sight, with a wide spur case hardened target hammer and trigger. In wood display box with fitted blue interior, owner's manual, screwdriver, cleaning accessories, and misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1977-1978. Condition is excellent. Metal shows some scattered micro-scratching, most noticeable around the cylinder latch; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering is sharp. Hammer and trigger with approx. 97% case colors, showing a little bit of wear to the right side of the hammer. Grips are excellent showing a few minor handling marks to the back edges; checkering is clean and sharp. Action is smooth and crisp with a really nice high condition bore. Wood box with a small amount of storage wear along the back edge. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SGO1143E, .38 Super cal., 5'' barrel, bright stainless, factory wraparound pebbled rubber grips, with two (2) factory magazines, hang tag and instructions, all in original blue plastic box, with ''The Legend Lives'' slipcover numbered to the gun. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 80 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SGO1153E, .38 Super cal., 5'' barrel, bright stainless, factory wraparound pebbled rubber grips, with two (2) factory magazines, hang tag and instructions, all in original blue plastic box, with ''The Legend Lives'' slipcover numbered to the gun. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Scarce and Desirable Browning Medalist Renaissance Model Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, in case with accessories and instruction manual, #47805T72, .22 LR cal., 6.75'' barrel, satin chrome finish, with finely carved lacquered mahogany grips. Includes one correct satin chrome magazine, barrel weights, tools, dry firing pin, cartridge block, and keys. Considered scarce with only 382 produced between 1970-1975. Mfg'd and embellished in Belgium and produced in 1972. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, with very light discoloration to sides of rear sight, as well as a very fine hairline mark just above the serial number on the front strap. Grips are excellent, action is as new, bore is mirror bright. Accessories remain in excellent condition. Top edge of case lid with light fraying. Est.: $3,500-$5,000. (Modern/PPT)

Factory ''A'' Engraved and Gold Inlaid Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N137320, .44 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, smooth S&W target wood grips with medallions, red ramp front and white outline rear sight, target trigger and hammer, with near full coverage scroll engraving. In red velvet-lined walnut case. No key. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Exterior of case is excellent as well. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Factory ''A'' Engraved Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N668413, .44 mag. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, smooth S&W target wood grips with medallions, red ramp front and white outline rear sight, target trigger and hammer, with near full coverage scroll engraving. In red velvet-lined walnut case. No key. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, showing the faintest index mark to rear portion of cylinder. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Exterior of case is excellent as well. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

2.5'' Stainless Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #T33159, .357 mag. cal., 2.5'' vent rib barrel, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Gripper'' grips with finger grooves and gold Colt medallions, red ramp front sight, and white outline adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1984. Revolver shows signs of light range use and rates fine to near excellent overall. Metal with general light micro-scratching and small handling marks. Cylinder with a light and thin index line; face with mild burn rings. Grips are excellent with bright medallions and show slight marks from handling. Action is smooth and crisp with and excellent bore. Est.: $3,000-$4,500. (Modern/PPT)

Nice Colt Python Hunter Double Action Revolver, #V44895, .357 mag. cal., 8'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black rubber grips with gold Colt medallions, red ramp front sight and fully adjustable white-outline rear sight, and topped with the original Colt/Leupold M8-2X Extended E.R. scope. Condition is excellent with approx. 98%+ original blue finish. Right side of frame with an approx. .25'' long thin line of finish loss; cylinder shows very light index line. Hammer is bright. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Grips appear as new. Action is excellent, bore is bright, scope optics are bright and clear. Cylinder has been turned a tad but overall this revolver appears to have been fired very little. Approx. 2,500 of these revolvers were mfg'd circa 1980-1981. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Stainless Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #PY4118, .357 mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, matte stainless steel, checkered black rubber grips with silver Colt medallions, pinned red ramp front sight and adjustable white outline rear sight. Condition is near excellent showing signs of normal light range use. Metal with intermittent small handling marks and the right side of the frame with a small spot of surface scratching. Grips with light rub marks on the butt, checkering is excellent with bright silver medallions. Factory lettering with nice raised edges. Action is smooth and crisp with an excellent shiny bore. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Rare Colt Combat Cobra Lew Horton Special Double Action Revolver, #CC0880, .357 mag. cal., 2.5'' barrel, bright stainless finish, replacement exotic wood grips; right grip with an inlaid NASA Security Office badge. Revolver also features a red ramp front sight and white outline fully adjustable rear sight. Left side of barrel is marked ''COMBAT COBRA''. In original box with matching end label, two-piece styrofoam insert, and owner's manual. Presuming by the ''Security Office'' grips, this appears to have been a ''carry gun'' and shows normal signs of handling and use. Overall condition is fine. Metal surfaces with general light scratching; cylinder with a moderate index line. Factory lettering is crisp. Finger-grooved grips also show normal light handling marks. Action is smooth; bright bore rates as fine. Box shows moderate+ storage wear; end label is clear. Only 1,000 of these revolvers were mfg'd circa 1986-1987. Est.: $3,000-$4,500. (Modern/PPT)

High-Standard Supermatic Citation (Military Model 106) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1898516, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with thumbrest, and three (3) factory magazines, in original box. Condition is excellent showing little use and only the lightest range wear. Grips and action are excellent, bore is mirror bright. Box shows only the lightest abrasions to sides. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Colt MK IV Series 70 Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, #70N77929, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold medallions. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 97% blue, lightly thinning at highpoints and actioning areas. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth and crisp, bore is excellent. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

First Edition Colt Mustang Semi-Automatic Pistol, #MU0410, .380 ACP cal., 2.75'' barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, standard fixed sights, with one factory magazine. In original box with matching end label, two-piece styrofoam insert, owner's manual, other misc. factory paperwork, and wood display case; display case with fitted light gray interior and Colt logo on lower right corner of lid. Only 1,000 of these pistols were mfg'd in 1986. In excellent overall condition with approx. 98%-99% original blue finish. Right side of slide and frame each with a few light scratches. Factory lettering with nice crisp edges. Grips with an even finish and color; gold medallions are bright; both show only a few slight handling marks. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Overall showing very few signs of potential use and any marks to the metal, etc. appear to have been mainly from handling. Wood display case shows only a few very minor marks to the exterior as it was stored in the original packaging. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Mint 1st Edition Colt Delta Elite Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DE00011, 10mm cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, standard fixed sights, and one factory magazine. In original box with matching end label, two-piece styrofoam insert, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Right side of slide with gold Colt logo and ''First Edition'' in gold script. Left side of slide also with gold Colt Logo and standard ''Delta Elite'' markings in gold lettering. Only 500 of these Special 1st Edition pistols were mfg'd circa 1991. In excellent as new condition showing only a few insignificant handling marks to top of slide. Smooth tight action and mirror bright bore. Overall appearing unfired. Box shows mostly light storage wear as well as a tear and some creasing to the top section. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #UAK2887, .22 LR cal., 5-1/2'' barrel, blue finish, checkered wood thumbrest grips, Patridge front sight, fully adjustable square notched rear sight, serrated front grip strap, with one S&W magazine. Approx. 97% factory blue remains and metal surfaces rate as near excellent overall, showing some light edge wear at the back of the frame and rear sight; right side of slide with two tiny lighter specks on the finish. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

HK4 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with .22 cal. Conversion Kit, #45445, .32 ACP cal., 3.25'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grips, with four (4) factory .32 ACP magazines, as well as one factory .22 LR barrel, recoil spring and two (2) magazines (missing red-handled screwdriver). In correct HK4 box numbered to gun and conversion kit. Mfg'd 1/71. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original finish, with some very minor thinning to high edges. Tight action, bright bore. Boxes with moderate general scuffing to top edges. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 18-3 .22 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #8K4615, .22 LR cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, case hardened target hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt magna grips with S&W medallions, standard adjustable rear sight and Baughman front sight. Shipped June 1976, with information sheet from Roy Jinks. In correct type blue S&W box with later-added end label, various brochures, warranty card and S&W packing paper. Grips are crisp with the exception of two small chips on the lower left grip and one at the top of checkering on the right grip. Action is tight, bore is bright. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 18-3 .22 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #8K54020, .22 LR cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, case hardened wide target hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt walnut magna grips with S&W medallions, Baughman Quick Draw front sight, with micrometer click adjustable rear sight. In original blue two-piece S&W factory box numbered to the gun with misc. factory paperwork (no owner's manual), S&W packing paper, and opened cleaning accessories. Mfg'd 1975. Factory lettering on the right side has been highlighted in gold. Grips are numbered #41626. Approx. 98%+ original blue finish remains and revolver rates as excellent overall. Metal with scattered micro-scratching and slight handling marks; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Hammer and trigger retain 98%+ deep rich case colors. Grips with a nice even finish and color, both showing a few shallow marks from handling; checkering is clean and sharp. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore is excellent. Box shows normal light storage wear. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 15-3 K-38 Combat Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K996352, .38 Spec. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, case hardened hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt walnut magna grips with silver S&W medallions, Baughman Quick Draw front sight, with micrometer click adjustable rear sight. In original blue two-piece S&W factory box numbered to the gun with owner's manual. Mfg'd 1970. Condition is excellent with approx. 98%+ factory blue finish. Frame with a few tiny nicks and small handling marks, most noticeable on the right side; cylinder with a thin light index line and some very fine micro-scratching. Grips are excellent with crisp checkering and a nice even color and finish. Hammer and trigger with nearly all of the vibrant case colors. Crisp action, bright bore. Box exterior shows only normal very light storage wear and a few pieces of clear scotch tape. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Savage Model 99 Lever Action Rifle, #440945, .300 Sav. cal., 24'' barrel with Johnson Automatic muzzlebrake, blue finish, checkered walnut stock with Wm. H. Hoegee brown rubber butt pad, and green canvas commercial sling. Topped with a Weaver K 2.5 scope. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 96% blue, with some losses and very minor pitting to left side of frame. Stock with some scuffs and scratches. Good action, bright bore, clear scope optics with two-dot Rangefinder reticle. Est.: $500-750. (C&R)

Scarce Winchester Model 100 Semi-Automatic Carbine, in .284 Win. cal., #160699, 19'' barrel, blue finish, one-piece pistol-grip walnut stock, checkered black composite buttplate, hooded silver bead front sight, folding rear sight, sling swivels, tan leather sling, and one original magazine. Topped with a Redfield 1'' Tube 2x-7x scope on one-piece Buehler mount; scope with a range-finding type fine crosshair reticle. Top of barrel and receiver are both Winchester proofed. Mfg'd 1967. Rifle is in very good overall condition and shows normal signs of moderate field use. Approx. 95% blue finish remains with plum-colored toning to the receiver; top of barrel between rear sight and receiver with some speckled oxidation; factory lettering is clear. Stock with general shallow scratches and impressions with a clear even color and finish. Action is smooth with a near excellent bore. Scope exterior is also near excellent showing only normal slight wear; optics are clear. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Belgian Browning FNH 98 Bolt Action Rifle, #4125, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, polished bolt, sling swivels, factory checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, with Lyman receiver sight and standard ramp front sight. Condition is excellent, dating from the early 1960s, retaining approx. 97%+ factory blue, with most of the losses to the niter-blue bolt release and some thinning to the magazine floorplate and high edges of triggerguard. Finely checkered stock with very mild scuffs and several minor aberrations to pistol grip checkering. Crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

FN Custom Bolt Action Mauser Rifle, #45361, .358 Norma cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, ebony forend and pistol grip cap, ramp and bead front sight, three-leaf Express rear sight; an African coin is inlaid into the stock, as well as a blank ovoid escutcheon. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X II 2x7 scope on tip-off scope mounts. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 96% blue. Stock is nicely built, however there is an area approx. 1.25''x.05'' behind the upper tang that has chipped away and needs repair. Scope optics are clear, action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Sporterized Winchester Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle, #294821, .458 Win. mag. cal., 26'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut cheekpiece stock, with rosewood forend and butt cap with birch spacers; ramp gold bead front and Lyman rear peep sight. Sporterized in the 1950s by Matthews & Son, in Downey, CA. Condition is excellent as modified. These actions are known for being extremely strong. Approx. 98% lustrous blue to barrel, bolt and bolt release; matte finish to frame. Stock with mild impressions. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Winchester Model 100 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Leupold scope, #113603, .308 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, basket weave pattern press checkered walnut stock, checkered black composite buttplate, quick-release sling swivels, brown leather sling by Hunter, hooded silver bead front sight and folding rear sight, with one factory magazine. Topped with a Williams scope base and Leupold Vari-X III 3.5x10 scope; scope with duplex reticle and plastic Butler Creek lens covers. Top of the barrel and receiver are both Winchester proofed. Mfg'd 1965. Approx. 98%+ original blue finish remains and the metal surfaces rate as excellent overall; barrel address with crisp raised edges. One-piece stock rates as fine with intermittent normal small impressions from handling and use; press checkering is clean and shows no visible wear. Action is smooth with a bright bore. Scope also rates excellent with bright, clear optics. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #491118, .30-338 cal., 28'' medium-weight stainless steel target free-floating barrel, glass-bedded stock to blue frame, walnut target cheekpiece stock with adjustable aluminum buttplate and handstop; Redfield Int'l Match rear sight and modern spirit level globe front sight. and dovetailed scope mount. Follower, ramp and bolt are polished. Condition is excellent as modified. Stock shows just the lightest marks from range use. One-stage trigger is light and crisp. Finely grooved bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #62718, .308 cal., 29'' medium-weight stainless steel target free-floating barrel with 1/12 twist, glass-bedded stock to blue frame, walnut target cheekpiece stock with adjustable aluminum buttplate and handstop; Redfield Int'l Match rear sight and modern spirit level globe front sight. Top of receiver has been fitted with a case hardened stripper clip guide, as well as a two-piece Weaver mount. Follower, ramp and bolt are polished. Condition is excellent as modified, with some tape residue to barrel; bolt handle has been dipped in silicone and is beginning to flake (easily removed or redone). Four neatly plugged holes to right side of frame from previous target sights; triggershoe has been added. Stock shows just the lightest marks from range use. One-stage trigger is light and crisp. Finely grooved bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Winchester Pre-64 Super Grade Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #67447, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, with ebony forend cap and hard rubber Winchester pistol grip cap; red Winchester butt pad is present. Floorplate is factory marked Super Grade''; pistol-grip checkering extends completely around wrist. Factory sling swivels are present. Mfg'd 1947. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% factory blue. Rear sight dovetail is neatly plugged with dovetail blank; Redfield receiver sight is in place. Stock with only the most minor thinning and flattening to checks. Good action, bore is as new. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (C&R)

Post-64 Winchester Super Grade Bolt Action Rifle, #G47753, .270 cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, with factory red Winchester rubber butt pad. Topped with a Zeiss 3.5-10x44 MC scope on Leupold rings and mounts. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original factory blue. Stock, action and bore are excellent. Scope optics, with duplex reticle, are bright and clear. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Weatherby MK V Bolt Action Rifle, #42877, .300 Wea. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, skip-line checkered walnut stock, rosewood forend and pistol grip cap, factory Weatherby brown rubber butt pad, with commercial brown leather sling. Topped with a Leupold-X 3x9 scope on Redfield rings and mounts. This German made rifle remains in excellent condition, retaining approx. 98% lightly thinning blue with most of the losses to bottom of aluminum magazine floorplate. Stock with light impressions from field use. Clear scope optics, crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R)

Weatherby MK V Varmintmaster Bolt Action Rifle, chambered in .224 Wby. Mag., with Weatherby scope, #S2438, 24'' barrel, blue finish, skip-line checkered cheekpiece walnut stock, with rosewood forend and pistol grip cap, and factory brown rubber butt pad. This West German made rifle is topped with a Weatherby Variable 2-7x scope with fine crosshair reticle. Mfg'd ca. 1963-1964. Condition is near excellent with approx. 98% original blue, showing a small amount of scattered specks of oxidation and small marks from field use on barrel. Stock with only light scuffs and very shallow handling marks to cheekpiece area and to left side; checkering is clean and shows no visible wear. Triggerguard and magazine floorplate with very light specks of oxidation, most of which should clean. Action remains crisp, bore is bright. Scope with a few small nicks and scratches to the exterior, optics are clear. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R)

Remington Model 40-X Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle, #32016B, .222 Rem. cal., 28'' medium-weight barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock with fluted comb, factory buttplate, and Weaver rings and mounts. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original blue. Stock with very minor marks to cheek area. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #G2150935, .223 cal., 27'' medium-weight stainless steel target free-floating barrel by Krieger, glass-bedded stock to blue frame, walnut target cheekpiece stock with adjustable aluminum buttplate and handstop; Redfield Int'l Match rear sight and modern spirit level globe front sight. Top of receiver has been fitted with a case hardened stripper clip guide, as well as a two-piece Weaver mount. Follower, ramp and bolt are polished. Krieger spec disc is wired to front sling swivel. Condition is excellent as modified. Bolt handle has been dipped in silicone. Stock shows just the lightest marks from range use. One-stage trigger is light and crisp. Finely grooved bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #284899, .308 cal., 28'' medium-weight stainless steel target free-floating barrel with glass-bedded stock to blue frame, walnut target cheekpiece stock with adjustable aluminum buttplate and handstop; fine English-made rear sight marked MK.IV-403, and modern spirit level globe front sight. Top of receiver has been fitted with a case hardened stripper clip guide, as well as a two-piece dovetailed scope mount. Follower, ramp and bolt are polished. Condition is excellent as modified. Stock shows just the lightest marks from range use with small loss behind bolt handle. One-stage trigger is light and crisp. Finely grooved bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Bolt Action Rifle, #346955, .270 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut stock, with Pachmayr brown rubber butt pad, sling swivels, and standard front and rear sights. Mfg'd 1955. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 94% original factory blue. Stock with very light scuffs near cheek area; checkering shows light to moderate wear from field use. Light additional coat of finish may have been added to the stock at one point. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Remington Model 40-XB ''Rangemaster'' Single Shot Bolt Action Target Rifle, #32432B, 7.62x51mm NATO cal., 27.25'' heavy ''REP'' marked barrel, and blue finish. One-piece pistol-grip walnut stock with a black rubber Mershon ''White Line'' pad, forend with a recessed channel and multi-position sling swivel, as well as a barrel adjustment screw on each side. Barrel and receiver each with a scope block; both are also factory drilled and tapped for target sights. Bolt body is numbered to the gun. Barrel is marked ''REP'' on the right side and ''7.62 NATO'' on the left. Metal surfaces rate as excellent with approx 98%+ original blue; bolt handle shows just a little thinning. Stock is very good showing normal scattered small dings and scratches from range use; left side starting at about the mid-point with spots of ''blistering'' and flaking to the finish, nothing that affects the function of the rifle and may clean up a little after being gone over with some fine sandpaper. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Nice smooth action and excellent bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Factory Engraved Browning FN High-Power Safari Grade Bolt Action Rifle, #58298L70, .375 H&H cal., 24'' barrel, matte finish, finely checkered cheekpiece claro walnut stock with Decelerator black butt pad, rosewood forend and pistol grip cap, cap with bull elephant motif; standard magnum three-leaf Express rear sight with hooded bead ramp front sight. Topped with a matte finish Leupold Vari-X III 1.5x5 scope on tip-off mounts. Mfg'd 1970. Condition is excellent, appearing new as modified, with matte finish showing only the lightest wear. Stock is excellent. Crisp action, minty bore, clear optics. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Browning Olympian Grade Bolt Action Rifle, #12723Z69, .22-250 cal., 24'' barrel, factory engraved blue finish, skip-line checkered cheekpiece fancy walnut stock, rosewood forend and pistol grip cap, birch spacers, gold trigger, and later-added Old English black rubber butt pad. Topped with a Leupold 3-9x42 scope with dot crosshair reticle. This rifle features a Sako receiver mfg'd for FN. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is excellent showing little use, with some crazing to the varnish on the buttstock. Almost all the original blue is retained. Period scope with clear optics. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #436727, .375 H&H cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut stock, Winchester red rubber butt pad, ramp brass bead front and two-leaf Express rear sight. Topped with an early Leupold M7 scope on Redfield rings and mounts. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is fine to near excellent retaining approx. 92% lightly thinning blue. Stock with some scratches and scuffs and an additional coat of matte varnish. Trigger shoe has been added. Crisp action, bright bore, clear crosshair reticle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Custom Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Target Rifle, #G1525241, bore dia. 0.243 (approx. 6.5x51mm - should be verified by a competent gunsmith); 26'' medium-weight stainless steel target free-floating barrel, glass-bedded stock to blue frame, walnut target cheekpiece stock with adjustable aluminum buttplate and handstop; Redfield Olympic Match rear sight and modern spirit level globe front sight. Top of receiver has been fitted with a case hardened stripper clip guide, as well as a two-piece dovetailed scope mount. Follower, ramp and bolt are polished. Condition is excellent as modified, with some tape residue to barrel; bolt handle has been dipped in silicone and is beginning to flake (easily removed or redone). Stock shows just the lightest marks from range use. One-stage trigger is light and crisp. Finely grooved bore is mirror bright. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern) CALIBER UNKNOWN

Italian made Weatherby MK XXII Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Weatherby scope, #24072, .22 LR cal., 24'' blued barrel, black factory grooved receiver, pistol-grip skipline checkered walnut stock with cheekpiece, rosewood forend and pistol grip cap, factory brown rubber Weatherby recoil pad, sling swivels, dovetailed brass bead front sight, and folding leaf rear sight. Topped with a Weatherby Mark XXII 4x50 scope with integral mounts and fine crosshair reticle. Included is one 10-round magazine. Approx. 99% original finish remains and metal surfaces rate as excellent overall; factory lettering is clear. Wood is near excellent with a handful of shallow impressions on forend and rosewood forend cap; checkering is clean showing no visible wear; wood with original semi-gloss finish. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Scope is also excellent showing only minor marks to the exterior; optics are clear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Left-Hand Weatherby MK V Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #H86919, .300 Wea. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, matte blue/black finish, skip-line checkered walnut stock, white-spaced rosewood butt and forend cap, factory three-leaf Express sight, and additionally topped with a Leupold 2x7 Vari-X II scope with standard duplex reticle, on Buehler rings and mounts. This Japanese made Weatherby retains approx. all of its dark matte finish that was professionally added at a later date. Stock is excellent with light marks from handling, with two African coins inlaid into the bottom portion of stock and pistol grip cap, one a Cameroon 5 Franc coin, the other a 10 Thebe coin from Botswana. With added Pachmayer butt pad and spacer, giving an overall length of pull at 13.75''. Older Leupold scope with several small nicks to rim near objective lens (still providing excellent optics). Good action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Sako Forester AII Mannlicher Bolt Action Carbine, #330867, .243 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut pistol-grip Mannlicher stock with cheekpiece, satin finish, black composite Sako buttplate, and rear swivel stud. Also featuring front barrel band with sling swivel, hooded brass bead front sight, Williams ramped rear sight, factory grooved receiver, and Burris 3x-9x scope with a duplex reticle. Made in Finland. Mfg'd circa late 70's-early 80's. Condition is excellent with approx. 97%-98% factory blue finish. Metal shows only intermittent minor handling marks and a spot of light thinning behind the rear sight. Wood is also excellent with a few tiny impressions to right side of buttstock; checkering is mostly clean and crisp with a spot of mild flattening at the right side of the wrist. Factory lettering is clear. Action is smooth, bore is bright. Scope exterior with slight handling marks, optics are clear. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Sako Finnbear L61R Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #62490, .25-06 cal., 24-1/2'' barrel, and blue finish. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock with cheekpiece, semi-gloss finish, vented brown rubber Sako recoil pad, sling swivels, and brown leather sling. Also with a hooded blade front sight, factory grooved receiver, and Leupold Vari-X II 3x9 scope with duplex reticle. Made in Finland. Imported by Garcia Sporting Arms and so marked on bottom of barrel. Metal is excellent with approx. 98% remaining original blue finish; receiver with light plum-colored toning. Stock is very good showing signs of moderate field use, including small handling marks and shallow impressions to the cheekpiece and left side below the receiver; checkering is clean and crisp. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Scope exterior with marks from previous lens covers, optics are clear. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Browning Citori Grade I Upland Special Over/Under Shotgun, #28885NTB33. 20 ga. 24'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are fitted with Invector Plus choked (Mod./Full included). Action features single selective gold trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety; receiver has standard roll engraving. Standard Grade satin-finished walnut used on a slender forend with Schnabel tip, and straight grip buttstock with 14'' length of pull to original Browning buttplate. Mfg'd 1996. Condition is excellent, showing few handling marks to wood and almost no wear to action, which closes tight and functions perfectly; bores are bright. A very nice lightweight field gun. Est.: $750-$950. (Modern)

Browning Citori Field Grade Magnum Over/Under Shotgun, #05174H37. 12 ga. 30'' vent rib barrel has 3'' chambers and is choked Mod./Full. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Wood is Standard Grade walnut, with finger grooves on beavertail forend, no grip cap, but original Browning Whiteline recoil pad on pistol-grip buttstock. No engraving on receiver indicates early example. Mfg'd in the mid-1970s by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is very good, with numerous handling marks to wood, edgewear to bottom of receiver from field carry, and noticeable wear to action when opening. Action locks up tight however, and trigger/ejectors functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $650-$900. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Broadway Skeet Over/Under Shotgun, #252PT13138, 12 ga. 28'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, are fitted with a special «'' wide ventilated rib, and are threaded for Invector choke tubes (Skt and Cyl installed). Receiver is Grade 1, but with extra border engraving; action has single, gold, wide selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Forend is narrow Lightning type but with Schnable forend tip; buttstock has a pistol grip without grip cap but with black Pachmayr Old English butt pad. The European walnut may have been special ordered, as it appears to be Grade 3. Mfg'd 1986. Condition is approx. 90%-95% with few marks to wood with sharp checkering and some wear to the action, which locks up tight; bores are bright. Est.: $950-$1,300. (Modern)

SKB Model 585 Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #NA04113. 26'' .410 bore vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are fitted for screw-in chokes (IC./Mod. installed). Boxlock action features Kersten crossbolt lockup, single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Nice Grade 1 walnut is used on forend and buttstock, which has a black plastic grip cap and SKB buttplate. Gun has the ''Gold Package'', which includes blue receiver and two gold inlaid game birds. Mfg'd approx. 2000. Condition is absolutely excellent and possibly unfired, with no mars to high-gloss wood finish and very tight action lockup; bores are mirror bright. A very nice little .410 Over/Under. Est.: $1,250-$1,750. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #103J72, .410 bore. 28'' vent rib barrel is choked Mod./Full. Standard forend and long-tang flat-knob buttstock are of nice tan walnut with correct checkering and Pachmayr Old English recoil pad fitted to butt. Action is Standard Superposed, with gold selective single trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety, with Grade 1 engraving. Housed in a period-correct Browning hard case. Mfg'd 1972. Condition is excellent, as gun has been used little, and has no handling marks to wood or metal. It could use a good cleaning, as the action is very stiff from not being completely broken in, accumulated congealed oil and lack of use. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)

Beretta Model 471 Silver Hawk Side-by-Side Shotgun, #S10371A, 20 ga. 28'' barrels have 3'' chambers and are fitted for Beretta Optima chokes (IC/IM installed). The coin-finished receiver has roll engraving over frame, top tang and triggerguard, with golden hawk inlay on opening lever. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Small forend and straight grip buttstock are nice European walnut with satin finish, good checkering, and a 14.5'' LOP to a solid red recoil pad. Contained in a correct blue plastic Beretta hard case with three extra choke tubes and wrench, oil, parts, and Beretta paperwork. Mfg'd approx. 2005. Condition is like new, with no mars to the wood or metal and little wear to the action. Bores are slightly dirty but otherwise bright. Est.; $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Lightning Skeet Over/Under Shotgun, #4445V73, 20 ga. 28'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, low vent rib with target beads, and are choked Skt/Skt. Receiver is marked ''Lightning'' and features the standard Browning engraving, gold single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. High gloss-finished walnut features a forestock with full beavertail form, and a long-tang flat-knob buttstock with nice figure, ending in a 14'' length of pull with a Pachmayr Whiteline butt pad. Mfg'd 1973. Condition is near excellent with some carry wear on the bottom of the receiver but little wear to the action itself. Wood has almost no handling marks, lockup is still very tight and bores are bright. Est.: $1,400-$1,750. (Modern)

Ruger Red Label Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #410-40047. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are fitted for choke tubes (IC./Mod. installed). Stainless steel boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and auto safety. Walnut figure is select for Field Grade, and both full forend and pistol-grip buttstock are nicely checked, with original Ruger grip cap and red recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1990s. Condition is near excellent, with one bump to forend and several small handling marks. Very little wear to action, which functions correctly, and mirror bores. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Ruger Red Label Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #400-14115. 20 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked IC./Mod. Boxlock action has single selective trigger, auto ejectors and auto safety (which can be disabled). Wood is nice American walnut with full checkering, Ruger grip cap, and red Ruger recoil pad. Contained in original Ruger box serial numbered to the gun. Mfg'd 1980s. Condition is like new in original box, with no blemishes to wood or metal and only slight wear to action. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Beautiful Custom Ordered Orvis Uplander/AYA Model XXV Boxlock Side-by-Side Two-Barrel Set, #581905, 12 ga., 27'' barrels, one set choked IC/Mod. and the other Mod./Full; auto ejectors, case hardened finish, auto safety, large double underlugs, English walnut stock, with Pachmayr ''Old English'' butt pad. The initials ''AJC'' are engraved on the triggerguard. Mfg'd 1985. In fitted canvas case with all original documentation. Condition is excellent retaining nearly all of its fine scroll engraving. Rear of receiver is scalloped and fit to the buttstock. Straight grip stock is of fine English walnut and virtually unblemished. Dimensions are 14.75''x1.25''x2'' with slight cast-off. Action and bores are excellent. Est.: $4,000-$5,000. (Modern)

Rare Ferlib Model 7 (F.VII) High Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #33320. 12 ga. 28'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, tapered filed concave rib, and is choked Mod./Full, with ''Ferlib Italia'' on left barrel. Action is a scalloped Anson & Deeley boxlock with dual underlugs, and features double triggers, auto ejectors and auto safety. Receiver is coin finished, with full coverage of English scroll engraving, which is signed ''A. Gobbi Inc.''. Select Grade European walnut is used on a splinter forend and straight grip buttstock, both extensively checkered at 26 lines per inch; length of pull is 14-3/4'' over black Pachmayr pad. Barrels dated 1979. Condition is excellent, with very few small handling marks to wood and metal; almost no wear to action, which locks up tight and functions perfectly; bores are bright. Est.: $5,000-$7,500. (Modern)

Browning Model 42 Grade V Slide-Action Shotgun, #01885NZ982. 26'' .410 bore vent rib barrel has 3'' chamber and is marked ''Full'' but appears opened to Mod. Select walnut on full forend and pistol-grip buttstock are nicely checkered in ''Double Diamond'' pattern at 22 LPI, which metal grip cap and plastic ''Browning'' buttplate. Receiver is nicely engraved in game scenes with gold inlaid dogs and birds, surrounded by nice rose and scrolls. Mfg'd 1991. Condition is like new, with almost no marks to wood and little wear to metal. Action is tight and functions well, bore is bright. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Browning Model 12 Grade V Limited Editon Slide-Action Shotgun, #07595NM972. 28 ga. 26'' vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod. Receiver has elaborate game scene engraving, with gold ducks in flight on one side and pointers flushing a grouse on the other, all surrounded by scrolls. Forend and buttstock are high-gloss Exhibition Grade walnut, with correct Winchester checkering, metal grip cap, and original Browning buttplate. All contained in original Browning box serial numbered to the gun, with original paperwork. Mfg'd 1990 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is as new, in original box, appearing unfired. Est.: $1,300-$1,700. (Modern)

Perazzi Mirage Over/Under Skeet Gun, with small bore tube sets, #56965. 12 ga 27-9/16'' (70cm) barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, a stepped and tapered vent rib with target beads, a vent rib between barrels, and are fitted for choke tubes, as are all the tube sets (approx. 17 in all). Also includes extra trigger serial numbered to the gun. MX-8 type boxlock action fires bottom barrel first, with non-auto safety and auto ejectors. Semi-beavertail Type 4 forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of Standard Grade walnut, with no grip cap and Kick-Eez recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 13.5''x1.5''x2.5''. Contained in a metal Americase, with paperwork, choke tubes, tools and spare parts. Mfg'd 1990s. Condition is approx. 98%, with only a few small handling marks to wood, no loss of case color, and almost no wear to action. Est.: $4,000-$6,000. (Modern)

Perazzi Mirage-S Over/Under Skeet Gun, with small bore tube sets, #84893. 12 ga. 29.5'' (75cm) barrels have 11mm (.043'') concave vent rib with target beads and vent rib between barrels, with 2-3/4'' chambers and screw-in choke tubes. The 20 ga., 28 ga. and .410 bore tubes have screw-in tubes as well, approx. 16 in all. Action fires bottom barrel first, with non-auto safety and auto ejectors. Semi-beavertail Type 4 forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of Presentation Grade walnut, with no grip cap, adjustable comb and Kick-Eez recoil pad. Stock dimensions are 13.5''x1.5''x2''. All items are contained in a sturdy metal Americase marked ''Pacific Sporting Arms'', with all paperwork, choke tubes, tools, extra parts and oil. Barrels are dated 2013. Condition is approx. 95%, with virtually no mars to wood and some edgewear to receiver. Action is still very smooth and tight, bores are bright. Est.: $4,500-$6,000. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #2211J8, .410 bore. 26.5'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked IC/M. Action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety, with standard Browning engraving on the receiver. The Schnabel forend and flat-knob short-tang buttstock are both adequately checkered, and there is a Pachmayr Old English pad fitted to the butt. Mfg'd 1968. Condition is fine to excellent, with a possible salt wood corrosion problem where the receiver meets the buttstock, which should be checked by a competent gunsmith. Est.: $1,250-$2,000. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Skeet Over/Under Shotgun, #3231F70, 28 ga. 28'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, a low vent rib with target beads, and are choked Skt/Skt. Receiver is standard Browning configuration with single gold selective trigger, auto ejectors, non-auto safety and standard engraving. The full beavertail forestock is of chocolate brown walnut with some figure; the short-tang flat-knob buttstock is more striking with dramatic figure and a red cast to the walnut. A 14-1/8'' length of pull ends with a black Pachmayr ''Old English'' recoil pad. Mfg'd 1970. Condition is really excellent, with little wear to the receiver or action, and very few handling marks to the wood. (It does appear that one of the stocks has been replaced -- hard to tell which one.) Est.: $1,750-$2,500. (Modern)

Winchester Model 23 XTR Pigeon Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #PWK202515, 20 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Action features single selective trigger, auto safety, auto ejectors, and strong double underlug lockup. Coin-finished receiver has distinctive scroll engraving, with standing pigeon on bottom. Pistol-grip buttstock and beavertail forend have nice figure with nearly full coverage of checkering, round knob pistol grip and black Pachmayr Old English recoil pad. Contained in a very nice canvas hard case with English-style compartments and leather handle, straps and corner supports. Mfg'd approx. 1988 by Nikko Firearms in Japan. Condition is near new, with no mars to wood or metal, and only slight wear to the action. Bores are bright with a tight lockup. Est.: $1,600-$1,800. (Modern)

Winchester Model 23 Golden Quail Side-by-Side Shotgun, #GQ-57E, 28 ga. 25.5'' barrels have a concave rib and are choked Quail 1/Quail 2 (IC/M). The coin-finished receiver has engraved scenes of flushing quail on sides, with ''One of 500'' and ''Golden Quail'', gold quail head inlay on bottom, and scroll engraving on balance of receiver, triggerguard, tangs and barrels. Action has gold single selective trigger, machine-turned surfaces, auto ejectors, non-auto safety, and double underlug lock. Beavertail forend and straight grip buttstock are of Presentation Grade walnut with extensive checkering and original Winchester butt pad. Mfg'd approx. 1985. Condition is excellent with little wear to the action, very tight lockup and mirror bores. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #OF242, 28 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Field forend and long-tang flat-knob buttstock are of high gloss-finished European walnut, and the buttstock has nice figure with a 14.5'' length of pull to a Pachmayr ''Old English'' butt pad. Receiver has typical Superposed engraving, and target sights have been added to the rib. Mfg'd approx. 1970. Condition is very good with little wear to the receiver or action, and almost none to the buttstock, which may be a replacement. There is some evidence of salt wood corrosion to the receiver at its fit to the buttstock; this should be checked by a competent gunsmith. Otherwise, this is a very nice 28 ga. Superposed. Est.: $2,500-$3,000. (Modern)

Remington Model 3200 Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #OU.30388. 12 ga. 30'' vent rib separated barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are marked Mod./Full but have been opened to IC/Mod. (perhaps to shoot Trap doubles). Boxlock action features a single selective trigger, auto ejectors, non-auto safety, and very fast lock time. Gun has had Remington strengthening modification; original field buttstock appears to have been replaced with a Trap version, modified to provide an adjustable comb, and Kickeez recoil pad with 14-1/2'' length of pull. Mfg'd approx. 1974. Condition is excellent as modified, with few marks to wood or metal and little wear to action, which locks up very tight; bores are bright. Est.: $750-$900. (Modern)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #2514F9, 28 ga. 26.5'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked IC/Mod. Action is standard weight Browning and features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety, with Browning engraving to receiver. Forend is field width with Schnabel tip; buttstock is short-tang flat-knob configuration with black Pachmayr ''Old English'' butt pad fitted. Mfg'd 1969. Condition is excellent except for mismatch of buttstock and forestock; one has been replaced. Otherwise, action functions correctly and locks very tight; bores need cleaning but are not pitted. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Browning Cynergy Field Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #05882MV132, 28 ga. 28'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, vent rib with target beads and Invector chokes (F,M,IC included). Action has single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver is silver nitride finished to reduce corrosion, with distinctive Browning logo/design. Standard Grade walnut forend and pistol-grip buttstock are specially designed to fit with low receiver profile. Still enclosed in its original box, with stock spacer, extra choke tube and wrench, and all Browning paperwork. Mfg'd 2005. Condition is as new in box, possibly having been fired but otherwise new. A great new concept in over/under design. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Beretta Model A303 Special Trap Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #M95322E. 12 ga. 30'' ported barrel has wide 10mm vent rib, choked IM., with a 2-3/4'' chamber. Standard A303 action has been modified to add a release trigger, safety delete, large bolt release and shell catcher. Beavertail forend and Monte Carlo buttstock are from Exhibition Grade walnut, with buttstock expertly modified to add a full pistol grip, adjustable butt pad, and an adjustable leather-covered comb. Mfg'd early 1990s. Condition is excellent as improved, with no marks to wood, little action wear, and mirror bore. A very nice custom Trap gun. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Browning Model 42 Grade V Limited Edition Slide-Action Shotgun, #01729NZ982. .410 bore 26'' vent rib barrel has 3'' chamber and is choked Full. Receiver has elaborate game scene engraving, with gold inlaid ducks on one side and gold inlaid hunting dogs on the other, surrounded by elaborate scrolls. Forend and pistol-grip buttstock are Exhibition Grade walnut with high-gloss finish, checkering done at 22 LPI, with metal grip cap and black Browning buttplate, contained in original box serial numbered to the gun, with all original paperwork. Mfg'd 1991 by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Condition is as new, in original box, appearing unfired. Est.: $1,200-$1,500. (Modern)

Browning Light Twenty Auto-Loading Shotgun, #74Z82075, 20 ga. 26'' vent rib barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked IC. Receiver is deep blue with light engraving, still very sharp. Action has magazine cutoff and speed load feature, Grade 1 walnut on slender forend and flat-knob buttstock, with original FN/Browning Automatic buttplate. Mfg'd 1974. Condition is as new and completely original. Action is still stiff, having been used little and containing congealed oil. This is a great dove or skeet gun. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Belgian Browning Auto-5 Magnum Twelve Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #68V2430, 12 ga., 3'' chamber, choked Full, 29'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, long-tang checkered walnut stock, with factory brown rubber buttplate. LOP 14''. Mfg'd 1968. Condition is excellent, with only the lightest pressure dings to stock and very small scratches to front of pistol grip area. Sharp checkering, crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Browning Superposed Grade 1 Over/Under Shotgun, #3856V73, 20 ga. 26.5'' barrels have a low vent rib, 3'' chambers, and are choked IC./Mod. Action features a selective single trigger, auto ejectors, and a non-auto safety. The Schnabel forend and long-tang flat-knob buttstock are of nice walnut, with correct checkering and a Pachmayr Whiteline recoil pad. Contained in a period-correct Browning hard case. Mfg'd 1973. Condition is approx. 90%-95%, with some handling marks to wood and only the slightest edgewear to the receiver bluing. Action still locks very tight and functions correctly; bore are bright. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Browning Citori Model 725 Sporting Over/Under Shotgun, #31239ZT131, 28 ga. 30'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers, high ventilated rib and vent porting between barrels, and are fitted for Invector tubes (Mod./Full installed). Receiver is silver nitride finished with distinctive Browning logos, and includes auto ejectors, gold single selective trigger adjustable for length of pull, and non-auto safety. Grade III satin-finished forearm and pistol-grip buttstock have palm swell, no grip cap, and Browning Inflex recoil pad. Mfg'd 2016. Condition is almost new, as the action is very tight and bores are bright. A lovely little 28 ga. Sporting Clays gun. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Like New Beretta A300 Outlander Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #RU002300, 12 ga., 3'' chamber, 28'' vent rib matte finished barrel with internal screw-in IM choke, black receiver, checkered pistol-grip wood stock, factory black rubber pad, brass bead front sight, and sling swivel studs. LOP is 14.25''. In original box that is numbered to the gun, with owner's manual, choke tube tool, and an additional ''IC'' and ''Full'' choke tube. Shotgun is in excellent as new overall condition, appearing to have been fired very little. Barrel with a few insignificant handling marks. Internally a very clean shotgun that shows very few signs of being fired. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 XTR Lightweight Over/Under Shotgun, #K281732E. 20 ga. 27'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers, white target beads, and are fitted with Winchokes (Mod./Full installed). Boxlock action features a single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and a non-auto safety. Grayed receiver has engraved game birds surrounded by nice rose and scrolls. Standard Grade walnut semi-beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock have a high-gloss finish, adequate checkering, no grip cap, and an original Winchester solid red recoil pad. Mfg'd by Nikko in Japan for Winchester in the mid-1980s. Condition is excellent and original, with very little use shown. There are several handling marks to the wood, but almost no wear to the action, which functions correctly; center bead requires repair. Locks up tight and has mirror bores. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Browning Citori Special Skeet Edition Over/Under Shotgun, #33590NTTE3, 28 ga. 28'' barrels feature a high vent rib with target beads, 2-3/4'' chambers and Invector chokes (SK/SK installed). Citori action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Deep blue receiver features ''Special Skeet Edition'' in gold. Beavertail forend and flat-knob buttstock are ''B'' Grade walnut with high-gloss finish and original Browning Skeet recoil pad installed. Original serial numbered box included with Browning paperwork. Mfg'd 1996. Condition is as new in original box, appearing unfired. A great little 28 ga. Skeet gun. Est.: $800-$1,000. (Modern)

Browning Auto-5 Standard-Weight Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #X49204. 16 ga. 30'' plain barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Full. Barrel is marked ''Made in Belgium'', with correct ''St. Louis, MO'' address. Receiver has correct and complete engraving and has the older front slide safety and small operating handle. Wood is nice Field Grade walnut, with slender finger-groove forend and round-knob pistol-grip buttstock, including original FN/Browning Automatic buttplate. Mfg'd 1951. Condition is exceptional and shows little use, except for a few handling marks on buttstock. Action looks new, bore needs cleaning but looks bright. Est.: $750-$950. (C&R)

Browning ''Twelvette'' Double Auto Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #A18755. 12 ga. 25.5'' vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod. Receiver is made of an aluminum alloy for lightness, anodized ''Forest Green'', and then roll engraved with nice scroll and border pattern. Action is a Val Browning design for two quick shots at targets. Wood is nice grain walnut, with a full forend and straight grip buttstock, ending with Pachmayr Old English pad. Mfg'd late 1950s. Condition is near excellent, with only one small crack on left-hand side of stock at receiver. Action is crisp, bore is bright. A very rare configuration for a Twelvette. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)

Scarce Winchester Stainless Marine Pump Action Shotgun, #L2056522, 12 ga., 3'' chamber, 18'' barrel, high polish bright stainless finish, dovetailed silver bead front sight on ramped base and folding rear sight. Smooth pistol-grip wood stock with factory black rubber recoil pad, stainless sling swivel studs, and grooved forend. Top of barrel is Winchester proofed. Shotgun is in excellent overall condition showing signs of little use. Bright stainless finish shows only scattered small marks from handling. Factory lettering is crisp; barrel address with clean raised edges. Wood appears as new. Action is smooth. Chamber area is extremely clean but oddly the mostly bright bore does need a thorough cleaning, as there is some powder fouling at about the mid-point. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Nikko/Golden Eagle Model 5000 Grade I Over/Under Shotgun, #K246705. 20 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Boxlock action is identical to a Winchester 101 and features single selective trigger, auto ejector and non-auto safety. Receiver has moderate scroll engraving, with gold eagle head inlays on both sides. Beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of European walnut with high-gloss finish, and feature finger grooves, no grip cap, and a 14-3/4'' length of pull over a Pachmayr solid black pad. Mfg'd approx. 1976. Condition is very good despite poor storage, as there are several significant dents and gouges in the wood. Action closes tight but appears a bit gummy and should be thoroughly cleaned; bores are dirty but do not appear damaged. Est.: $550-$700. (Modern)

Mossberg Silver Reserve Model Over/Under Two-Barrel Shotgun Set, #TR20011760. 20 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are fitted for Mossberg flush-mounted choke tubes. 28 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are likewise fitted for choke tubes (total 10 tubes included). Pistol-grip buttstock and both forends are of Standard Grade walnut, checkered, without grip cap but with Neoprene butt pad installed. Boxlock action features single selective trigger, non-auto safety and simple extractors. Receiver is silver colored with roll engraving and two gold inlaid quail on each side. All contained in original Mossberg box, including paperwork. Mfg'd 2012 in Turkey for Mossberg. Condition is like new, with no damage to wood or metal and very little use. There is some rust showing at the breeches, which should clean up well. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Verona Model 702 Series Over/Under Shotgun, #240620, 12 ga., 3'' chamber, 28'' vent rib blued steel barrels with internal IM/M chokes, and ejectors; barrel rib with a red fiber optic front sight. Nickel finished receiver with scroll engraving and gold inlaid bird scenes. Checkered walnut stock with Schnabel forend and black rubber pad; LOP is 14.5'' to the face of the gold-colored single select trigger. Included is the original box, choke tube wrench, and an additional Full, Cyl., and Imp-Mod. choke tube. Made in Italy and imported by LSI. With the exception of a few light scratches to the right side and bottom edge of the buttstock, this shotgun is in excellent as new overall condition. Inside and out a high condition, clean firearm. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Browning Citori Grade I Superlight Over/Under Shotgun, #06267PX123. 20 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked IC/Mod. Citori action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety; receiver has standard roll engraving. Standard Grade walnut is oil-finished and used on a slender forend with Schnabel tip and straight grip buttstock with 14.25'' length of pull to original Browning buttplate. Mfg'd 1983. Condition is excellent, with few handling marks to wood and light wear to action, which functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Belgian Browning Auto-5 Light Twelve Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #5G3051, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, choked Mod., 27'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, long-tang round-knob checkered walnut stock, with factory horn buttplate. LOP 14-3/8''. Mfg'd approx. 1958. Condition is excellent, appearing near new, with only the lightest pressure dings to stock. Sharp checkering, crisp action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Rare Buck Knives 20-Year Service Award Custom Shop Subhilt Bowie Knife, 7-1/4'' mirror polished blade is marked on one side in 24k gold plating ''BUCK KNIVES 20 YEAR SERVICE AWARD'', with collector's ''Blacksmith & Anvil'' logo in the background. Blade is also marked ''Buck Custom U.S.A.'' and ''013'' is lightly engraved near the finger choil. Finger-grooved ivory handle with nickel silver guard and pommel. Overall length is 12-1/2''. In glass topped wood display case with royal blue velvet interior. Blade is in mint condition with a bright high polished finish and showing no wear to the 24k gold plating. Nickel silver surfaces show some micro-scratching from handling; top lower portion of the guard with a little more noticeable scratching that could probably be polished out. Wood display is excellent and shows only minor storage type wear. Seldom seen, this knife comes from a long-time Buck knife collector. Est.: $1,400-$1,800.

Early Randall Model 3 ''Hunter'' Knife, with brown button sheath, 6'' blade with Randall logo, 10-3/4'' overall, standard shaped stacked leather washer handle, single brass hilt with burgundy, white, and dark spacers, and aluminum pommel with nut. In rough-back leather sheath with brown plastic ''Randall Made / Orlando, FLA.'' snaps, and marked on back with Randall logo, as well as ''3 6'', and ''GHD'' written in pen, with a two-part gray Crystolon ''Made In U.S. of A.'' sharpening stone. Knife is in very good used condition. Blade has been sharpened and shows normal signs of age and wear. Brass with some moderate discoloration from being stored in the sheath. Pommel with small scratches and signs of handling consistent with the overall condition of the knife. Handle rates a little higher and looks nice for its age and shows light age and wear. Sheath is near excellent for its age; stone pouch snap with a small spot of flaking to the brown finish; stitching and seams are tight. Est.: $500-$700.

Randall Model 1 ''Fighting'' Knife, with sheath, 7'' blade with Randall logo, 11-3/4'' overall, really nice stag handle, brown leather bootlace type wrist thong, nickel silver double hilt with two red, two white, and one bluish/gray center spacer. In rough-back brown leather sheath, stamped on back with Randall logo and ''7'', with smooth nickel snaps, and includes a plain salmon-colored sharpening stone. Condition is fine. Blade with little micro-scratching and a handful of dark spots that appear to have been light pitting that was very neatly cleaned. Randall logo is clear and crisp, cutting edge is clean and excellent with no chips or blemishes. Stag handle shows a nice mellow patina from age. Sheath shows moderate age and wear with an area of shallow pressure dents on front side of belt loop; stitching and seams are excellent. Est.: $400-$600.

Randall Model 4 ''Big Game and Skinner'' Fixed Blade Knife, with sheath, 7'' blade with standard Randall stainless logo; 12-1/8'' overall length. Finger-grooved ivorite handle with nickel silver double hilt and duralumin pommel cap with black spacers. In black leather Randall sheath stamped on backside with Randall logo and ''4 7'', with ''Randall Made'' snaps and unmarked salmon-colored sharpening stone. In excellent overall condition, never carried or sharpened, with a small amount of micro-scratching and minor handling marks, mainly to the hilt and pommel cap. Sheath is excellent. Est.: $400-$600.

Randall Model 18 ''Attack Survival'' Knife, with sheath, 7-1/2'' blade with 3'' sawtooth top edge; blade is marked with standard Randall stainless logo; 12-1/4'' overall length. Knurled stainless tubular hollow handle with a brass guard and removable threaded brass pommel cap; cap with a small compass mounted to the inside. In brown leather Randall sheath stamped on front with Randall logo, with ''Randall Made'' snaps, green leg wrap, and unmarked salmon-colored sharpening stone. Blade is excellent with a few spots of slight scratching to right side cutting edge. Brass guard with moderate discoloration and some verdigris on the surface as a result of being stored in the sheath and would improve with a thorough cleaning. Blade serrations are sharp and free of any chips or visible wear. Sheath shows darkening at the throat, as well as some horizontal dark lines to the backside, otherwise showing a few moderate surface scuffs and scratches; stitching and seams are excellent. Est.: $450-$650.

Randall Model 12 ''Sportsman Bowie'' Knife, with sheath, 9'' blade with standard Randall stainless logo; 14'' overall length. Black micarta single finger grip handle with nickel silver ferrule, nickel silver double hilt with red/white/black spacers. In brown leather Randall sheath stamped on front with Randall logo, with ''Randall Made'' snaps, green leg wrap, and unmarked salmon-colored sharpening stone. In excellent overall condition, never carried or sharpened. Hilt with very mild toning and fine micro-scratching. Sheath is near excellent with a little darkening at the throat; backside with some surface scuffs and pressure scratches that did not break the surface of the leather; stitching and seams show no visible wear. Est.: $500-$750.

Randall Model 14 ''Attack'' Knife, with sheath, 7-1/2'' blade with standard Randall stainless logo; 12-1/8'' overall length. Finger-grooved black micarta handle with a brass ferrule, brass double hilt, and green wrist thong. In brown leather Randall sheath stamped on front with Randall logo, with ''Randall Made'' snaps and salmon-colored ''Fine India'' sharpening stone. Blade is excellent overall with the original factory edge, appearing as new. Brass guard shows moderate toning from age. Micarta rates near excellent showing mostly minor handling marks; top left edge with a few more noticeable scratches. Sheath with scattered shallow scuffs and some darkening near the throat and to the stone pouch; rates as fine overall. Est.: $400-$600.

Early Randall Model 5 ''Camp and Trail'' Knife, with brown button Heiser sheath, 6'' blade with Randall logo and the name ''Richard C. Gordon'' on backside; 10-5/8'' overall, standard shaped stacked leather washer handle, single nickel silver hilt with eight (8) spacers total including two medium reddish, two thin white, and one thick dark spacer at the hilt; with aluminum pommel. In rough-back brown leather H.H. Heiser sheath with brown plastic ''Randall Made / Orlando, FLA.'' snaps, and marked on back with Heiser logo, as well as ''7'' to the right of the logo and ''1'' below; with unmarked solid gray sharpening stone. Knife is in very good used condition. Blade shows signs of additional sharpening and general scratching associated with normal field use; Randall logo is clear. Hilt shows mild toning. Handle rates a little higher and shows light to moderate age and wear. Sheath with considerable age and wear to the stone pouch and keeper strap; belt loop with a noticeable horizontal crack at the mid-point but is functional and intact. Stone is chipped along one of the short edges. Overall a nice knife that shows honest age and wear. Est.: $450-$650.

Winchester Model 94 U.S. Bicentennial Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, #USA04737, .30-30 cal., 20'' round blued steel barrel with standard sights; right side is marked ''Bicentennial 1776-1976''. Receiver with an antique type silver finish with case colored highlights and commemorative engraving to both sides. Straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend with a blued steel buttplate, right side of buttstock with inlaid commemorative medallion. In original box with matching end label. Appearing unfired, rifle remains in near excellent overall condition with approx. 99%+ original blue finish. Receiver with some light scratches as well as rub marks to the top right edge. Wood is excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is like new. Polychrome slipcover shows moderate age and storage wear. Approx. 20,000 of these rifles were mfg'd in 1976. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Model 94 Little Big Horn Centennial 1876-1976 Lever Action Rifle, #LBH02091, .44-40 cal., 20'' round barrel, blue and gold-colored finish, straight grip walnut stock with inlaid Little Big Horn medallion, saddle ring, with standard sights. Factory commemorative markings include light engraving on the receiver; right side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Little Big Horn Centennial''. In original box with misc. paperwork. Rifle is in excellent overall condition with approx. 99%+ blue and gold-colored finishes. Frame shows slight micro-scratching. Wood is excellent and appears as new. Bore is bright. Box shows moderate wear and some tattered short edges and corners. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

U.S. Firearms Mfg. Co. Single Action Army Revolver, #27970, .45 Colt cal., 4.75'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory checkered black plastic grips. In original box with extra .45 ACP cylinder, instructions and pistol rug. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unfired, with a very high quality factory finish applied. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Commemorative Nevada Centennial Single Action Revolver, #0068NC, .45 LC cal., 5-1/2'' barrel, blue finish, nickel triggerguard, faux pearl grips with silver Colt medallions, and standard sights. Left side of barrel is marked ''1864-NEVADA CENTENNIAL-1964''. Limited to 1,688 and mfg'd in 1964. Condition is excellent, appearing unfired, with approx. 99% original blue finish. Metal shows scattered slight micro-scratches and small handling marks; cylinder appears only partially turned as there is a faint index line between only a few of the cylinder stop notches. Grips are excellent, no chips or cracks. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Cased Matched Set One of One Thousand Lever Action Rifles: This set consists of 1.) Model 9422M, #MR199, in .22 Win. mag., with a 20'' round blued steel barrel, and factory grooved receiver. 2.) Model 94, #MC199, in .30-30 cal., with a 24'' round barrel. Both rifles with standard sights; right side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Matched Set of One Thousand''. Receiver, lever, and forend cap are gold plated; receiver with high quality game scene engraving to both sides. High-grade straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend with a blued steel buttplate. Both rifles come with the original boxes that are numbered to the gun, original shipping boxes, with manuals. Also included is two-gun wood display case with fitted red velvet lining. Both rifles are in excellent overall condition. Gold surfaces show some slight micro-scratching. Forend cap on the 9422M with a few minor scratches and handling marks. Wood on both rifles also rates excellent with all of the original finish. Bores are bright and both rifles appear unfired. Boxes show some light edge wear. Wood display case is excellent and was stored in its original shipping box; interior is like new. Only 1,000 of these sets were mfg'd in 1979. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Both/C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Cased Winchester-Colt Two-Gun Commemorative Set, which includes: 1.) Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #875WC, .44-40 cal., 20'' round barrel with standard sights, dark blue finish, case colored lever, with gold embellishments to the receiver and barrel. High grade straight grip checkered walnut stock with blued steel buttplate. 2.) Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #875WC, .44-40 cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish which is extensively embellished in gold, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut grips, with standard sights. Each firearm includes the original box that is numbered to the gun and the respective owner's manual. Rifle comes with the original shipping box which is also numbered to the gun. Revolver with the orange ''safety'' hang tag. Both firearms are displayed in a two-gun oak display case with fitted maroon velvet lining, brass plaque on the lid, and also includes one Colt and one Winchester medallion; each medallion is numbered to match the set. Both firearms are in excellent unfired condition and show only a few insignificant handling marks. Revolver also with a moderate impression to lower edge of left grip. Overall a really sharp looking set that displays well in the wood case. 2,300 sets were mfg'd in 1984. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Both/C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt Custom 3rd Gen. Single Action Army Revolver, #S41609A, .45 LC cal., 4.75'' barrel, dark blue finish, case hardened frame, one-piece smooth ivory grips, with standard sights. Included is a pair of factory black plastic eagle and Rampant Colt grips, each grip with the number ''609'' scratched into the backside. In blue two-piece Colt box, white cardboard box with matching end label, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 2006. Overall condition is excellent with approx. 99% original blue and color case hardened finish; cylinder with some light micro-scratching; factory lettering is clear and well defined. Ivory grips with a good fit and nice coloring and both sets of grips appear as new. Bore is bright and rates excellent. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (Modern/PPT)

Mint 3rd Gen Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #S67616A, .45 LC cal., 5-1/2'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame, checkered black composite eagle and Rampant Colt grips, with standard sights. In the original blue two-piece box with gold Colt logo on the lid, foam inserts, and the owner's manual. Mfg'd 2012. Revolver is in mint unfired condition. All of the factory blue and deep, rich case colors remain. Cylinder appears unturned. Box shows a few spots of light storage wear. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Early 3rd Generation Colt Sheriff's Model Single Action Revolver, with extra cylinder, #SA40572, .44-40 and .44 Special cal., 3'' barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut grips, with standard fixed sights. Both cylinders with matching numbers ''0572'' on the front. In glass-topped wooden display case with fitted tan velvet lining. Mfg'd 1980. Condition is excellent and appearing near new. 99% factory finishes remain with a few tiny spots of finish loss to the upper left edge of the frame. .44-40 cylinder shows only a very faint index line between a few of the cylinder stop notches and a few small scratches to the cylinder face. .44 Special cylinder with light micro-scratching and a thin light index line. Case colors are deep with clean and crisp factory lettering. Grips with a few small handling marks. Exterior of the display case shows only normal minor storage wear. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt John Wayne Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, with holster and gun belt set, #CJWC0410, .45 LC cal., 4.75'' barrel, dark blue finish, two-piece smooth ivory grips, with standard sights. Factory commemorative features include areas of scroll engraving and gold embellishments to parts of frame, barrel, and cylinder. Holster and belt set is mfg'd by Bianchi and includes a holster, belt, and cartridge holder. Belt and cartridge holder each with a brass tag that is numbered #410, with a total production of only 3,000. Included with the holster rig is the original hand-numbered box, COA, small picture of John Wayne, and misc. factory paperwork. Revolver has sustained a little damage to the right side, including minor wear to the front edge of the ejector rod housing, dent and scratch to the edge and side of the front sight, and light wear to the loading gate. Overall 98% original finish remains and the cylinder appears unturned and unfired. Ejector rod housing and left top edge of frame with a few tiny handling marks. Limited to 3,100 mfg'd in 1982. Leather holster, etc. are also excellent showing normal light wear; stitching and seams are tight. Est.: $1,400-$2,000. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Cased Winchester Model 94 Limited Edition I Lever Action Carbine, #77L1485, .30-30 cal., 20'' round blued steel barrel with standard sights; right side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Limited Edition by Winchester''. Receiver and lever are gold plated; receiver with fine game scene engraving to both sides. High-grade straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend with a blued steel buttplate. In original box with matching end label and paperwork. Also included is the wood display case with fitted red velvet lining; case interior with a wood-topped storage compartment. Appearing unfired, rifle is in near excellent+ overall condition. Receiver with some light rub marks to the upper edge, and all of the original blue finish remains. Wood shows only a few insignificant handling marks; right upper edge of buttstock and corner near buttplate shows a little bit of lightening to the color in the wood. Bore is like new. Box has been stored in its original shipping carton and the slipcover is in excellent condition; shipping carton also has a label and is numbered to the gun. Wood display case is a little warped or out of alignment and the middle latch will not close. Case was also stored in its shipping box and the exterior shows only a few spots of very minor storage wear; interior is excellent. Only 1,500 of these rifles were mfg'd in 1977. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Cased Winchester Model 94 Limited Edition II Lever Action Carbine, #78L162, .30-30 cal., 20'' round blued steel barrel with standard sights; right side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Limited Edition II by Winchester''. Receiver and lever are gold plated; receiver with fine game scene engraving to both sides. High grade straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend with a blued steel buttplate. In original box with matching end label and paperwork. Also included is the wood display case with fitted blue velvet lining; case interior with a wood topped storage compartment. Appearing unfired, rifle is in fine to near excellent overall condition retaining approx. 99%+ original blue finish. Hammer and some of the protected areas of the frame show some tarnishing but should improve with a thorough cleaning. Wood is as new with the exception of some lightening to the right side and lower edge of buttstock, which is most likely from being used as a display piece. Bore is like new. Box has been stored in its original shipping carton and slipcover is a little tattered at the corners; shipping carton also has a label and is numbered to the gun. Wood display case is a little warped or out of alignment and the middle latch will not close. Case was also stored in its shipping box and both the interior and exterior are excellent. Only 1,500 of these rifles were mfg'd in 1979. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester 150th Anniversary Commemorative High Grade One of Five Hundred Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle, #M662016356, chambered in .44-40 cal., 24'' blued steel octagon barrel with scroll engraving in the area around the rear sight, gold band at the muzzle, and top is marked in gold script ''Winchester Repeating Arms'' and ''1866-2016''. Brass receiver, forend cap, and crescent buttplate are also extensively scroll engraved; top of receiver is marked ''One of Five Hundred''; right side with ''Horse and Rider'' logo; left ''WRA''. Oil-finished custom grade straight grip walnut stock and forend. Sights include a carbine ladder rear sight and silver blade front sight. Rifle is in excellent as new overall condition and appears unfired. Magazine tube with the original Winchester sticker still attached. Bore is mirror bright. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern)

Colt Col. Sam Colt Sesquicentennial Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #4228SC, .45 Colt cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue/nickel finish, cylinder with engraved Colt Dome and Rampant Colt logo, smooth walnut grips with silver Colt medallions, and standard fixed sights. Left side of barrel with commemorative markings that read ''1814 - Col. Sam Colt Sesquicentennial Model - 1964''. In maroon velvet-lined presentation case with plaque on lid that reads ''One of 5000/Colonel Sam'l Colt/Sesquicentennial Models/1814-1864''. Includes R.L. Wilson's book ''The Arms Collection of Colonel Colt'', Col. Samuel Colt medallion, 12 nickel-plated dummy rounds, and key. Condition is fine overall, with cylinder showing slight toning and moderate dragline. Hammer with discoloration, mostly to right side; triggerguard also with light toning. Grips are like new. Bore is excellent. Case shows scuffs and marks from handling and storage; dustcover to book with fading and tattering to edges. Limited to 4750 mfg'd in 1964. Est.: $900-$1,500. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt Commemorative Abercrombie & Fitch Chicago Trailblazer Single Action Army Revolver, #291, .45 LC cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue and gold-colored finish, color case hardened frame, smooth walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, fixed blade front sight and adjustable rear sight. Cylinder is lightly engraved and marked ''Trailblazer''; butt is stamped ''Chicago''. Left side of the barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Abercrombie & Fitch Co.'' Revolver is in excellent condition; cylinder appears unturned. Ejector rod housing shows a few small handling marks. Front edge of left grip with a shallow impression, otherwise this revolver is as new and appears unfired, with beautiful case colors and nice bright gold colors. Only 100 of these handguns were mfg'd in 1966. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt 125th Anniversary Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #7107AM, .45 LC cal., 7.5'' barrel, dark blue and gold colored finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, and standard fixed sights. Factory lettering has been highlighted in gold; left side of barrel reads ''-125th Anniversary- S.A.A. Model .45 Cal.'' Grips are light in color from being on display in the casino, but this revolver is in otherwise excellent overall condition. Metal retains approx. 99% original blue finish with some scattered minor handling marks; cylinder with a slight index line and a few spots of concentrated micro-scratching. Grips with intermittent shallow handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Bright bore is like new. 7,390 of these revolvers were mfg'd in 1961. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Two-Digit Colt Arizona Ranger Commemorative Single Action Revolver, #29AR, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' blued steel barrel, case hardened frame, nickel-plated triggerguard, with scroll engraving on butt and standard sights; two-piece wood grips with silver Colt medallions. Left side of barrel is marked ''ARIZONA RANGER COMMEMORATIVE''. Included is a glass-topped wooden display case with fitted maroon velvet interior and reproduction Arizona Rangers badge. Revolver is in excellent as new overall condition, showing only a very faint index line between a few of the cylinder stop notches. Case colors are bright and vibrant. Grips retain all of their finish with bright silver medallions. Top of badge with a few scratches. Exterior of the display case shows only normal minor storage wear. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Like New Modern Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Carbine, #00237ZW73F, .357 Mag./.38 Spec. cal., with a 20'' blued steel round barrel. Receiver, lever, and crescent steel buttplate all with a vibrant color case hardened finish. Satin finished straight grip walnut stock and forend appear to be of a higher grade with an attractive wood grain, particularly on the buttstock. Sights include a tall blade front with brass bead and a semi-buckhorn rear sight. Bottom of magazine tube with the original Winchester sticker still attached. Mfg'd in Japan, by Miroku. Rifle is in as new overall condition and appears to be unfired. Inexplicably the lower tang is missing the rear stock screw. Brass carrier with a few slight scratches. The fit and finish looks very good with a deep rich blue and vibrant case colors. Wood is as new. Excellent action, mint bore. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

High Condition Modern Deluxe Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle, #00213ZV86C, .45-70 cal., 24'' octagon barrel with dark blue finish, vibrant color case hardened receiver and lever. Deluxe pistol-grip walnut stock is checkered at the wrist and forend with a color case hardened crescent steel buttplate, grip and forend cap. Rifle also features a dovetailed front sight with brass bead, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and upper tang mounted safety. Top of receiver and left barrel flat are Winchester proofed. Bottom of magazine tube with the original Winchester sticker still attached. Mfg'd in Japan by Miroku. Overall condition is excellent, appearing as new and possibly unfired. Factory lettering is sharp. Wood with an attractive wood grain pattern, checkering is unmarred. Excellent action and mint bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)

Browning Model 1895 Lever Action Rifle, #01154PW187, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Like New Boxed Consecutive Pair of Winchester Model 9422 & 9422M Lever Action Rifles: 1.) Model 9422, #F72170, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20.5'' barrel, blue finish, plain straight grip walnut stock and forend, black composite Winchester buttplate, ramped silver bead front sight with hood, standard sporting rear sight, with factory grooved receiver. 2.) Model 9422M, #F72171, .22 Win. mag. cal., with the same features and configuration as the first rifle. Both rifles come with their original red/white/blue box that is numbered to each rifle, and each box contains the original hang tag, owner's manual, warranty card, ''Hunter's Pocket Guide'', and brown wrapping paper. Boxes come in a Winchester cardboard shipping box, one side with a yellow ''Special Order'' tag from American Wholesale Hardware Co., Long Beach, CA. Both rifles are in outstanding as new overall condition, and are possibly unfired. Bores are mirror bright. Red/white/blue boxes show moderate yellowing from age. Shipping box is missing the flaps at one end. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Both/Modern)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA44240, .44 Spec. cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame, factory black plastic eagle and Rampant Colt grips, with standard fixed sights. Mfg'd 1980. Cylinder appears nearly unturned, but it does show signs of handling and storage wear leaving the metal surfaces in very good overall condition. Approx. 96%-97% factory blue and 99% case colors remain. Frame shows only a few tiny specks of oxidation and other metal surfaces with scattered small scratches and surface nicks, a few which have turned to tiny spots of surface rust. Factory lettering is excellent. Hammer with some tiny specks of reddish brown spotting, mainly to the right side. Grips rate as fine to near excellent with some minor scratches and impressions along the bottom edges; checkering shows no visible wear. Cylinder shows almost no index line but does have some other general slight micro-scratching. Bright bore rates excellent. Overall a good shooter grade revolver. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA28454, .44 Spec. cal., 5.5'' barrel, nickel finish, with a pair of wood-backed faux pearl grips, and standard fixed sights. In original woodgrain pattern box with matching end label, one of the styrofoam inserts, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1979. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and retains all of the factory nickel finish. Cylinder with some slight micro-scratching and looks partially turned, as there is a light index line between a few notches on the cylinder. All factory lettering is crisp. Grips are also excellent. Cylinder face is clean with an excellent bore; overall appearing unfired. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Modern/Exempt)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Engraved Colt Single Action Theodore Roosevelt Commemorative Revolver, #TRC410, .44-40 cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, smooth bone grips, with standard sights. Parts of the barrel and cylinder are factory engraved. Backstrap is marked in gold script ''TR''. Included is the original simulated woodgrain box that is numbered to the gun, with two-piece styrofoam insert, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. In excellent as new overall condition; cylinder appears unturned. Case colors are vibrant. Engraving is sharp. Bright white grips show only a few slight handling marks. Box with only minor storage wear, but the glue along one of the long edges has started to come loose and could easily be repaired; end label is clear. Factory model number for this revolver is #P7979. Est.: $1,600-$2,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt John Wayne Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #CJWC2643, .45 LC cal., 4.75'' barrel, dark blue finish, two-piece smooth ivory grips, with standard sights. Factory commemorative features include areas of scroll engraving and gold embellishments to parts of frame, barrel, and cylinder. In excellent as new overall condition; cylinder appears unturned. Ejector rod housing and left top edge of frame with a few tiny handling marks. Limited to 3,100 mfg'd in 1982. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Henry Repeating Arms 2nd Edition ''Original'' Henry Deluxe Engraved Lever Action Rifle, #BTH0125D2, limited to a production of 1,000, .44-40 cal., 24.25'' dark blue barrel, engraved hardened brass receiver, brass crescent buttplate, straight grip walnut stock, blade front sight and folding ladder rear sight. In excellent overall condition. Blued steel surfaces appear as new. Receiver with clean and clear engraving and shows only a small amount of normal slight micro-scratching from handling. Buttplate with a few tiny impressions to the edge and shows some mild toning. Stock is smooth appearing as new. Action is crisp with a bright, clean bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern)

Limited Production America Remembers Uberti Henry Lever Action West Point Civil War Tribute Rifle, #19090, and is #152 of 300. Chambered in .44-40 cal., with a 24.25'' blued barrel, and 24k gold-plated receiver, lever, and crescent-shaped buttplate. Both sides of the receiver with extensive Civil War themed decorations as well as several portraits, including Custer, S. Jackson, R.E. Lee, U.S. Grant, etc. Straight grip walnut stock with a high gloss finish. This rifle includes a black plastic Gun Guard case with white outer America Remembers cardboard wrap, cable lock, maroon colored protective sleeve, America Remembers cleaning cloth, and plain white shipping box. In excellent as new and unfired condition. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Model 1892 Limited Series Deluxe Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #00240MN92N, .45 Colt cal., 24'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip hardwood stock. Mfg'd by B.C. Miroku in Japan. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Stock and action are excellent, bore is mirror bright. The perfect cowboy action shooter's rifle. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Browning Limited Edition Grade I Model 71 Lever Action Carbine, #03199PR1B7, .348 Win. cal., 20'' round barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, globe front sight, folding rear sight, with receiver mounted Williams peep sight. Metal surfaces are excellent and retain approx. 98%+ factory blue finish. Wood rates fine with intermittent tiny nicks and shallow impressions from handling, including a few more noticeable impressions to right side of grip. Factory lettering is clear. Crisp action, with an excellent bright bore. Only 4000 mfg'd 1986-1987. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Winchester John Wayne Commemorative Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #JW13246, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5'' round barrel, blue finish, pewter frame and large loop lever, saddle ring, checkered straight grip walnut stock with inlaid John Wayne medallion. Nicely engraved frame lists John Wayne movies as borders to both sides, stagecoach and cowboy scenes, with facsimile John Wayne signature on upper tang. In original box with matching end label, hang tag, and misc. paperwork. Included are three (3) original full boxes of Winchester John Wayne 32-40 cartridges, part #W3240JW. Appearing unfired, rifle is in as new overall condition. Bottom of frame with a few slight handling marks, sides with a few spots of light dried oil. Wood shows no mentionable wear or handling. Polychrome slipcover shows mostly minor edgewear and one moderate puncture to one of the long edges. Cartridges are as new, boxes have had the original price tag removed leaving a small spot of discoloration. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (C&R)

Open Lot

Rare Browning 4-Gun Centennial Set which includes the Superposed Over/Under Rifle/Shotgun; High-Power Semi-Auto Pistol; Centennial B92 Lever Action Rifle; and Jonathan Browning Mountain Plains-Type Rifle, along with a matching set of stag-handled folding knives, all mfg'd in 1978 to commemorate Browning's 100th anniversary. 1.) Browning Superposed Centennial Over/Under Rifle, with extra pair of Shotgun Barrels fitted to the receiver. First pair of barrels are 24'' rifle barrels, #1878C-0102 #1, .30-06 cal., with open sights. 2nd pair of barrels are 20 ga. 26.5'' shotgun barrels, #1878C-102 #2, with vent rib and 3'' chambers, choked Mod./Full, with single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Entire action including tangs and forend iron are elaborately engraved with gold inlaid elk on left side, gold inlaid quail on right likeness of John Browning on the bottom, and the balance covered in rose and scroll patterns. Work is signed by Master Engraver F. Marechal. Wood is Exhibition grade walnut, oil finished, and extensively checkered at 24 LPI. Contained in a full-length walnut case, French fitted with red velvet to hold the assembled rifle and extra shotgun barrels. 2.) Browning High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #1878D-0102, 9mm, 4.5'' barrel, high-polish chrome-plated finish, gold-plated trigger, checkered walnut grips with Browning medallion, and marked ''Browning Centennial 1878-1978'' to slide. Cased in its original red velvet-lined walnut case with plaque on lid that reads ''1878/Browning Centennial/1978''. 3.) Browning Centennial Model B92 Saddle Ring Carbine, #1878B-0102, .44 Rem. mag. cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, gold-plated trigger and saddle ring, walnut stock, lightly engraved frame marked in gold ''Browning/1878-1978/Centennial''. No case. 4.) Jonathan Browning Mountain Plains-Type Rifle, #1878A-0102, .50 cal., 30.75'' octagonal barrel, finely figured walnut halfstock with iron furniture and fixed sights. Lockplate features a likeness of Jonathan Browning; right side of stock with oval medallion marked, ''BROWNING CENTENNIAL / 1878-1978''. Includes powder horn inscribed ''Jonathan Browning/1878-1978/0102 of 1000'', with leather strap. Housed in roughwood case with tan velvet-lined interior. Leather plaque on top of case reads ''Browning'' with leather corners. (5) Set of three Browning Stag-Handled Folding Pocket Knives, all numbered #0102 to match the set, in red velvet-lined case with plaque on lid that reads ''1878/Browning Centennial/1978''.: All remain in excellent original condition and appear unfired. A truly hard-to-find and desirable set. Est.: $5,000-$8,000.

Cased Winchester Model 94 Limited Edition I Lever Action Carbine, #77L1083, .30-30 cal., 20'' round blued steel barrel with standard sights; right side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Limited Edition by Winchester''. Receiver and lever are gold plated; receiver with fine game scene engraving to both sides. High-grade straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend with a blued steel buttplate. In original box with matching end label; shipping box also with matching end label and paperwork. Also included is the wood display case with fitted red velvet lining; case interior with a wood-topped storage compartment. Appearing unfired, rifle is in fine to near excellent overall condition with approx. 99%+ original blue finish remaining. Wood with a few small handling marks and a little fading to right side and top edges of buttstock, which is most likely from being used as a display piece. Bore is like new. Box has been stored in its original shipping carton and shows only light wear. Wood display case was also stored in its shipping box and both the interior and exterior are excellent. Only 1,500 of these rifles were mfg'd in 1977. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Model 94 Antlered Game Commemorative Lever Action Carbine, #AG06772, .30-30 cal., 20'' round blued steel barrel with standard sights; right side of barrel is marked in gold lettering ''Antlered Game''. Receiver, barrel bands, and lever are gold plated; receiver with game scene engraving to both sides. Straight grip checkered walnut stock and forend with a blued steel buttplate; right side of buttstock with inlaid commemorative medallion. In original box with matching end label, hang tag, and owner's manual. Appearing unfired, rifle remains in excellent overall condition. Gold surfaces with some micro-scratching and areas of minor toning from age. All of the original blue finish remains. Wood shows only a few insignificant handling marks; checkering is sharp. Bore is like new. Polychrome slipcover is a little tattered around the edges but overall shows mostly normal moderate age and storage wear. An approx. 6'' piece of the styrofoam lid is missing. Approx. 20,000 of these rifles were mfg'd in 1978. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester John Wayne Commemorative Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #JW3437, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5'' round barrel, blue finish, pewter frame and large loop lever, saddle ring, checkered straight grip walnut stock with inlaid John Wayne medallion. Nicely engraved frame lists John Wayne movies as borders to both sides, stagecoach and cowboy scenes, with facsimile John Wayne signature on upper tang. In original box with matching end label and misc. paperwork. Appearing unfired, rifle is in near excellent overall condition. Approx. 99%+ original finishes remain, and metal and wood show only a few minor handling marks. Right side of buttstock is just a little faded from being used as a display in the casino; checkering is sharp. Engraving appears to have been double struck on top of frame right side. Bore is like new. Polychrome slipcover shows moderate storage wear and is a little tattered around some of the edges but rates good overall. Est.: $900-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA28465, .44 Spec. cal., 4.75'' barrel, nickel finish, with a pair of wood-backed faux pearl grips, and standard fixed sights. In original woodgrain pattern box with matching end label, one of the styrofoam inserts, and misc. factory paperwork (no owner's manual). Mfg'd 1979. Revolver is in excellent overall condition and retains all of the factory nickel finish. Bright nickel with some light micro-scratching and small handling marks; cylinder with only a faint index line between a few of the notches. All factory lettering is crisp. Grips are also excellent. Cylinder face is clean with an excellent bore. Overall appearing handled but unfired. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Modern/Exempt)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt 3rd Generation Single Action Army Revolver, #SA2536, .45 Colt cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory checkered black plastic eagle grips. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ original finish. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Early 3rd Generation Colt Single Action Army Revolver, #SA37905, .357 mag. cal., 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, color case hardened frame, factory black plastic eagle and Rampant Colt grips, with standard fixed sights. Included is the original simulated woodgrain Colt box that is numbered to the gun, styrofoam inserts, and the owner's manual. Mfg'd 1980. In excellent as new overall condition. Cylinder with a few slight micro-scratches but appears unfired. Case colors are bright with one tiny handling mark to the left side below the patent dates. Factory lettering is clear and sharp. Grips also appear as new. Box shows considerable age and wear; blank end flap is missing; end flap with the label is present but detached from the box. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Cased Pair of Colt Commemorative Nevada Centennial Single Action Revolvers: 1.) #0841NC, .45 LC cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, nickel triggerguard, faux pearl grips with silver Colt medallions, and standard sights. Left side of barrel is marked ''1864-NEVADA CENTENNIAL-1964''. 2.) Frontier Scout, #0841NS, .22 LR, 4.75'' barrel, finishes and grips match the first revolver. In original wood display box with light blue interior and Nevada centennial coin. Approx. 189 of these numbered sets were mfg'd in 1964. Both revolvers are in excellent overall condition, appearing unfired, with approx. 99% remaining factory finishes. Metal with intermittent micro-scratches and small handling marks. The .45 revolver with a very light index line; .22 LR cylinder appears unturned. Grips are excellent, no chips or cracks. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Bores are mirror bright. Commemorative coin is tarnished and needs cleaning. Case exterior with scattered light scratches and other moderate storage wear. Est.: $1,400-$1,800/set. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester John Wayne Commemorative Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #JW3435, .32-40 Win. cal., 18.5'' round barrel, blue finish, pewter frame and large loop lever, saddle ring, checkered straight grip walnut stock with inlaid John Wayne medallion. Nicely engraved frame lists John Wayne movies as borders to both sides, stagecoach and cowboy scenes, with facsimile John Wayne signature on upper tang. In original box with matching end label, hang tag, and misc. paperwork. In excellent as new overall condition showing a small amount of light handling and storage marks, mainly to the pewter frame. Wood is also as new. Bore is mirror bright. Box shows mostly normal light storage wear to the polychrome slipcover with a spot of the graphic missing along one of the long edges. Est.: $900-$1,400. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Model 9422 Cheyenne Commemorative Lever Action Rifle, #CHF3353, .22 S-L-LR cal., 20'' round blued steel barrel with standard sights; right side marked in gold lettering ''Cheyenne Carbine 22''. Factory grooved gold-plated receiver with gold-plated lever and barrel bands; receiver with engraved Native American scenes to both sides. Straight grip walnut stock and forend with black composition Winchester buttplate; right side of buttstock with inlaid commemorative medallion; forend with brass tacks. In original box with matching end label, hang tag, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Appearing unfired, rifle is in near excellent overall condition. Approx. 99%+ original blue and gold-plated finish remains. Receiver with some slight micro-scratching. Buttstock is just a little faded on the right side from being used as a display in the casino, with one small handling mark to the right side at the wrist, otherwise wood is excellent. Bore is bright and in excellent condition. Polychrome slipcover shows moderate storage wear and is a little tattered around some of the edges but rates as good overall. Approx. 5,000 of these rifles were mfg'd in 1977. Est.: $700-$900. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt 125th Anniversary Commemorative Single Action Army Revolver, #5249AM, .45 LC cal., 7.5'' barrel, dark blue and gold-colored finish, smooth wood grips with gold Colt medallions, and standard fixed sights. Factory lettering is highlighted in gold; left side of barrel reads ''-125th Anniversary- S.A.A. Model .45 Cal.'' In wood Colt display case with fitted red interior. Metal retains approx. 99% original blue finish with some light scratching to the loading gate and a few other small handling marks; cylinder appears to have been turned very little and possibly not at all. Gold coloring is a little light in appearance. Grips with intermittent shallow handling marks and color and finish is a little thin and faded, as this revolver was on display in the casino. Factory lettering is clear. Bright bore is excellent. Wood display shows scattered scuffs and scratches and damage to two of the corners; two of the screws are missing on one of the hinges; interior is very good. 7,390 of these revolvers were mfg'd in 1961. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt 150th Anniversary Commemorative Buntline Single Action Army Revolver, #AM0011, .45 LC cal., 10'' barrel, royal blue finish, with factory scroll engraving on parts of the barrel and cylinder. Backstrap is decorated with gold fleur de'lis and scroll type patterns, as well as a gold Colt 150th Anniversary Logo. Also featuring smooth wood grips with gold 150th Anniversary Colt medallions, and standard sights. In plain cardboard packing type box, with owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, with approx. 99%+ original blue finish; all of the gold lettering on the backstrap remains. Cylinder with a very faint index line between two of the cylinder stop notches; remainder appears unturned. Grips show only a few minor handling marks. Bright bore is like new. Only 490 of these revolvers were mfg'd in 1986. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt Peacemaker Single Action Revolver, #G139364, .22 LR/.22 mag. cal., 4.5'' barrel, blue and case hardened finish, factory black plastic eagle grips, complete with extra cylinder. Condition is excellent retaining very nearly all of its original finish, with very light marks to cylinder. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Model 1885 High Wall Single Shot Rifle, #02295PN247, .45-70 cal., 28'' tapered octagon barrel, dark blue finish, Rocky Mountain front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear sight; checkered straight grip walnut stock with a gloss finish, black rubber Browning recoil pad, sling swivels, and tooled leather Bianchi #74 ''Cobra Grande'' padded sling. Rifle is in excellent overall condition with approx. 99%+ original blue finish. Wood with a few slight handling marks, most noticeable near the comb; checkering is clean. Factory lettering is crisp. Excellent action with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore. Overall a high condition rifle that shows signs of little use. Est.: $1,000-$1,400. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1885 Limited Series BPCR Target Single Shot Rifle, with scope, #00057MN85K, .45-70 cal., 30'' half round/half octagon heavy blued steel barrel; case hardened receiver, lever, and checkered steel buttplate. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with cheekpiece, Schnabel forend, oil finish, and plain grip cap. Front sight has been removed, and barrel and receiver each with a case hardened scope block. Made in Japan by Miroku. Included is a Montana Vintage Arms 5x scope with a fine crosshair and 6 Mil Dot reticle, and adjustable mounts; overall length is 16.25''. Scope includes leather lens covers and wood carrying case with stag handle. Scope is a modern reproduction of a Winchester ''B'' series scope. Approx. 99%+ original blue and case hardened finish remains and rifle is in as new condition. Bottom edge of buttstock with a few minor impressions, otherwise showing little evidence of handling. Action is smooth with a bright bore. Overall appearing to have been fired very little. Scope also appears as new with only a few tiny marks to the exterior; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $1,200-$1,800. (Modern)

Browning BLR Lever Action Rifle in .358 Win. Caliber, #30687RT127, 20'' round barrel, blue finish, factory drilled and tapped receiver, dovetailed brass bead front sight, adjustable notched rear sight. Straight grip walnut stock with a gloss finish, checkering at both the wrist and forend, brown rubber Browning recoil pad, and sling swivels. Included is one detachable box magazine and a padded cowhide sling. Mfg'd by Miroku, Japan, in 1976. Approx. 99%+ original finish remains and rifle rates as excellent overall. Wood shows only a few light to moderate handling marks, most noticeable along the top and bottom edge of the buttstock; checkering is sharp. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is mirror bright and shows signs of little use. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Pre-XTR Winchester Model 9422M Lever Action Rifle, #F85024, .22 Win. mag., 20.25'' round barrel, blue finish, early feature uncheckered straight grip walnut stock and forend, factory black composite Winchester buttplate, dovetailed silver bead front sight, standard elevator rear sight, factory grooved receiver, and topped with a Redfield 1-3/4-5x ''Wide-Field'' scope and Weaver rings; scope with duplex range finding reticle. Metal is excellent with approx. 98%+ remaining factory blue finish. Wood rates fine with normal scattered light handling marks, most noticeable on the wrist and forend. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is bright and in excellent condition. Exterior of the scope shows only slight handling marks, optics are clear. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Marlin Model 1895G Guide Gun Lever Action Rifle, #02069041, .45-70 cal., 18.5'' round ported ''JM'' marked barrel, dark blue finish, checkered straight grip walnut stock and forend, black rubber Decelerator recoil pad, sling swivel studs, dovetailed blade front sight with white post, folding semi-buckhorn rear sight, top of receiver with a ghost ring sight. In Marlin box with owner's manual, other misc. factory paperwork, and offset hammer. Approx. 98% original blue finish remains, and metal surfaces rate as excellent showing only normal small handling marks. Wood with intermittent shallow surface marks and scratches, checkering is sharp and shows no visible wear. Buttstock with an added coat of finish that was applied over small dust particles; pad with a thin reveal around some of the edges. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Smith & Wesson 125th Anniversary Commemorative Model 25-3 Double Action Revolver, #S&W1668, .45 LC cal., 6.5'' solid rib barrel, blue finish, smooth Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, white outline adjustable rear sight, color case hardened wide target hammer and trigger. Right side of barrel reads in gold lettering ''SMITH & WESSON / 125TH ANNIVERSARY''; right side of frame with 125th Anniversary logo. Included is the original wood display case with blue velvet interior, silver commemorative coin, and the book ''125 Years with Smith & Wesson'', by Roy G. Jinks. Revolver is in excellent near new overall condition and appears to be possibly unfired. Cylinder shows a faint index line and looks as if it was turned very little. Metal with a few normal light handling marks and approx. 99%+ original bright blue finish. With the exception of fine crazing to the finish along the bottom edges, both grips are also excellent. Factory lettering is crisp. Case colors are vibrant. Bore is also excellent. Case interior needs repair, as the blue velvet upper section and straps that hold the book in place have come loose from the wood; inlaid medallion on the exterior of the lid is missing, otherwise the exterior shows moderate scuffs and scratches. Approx. 10,000 of these revolvers were mfg'd in 1977. Est.: $700-$1,000. (C&R)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 58 Double Action Revolver, #N115116, .41 mag. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, case hardened target hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, ramped front sight and standard frame notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1973. Approx. 98% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as excellent overall. A small area of light scratching and a thin index line to the cylinder account for a majority of the finish loss. Factory lettering and gold highlights are clear. Hammer and trigger retain a majority of their case colors with some fading to left side of trigger. Grips are also excellent with a nice even finish and color; left grip with a few minor handling marks; checkering is clean and sharp. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore is excellent. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 624 (.44 Target) Double Action Revolver, #AHB6303, .44 S&W Spec. cal., 6.5'' barrel, stainless steel, factory checkered Goncalo Alves target grips with S&W medallions, pinned blade front sight, square-notched micrometer click adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, and serrated trigger. Mfg'd circa 1985-1988. Condition is near excellent showing normal signs of moderate range use. Metal with some light micro-scratching, most concentrated on the cylinder. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Grips with a small amount of shallow handling marks, most noticeable in the speedloader cutout and along the back edges; checkering is sharp with 99%+ remaining varnish. Action is smooth and crisp with an excellent bore. Est.: $650-$950. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #D61564, .38 Spec. cal., 2.5'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Compac'' Presentation grips, red ramp front sight, adjustable white outline rear sight, with added trigger shoe. Mfg'd 1975. Overall condition is near excellent showing normal signs of light handling and use; cylinder with a thin index line; left side of barrel with a faint scratch over the factory lettering; approx. 98% original blue finish remains. Grips are also near excellent with intermittent small marks from handling. Factory lettering is clear. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #V57473, .357 mag. cal., 6'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered Bakelite grips, pinned blade front sight and adjustable rear sight. Back of each grip is marked ''Colt Python''. Mfg'd 1979. Condition is excellent with approx. 99% remaining original finish. Cylinder with a very thin index line. Factory lettering is clear. Right side of the frame with a few very tiny spots on the finish. When grips were removed, a line of spotted surface rust was discovered on the right side underneath the grip (should improve with a light cleaning). Grips with a gloss type finish and, with the exception of a moderate chip to the surface layer of the left grip along the back edge, both show only light handling marks. Action and shiny bore are both excellent. Revolver appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Samuel Colt Commemorative Colt MK IV Series 70 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #81265G70, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, bright stainless finish on flat sides, edges are matte stainless, smooth wood grips with Colt Custom Shop medallions, standard fixed sights, and one original magazine. Slide is engraved with Colt Custom Shop logo and scroll engraving to both sides; right side reads ''Government Model .45 Automatic / Colt Hartford, Ct''; left ''1836 - Sam Colt - 1980. Pistol is in near excellent overall condition showing minor scuffs to the matte surfaces and intermittent slight micro-scratching to the polished metal. Serrated backstrap with tiny handling marks to the high edges. Engraving and factory lettering is crisp and clear. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth; chamber is very clean with an excellent bore. Est.: $900-$1,400. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Colt Gov't Model John Browning Commemorative Semi-Automatic Pistol, #CJMBC0410, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, dark blue finish, checkered double diamond wood grips, standard fixed sights, and one magazine with lanyard loop. Both sides of slide with gold embellishments. Right side of frame is marked ''1911-1981''. In original wood display case with brass plaque on both the inside and outside of lid. With the exception of two moderate impressions to the right grip, this pistol is in excellent as new overall condition. Metal shows only a few insignificant handling marks. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Case interior appears as new; exterior with scratches and storage wear. Mfg'd in 1981 with a limited production of 3,000 pistols. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 39-2 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #A164042, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue slide, black alloy frame, factory checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, checkered backstrap, fixed ramped front sight, square notched rear sight, and three (3) factory magazines. In original two-piece box with matching end label, S&W packing paper, and owner's manual. Overall a really high condition pistol that retains approx. 99% factory finishes and shows only minor handling marks. Grips are also excellent with an even color and finish; checkering is sharp and clean. Action is smooth; bright bore. Box shows only minor storage wear. Overall a nice example that would be hard to improve upon. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 53-2 Double Action Revolver, #4K48708, .22 mag. jet cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, polished bright wide target trigger, polished hammer, factory checkered square butt Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1973. Approx. 98%-99% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as excellent overall. Metal with some scattered micro-scratching and slight handling marks; cylinder with a faint thin index line. Factory lettering and gold highlights are clear. Grips appear to have had an added coat of semi-gloss finish applied and show intermittent normal small handling marks; checkering is excellent and sharp. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 25-2 1955 Target Model Double Action Revolver, #N300697, .45 ACP cal., 6.5'' pinned barrel, blue finish, wide target hammer and trigger have been polished bright, factory checkered square butt Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1975-1976. Revolver rates as excellent with approx. 98+% original blue finish; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering is clear. Grips retain most of their finish; bottom edges with a few shallow impressions; checkering is sharp and shows no visible wear. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is excellent. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 14-3 K-38 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #5K27646, .38 Spec. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, polished bright wide target hammer and trigger, smooth square butt Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1974. Approx. 96% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as fine overall. A scratch to the left side near the muzzle, thin index line to the cylinder, and a few spots of thinning and wear underneath the right grip account for a majority of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear; gold highlights on left side of barrel are a little faded. Grips with an added coat of semi-gloss finish, both showing intermittent handling marks; right grip and back edge of left grip are lighter in color from being on display in the casino. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore is excellent. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Stainless Steel Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #T21223, .357 mag. cal., 4'' vent rib barrel, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Gripper'' finger-grooved grip, ramped front sight, and fully adjustable square notched rear sight. Mfg'd 1984. This is a nice shooter grade revolver that rates as fine overall. Metal shows general light scratching, cylinder with a moderate index line. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Grips show just light handling marks. Action is smooth and crisp with a near excellent bore that shows normal light wear. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #D85518, .38 Spec. cal., 4'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallions, ramped front sight and adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd in 1976. Condition is near excellent with approx. 98% factory blue finish. Metal surfaces show intermittent slight handling marks, including a few more noticeable scratches in a few of the cylinder flutes and to right side of barrel. Grips also show intermittent normal light marks from handling; medallions are bright. Factory lettering is clear. Cylinder with a thin index line. Action is smooth and crisp with a near excellent bore. Est.: $1,200-$1,600. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 340PD Airlite Sc Double Action Revolver, with Crimson Trace grips, #CFU3486, .357 mag. cal., 1-7/8'' barrel, matte gray titanium cylinder, black Scandium alloy frame, barrel shroud, and yoke. Also featuring a green fiber optic front sight, and black Crimson Trace laser grips, and also included are the original black rubber finger-grooved grips. In original leatherette case with two (2) internal safety keys, and blue plastic S&W case for a different small frame revolver. Condition is excellent with approx. 98% original black finish showing some minor edgewear. Cylinder with a light index line. Left grip with one small mar to the checkering, otherwise both show only light handling marks. Laser was tested and functions properly. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Leatherette case with some scattered thin scratches to the exterior. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 940 Lew Horton ''Pocket Rocket'' Double Action Revolver, #APC0059, .356 TSW cal., 2-1/8'' ported barrel, checkered black rubber finger grooved grips, hammerless, with standard fixed sights. Left side of frame with ''Performance Center'' logo. Mfg'd in 1994 and limited to a quantity of only 300, distributed by Lew Horton. In fine overall condition, showing normal signs of light to moderate range use. Metal with scattered micro-scratching, cylinder with a thin index line. Grips with light handling marks to the smooth borders, checkering is clean. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Nighthawk Custom Dominator Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NCP14296, .45 ACP cal., 5'' National Match barrel, black slide, satin stainless frame, partially checkered cocobolo grips with laser engraved Nighthawk logo, ambidextrous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and trigger, with 3-dot Trijicon night sights, checkered front and back strap, with two (2) 8-round Nighthawk magazines, one stainless and one with a dark blued finish. In original padded green Nighthawk case with owner's manual and other misc. paperwork. Metal surfaces rate as excellent with nearly all of their factory finish and show only a few minor handling marks. Left grip with approx. .25'' of the clear finish having flaked off, otherwise both are very good with scattered moderate surface impressions; checkering is sharp. Action is smooth with an excellent, bright bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Wilson Combat Professional Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WCT20208, .45 ACP cal., 4'' barrel, black ''Armor-Tuff'' finish, aluminum frame, stainless barrel, black ''starburst'' pattern G10 grips with WC medallions, rear slide serrations, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile thumb safety, 3-dot night sights, and two (2) stainless 8-round Wilson Combat magazines with black base pad. Included is the original owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Approx. 99% black finish remains and pistol rates as excellent overall. Checkering on the front strap shows a little finish wear, otherwise showing only a few very minor handling marks to the metal and grips. Smooth tight action with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Outstanding Ed Brown Custom Kobra Semi-Automatic Pistol, #13127, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, matte stainless finish; rear slide serrations, front and back strap with ''snakeskin'' type texture to the metal. Also featuring checkered double diamond wood grips, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, 3-dot Trijicon night sights, and four (4) Ed Brown magazines: one (1) 7-round and three (3) 8-round. Includes the original owner's manual. Pistol is in excellent near new overall condition. Exposed portion of barrel at the ejection port with some minor rub marks from cycling the action; otherwise the slide, frame, and grips appear as new. Grip checkering is sharp and shows no visible wear. Chamber area with some powder residue as evidence of being fired; action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $1,800-$2,400. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Python Double Action Revolver, #15820E, .357 mag. cal., 2.5'' barrel, royal blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. Mfg'd 1976. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% factory blue, with very minor thinning and light index mark to cylinder. Grips show just moderate wear with small nicks, losses of finish, and pressure dings to checkering. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

High Condition .22 Caliber Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #S61588, 4'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Presentation'' grips, ramped front sight, and fully adjustable square notched rear sight. In the original simulated woodgrain box with matching end label, styrofoam insert, instruction manual, yellow hang tag, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 1980. Condition is excellent with approx. 99%+ original blue finish. Metal shows only a few minor handling marks. Cylinder with only a very faint turn line. Grips show minor marks from handling. Bright and shiny bore rates as excellent. Box and label shows some storage wear mainly along the edges. If this revolver was fired, it was fired very little. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

High Condition .22 Caliber Colt Diamondback Double Action Revolver, #R43160, 6'' vent rib barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, ramped front sight, and a fully adjustable square notched rear sight. In the original simulated woodgrain box with matching end label, styrofoam insert, and instruction manual. Mfg'd 1978. Condition is excellent with approx. 99% original blue finish. Metal shows a few slight scratches and handling marks, most noticeable on left side of frame near the Colt logo, and an approx. .75'' shallow vertical scratch on right side of frame behind the recoil shield. Cylinder with only a faint turn line, appearing to have been fired very little. Grips are also excellent showing only a few minor marks from handling; checkering is clean and sharp. Bright and shiny bore also rates as excellent. Box shows some storage wear mainly along the edges; top with additional numbers written in black sharpie; blank end flap has detached from the box but is still present. Est.: $1,400-$1,800. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Les Baer Custom 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #LBC24495, .45 ACP cal., 5'' match grade barrel, stainless steel, front and rear slide serrations, checkered front strap, serrated backstrap, skeletonized hammer and trigger, checkered wood grips, fixed blade front sight, fully adjustable square notched Les Baer marked rear sight, with two (2) unmarked stainless steel magazines with black plastic base pads. Includes the owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Overall condition is excellent. Metal with a few normal slight handling marks. Grips appear near new with clean sharp checkering. Action is smooth and tight with an excellent bright bore. Overall showing signs of only light range use. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern/PPT)

Near New Wilson Combat CQB Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WCT24597, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, black finish, steel slide with polished sides, stainless barrel and bushing, black ''starburst'' pattern G10 grips with WC medallions, front and rear slide serrations, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile thumb safety, fiber optic dot front sight, fixed rear sight, and two (2) stainless 8-round Wilson Combat magazines with black base pad. Included is the original owner's manual, WC sticker, and other misc. factory paperwork. With the exception of one small chip to the black coating near the chamber, this pistol is in excellent near new overall condition. Exposed portion of barrel at the ejection port with some moderate rub marks from cycling the action; frame, slide, and grips show only a few insignificant handling marks. Front sight is a little dim but does still glow. Nice smooth action and excellent bright bore. Inside of the chamber with a little bit of powder residue showing that this pistol has been fired, but it doesn't appear to have been handled or fired very often. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 627-5 Double Action Revolver, #CVT8700, .357 mag. cal., 5'' contoured barrel with tapered lug, 8-shot cylinder, stainless steel finish, factory laminate wood grips with laser engraved S&W logo, gold bead Patridge front sight, and adjustable square notched rear sight. Left side of barrel is marked ''.357 MAG - 8 TIMES'', right side ''PERFORMANCE CENTER''; left side of frame with the S&W ''Performance Center'' logo. Cylinder with a little powder staining and a light index line, otherwise this revolver shows only minor handling marks and rates as excellent overall. Grips appear as new. Factory lettering with crisp edges. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 624 Double Action Revolver, #ALU6713, .44 Spec. cal., 3'' barrel, stainless steel, factory round butt finger-grooved hardwood grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front and white outline rear sights, standard trigger and hammer. In original matching numbered blue S&W box with instructions, and original S&W Limited Edition black leather holster. Ca. mid-1980s. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unfired. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Dan Wesson Large Frame Double Action Revolver, #SB007905, .44 mag. cal., 6'' & 8'' stainless steel barrels, stainless steel, Pachmayr checkered rubber grips, yellow ramp and adjustable rear sight, with barrel bushing tool and feeler gauge. In its original briefcase-style transport case. Condition is excellent showing just very light general use. Good grips and action, bores are bright. Inside of case with moderate general soiling to goldenrod velvet lining; exterior of case with some scuffing. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Mint Wilson Combat Professional Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WC13069, .45 ACP cal., 4'' stainless barrel, black ''Armor-Tuff'' finish, checkered black wood grips with WC medallions, rear slide serrations, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile thumb safety, 3-dot night sights, and two (2) stainless 8-round Wilson Combat magazines with black base pad. Included is a soft padded Wilson Combat range bag, owner's manual, cable lock, and other misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in excellent as new condition and appears virtually brand new. The ''dog tag'' that comes with the pistol indicates that it was mfg'd in 2016. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Desert Warrior Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K220982, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, dark earth finish, tan G10 grips, lower accessory rail, 3-dot Tritium night sights, skeletonized hammer, ambidextrous thumb safety, lanyard ring, with two (2) stainless magazines; one is by CMC with a black plastic base pad. In original black plastic case with matching end label, cable lock, bushing wrench, and misc. paperwork. In excellent near new overall condition, showing only a few insignificant handling marks. All of the dark earth finish remains. Action is smooth and tight with a bright, shiny bore. Overall appearing only very lightly used. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent German Walther P5 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #047935, 9mm cal., 3.5'' barrel, blued steel slide, black aluminum alloy frame, factory checkered black plastic grips, fixed white-dot front sight, adjustable rear sight, and two (2) factory magazines. In original black plastic Walther box with matching end label, owner's manual, test target, and cleaning rod. Barrel, frame, and slide with visible matching numbers. Mfg'd in Germany in 1986. Pistol is in exceptionally high condition, appearing as new, showing a few slight handling marks, most noticeable being a faint superficial scratch near the ''I'' in Interarms and rear right side of slide. Factory lettering, proofmarks, etc. are clean and clear. Grips also appear as new. Action is smooth; chamber area is very clean; bore is mirror bright. Overall showing little evidence of being handled or fired. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

HK4 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #41397, .32 ACP cal., 3.25'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grips, with two (2) factory magazines. In HK4 box. Mfg'd 9/70. Condition is very good retaining approx. 96%+ original finish, which has thinned lightly overall. Grips with very minor scuffing. Good action, bright bore. Box with tight corners and not numbered to this pistol, with notations made in ink on the original green top lid label. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Heckler & Koch Model HK45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #HKU-020830, .45 ACP cal., 4.5'' barrel, black steel slide; black polymer frame with integral stippled grip panels, lower Picatinny rail, and interchangeable backstrap. Pistol also features fixed sights, ambidextrous magazine and slide release, and comes with four (4) factory 10-round magazines. In original black plastic case with matching end label, extra backstrap and owner's manual. In excellent overall condition and appearing near new. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Overall this pistol does appear to have been fired little. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson K-38 Target Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #K218199, .38 Spec. cal., 6'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front and adjustable rear sight. Condition is excellent as slightly modified retaining approx. 96% original bright blue. Factory hammer and trigger have been machine turned. Grips show light range use. Good action, mirror bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N69087, .44 mag. cal., 4'' pinned barrel, blue finish, polished bright wide target hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt wood target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1969-1972. Approx. 96%-97% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as fine overall. Wear to each side of muzzle and a moderate index line account for a majority of the finish loss. Factory lettering and gold highlights are clear and well defined. Grips appear to have had an added coat of semi-gloss finish applied, both showing intermittent normal small handling marks; checkering is excellent; right grip is a little lighter in color from being on display in the casino and also has an approx .25'' hairline crack on the upper back edge. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 586 Double Action Revolver, #AAA7143, .357 mag. cal., 4'' barrel, nickel finish, factory checkered grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front and white outline rear sight, standard trigger and hammer. In period-correct box without label. Condition is excellent, appearing new and only factory test fired. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber K6S DCR (Deluxe Carry Revolver), double action, #RV027841, .357 magnum, 6-shot, hammerless, 2'' barrel, satin stainless steel, checkered rosewood grips with Kimber logo, red fiber optic front sight, and notched black rear sight. In excellent near new overall condition. Cylinder with a thin and light index line. Grips appear as new. Factory lettering is crisp. Excellent action and bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 327 Double Action Revolver, #CNX1170, .357 mag. cal., 2'' barrel, 8-shot titanium cylinder and barrel shroud, black scandium frame, with standard fixed sights. Wood laminate grips with textured grip panels and laser engraved S&W logo. Left side of frame with the Performance Center logo. Overall condition of this revolver is excellent. Cylinder with a light index line; approx. 1/8'' back from the front edge and in between each of the flutes there is a little darker even line of wear. 99%+ black finish remains with very small spot of finish loss to the back strap and another inside of the triggerguard. Grips are in like new condition. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Post-War Colt Service Model Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SM16615, .22 LR cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, with one correct factory Ace magazine with aluminum follower. In original box numbered to the gun, no instructions. Condition is excellent, appearing new and unfired. Crisp grips and action, mirror bright bore. Box end label is present and needs reattachment. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 17L Gen 2 Sport/Service Competition Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NA318US, 9mm cal., 6'' barrel, vented black slide, black polymer frame, white dot front sight, white outline rear sight, with one factory 10-round magazine. Rear sight may not be complete and appears to be missing an adjustment piece. Condition is excellent showing a few light scuffs and handling marks to the slide. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Overall this pistol displays normal signs of light range use. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

AMT Automag II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #M10724, .22 WMR cal., 6'' barrel, combination matte and satin stainless steel, factory black plastic grips, ramped front sight with red insert, and white outline adjustable Millett rear sight, with one magazine. In original unnumbered box with owner's manual. Condition is near excellent overall showing normal signs of light use. Grips are excellent showing only superficial marks from handling. Action is smooth; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Delta Gold Cup Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DG04092, 10mm cal., 5'' barrel, stainless finish, factory wrap around black rubber grips, skeletonized hammer and trigger, fixed front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, and one stainless Colt magazine. Metal surfaces rate very good and shows signs of moderate range use with general light scratching and scuffs, predominantly on the slide; right lower edge with a tiny impression. Grips are near excellent. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Excellent Wilson Combat Classic Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WCT27580, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, black ''Armor-Tuff'' finished slide, stainless frame, barrel, and bushing; checkered double diamond cocobolo grips with WC medallions, front and rear slide serrations, skeletonized hammer and trigger, finely checkered front and back strap, low profile thumb safety, green fiber optic front sight, square notched fully adjustable rear sight, and two (2) stainless 8-round Wilson Combat magazines with black base pad. Included is the original owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Right grip with one tiny chip to the front edge, otherwise this pistol is in near new overall condition. Exposed portion of barrel at the ejection port with some moderate rub marks from cycling the action; frame, slide, and grips show only a few slight handling marks. Nice smooth action; chamber and bore are both clean. Overall appears to be a very lightly used and well cared for pistol. Est.: $2,000-$3,000. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Ed Brown Kobra Carry Semi-Automatic Pistol, #10109, .45 ACP cal., 4.25'' barrel, matte black finish, checkered double diamond wood grips, lightweight hammer and trigger, stainless barrel bushing, three-dot Trijicon night sights, ambidextrous thumb safety, and one stainless 7-round Ed Brown magazine. Rear slide serrations, front and back strap with snakeskin texture. Right side of slide is marked ''Custom By / Ed Brown''; left side ''Kobra Carrry''. Right side of frame reads ''Ed Brown Products / Perry, MO. USA''. Exposed portion of barrel at ejection port with a few light rub marks, otherwise this pistol is in as new condition. Sides of the grip safety and finish around the thumb safety and slide stop show no wear. Smooth action, excellent bore. Overall a really high condition pistol that internally shows signs of only light use; exterior is mint. Est.: $2,000-$2,500. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P226 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #U648896, .40 S&W cal., double/single action, 4.4'' barrel, black stainless slide, black alloy frame, finger-grooved wraparound black rubber Hogue grips, 3-dot tritium sights, with two (2) Sig Sauer 10-round magazines. In red plastic Sigarms case, with cable lock, owner's manual, and other misc. paperwork. Condition is excellent. Matte surfaces with normal slight handling and scuff marks. Grips are also excellent showing only light wear. Sights no longer glow. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N146832, .44 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, polished bright wide target hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight with micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1973. Approx. 99% original blue finish remains and metal rates as excellent overall, with only scattered slight handling marks and a minor index line to the cylinder; factory lettering is clear. Grips rate fine and have lightened a little along the back edges; left grip with one tiny nick to the checkering, otherwise both sides are sharp; front edge of left grip with a dime-sized spot of gumming to the finish. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore is excellent. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 53 Double Action Revolver, #K450010, .22 Jet/.22 LR cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered diamond target grips, topped with a Bushnell scope. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% blue, with scratches to cylinder from scope mounts. Target grips show light general wear. All five inserts are present. Tight action, bright bore, scope optics are clear. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Cased Smith & Wesson Model 14-4 Double Action Revolver, #88K1112, .38 Spec. cal., 8-3/8'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut target grips, with target hammer, target trigger, standard rear adjustable and Patridge front sight. In blue-lined mahogany case with accessories and associated paperwork. Pre-1981 pinned barrel. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Interior of case with some cracking near back, buttstrap, and at muzzle. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $650-$850. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Limited Production Smith & Wesson Model 60-1 ''Ashland'' Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #ALU1742, .38 Spec. cal., 2'' barrel, stainless steel, factory checkered round butt walnut grips with S&W medallions, checkered hammer, smooth trigger, tall ramped front sight and adjustable rear sight. In blue S&W cardboard box with partial end label, cleaning accessories, screwdriver, owner's manual, other misc. factory paperwork, and S&W packing paper. Condition is fine showing normal signs of light range use. Metal with a few scattered light scratches and small handling marks; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Grips with a few small and shallow impressions with an even color and finish; checkering is sharp. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Box shows moderate storage wear; left side of end label that contains the serial number is missing, the remaining piece under ''features'' has ''AS'' written in pen and a ''Special Order'' 5137 printed on the box. One of approx. 660 revolvers that were produced in 1986 for Ashland Shooters Supply. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Cased Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 Double Action Revolver, #N353096, .44 mag. cal., 6.5'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight, white outline micrometer click adjustable rear sight, with checkered wide spur hammer and wide serrated trigger. In original wood case with fitted blue interior, owner's manual, cleaning rod, screwdriver, other misc. factory paperwork, and brown cardboard box with matching end label. Mfg'd approx. 1975-1976. Condition is excellent with approx. 98% original blue finish; metal with a few minor handling marks on the barrel; cylinder with a thin index line. Factory lettering with clean crisp edges. Grips appear near new with sharp checkering and only a few slight handling marks; right grip is darker in color. Majority of the bright case colors remain. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Interior of wood case shows moderate wear; exterior is in really nice shape and shows only a few small storage marks. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Kimber Custom Shop Gold Combat II Semi-Automatic Pistol, #K159653, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, matte black finish, rosewood-colored checkered laminate wood grips with laser engraved Kimber logo and decorative screw heads, lightweight hammer and trigger, front and rear slide serrations, 3-dot night sights, beveled magazine well, ambidextrous safety, and one J&J magazine. In original black plastic case with matching end label, owner's manual, bushing wrench, and other misc. factory paperwork. Approx. 97% factory black finish remains and metal surfaces rate as near excellent overall; light wear to front edge of slide and highpoints of thumb safety account for a majority of the finish loss. Grips appear as new. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern/PPT)

Dan Wesson/CZ Guardian Semi-Automatic Pistol, #G1390CZ, 9mm cal., 4.25'' Match Grade barrel, black finish, alloy frame, cocobolo Dan Wesson grips, stainless barrel bushing, 3-dot Tritium sights, skeletonized hammer, lightweight trigger, and two (2) stainless Dan Wesson ''Check-Mate'' magazines. In original black plastic case with matching end label, cable lock, owner's manual, etc. Pistol is in excellent overall condition with approx. 99%+ original finish. Metal shows only a few very minor handling marks. Grips appear near new. Excellent smooth action and mirror bright bore. Overall appearing to have seen little range use. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 657-4 Double Action Revolver, #CFA0609, .41 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, stainless steel, unfluted cylinder, stippled finger-grooved black rubber S&W grips, ramped front sight and square notched fully adjustable rear sight. In original blue plastic case with matching end label and S&W packing paper. Revolver is in excellent overall condition showing normal signs of light use and scattered light handling marks. Cylinder with a thin index line. Action is crisp with a really nice mirror bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 657-4 Double Action Revolver, #CCZ1244, .41 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, satin stainless steel, laminate finger-grooved wood grips, ramped front sight and square notched fully adjustable rear sight. In original blue plastic case with matching end label and owner's manual. Revolver rates as fine and shows normal signs of moderate range use. Metal with scattered light micro-scratching; cylinder with a moderate index line and some spots of powder staining. Grips with nearly all of their semi-gloss finish; left grip with a few tiny impressions from handling. Action is crisp with a near excellent bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Mustang MK IV Series 80 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #MU16938, .380 cal., 2.75'' barrel, dark blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grips with silver Colt medallions, integral front sight, notched open rear sight, and one factory magazine. Included is a black nylon right-hand iwb Blackhawk size 5 holster. Metal surfaces rate near excellent with approx. 98% original finish. Left side of frame with a light takedown mark below the slide stop. Grips are excellent with clean checkering and bright medallions. Factory lettering is crisp. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $550-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Series 80 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2809319, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered double diamond laminate wood grips, white 3-dot sights, and two (2) factory Colt magazines. In original blue plastic Colt case with matching end label, cable lock, owner's manual, orange hang tag, and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 2003. Pistol is in excellent overall condition, appearing as new. All of the factory finish remains. Grips with clean, sharp checkering. Factory lettering is sharp. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Plastic Colt case appears as new. Exterior of the barrel with spots of dried preservative near the muzzle. Possibly unfired since leaving the factory. Est.: $650-$950. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Nightforce NXS 8-32x56mm Rifle Scope, with NP-R1 reticle. Scope features .25 MOA, side parallax adjustment, sunshade, matte black finish, illuminated reticle, NF rubber lens covers, with Volquartsen Picatinny rings. Overall length including sunshade is 18-7/8''; without 15-7/8''. Included is the digital and printed owner's manual and NF stickers. In excellent overall condition showing only a few light marks to the exterior, with bright and clear optics; illumination feature functions properly. It should be noted that the rear scope ring needs replacement or repair as the horizontal bolt that holds the clamps has damaged threads. Scope itself appears near new. Est.: $1,000-$1,500

Schmidt Bender 5-25x56mm Long Distance Rifle Scope, with a 1st focal plane MSR reticle. Scope features mRad adjustment value, side parallax adjustment, matte black finish, illuminated reticle, flip-up Butler Creek lens covers, with unmarked Picatinny rings. Includes owner's manual and misc. paperwork. Overall length is approx. 16-3/8''; weight (with the scope rings) is roughly 48 oz. Scope is in excellent as new overall condition and shows only a few insignificant handling marks to the exterior, with bright and clear optics; illumination feature functions properly. Est.: $2,200-$2,800.

Left-Hand Weatherby MK V Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #H76716, .240 Wea. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, royal blue finish, factory skip-line checkered walnut stock with white-spaced rosewood pistol and forend cap. Topped with an early Leupold 3x9 Vari-X II scope on Buehler rings and mounts. This Japanese made Weatherby retains approx. 97% original blue, thinning at muzzle and at magazine floorplate; triggerguard screw shows very light wear and thinning at slot edges. Magazine well exhibits polished ramp area. With inlaid silver Canadian 25-cent piece to lower portion of stock and added Pachmayr butt pad and spacer, giving an overall length of pull at 13.5''. Early Leupold scope with minor scuffs from field use, but still exhibits clear optics thru its crosshair reticle. Smooth action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Winchester Model 70 Featherweight Bolt Action Rifle, #35GZR09170, .270 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered maple stock, with black rubber butt pad. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X II 3-9x40 scope on Leupold rings and mounts, with Leupold rubber scope cover. Mfg'd in Portugal by Browning. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired, with some factory stickers still remaining to bottom of barrel. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

CZ Model 550 Safari Classic Magnum Bolt Action Rifle, #A348987, .404 Jeffery cal., 24'' barrel, matte blue finish, jeweled bolt, single set trigger, integral scope base, hooded silver bead front sight, and 3-leaf Express rear sight which includes two folding and one fixed leaf. The high-grade walnut pistol-grip stock is checkered at the wrist and forend, with cheekpiece, straight comb, two crossbolts, black rubber Hiviz recoil pad, and sling swivel studs. Left side of barrel is stamped ''404 JEFF''. Condition is excellent with approx. 99%+ original blue. Metal with a few minor surface scuffs on the bolt handle, etc. Wood is also excellent with clean sharp checkering. Recoil pad with some wear around the edges including a small chip along the upper edge. Action is smooth, bore is mint. Est.: $1,500-$2,000. (Modern)

Custom Dakota Arms Model 76 Classic Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #0249, .300 Win. mag. cal., 24'' barrel with threaded cap, matte blue finish, brass bead front sight dovetailed into a fixed base, and U-notched island rear sight. High-grade one-piece walnut stock with pistol grip and cheekpiece, and is finely checkered at the wrist and forend, with black rubber Kick-Eez recoil pad, recessed rear Howell swivel, inlaid gold-colored oval disc that has been left blank. A phone call to Dakota Arms identified that the ebony forend cap and wood plugged cross bolts were added to this rifle, built in 2003. Rifle is topped with a Leupold Vari-X III 2.5x8 scope and quick-release rings; scope with duplex reticle. Metal surfaces rate near excellent with approx. 97% original matte blue finish remaining, showing intermittent light handling and rub marks, most noticeable on the barrel; top of barrel between the rear sight and receiver with two small dark spots on finish. Wood with general mostly tiny surface dings, as well as a little bit larger impression to right edge near floorplate; cheekpiece with a few superficial scratches; marks to the wood are consistent with field use. Checkering with one small flat spot on the forend and otherwise is clean and shows no visible wear. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. With the exception of a spot of concentrated tiny surface nicks to the exterior of the windage bell, the scope is in excellent condition with bright and clear optics. Est.: $2,500-$3,500. (Modern)

Ruger No. 1 California Highway Patrol Limited Edition Single Shot Rifle, #132-43387, .357 mag. cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Alexander Henry forend, factory red rubber Ruger recoil pad, Ruger grip cap, quick-release sling swivels, fixed front sight with brass bead and folding rear sight on quarter barrel rib; barrel rib is notched for Ruger scope rings. Left side of frame with ''California Assn of Highway Patrolmen'' logo, as well as ''Limited Edition''. Included is the original box that is numbered to the gun, with owner's manual, and ''CHP'' marked padded soft case. Rifle is in excellent as new overall condition and shows only a few very minor marks from handling and storage. Bore is mint and overall this rifle appears unfired. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

1st Year Production Ruger No. 3 Single Shot Rifle, #130-50617, .45-70 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, smooth straight grip walnut stock and forend, factory buttplate, folding rear sight, and fixed front sight with brass bead. Mfg'd 1973. Metal rates excellent with approx. 99% factory blue finish; receiver with normal light plum-colored toning. Wood is near excellent with a few shallow handling marks and light high edgewear to the buttstock and wrist. Action is crisp with an excellent bore. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Mid-70's Ruger No. 1-B Single Shot Rifle, #130-10201, .25-06 cal., 26'' barrel with quarter rib, blue finish, from the factory without sights. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with a semi-beavertail forearm, factory red rubber pad, Ruger grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Topped with a Redfield 3x-9x scope with a duplex reticle. Mfg'd 1974. Overall condition is near excellent. Approx. 97%-98% factory finishes remain; top of barrel with an approx. .25'' spot of very fine pitting at about the mid-point. Factory lettering is clear. Wood with a few scattered shallow impressions and small handling marks, predominantly on the forend; checkering is clean and sharp. Action is crisp with a really clean bright and shiny bore. Scope is excellent with bright clear optics. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Mid-70's Ruger No. 1 Single Shot Rifle, #130-18788, .45-70 cal., 22'' barrel with quarter rib, folding rear sight, fixed front sight with brass bead, and blue finish. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Alexander Henry forearm, factory red rubber pad, Ruger grip cap, and quick-release sling swivels. Mfg'd 1976. Metal rates as excellent with approx. 99% original finish. Wood is very good with scattered tiny impressions and small marks, the most noticeable being handling marks on the wrist and forend, a few having left minor flat spots on the checkering which is predominantly sharp. Action is crisp with a really nice bright and shiny bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Outstanding Custom GA Precision Bolt Action Rifle, #GAP806, .338 Lapua Magnum, Templar action, 26'' fluted GA Precision barrel, 28'' overall including muzzlebrake, with matte black Cerakote finish. Stock appears to be a McMillan A5 tactical stock with blue and black marble pattern finish, adjustable cheekpiece, and black rubber Decelerator recoil pad. Also featuring a one-piece scope base, Harris S-BR bipod, paddle style magazine release, and three (3) Accuracy International magazines. Overall this rifle is in as new condition. Cheekpiece shows some minor insignificant specks of wear to the finish, otherwise this rifle shows little evidence of being handled or fired. Action is smooth; bore is excellent. A great opportunity to buy one of these rifles without the custom build lead time. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Modern)

Excellent Surgeon Model 591 Bolt Action Rifle, #C03137, 6.5 Creedmoor cal., short action, 26'' fluted GA Precision Hospitaller barrel, 28'' overall including muzzlebrake, with matte black Cerakote finish. Manners MCS-T4A OD green stock with adjustable cheekpiece, black rubber Decelerator pad, and Manners Mini Chassis. Also featuring a one-piece scope base, Harris S-BRM bipod, paddle style magazine release, and one Accuracy International magazine. In near new overall condition, showing one small chip to the OD green finish on the cheekpiece, and minor high edgewear to the bolt handle. Action is smooth; bore is excellent. Overall appearing to have been fired very little. Est.: $3,000-$4,000. (Modern)

Israel Military Industries (I.M.I.) Timber Wolf Slide-Action Takedown Rifle, #TW14390, .44 mag. cal., 18.5'' barrel, blue finish, straight grip wood stock and grooved forend, black rubber recoil pad, quick-release sling swivels, white dovetailed blade front sight, with sporting elevator rear sight. Receiver with an integral scope mount and topped with a 2.5-10x40 scope with green laser and mil-dot reticle. (Scope is similar to an Osprey but does not identify the manufacturer.) Scope base is not long enough to lock into both of the slots on the integral rail. Approx. 99%+ original blue finish remains and rifle rates as excellent overall. Magazine tube shows a few very minor spots of finish loss. Wood with only a few minor handling marks. Action is crisp with a bright bore. Scope appears like new with bright clear optics; green laser was tested and functions properly. Overall a really high condition rifle that has seen little handling or use. Rare in this caliber as only 1,000 of the .44 magnum rifles were imported by Springfield Armory; this rifle is marked Springfield Armory on the left side of the receiver. Est.: $900-$1,200. (Modern)

Heckler & Koch Model 270 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #0713, .22 LR cal., 19-5/8'' barrel, blue finish, one-piece pistol-grip walnut stock, black plastic buttplate, blade front sight, square notched rear sight, factory grooved receiver, and includes two (2) magazines; one five-round and one twenty round. This rifle is in excellent overall condition with approx. 99% original blue finish. Wood with a small amount of shallow handling marks most noticeable along the bottom edge of the buttstock, wrist, and front edge of the forend. Factory lettering is crisp. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Internally and externally a very clean lightly used rifle. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Steyr Model S Bolt Action Rifle, #57880, 7mm Rem. mag. cal., 25.5'' hammer forged barrel, blue finish, dovetailed silver blade front sight, with fixed U-notched rear sight. One-piece pistol-grip wood stock with Monte carlo cheekpiece, skipline checkering, rosewood forend and grip cap, vented brown rubber Steyr recoil pad, and sling swivels. Rifle also features double set triggers and includes one original magazine. Topped with a Redfield 1'' tube 3x-9x scope and Cone Trol rings; scope with a post and fine horizontal crosshair reticle. Imported by and marked on left side of barrel ''L.E.S. SKOKIE ILL.'' Overall condition is very good with approx. 93% original blue; thinning at the bolt handle, muzzle, highpoints of the hammer forged pattern account for a majority of the finish loss. Triggerguard with a hairline crack that starts at the front screw and runs up into the magazine well, a common problem with these earlier rifles. Stock with scattered small impressions and handling marks and its overall condition is consistent with the rest of the rifle; checkering is clean. Double set trigger function properly. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Scope exterior with scattered small scratches, and the eyepiece appears to have been cleaned as it is a little lighter in color; optics are clear and excellent. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Late-70's Ruger No. 1-H Tropical Single Shot Rifle, #131-10790, .375 H&H mag. cal., 24'' barrel with quarter rib, folding rear sight, fixed front sight with brass bead, and blue finish. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Alexander Henry forearm, factory red rubber pad, Ruger grip cap, and quick-release sling swivels. Mfg'd 1977. Metal rates as excellent, with approx. 99% original blue finish showing only very minor handling marks; factory lettering is clear. Wood is also excellent and shows only a few light handling marks; checkering is clean and sharp. Action is crisp; bore is mirror bright and appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $750-$1,000. (Modern)

Ruger No. 3 Single Shot Rifle, #130-57471, .30-40 Krag cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, smooth straight walnut stock and forend, fixed brass bead front sight, and folding rear sight. Mfg'd 1976. Left side of barrel is marked ''Made In The 200th Year Of American Liberty''. With the exception of a few small spots of very minor pitting on the barrel between the rear sight and receiver, this rifle is in near excellent condition. Approx. 97% original blue finish remains with clear and crisp factory lettering. Wood with a few shallow impressions and small handling marks at the forend and wrist; top left edge of buttstock with an approx. 1'' long line of tiny impressions. Action is crisp; mirror bright bore is excellent and appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Late-70's Ruger No. 1-A Light Sporter Single Shot Rifle in 7x57mm cal., #130-42421, 22'' barrel with quarter rib, folding rear sight, fixed front sight with brass bead, and blue finish. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Alexander Henry forearm, factory red rubber pad, Ruger grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Included is a NECG peep sight that is mounted to the quarter rib. Mfg'd 1977. Metal rates as excellent, with approx. 98% original blue finish showing only intermittent normal light handling marks; factory lettering is clear. Wood is very good with approx. 97% original finish and clean sharp checkering that shows no visible wear, with mostly normal small marks from field/range use. Wood with a few more noticeable marks to the left side including left side of buttstock which has a 1.5'' vertical scratch; left side and tip of forend with a total of six pressure dents with the largest being approx. 1/4'' long x 1/8'' wide. Action is crisp; bright bore is in really great condition with excellent rifling. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Mid-70's Ruger No. 1-B Single Shot Rifle, #130-36669, .270 cal., 26'' barrel with quarter rib, blue finish, from the factory without sights. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with a semi-beavertail forearm, factory red rubber pad, Ruger grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Topped with a Redfield 4x scope with a duplex reticle. Mfg'd 1976. Left side of barrel is marked ''Made In The 200th Year Of American Liberty''. Rifle is in near fine overall condition and shows signs of moderate field/range use. Approx. 97% original blue finish remains; left side of receiver with some faint scratching and lower edge with scattered specks of pitting. Receiver with normal plum-colored toning. Left side of buttstock with a few small spots of wear near the red pad; forend with scattered light to moderate shallow impressions, with one slightly more noticeable 1/4''x1/4'' shallow mar to the lower edge near receiver; checkering on both is mostly clean and sharp. Action is crisp; bright bore rates excellent. Scope exterior shows old ring marks; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Ruger No. 1 California Highway Patrol Limited Edition Single Shot Rifle, #132-44400, .357 mag. cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Alexander Henry forend, factory red rubber Ruger recoil pad, Ruger grip cap, quick-release sling swivels, fixed front sight with brass bead and folding rear sight on quarter barrel rib; barrel rib is notched for Ruger scope rings. Left side of frame with ''California Assn of Highway Patrolmen'' logo, as well as ''Limited Edition''. Included is the original box that is numbered to the gun, with owner's manual, and ''CHP'' marked padded soft case. Rifle is in excellent as new overall condition and shows only a few very minor marks from handling and storage. Bore is mint and overall this rifle appears unfired. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Ruger No. 1-V Varminter Single Shot Rifle, #133-60171, .223 cal., 24'' heavy barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, factory black rubber pad, Ruger grip cap, and sling swivel studs. Topped with a Tasco 6-24x44 scope with threaded lens covers and fine crosshair reticle. Metal is excellent with approx. 99% original blue; lever and trigger with a few normal signs of light use. Wood rates as fine with slight handling marks, most noticeable near the wrist and forend; checkering is mostly sharp. Action and bore are both excellent. Scope exterior shows light wear; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Browning Lightning BLR Lever Action Rifle, #02181NN341, .22-250 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, aluminum alloy receiver, gold-colored trigger, dovetailed brass bead front sight and factory sporting rear sight. Round knob walnut stock with factory checkering at pistol grip and forend, semi-gloss finish, and factory black rubber recoil pad. Topped with a Simmons Model #800068 6.5-20x50 ''Whitetail Classic'' scope on Leupold rings; scope with a duplex reticle. Included is the original box that is numbered to the gun and one magazine. Metal is in near new condition showing a few minor handling marks to the lever and right side of receiver. Stock retains all of the original semi-gloss finish with a few shallow impressions and handling marks to right side of buttstock and forend; checkering is sharp. Action is crisp with a mirror bright bore. Scope is like new with bright and clear optics. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

1st Year Browning BAR-22 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Redfield Scope, #07642RR166, .22 LR cal., 20.25'' barrel, blue finish, and factory grooved receiver. Gloss-finished pistol-grip walnut stock with checkering at the wrist and forend, and factory black plastic Browning buttplate. Sights include a brass bead blade front dovetailed into a ramped base, and folding rear sight. Mfg'd 1977, in Japan. Topped with a Redfield 1-3/4X-5X scope and Weaver rings; scope with a fine crosshair reticle. Metal surfaces rate as excellent with approx. 99% factory blue finish. Wood is very good with scattered shallow impressions and other small handling marks, with the highest concentration being visible on the bottom edge of the forend; checkering is mostly sharp, right side of pistol grip with a spot of light wear to the checks. Nice smooth action and excellent bore. Scope exterior with a few slight scratches, optics are clear. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Belgian Browning BAR Grade II Semi-Automatic Rifle, #63849M70, .338 Win. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered mahogany stock, with simple scroll, ram and mountain lion motif to side of frame; standard front and rear sights, with sling swivels. Mfg'd 1970. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% factory blue. Stock with some small bruises in cheek area. Crisp action, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)

Ruger .44 Semi-Automatic Carbine, #102-94823, .44 mag. cal., 18.5'' barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip wood stock, factory black plastic buttplate, dovetailed brass bead front and folding rear sight. Topped with a Tasco ''World Class'' 3-9x40mm scope; scope with a Mil-Dot reticle. Mfg'd 1981. Metal rates as excellent with approx. 98% original finish; wear to the bolt release button accounts for most of the finish loss. Stock is near excellent with scattered shallow handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Scope exterior with a few slight rub marks; optics are clear. In really nice overall shape for a nearly 40-year-old rifle. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 BDL Bolt Action Rifle, #6444921, .17 Rem. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, press checkered cheekpiece mahogany stock, with standard front and rear sights. Topped with a Redfield 3-9x38 scope on Redfield rings and mounts. Mfg'd 1971. Condition is excellent. Rifle shows very little use. Stock with just the lightest marks from handling. Good action, bright bore, clear optics. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Ruger Gunsite Scout Bolt Action Rifle, #680-92103, .308 cal., 16'' barrel, 17.75'' including flash suppressor, matte black finish, pistol-grip black synthetic stock with textured grip panels, black rubber recoil pad, sling swivel studs, fixed front sight with protective ears, ghost ring rear sight, forward mounted Picatinny rail, and one factory magazine. In original box with matching end label, owner's manual, scope rings, cable lock, and other misc. factory paperwork. Overall condition is excellent showing intermittent minor handling marks. Stock with the original Ruger sticker still attached to the forend. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Rifle, #196-00666, .223 cal., 18.5'' barrel, satin blue finish, pistol-grip birch stock, factory buttplate, black upper handguard, fixed front sight, and folding rear sight, with sling swivels, and one factory 5-round magazine. In original box with matching end label, owner's manual, cable lock, and factory scope rings. Condition is excellent, showing only slight handling and rub marks, with and excellent crisp action and bright bore. Box shows storage wear and the corners on one of the end pieces are taped together. Scope rings are still sealed in the original packaging. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Spike's Tactical Model SL-15 THUG Semi-Automatic Rifle, #01599, 5.56 cal., 16'' barrel, 18'' overall including muzzlebrake, matte black finish, black Magpul handguard, black Thordsen Customs stock, flip-up sights, and one unmarked plastic 10-round magazine. Included is a black padded Molle range bag. In near excellent overall condition, showing normal scattered scuffs to the stock and matte metal surfaces. Sights show light wear to the highpoints. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

Sig Sauer P226 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with Streamlight M6 tactical laser light, #U739500, .357 SIG cal., double/single action, 4.4'' barrel, black stainless slide, black alloy frame, original black plastic grips, 3-dot tritium sights, with two (2) Sig Sauer 10-round magazines. In original blue plastic case with matching end label, cable lock, owner's manual, and other misc. paperwork. Also included is a Bianchi International holster. Condition is excellent. Matte surfaces with a few normal light scratches and scuff marks. Edges of the accessory rail with a few small nicks from putting on and taking off the light. Grips are excellent showing only light wear. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. The Streamlight was tested and the laser function works, light does not; most likely the bulb needs replacement. Est.: $650-$850. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 25-2 1955 Target Model Double Action Revolver, #N139570, .45 Auto Rim cal., 6.5'' pinned barrel, blue finish, wide target hammer and trigger have been polished bright, recessed cylinder, factory checkered square butt wood target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1973. Approx. 96%-97% original blue finish remains and metal rates as fine overall. Muzzle wear, tiny specks underneath the grips, and a moderate index line account for a majority of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear; gold infill on left side of barrel is a little faded. Grips are excellent with sharp unmarred checkering; right grip is a little lighter in color from being on display in the casino. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates fine with some spots of powder fouling in the grooves. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 17-6 K-22 Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #BDT7001, .22 LR cal., 4'' full lug barrel, blue finish, smooth fingergroove Goncalo alves combat style grips with inlaid S&W medallions, case hardened trigger and hammer, Patridge front sight, and adjustable micrometer click rear sight. In original blue one-piece box with matching end label, cleaning kit, owner's manual, and S&W packing paper. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98% original blue finish; metal with a few scattered minor marks. Majority of the case colors remain with some fading to left side of trigger. Grips retain all of their finish, appear near new, and show minimal signs of handling. Factory lettering is sharp with nice raised edges. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore rates excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 48-2 K-22 MRF Masterpiece Double Action Revolver, #6K4901, .22 MRF cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, wide target hammer and trigger have been polished bright, factory smooth square butt wood target grips with S&W medallions, Patridge front sight with red insert and micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1974. Revolver is in near excellent overall condition with approx. 98% original blue finish. Metal with scattered micro-scratching and some other small handling marks; cylinder with a light index line. Factory lettering is clear; gold highlights are a little faded in areas. Grips with nice even color and semi-gloss finish with intermittent minor shallow impressions along the bottom edges. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is excellent. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Modern Browning High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #245PT08647, 9mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hardwood grips, with one blue high-capacity magazine, one bright nickel high-capactiy magazine, and one brush nickel extended high-capacity magazine. In original box. Condition is excellent, appearing as new and unfired. Mirror bright bore. Box with tattered edges but complete. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Sig Sauer P226 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #U639049, .357 SIG cal., double/single action, 4.4'' barrel, black finish, black alloy frame, finger-grooved black rubber Hogue grips, 3-dot night sights that are a little dim, and one factory 10-round magazine. Frame is marked ''Frame Made In Germany''. Condition is excellent with approx. 98% factory finishes. Edge of the triggerguard shows some light wear; bottom of the frame with a few tiny specks of finish loss. Grips are also excellent, with a really nice smooth, tight action, and a mirror bright bore. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Springfield Armory 1911-A1 TRP Operator Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NM462389, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, black finish, lower accessory rail, 3-dot night sights which include an adjustable rear sight, skeletonized hammer and trigger, ambidextrous thumb safety, and a pair of aftermarket exotic grips by Esmeralda O'Sheehan; grips appear to be made of Andean Alder, with decorative grip screws. Also included are the original G10 grips and two (2) magazines. In original gray plastic case that is numbered to the gun, with owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent with approx. 99% original black finish. Left grip with a few shallow handling marks; right grip shows no visible wear. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Original grips appear as new. Est.: $900-$1,400. (Modern/PPT)

Heckler & Koch HK45 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #HKU-003647, .45 ACP cal., 4.5'' barrel, black finish, black polymer frame with integral textured ergonomic grip, interchangeable backstrap, lower accessory rail, yellow 3-dot sights, ambidextrous slide and magazine release, and two (2) 10-round H&K magazines. In original black plastic case with owner's manual and additional backstrap. Condition is excellent and appearing only lightly used. Approx. 99%+ black finish remains with only a few spots of insignificant edgewear. Frame shows only a few slight handling marks. Nice smooth action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Colt Series 80 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2814448, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered double diamond laminate wood grips, white 3-dot sights, one factory Colt magazine and one additional unmarked magazine. In blue plastic Colt case with owner's manual and other misc. factory paperwork. Mfg'd 2005. Pistol is in excellent overall condition. Top of slide with a light rub mark that is most likely from contact with the inside of the case, otherwise appearing as new and possibly unfired. Grips with clean sharp checkering. Factory lettering is sharp. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $650-$950. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model 25-5 Double Action Revolver, #N676868, .45 LC cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, case hardened wide target hammer and trigger, factory checkered square butt Goncalo alves target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight with micrometer click adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1979-1980. Approx. 97%-98% original blue finish remains and revolver rates as near excellent overall. Metal with a handful of tiny surface nicks, most noticeable on left edge of barrel rib and left side of frame underneath the grips. Most noticeable spots of finish loss are at the muzzle and right side of the barrel near the caliber markings. Cylinder with a light index line. Hammer and trigger retain most of their rich case colors. Grips have lightened along the back edges and otherwise show only normal light handling marks; checkering is sharp and shows no visible wear. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore is excellent. Est.: $800-$1,200. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 57 Double Action Revolver, #N145468, .41 mag. cal., 8-3/8'' pinned barrel, blue finish, hammer and trigger have been polished bright, smooth square butt wood target grips with S&W medallions, red ramp front sight and micrometer click adjustable rear sight. All of the factory lettering has been highlighted in gold. Mfg'd 1973. Approx. 99% original blue finish remains and metal rates as excellent overall, with some scattered micro-scratching and a light index line to the cylinder. Factory lettering is clear; gold infill on the left side of the barrel is a little faded. Grips with an added coat of varnish; back edges and right grip itself are a little lighter in color from being on display in the casino, otherwise both show only normal small handling marks. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bright bore is excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief's Special Double Action Revolver, #J278660, .38 Spec. cal., 2'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with pre-1981 pinned barrel. Condition is excellent showing only very light marks from handling. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 25-2 (1955 Target Model) Double Action Revolver, #N24144, .45 ACP cal., 6.5'' pinned barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions; back of each grip with the serial number lightly scratched into the surface. Revolver also features a fixed front sight, square-notched fully adjustable rear sight, and wide case hardened hammer and trigger. Included are fifteen (15) moon clips. Mfg'd approx. 1969-1972. Condition is near excellent with approx. 97%-98% original blue and 90%-95% vibrant case colors. Muzzle shows light wear; cylinder with a thin moderate index line. Grips retain nearly all of their original finish with minor wear along the bottom edges; checkering is sharp; left grip and bottom edges show some light to moderate impressions and handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Smooth action, near excellent bore. Overall a nice, lightly used Model 25-2. Est.: $700-$1,000. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Buckeye Special, #611-02633, includes both a .38-40 and 10mm cylinder. Also featuring a 6.5'' barrel, blue finish, wood grips with silver Ruger medallions, fixed tall blade front sight and square notched fully adjustable rear sight. Top of frame with an engraved flower. Included is the original brown cardboard box that is hand numbered to the gun and one-piece Ruger box with the owner's manual. Revolver is in excellent near new overall condition, appearing to have been fired very little. Approx. 99%+ original blue finish remains with a few scattered slight handling marks, the most noticeable being on the ejector rod housing. Both cylinders have only very light index lines. Factory lettering is sharp. Grips are like new. Action is smooth and crisp with an excellent bore. Brown cardboard box shows normal light storage wear; yellow and black box rates excellent. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Brass Grip Frame Ruger Old Army Percussion Single Action Revolver, #140-07099, .45 cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, brass Dragoon style grip frame that is marked underneath right grip ''MR-3DB'', smooth wood grips with Ruger medallions, wide serrated trigger, fixed large blade front sight, with a fully adjustable rear sight. In an original two-piece red/black/white box that appears to be numbered to the gun, two of the numbers are not legible. Also included is the original owner's manual, and warranty card. Mfg'd 1973. Approx. 97%-98% original finish remains and this revolver rates as fine overall. Frame with slight plum colored toning. Cylinder and barrel with a few tiny specks of oxidation; cylinder with only a light index line. Brass shows normal mild toning. Grips with a few shallow handling marks. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Both sides of hammer with a few specks of dark spotting/surface rust. Action is smooth with a bright bore; rifling is excellent. Box shows general age and storage wear, end label is clear, and all of the corners are intact. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT) (This revolver is not classified as an antique and does require an FFL.)

Mint Limited Edition Talo/Turnbull Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #TSB-00208, chambered in .44 magnum. A collaborative effort between Talo and Ruger in which the frames were shipped to Turnbull Restoration Co. to be color case hardened. These were limited to a total production of only 1,000 pieces. Revolver features a 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame, unfluted cylinder, smooth wood laminate grips with silver Ruger medallions, fixed blade front sight, and a fully adjustable square notched rear sight. In original red plastic case with matching end label, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Revolver is in as new condition. All of the blue and beautiful Turnbull color case hardened finish remain. Cylinder with only a faint index line. Bore also appears as new. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Super Redhawk Double Action Revolver, with holster, #550-80112, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, satin stainless steel, stippled and finger-grooved black rubber Hogue grips, red ramp front sight, and white outline fully adjustable rear sight; top of frame with factory scope ring notches. Included is a brown leather right-hand holster by Guide Gear. Condition is near excellent. Metal shows normal light micro-scratching and small handling marks; cylinder with a moderate index line. Grips also show only normal light handling marks. Factory lettering is sharp. Action is smooth and crisp with an excellent bright bore. Holster shows light wear. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Limited CZ Model 75B Semi-Automatic Pistol, with factory installed OKO Red-Dot Sight, #6002U, double/single action, 9mm cal., 4.5'' barrel, dual tone satin blue and stainless finish, replacement wraparound finger-grooved Hogue grips, with white 3-dot sights, and one 10-round magazine. With frame-mounted OKO red-dot sight which we believe was available for a limited time as a factory installed item and was mfg'd as factory model #AB610DB. Condition is near excellent showing scattered slight handling marks and signs of range use. The most noticeable sign of wear being spots of thinning and darkening to the matte stainless finish on the backstrap. Grips show only normal light handling marks. Action is nice and smooth with a mirror bright bore. The laser was tested and functions properly. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Springfield Armory Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #N420506, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, matte black finish, black composite grips that are probably G10 material, front and rear slide serrations, 3-dot fixed Novak's night sights, and two (2) magazines. In original blue plastic case with matching end label, soft ''Team Springfield'' pouch, owner's manual, and bore brush. Marked on bottom of frame ''FI Brazil''. Condition is excellent with approx. 97% matte finish, showing light edgewear and a few normal small handling marks. Grips appear near new. Night sights are dim. Action is smooth with a near excellent bore. Est.: $500-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Walther Model PPK/S Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S024745, .380 ACP cal., 3.25'' barrel, stainless steel, checkered black plastic grips with ''Walther Banner'' logo, standard fixed sights with orange highlights, and two 8-round Walther magazines, one with black plastic finger extension. In original black plastic box that is numbered to the gun, with test target, owner's manual, and safety instructions. Right side of slide is marked ''Interarms / Alexandria, Virginia''. Year of mfg. is early 1985 as the test target is dated 3/7/85. Condition is excellent showing a few scattered small handling marks, mainly on the front strap and around the triggerguard; right side of slide near ''Interarms'' with one more noticeable thin shallow surface scratch. Grips are also excellent with clean, sharp checkering. Factory lettering is crisp. Action is smooth with a bright and shiny bore. Overall a nice pistol that shows normal signs of only light range use. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 4506 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #TCW4089, .45 Auto cal., 4.5'' barrel, stainless steel, checkered black plastic grips, three-dot adjustable factory sights, with two (2) S& W magazines, accessories and paperwork, in original box. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. One magazine with added rubber bumper pad. Crisp grips and action, mirror bright bore. Box with slight tatting to hinge area. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Like New Sig Sauer P226 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #U528647, 9mm cal., double/single action, 4.4'' barrel, black slide, black alloy frame, checkered black plastic grips, fixed white-dot front sight and fixed rear sight with white post, and four (4) total magazines; one factory 15-round, two (2) aftermarket 15-round, and one matte stainless aftermarket magazine that looks like 20-round capacity. In black plastic Sigarms case, plain cardboard exterior box with matching end label, and the owner's manual. Pistol is in excellent as new overall condition showing few signs of potentially being fired. Made in West Germany. Est.: $700-$900. (Modern/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Smith & Wesson Model SW1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #JRF6441, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, satin stainless steel, front and rear slide serrations, checkered double diamond wood grips, white 3-dot sights, lightweight hammer and trigger, with one dark blue 8-round S&W magazine and one dark blue 8-round Mec-Gar magazine, both with black plastic base plates. In original blue plastic case with matching end label, S&W packing paper, owner's manual, and misc. factory paperwork. Pistol is in excellent near new condition. Left side of frame with a slight mark below the slide stop; sides of grip safety show only light wear. Excellent smooth action and high condition bore. Inside and out appearing to have been fired very little. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern/PPT)

Cased Colt Three-Gun Bicentennial Set, containing three revolvers: Colt 2nd Gen. 3rd Model Dragoon, .44 cal. perc.; Colt Single Action Army Revolver, .45 cal.; and a Colt Python Double Action Revolver, .357 mag. cal., contained in a three-drawer red velvet-lined walnut display case. Each revolver is marked with the ''1776 - Bicentennial - 1976'' logo and features a ''Great Seal of the United States'' medallion inset into right side of each grip, along with patriotic scenes to each cylinder and matching serial numbers. 1.) Colt 2nd Gen. 3rd Model Dragoon, #0703DG, .44 perc. cal., 7'' barrel, royal blue and case colored finish, silver-plated backstrap and triggerguard, with smooth rosewood grips, and includes all accessories. Backstrap and triggerguard have tarnished. 2.) Colt Single Action Army, #0703PM, ,45 cal., 7.5'' barrel, royal blue and case colored finish, in excellent condition. 3.) Colt Python, #0703PY, .357 mag. cal., 6'' barrel, full royal blue finish, special unfluted cylinder, smooth rosewood grips, with one small scratch to right side of frame. Also includes a leather-bound special edition book entitled ''Armsmear''. Approx. 1776 produced in 1976 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the USA. Est.: $3,000-$5,000/set. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Leupold Mark 6 1-6x20mm Rifle Scope, 10-1/4'' overall length, matte black 34mm tube, .2 mrad adjustment, with a CMR-W 7.62 illuminated reticle. Scope is fitted with a set of unmarked Picatinny rings. Condition is excellent, appearing as new. Exterior with only a few insignificant handling marks. Optics are bright and crystal clear, illuminated reticle was tested and functions properly. Est.: $1,200-$1,800.

Swarovski 8x50B SLC Binoculars, forest green, 7-3/8'' overall length (when the eyepiece is fully retracted), with a tripod socket. Included are the black rubber odjective lens covers, Swarovski soft case, plastic tabs for the carrying strap are present but the padded neck strap is not. Binoculars are in excellent as new overall condition with bright and clear optics. Black rubber lens covers with minor white discoloration from age. Est.: $750-$1,000.

Beautiful Collector's Grade William Henry Quarterly One-of-a-Kind B12 Damascus Folding Knife, 3'' etched carbon damascus blade, 4'' overall closed length, sterling silver over a nickel silver frame, each side of hand carved bolster with a single yellow sapphire set in 18k gold bezel; single thumb stud and stainless fitting on each side of bolster each with a single inlaid Citrine gemstone. Handle is made of basketweave pattern carbon fiber. Also featuring a sterling silver bail, braided leather lanyard with stainless steel beads, each with an inlaid Citrine gemstone. The closing mechanism is a push-button fit into the left bolster. Included is the original wood display/storage case, two-piece William Henry Studio box, leather WH carry pouch, COA that is numbered to the knife and states that this knife is a one of a kind, mfg'd in 2012. This extraordinary knife is in as new condition as stored in the original wood case; back inside edge of frame with a few very tiny handling marks. Bottom half of cardboard box is split at two of the corners; wood box is in new condition. Est.: $700-$1,000.

Scot Matsuoka Kobe Flipper Custom Folding Knife, 3-1/2'' satin finished blade with flipper tab, 4-7/8'' overall closed length, bead blasted titanium bolster, bead blasted titanium back, composite C-Tek scales, with carry clip and black Scot Matsuoka soft pouch. Blade with the Matsuoka Koloa Duck Knives logo on one side and ''IKBS'' on the opposite side. In excellent as new overall condition, appears to have never been used or carried, showing only a few intermittent minor handling marks. Est.: $300-$500.

Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 21 Folding Knife, 3-5/8'' satin finished drop point blade, 4-3/4'' overall closed length, titanium frame with snakewood inlay, single thumb stud, and carry clip. Frame is marked ''Idaho Made''. In box with leather Chris Reeve pouch and cleaning cloth, instructions, and certificate noting that this knife was made in 2012. Condition is excellent. The clip and a few high points of the frame show light wear, indicating this knife may have been carried. Blade appears as new with a clean and like new cutting edge. Leather pouch is as new. Est.: $300-$450.

Begg Knives SteelCraft Series Mini Bodega Folding Knife, 3'' drop point/clip point blade with flipper tab and a black finish, 4-1/8'' overall closed length, ceramic IKBS, black tumbled titanium handle, yellow/gold colored back spacer, with a textured carry clip. Condition is excellent, showing a few normal slight handling marks, cutting edge appears as new. Est.: $250-$350.

Nighthawk Custom Keith Murr Model 425 Fixed Blade Knife, with sheath, 5'' clip-point blade with a dull mirror type finish, 10'' overall, elk horn handle with stainless pins and black synthetic liners, with leather lanyard and brown leather sheath that is stamped on the back ''MURR''. Blade with the Nighthawk Custom logo on one side; opposite side with Murr logo and dated 2017. In excellent as new overall condition, never carried or sharpened. Sheath with a few very minor storage scuffs. Est.: $250-$350.

Lot of Three (3) Al Mar Folding Knives: 1.) Al Mar Payara, 3-3/4'' satin finished tanto blade with ambidextrous thumb studs, 5'' overall closed length, black G10 handle, and carry clip. Condition is excellent showing only a few minor marks to the blade; cutting edge is original and shows no visible wear. 2.) Limited production liner lock folding knife, #172 of 200, 3'' drop-point/spear-point VG-10 stainless steel blade, 4'' overall closed length, digital camouflage pattern G10 handle, dual thumb stud, with carry clip. Condition is excellent, showing signs of very light carry wear. Blade with a few superficial scratches. Carry clip with some edgewear. Handle is like new. 3.) Liner lock folding knife, 3'' drop point VG-10 stainless steel blade, 4-1/4'' overall closed length, dual thumb studs, black G10 handles, with carry clip. Condition is near excellent showing signs of very light carry wear. Blade with a few light surface scratches. Back edge of handle with some minor rub marks. Cutting edge is original. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

Al Mar #3007-A Sere VII-A Special Forces Marked Fighting Knife, with sheath and box, 7'' blade, 12-5/8'' overall, stainless front bolster, maroon micarta handle with three (3) brass ferrules. Bolster is marked with ''De Oppresso Liber'' Special Forces logo. Includes the black nylon Cordura Eagle USA sheath, box, and small The Warrior's Edge pamphlet. Made in Seki, Japan. Knife is in excellent condition. Bolsters and micarta pieces with a small amount of scattered micro-scratching and minor marks from handling. Blade is like new. Box shows light storage wear; white exterior slip cover with specks of discoloration to the top portion (looks like old oil spots). Est.: $400-$600.

Vintage Al Mar #3101 Special Warfare I Fighting Knife, with sheath and box, #113/200, 6-1/8'' blade, 11'' overall, brass guard, laminate wood handle with brass ferrule. Includes the black nylon Cordura Eagle USA sheath, box, and small The Warrior's Edge pamphlet. Made in Seki, Japan. In excellent overall condition. Blade with a few slight surface scratches; cutting edge appears as new and is extremely sharp. Brass pieces shows normal moderate toning. Wood with a few tiny handling marks. Sheath is excellent. Box shows moderate storage wear. Est.: $300-$500.

Vintage Al Mar #3102 Special Warfare II Fighting Knife, with sheath and box, #096/200, 7.5'' blade, 13-1/4'' overall, brass guard, laminate wood handle with brass ferrule. Includes the black nylon Cordura Eagle USA sheath, box, and small The Warrior's Edge pamphlet. Made in Seki, Japan. In excellent overall condition. Blade with a few slight surface scratches; cutting edge appears as new and is extremely sharp. Brass pieces shows normal moderate toning. Wood with a few tiny handling marks. Sheath and box are excellent. Est.: $300-$500.

Vintage Al Mar #4020 Grunt I Military Style Fighting Knife, with sheath and box, #176/200, 5'' blade, 9-3/4'' overall, brass guard, with stacked leather washer handle. In original tan leather sheath that is stamped on the back with the Al Mar logo and ''W4020''; sheath with boot-lace style leather leg wrap. Also included is an original Al Mar box and small Warrior's Edge pamphlet; box lacks a specific knife identification label. Made in Japan. In excellent unused overall condition. The ''Japan'' markings on the blade are a little faint but legible; cutting edge is clean and extremely sharp. Brass pieces show mild toning. Stacked leather washers with a few light handling marks. Sheath with scattered surface scuffs and a few dark spots to the leather exterior; stitching and seams are excellent. Box is also excellent. Est.: $300-$500.

Vintage Al Mar #8507 Mini Bowie Knife, with sheath, 5'' blade, 9-1/2'' overall, brass guard, laminate wood handle, with oval brass shield inlaid into one side. In tan leather sheath that is stamped on back with ''AL MAR'' logo and ''W8507-8L''. Made in Seki, Japan. Blade is in excellent as new condition. Brass with spots of darkening and discoloration from being stored in the sheath and needs to be cleaned. Wood with only a few minor handling marks. Sheath shows some storage wear, including scattered moderate surface scuffs and spots of darkening to the light tan leather. All factory lettering and maker's marks on the knife and sheath are crisp. Est.: $250-$400.

Vintage Al Mar ''Special U.S.M.C.'' Fighting Knife, with sheath, 7-3/4'' blade, 13-1/8'' overall, brass guard, finger-grooved wood handle, with brass ferrule. In brown leather sheath that is stamped on front ''AL MAR''. Blade is in excellent unused condition and shows just a tiny bit of wear to the ''S'' in ''Special''. Brass with spots of darkening from being stored in the sheath and needs to be cleaned. Wood shows only minor handling marks. Sheath with a few light surface scuffs and scratches; stitching and seams are excellent. Est.: $350-$550.

Lot of Two (2) Ruana Fixed Blade Knives, with sheaths: 1.) Hunting knife, 3-1/2'' blade, 7-7/8'' overall, with stag grips; marked on the handle ''RUANA / BONNER / MONTANA''. In tan leather sheath that is stamped on the front ''RUANA''; back with ''Made In Montana'' sticker still attached. In excellent overall condition. Blade with a few slight scratches but the cutting edge is original and appears unused. Metal and stag handle with scattered small handling marks. Sheath shows light storage wear and some verdigris around the metal pieces. 2.) Skinning knife, 4-3/8'' blade, top 1.25'' is notched for finger placement, 9'' overall, brass guard, with stag handle; electro-etched on the ricasso ''Ruana''. In tan leather sheath that is stamped on the front ''RUANA''; back with ''Made In Montana'' sticker still attached. Knife is in excellent overall condition and appears unused. Brass guard with moderate toning and a little discoloration from being stored in the leather sheath. Stag shows normal slight handling marks. Sheath shows light storage wear and some verdigris around the metal pieces. Est.: $400-$600/lot.

Lot of Two (2) Case Collector's Club Folding Knives: 1.) 2006 CCC ''Elephants Toe'' folding knife, model #6250 SS, ''Roger's Jigged'' moss green bone handles, bolster is numbered ''340'', 4-1/2'' overall closed length, blade with etched elephant image. Included is the original box, CCC soft pouch with keychain, and COA. 1 of only 500. In excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Bolsters show some slight micro-scratching. 2.) 2004 CCC ''Folding Hunter'', model #8165 SS, beautiful Paua abalone handles, bolster is numbered ''072'', 5-1/4'' overall closed length. In small glass top wood display box; glass is etched ''Case Collectors Club''. Also included is a white Case XX box. 1 of only 150. Blade is excellent, never used or sharpened. Abalone handles with bright colors and are free of any chips or cracks. The backside of the bolsters with tiny specks of discoloration, most likely from being stored in the wood case; should improve with a thorough cleaning. Est.: $225-$350/lot.

Lot of Six (6) 2003/2004 Case Collector's Club Knives for Junior, Regular, and Life Members, all are numbered ''L6116'' and include a #62154 SS ACK Tiny Trapper, junior member, dated 2004; #6268 SS ACK Small Congress, junior member, dated 2003; #6285-SP SS ACK Doctor's Knife, regular member, dated 2003; #6254 SS ACK Trapper, regular member, 2004; #64052 SS ACK Congress, life member, dated 2003; #6207 SS ACK Trapper, life member, dated 2004. Overall closed lengths range from 2-7/16'' to 4-1/8''. Each features ''Allegheny Mountain'' bone handles, with nickel silver ''CCC'' shield. Main blades are marked with the member rank and date. The knives are stored in a folding ''Case XX'' marked holder. All are in excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Est.: $300-$400/lot.

Lot of Three (3) 2002 Case Collector's Club Knives for Junior, Regular, and Life Members, all are numbered ''L6116'' and include a #6220 SS Peanut, #61111/2L SS Cheetah, and #6355WH SS Seahorse Whittler. Overall closed lengths are 2-13/16'', 4-3/8'', and 4''. Each features ''burnt moss'' bone handles, with nickel silver ''CCC'' shield. Main blades on the Cheetah and Seahorse Whittler pattern are marked in gold lettering ''Case Collectors Club 2002'' and either ''Regular Member'' or ''Life Member''. The blade on the Peanut pattern knife is marked in gold lettering ''Case Collectors Club'', second blade is marked ''Junior 2002 Member''. Each knife comes with a black Collectors Club soft case; two with ''CCC'' key chains attached to the zippers. All are in excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Est.: $250-$400/lot.

1 of Only 50 Case Knives ''Mother of Pearl'' Series Folding Knife, with Ruby. The knife is a pattern #81953L SS ''Russlock'' with engraved bolsters, 3-1/2'' overall closed length, pearl handle with a single ruby inlaid into an engraved diamond pattern shield. The blade is numbered ''32 of 50''. Mfg'd 2002. Included is the original black velvet box with cardboard slipcover and folding pamphlet. In excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Pearl handles are free of any chips or cracks. Front side of the cardboard slip cover with what looks like pieces of a hardened rubber band stuck to the surface. Est.: $300-$400.

1 of Only 50 Case Knives ''Mother of Pearl'' Series Folding Knife, with Emerald. The knife is a pattern #81953L SS ''Russlock'' with engraved bolsters, 3-1/2'' overall closed length, pearl handle with a single emerald inlaid into an engraved diamond pattern shield. The blade is numbered ''32 of 50''. Mfg'd 2002. Included is the original black velvet box with cardboard slipcover and folding pamphlet. In excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Blade shows a few slight handling marks. Pearl handles are free of any chips or cracks. Front side of the cardboard slip cover shows some finish loss. Est.: $300-$400.

1 of Only 50 Case Knives ''Mother of Pearl'' Series Folding Knife, with Sapphire. The knife is a pattern #81953L SS ''Russlock'' with engraved bolsters, 3-1/2'' overall closed length, pearl handle with a single sapphire inlaid into an engraved diamond pattern shield. The blade is numbered ''32 of 50''. Mfg'd 2002. Included is the original black velvet box with cardboard slipcover and folding pamphlet. In excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Pearl handles are free of any chips or cracks. Est.: $300-$400.

1 of Only 50 Case Knives ''Mother of Pearl'' Series Folding Knife, with Diamond. The knife is a pattern #81953L SS ''Russlock'' with engraved bolsters, 3-1/2'' overall closed length, pearl handle with a single diamond inlaid into an engraved diamond pattern shield. The blade is numbered ''32 of 50''. Mfg'd 2002. Included is the original black velvet box with cardboard slipcover and folding pamphlet. In excellent as new condition, never carried or sharpened. Blade shows a few slight handling marks. Pearl handles are free of any chips or cracks. Est.: $300-$400.

Spanish Army marked Astra Model 400 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7834, 9mm Largo cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with one Astra marked magazine. Spanish Army acceptance mark to forward left triggerguard bow. Dating from the early 1920s. Condition is very good retaining approx. 80%-85% original blue. Grips with moderate wear to checkering and with oil darkening. Good action, near excellent bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Era Walther P.38 (ac/42) Semi-Automatic Pistol, #7252, 9mm, 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, brown grooved phenolic resin grips, with one mismatched ''jvd'' P.38 magazine. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85% original blue. Grips with light even wear. All visible matching numbers including locking block. Action is crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Femaru Model 37M Semi-Automatic Pistol, #141593, .380 cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, serrated walnut grips, standard factory sights, with one 37M marked magazine. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90% thinning blue. Good grips, action and bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Swiss Model 1929 Double Action Revolver, #63066, 7.5x23R Swiss cal., 4.5'' round barrel, blue finish, standard fixed sights, black checkered plastic grips with lanyard loop in butt. All visible matching numbers; bottom of barrel is import marked. Left side of frame with Swiss cross, as well as ''(cross)/ WF'' markings in circular logo. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ Swiss arsenal blue. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Maker's marks, etc. are clear and well defined. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Czech Military CZ Model 52 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with holster, #A7107, 7.62x25mm Tokarev cal., 4.75'' barrel, parkerized finish, checkered wood grips, standard fixed sights, with two (2) magazines. Right side of frame is marked with ''(crossed swords)'' and is dated ''53''; left side is marked ''rid''. Bottom of frame is import marked. Barrel, frame and slide with matching numbers. In brown leather Model 52 holster with cleaning rod; holster is unmarked except for a small ''HV'' written in pen on the backside. Pistol is in excellent condition and retains approx. 98%+ arsenal refinish. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Head of trigger bar pin on right side of frame shows small ''punch'' marks. Grips with only a few minor handling marks; checkering is sharp. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Additional magazine with a light gray parkerized finish, with moderate wear to the finish. Holster with general surface scuffs, scratches, and darkening to the leather, stitching around the edges is good; one of the belt loops on the back side has been repaired using silver colored rivets. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Swiss Military Model 1929 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol, #53608, .30 Luger cal., 4-3/4'' barrel, blue finish, red/brown molded checkered plastic grips, with one correct unmarked tin-plated magazine. Condition is excellent with light thinning to forward edges, retaining approx. 98% original blue, with minor scratch to bottom of triggerguard from holster. Crisp grips, tight factory action, and bright bore. Est.: $1,000-$1,500. (C&R/PPT)

FNH High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #245NW01196, 9mm, 5'' barrel, stove black finish, black plastic grips, with holster, mag pouch, and one later 10-round magazine. Condition is very good as lightly import marked and retaining approx. 92% thinning black paint. Grips and action are crisp, bore is mirror bright. Lanyard loop to left side has been removed. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Pre-WWII German P.08 Luger, by Mauser (S/42), #8969u, 9mm, 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with one WWI era nickel-plated magazine with unmarked wooden base. Chamber area dated 1937, toggle marked ''S/42''. Condition is very good with all visible matching numbers, retaining approx. 85% overall thinning blue. Grips with moderate flattening. Good action, magazine does not consistently hold the action open, bright bore. Est.: $800-$1,200. (C&R/PPT)

Inglis MK I* High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #5CH5828, 9mm, 5'' barrel, matte finish, factory checkered black plastic grips, with one correct ''JI'' marked split-tail high-capacity magazine. Pistol also features tangent rear sight and slot for combination stock/holster. Condition is fine with both ''(broad arrow)/C'' and Birmingham proofmarks and retains approx. 90% lightly thinning matte finish. Grips show light wear. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Mauser C96 Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #524067, .30 Mauser cal., 5.5'' barrel, blue finish, walnut grip. Condition is fair to good as 1980s imported from China. Approx. 70% later accomplished blue. Grips with heavy wear. Good action, dark bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

WWII Era Browning Model 1922 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #81308, .32 ACP cal., 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips, with two (2) factory and one aftermarket magazine. Marked ''WaA140'' Waffenamt to slide and frame. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 94% original lightly thinning blue. Matching numbered slide, frame, barrel, and barrel extension. Grips show only the lightest wear. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Russian Capture German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #59971a, 8x57mm cal., 23.62'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with hood and adjustable rear tangent sight. Marked on receiver ring ''Mod.98'' over the WW II Waffen Werke Brunn code ''swp 45''. Barrel is stamped ''HR'', with ''dot 13'' inside a shield. Waffenamt 63 and intact eagle inspection stamps on receiver and barrel. Two Russian capture X's on left side of receiver. Matching numbers on bolt assembly, stock and floorplate; mismatched numbers on small parts, with standard not stamped rear sight. Also has a bayonet lug and cleaning rod in place. Condition overall is excellent with almost all of the refinished blue remaining on the metal. Wood has been sanded smooth and refinished with a flat stain. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped on left side of barrel. Includes a reproduction brown leather sling stamped ''nka 43''. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Soviet Izhevsk Arsenal M91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, importer applied #9130199214, 7.62x54R cal., 28.75'' barrel, dark blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight, with cleaning rod. Marked on top of barrel with ''Soviet Crest'', dated ''1942'', and ''Izhevsk Arsenal'' stamp. Barrel and receiver with arsenal refurbishment stamps. Visibly numbered metal parts are matching. Left side of receiver is import marked. Includes bayonet, ammo pouch, cleaning accessories, sling, and Century Arms owner's manual. Condition overall is very good as arsenal overhauled. Approx. 95% of combination blue/black finish remains; factory lettering is mostly clear. Forend and handguard with some moderate thinning to the finish, otherwise stock with a mostly even color, normal scattered shallow handling marks and surface dents. Action is smooth; bore is lightly frosted with very good+ rifling. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R)

Soviet Izhevsk M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with side folding bayonet and scope, importer applied #M44086406, 7.62x54R cal., 20.5'' barrel, blued finish, wood stock, hooded post front sight with cleaning rod, and black rubber recoil pad. Rear sight leaf has been removed and base has been used for added scope mount. Topped with a AIM 2-7x32 scope with a duplex reticle. Marked on barrel shank with Izhevsk Arsenal maker's mark; date is not visible due to the added scope mount. Triggerguard and receiver with matching numbers; bolt has been electro-penciled to match. Left side of receiver is import marked. Metal rates as very good with approx. 93% blue finish, with some scattered light freckling to the metal. Wood is good with considerable flaking to the finish as well as general surface dings and scratches. Action is smooth, bright bore with some spots of very light frosting; overall bore is fine+ with nice rifling. Bayonet operates smoothly. Scope is excellent with bright clear optics. Est.: $150-$250. (C&R)

Yugoslavian M48 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #M11796, 8x57mm cal., 23.25'' barrel, blued finish with bright bolt, and hardwood stock. Inverted ''V'' front sight with protector and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Yugoslavian crest over ''M48'', and on left side ''HPJ''. Left side receiver rail is marked in Cyrillic ''NPEAY3EKE 44''. Matching numbers on bolt handle, serial numbers on stock and floorplate have been renumbered to match. Buttplate is originally from a German WWII rifle and stamped with code ''bpr'' and a mismatched serial number. Cleaning rod is included. Condition overall is fine with almost all of the blued finish remaining on the metal, with the exception of the buttplate, which has been cleaned bright and shows a small area of patina. Stock shows several areas of chipping around the buttplate, otherwise the wood is very good with light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Communist Chinese Conversion of Japanese Type 38 Arisaka Rifle, #68550, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight without guards and adjustable folding leaf rear rifle sight. Japanese markings have been removed from receiver. Chinese characters stamped on top of receiver ring and ''54'' has been stamped on receiver, floorplate, and top of barrel shank. New serial numbers have been stamped on left side of receiver and barrel shank, original Japanese mismatched numbers remain on bolt handle and extractor. Chinese characters have been burned into right side of buttstock. Magazine follower has been modified to feed short 7.62x39mm cartridge. No cleaning rod. Condition overall is very good as converted/shortened, with approx. 50% of the arsenal reblued finish remaining on metal surfaces showing fading and light patina. Handguard has a wood shim inserted under the left side. Wood is good showing a heavy coat of varnish applied over old handling marks which is thinning in places. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped on underside of barrel. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

German Gewehr 98 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #5234, 8x57mm cal., 29.3'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with attached protector and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with ''(crown)/AMBERG/1917'', and on left side receiver rail ''GEW.98''. Rifle appears to have been arsenal re-built with right side of barrel below rear sight stamped ''S/42'' along with two ''(Eagle)/WaA63'' inspection stamps. Right side of buttstock has faint original cartouches with an added ''flaming grenade'' stamp. Matching numbers on bolt handle, mismatched numbers on stock and other parts. Condition overall is very good with almost all of the dark blue refinish remaining on metal surfaces. Stock has been sanded and refinished, showing a few light scratches and an area of roughness on the right side below the rear sight. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Sight protector with spring muzzle cap, cleaning rod, and leather military sling in good condition included. No visible import stamps. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with bayonet, #26r, 8x57mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock with cupped buttplate, inverted ''V'' front sight with added protector and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with the Steyr factory code ''bnz'' and ''43''. Stamped on barrel with ''bnz/1'' within shield along with ''bn''. ''WaA 623'' Waffenamt inspection stamps on receiver and barrel. Right side of buttstock has faint inspection stamp and ''H'' stamp signifying German army (Heer) ownership. Mismatched numbers on bolt; matching numbers on rear sight, floorplate, and triggerguard. Condition overall is very good with approx. 75% thinning blue remaining on metal surfaces. Wood has been sanded and refinished with a flat satin over old handling marks and is in very good condition. Action is smooth, bore is very good showing some frosting and wear at the throat. Includes a period Kar98k leather sling in good condition with a replaced keeper. The Yugoslavian made bayonet is stamped in Cyrillic characters ''NPEAY3EKE 44'' and does not lock down fully onto the mounting bar. Matching numbers on bayonet and scabbard (73126). Condition is excellent with light wear to scabbard. Includes a leather frog in good condition with name carved onto rear. No visible import stamps. Est.: $500-$800. (C&R)

Chinese SKS Semi-Automatic Rifle, by Norinco, with folding bayonet, #10452359P, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight, cleaning rod, spike type bayonet, sling with Chinese markings, and buttstock cleaning kit. Marked on left sight of receiver with factory code ''26'' and Chinese characters. All externally numbered parts are matching including the stock. Left side of receiver is import marked. Condition is very good overall with approx. 93% remaining blue; maker's marks, etc. are clear. Wood with intermittent mostly shallow surface impressions, with an added coat of varnish. Bayonet functions properly. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

Lot of Two (2) Mauser Barreled Actions: 1.) Brazilian Model 1908/34, #0476U, in 7x57mm cal. Included is a mismatched bolt, trigger, front and rear sight. Barrel and receiver with matching numbers; receiver ring with Brazilian crest. Metal with a combination dark patina and some blue finish, with scattered light to heavy pitting. Brazilian crest is clear, no visible import marks. Bore is lightly frosted with very good rifling. 2.) Fabrique Nationale Mauser, #28260, in 8mm Mauser cal. Includes trigger, front and rear sight. Barrel and receiver with matching numbers; receiver ring with standard ''FN'' crest. Metal with some minor pitting and an overall darkening patina. Bore is dark with very good rifling. Est.: $150-$250/lot. (Both/Modern)

French Model 1886 M93 Lebel Bolt Action Rifle, #43049, 8x50Rmm cal., 31.4'' barrel, bright/blued finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and folding leaf rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver ''MANUFACTURE D'ARMES St Etienne'' MLE 1886 M93'', and on right side of barrel shank ''MA S 1888''. All numbers are mismatched. Condition overall is good with almost all of the blued finish either worn or cleaned bright, remaining only in protected areas. Forend fits loosely and has a longitudinal closed crack along much of its length, with a dowel repaired area below the rear sight showing light sanding. Buttstock is darker and has several deep dents and overall handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. Est.: $400-$600. (Antique)

Peruvian Model 1935 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #16617, .30-06 cal., 23.1'' barrel, black painted finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on top of receiver ring with Peruvian crest over ''REPUBLICA PERUANA'', ''Tower'' stamp on left side, and on right side with a partial ''MODELO 1935''. ''.30'' marked on top rear of receiver. Left side receiver rail is marked ''FAB.NAT.D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL-BELGIQUE''. Matching numbers. Bolt handle is knurled on flat underside. Safety lever is reversed. Sheet metal buttplate with ridges. Includes cleaning rod. Rifle has had trigger shoe installed. Condition overall is very good with approx. 75% finish remaining on metal surfaces showing overall scratches. Buttplate is unfinished with light patina. Wood is very good with an even color, light sanding scratches, and a few handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No visible import stamps. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Brazilian Model 1908 Bolt Action Short Rifle, #B6805, 7x57mm cal., 22'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and long tangent rear sight. Top of receiver ring is unmarked; left side is marked with two letter ''B'''s; right side is marked ''MOD 1908''. Left side of receiver rail is marked ''DEUTSCHE WAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN.BERLIN''. Short rifle as arsenal modified in Brazil. Bolt handle has been turned down and stock inletted underneath. Swivel at wrist and stock disc have been removed and the holes filled. Missing cleaning rod. Mismatched number on bolt handle. Condition overall is very good with approx. 50% finish remaining on the barrel and small parts, with receiver, bolt assembly, and buttplate bright. There is old pitting along the wood line of the receiver and barrel. Wood is in very good condition and has been sanded and a flat matte stain applied. There is dark staining around the action and light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good with very good rifling. No visible import stamps. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Soviet Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #8088, 7.62x54R cal., 28.7'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with Soviet crest over Cyrillic ''NKEBCKNT OPYKEIIHbIII3Aboii 1925r'' over Izhevsk arsenal bow and arrow arsenal stamp. Rifle has hexagonal receiver and later flat rear sight. Includes cleaning rod. Matching numbers. Arsenal refurbishment stamp on right side of buttstock. Rifle has three arsenal repair dowel inserts on buttstock. Condition overall is very good with virtually all of the dark blue finish remaining on the metal with the bolt bright. Wood is very good with a couple of bruises at the wrist, scattered handling marks, and light surface flaking of the varnish. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent. No visible import stamps. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

Finnish marked Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, by Tula Arsenal, #LK2878, 7.62x54R cal., 28.75'' barrel, blued finish, birchwood stock, hooded post front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight, with cleaning rod and ''SA'' marked sling. Barrel shank with ''Tula Arsenal'' stamp and dated ''1940''; left side with double stamped ''SA''. Right side of buttstock with ''Tula Arsenal'' stamp and other small cartouches that are not completely legible. Visibly numbered metal parts are matching. No visible import marks. Condition overall is very good with approx. 95%+ blued finish remaining on metal surfaces; main factory lettering on the metal is clear. Wood with an added coat of varnish that has flaked and thinned considerably on the handguard, the balance is mostly present with some darkening to the wood after application; tip of forend with an arsenal repair; otherwise showing normal shallow handling marks, etc. Bolt handle with shallow ''waffle mark'' type impressions. Action is smooth; grooves with some very minor frosting; rifling is near excellent. Sling shows normal light age and wear with a clear ''SA'' and ''T'' stamp to the backside. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Czech Model VZ24 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, with scope bases, #OR3564, 8x57mm cal., 23.2'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protector and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver rail ''ZBROJOVKA BRNO,A.S.VZ.24.'' See-thru scope bases appear to be military issue with the front base numbered ''2570'', and the rear base numbered ''438''. Matching numbers on bolt handle, mismatched number on stock and other parts. Green rack number painted on right side of buttstock. Condition overall is very good with less than 50% finish remaining on metal surfaces. There is filing evident where the bolt handle is attached to the bolt and bruised area on the stock at bolt handle, otherwise wood is very good with overall light to moderate handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is very good with very good rifling. Includes cleaning rod and leather military sling in good condition. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Russian Model 1944 Bolt Action Carbine, #44-1445, 7.62x54R cal., 20.5'' barrel, blue finish, beechwood stock, with correct canvas sling and folding bayonet. Dated 1944 and import marked. Condition is about fine as Russian Arsenal refinished. Most small parts with original Russian serial numbers match. Stock, action and bore are fine. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Polish M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with side folding bayonet, #RA5596, 7.62x54R cal., 20.25'' barrel, dark blue finish, wood stock, hooded post front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight, cleaning rod, and canvas sling with leather collars; maker's stamp on back of leather is not completely legible. Stamped ''(circle)/11'' and ''1955'' on barrel shank, with numerous small inspection stamps, etc. throughout. Right side of buttstock is marked with a small ''(diamond)E'' and little larger ''(diamond)OW''. Metal with visible matching numbers; stock is unnumbered. Left side of receiver with small imports marks. Approx. 99% blue finish remains and rifle rates as excellent overall. Bolt handle with some mild dark spotting. Wood with a nice even finish and color, showing a small amount of intermittent shallow surface dents and handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Action is smooth; bore is mint. Bayonet operates smoothly. Sling shows normal light age and wear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

German Kar98k Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #6872V, 8x57mm cal., 23.62'' barrel, blued finish, laminated stock, inverted ''V'' front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring ''dot 1944'' (Waffenwerke Brunn), and on left side of receiver rail ''Mod 98''. Intact Eagle on swastika stamps on left side of chamber and barrel; ''Eagle 63'' stamps on chamber and right side of barrel. Barrel also stamped with ''dot 13'' inside a shield and ''EF''. Right side of buttstock is stamped with faint ''H'' over double Waffenamt stamps. ''1.TRZ'' has also been stamped indicating a post-war Yugoslavian refurbishment. Rifle has ''H'' front band, cupped buttplate, and milled magazine floorplate. Front sight hood is missing, cleaning rod is attached. Matching numbers on bolt assembly and rear sight. Mismatched number on buttstock. Condition is fine with over 95% of the arsenal refinish remaining on metal surfaces. Wood has been stained and is fine with a few old handling marks and an even color. Action is smooth, bright bore is very good. No visible import stamps. Includes a Yugoslavian leather sling in good condition. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Converted French Model 1949/56 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #H03741, 7.62x51mm cal., 19.7'' barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock, blade with protecting ears front sight and ramp with aperture rear sight. Converted from 7.5mm French cal. Marked on left side of receiver ''MAS MLE 1949-56 / CAL 7,62 / 308'', which has been stamped over the original caliber markings. Magazine has not been stamped 7.62. Launcher sight leaf has been removed. Includes one 10-round detachable magazine, dried and cracked French army leather sling, and black rubber recoil boot marked ''MAS 1962'' in very good condition. Condition overall is very good with approx. 60% thinning finish remaining on the metal. Wood is very good with handling marks and scratches. Action is functional with characteristic stiffness; bore is good showing overall darkening. Import stamped on left side of receiver. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Yugoslavian Model 59 SKS Semi-Automatic Rifle, with folding bayonet, #C-26217, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5'' barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock and upper handguard, hood post front sight and tangent rear sight, tan leather sling, and buttstock cleaning kit. Buttstock and receiver with matching numbers; bolt and triggerguard with electro-penciled matching number. Bottom of barrel is import marked. Rifle is in very good overall condition. Metal with approx. 90%-92% blue finish, some of which appears to have been an arsenal refinish; finish on the gas tube is a little thin and somewhat greenish in color. Wood with scattered moderate impressions and other handling marks, most of the added finish remains. Bayonet functions properly. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $300-$450. (C&R)

Romanian SKS Semi-Automatic Rifle, with folding bayonet, #RB975, 7.62x39mm cal., 20.5'' barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock and upper handguard, hood post front sight and tangent rear sight, and an oxblood color leather sling. Complete with cleaning rod and buttstock cleaning kit. Right side of barrel is import marked. All externally numbered parts are matching including the stock. Left side of receiver with ''(arrow and triangle)'' arsenal mark and is dated near the serial number ''1960''. In good overall condition with approx. 50% thinning blue. Wood rates a little better than the metal with one larger impression on the top of the buttstock, approx. 2'' from the buttplate. Factory lettering is clear. Bayonet functions properly. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Overall a solid rifle. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

German Kar98a style Bolt Action Carbine, #1937E, 8x57mm cal., 23.6'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protectors and adjustable tangent rear sight. Receiver ring is marked on top ''790'', and on left side receiver rail ''K98''. Rifle appears to have been built as a 98a style carbine with large stacking hook, full-length handguards, jointed upper band, and carbine style front sight guard. Bolt handle may have been turned down and is not numbered; matching numbers re-stamped on stock and triggerguard, other parts mismatched. Safety lever is jammed in ''fire'' position and cannot be moved to the center or ''safety'' position and must be checked by a gunsmith. Magazine follower does not hold the bolt open. Condition overall is very good with approx. 80% of the reblued finish remaining on metal surfaces, with thinning on the buttplate, triggerguard, and floorplate. Wood has been refinished with a semi-gloss stain. Action is smooth, bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped ''8MM'' on left side of barrel. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Soviet Model 91/30 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, #9130228151, 7.62x54R cal., 28.7'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, marked on barrel shank with faint Soviet crest over ''1943'' over the fletched arrow inside triangle of the Izhevsk Arsenal. No refurbishment marks on stock or barrel shank. Matching original serial numbers (the number on the bolt is 4661, while the number on the barrel shank is 4667). Includes cleaning rod, unmarked triangular bayonet, two leather cartridge pouches, canvas sling, metal oiler bottle, and tool kit, in box numbered to the gun. Condition overall is very good with almost all of the dark blue finish remaining on the metal. Wood is very good with varnish flaking on the forend and mostly old scratches and handling marks. Action is smooth, bore is dark with good rifling. Import stamped on left side of chamber. Est: $300-$400. (C&R)

Yugoslavian M48 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #T98893, 8x57mm cal., 23.25'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with hood and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with Yugoslavian crest over ''M48'', and on left side of chamber ''HPJ''. Stamped on left side receiver rail in Cyrillic script ''NPENY3EKE 44''. Includes cleaning rod. Matching numbers with ''4807'' also stamped on underside of bolt handle. Condition overall is near excellent with almost all of the dark blue finish present on metal surfaces, with some light patina on the bright buttplate. Wood is also excellent with an even flat finish and a few light handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped on right side of barrel. Includes a reproduction Kar98k type leather sling in excellent condition. Est.: 250-$400. (C&R)

Romanian M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Rifle, with folding bayonet, #AX237, 7.62x54R cal., 20.4'' barrel, blued finish, hardwood stock, hooded post front sight and adjustable tangent rear sight. Marked on barrel shank with a Romanian ''RPR'' (Romanian People's Republic) crest above ''1953'' above the arrow inside triangle stamp of the Cugir Arsenal. No visible ''C in diamond'' stamp on stock. Mfg'd in Romania for just 3 years, this rare rifle is one of only 2000-3000 produced during 1953, the first year of production. Missing cleaning rod. Matching numbers on stock, magazine floorplate and buttplate. Mismatched numbers on bolt assembly that is stamped ''02'' indicating Hungarian mfg. Condition overall is very good with approx. 40% finish remaining on the metal, with some rust spots on receiver and brown patina on buttplate. Front sight hood is damaged and separated but the sight post is straight and undamaged. Wood shows considerable use with the varnish finish worn away on much of the forend, and overall impressions, scratches, and handling marks. Area immediately forward of the chamber is dark with old rust and the rest of the barrel is bright with very good rifling; action is smooth. Bayonet is very good and operates smoothly. Est.: $400-$500. (C&R)

French MAS Model 1936 Bolt Action Rifle, with bayonet, #L18992, 7.5 French cal., 22.64'' barrel, parkerized finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight with hooded protector and sliding aperture rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver ''MAS MLE 1936''. Faint cartouche on right side of buttstock. Matching numbers. Condition overall is very good with over 95% finish remaining on metal surfaces, with a couple of scratches to the receiver. Magazine floorplate is jammed in the well; attempts to remove it resulted in nicks to the left side of the receiver and flattening to the knurling on the release button. Wood is very good with darkening and a few light handling marks. Action is serviceable; bright bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Import stamped on left side of receiver. Includes a French arsenal tag hung on the sling loop marked ''SEP. 1974''. Bayonet is good with old pitting on the blade covered by an arsenal refinish. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Swedish Model 1896 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, #17086, 6.5x55mm cal., 29.1'' barrel, blued/bright finish, hardwood stock, blade front sight and adjustable folding leaf rear sight. Marked on receiver ring with ''(Swedish crown)/CARL GUSTAFS STADS GEVARSFAKTORI 1899''. Marking disc has been removed from buttstock and a wooden dowel has been glued into its place. A homemade extension has been added to the rear of the front sight and a corresponding homemade tang peep sight has been fitted to the stock wrist. Muzzle has not been threaded. Rifle is missing cleaning rod. Mismatched numbers on bolt assembly, other numbers matching. Condition overall is very good with metal surfaces retaining approx. 65% thinning blue finish, with overall scratches and areas of patina, especially on the buttplate. Handguard shows a cracked area in front of the rear sight, and wood has been sanded and refinished with a flat stain. Action is smooth, bore is good showing some wear. No visible import stamps. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Chinese Type 53 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with side folding bayonet, #4010917, 7.62x54R cal., 20.25'' barrel, blue finish, wood stock, hooded post front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight, cleaning rod, and Chinese marked canvas sling with leather collars. Stamped with Chinese characters and ''1956/26'' on barrel shank. Top edge of buttstock with a small ''(triangle)21'', ''(star)'', and other misc. stamps that are not legible. Metal with visible matching numbers; stock is unnumbered. Left side of barrel is import marked. Approx. 50%-60% thinning blue finish remains and rifle rates as very good overall. Factory lettering is mostly clear. Wood with a added coat of finish and a fairly even reddish brown in overall color, with general impressions and handling marks; both the handguard and stock are free of any cracks or major damage. Action is smooth; grooves are moderately frosted; rifling is sharp. Bayonet operates smoothly. Sling shows normal light age and wear. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

Arisaka Type 99 Bolt Action Rifle, #88645, 4th Series, mfg'd at Nagoya Arsenal, 7.7mm Japanese cal., 25.5'' barrel, blue finish, hardwood stock, inverted ''V'' front sight with protective ears and folding leaf adjustable peep sight with anti-aircraft wings, knurled safety knob, monopod, with cleaning rod. Receiver ring with mum and Japanese ''Type 99'' characters. Numbered parts, which include the receiver, bolt, extractor, and bayonet lug are matching. No import marks. Rifle is in good overall condition with a combination dark patina and darkening blue finish; barrel bands are painted black. Receiver ring with some very fine pitting; muzzle end of the barrel and triggerguard with some light oxidation. Maker's marks, mum, etc. are clear. Wood shows age and wear consistent with the rest of the rifle, including scattered scratches and mars, with an added coat of finish. Good action; fine bore with a little darkening at the muzzle; rifling is sharp. Est.: $200-$300. (C&R)

Hungarian M44 Mosin-Nagant Bolt Action Carbine, with side folding bayonet, #BK9814, 7.62x54R cal., 20.25'' barrel, blued finish, wood stock, hooded post front sight, adjustable tangent rear sight, cleaning rod, and canvas sling with leather collars. Hungarian marked on barrel shank, with ''02'' country code, and dated ''1953''. Right side of buttstock with the number ''02''; left side is numbered to ''9814''. Externally numbered parts are matching. Left side of receiver is import marked. Condition overall is good+ with approx. 70%-75% thinning blue finish; factory lettering is clear. Stock is solid and free of cracks, showing general surface dings and scratches, having been lightly sanded with an added coat of varnish; upper handguard color does not match the stock itself. Action is smooth; bore is near excellent with nice rifling. Bayonet operates smoothly. Sling shows general age and wear with some light reddish brown staining to the fabric. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

High-Polish Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #133672, .32 ACP cal., 3.5'' barrel, high-polish blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one unmarked all-blue factory magazine. Detent button added to center checkered area of thumb safety. In brown leather holster. Mfg'd 1912. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue. Grips with mild flattening. Good action, excellent bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Savage Model 1907 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #42907, .32 ACP cal., 3.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered Indian head hard rubber grips, with two (2) factory magazines. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue, predominantly at slide serrations and muzzle. Grips and action are good, bore is fine. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPPT)

Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector 2nd Model (Model of 1903) Double Action Revolver, #16725, .32 S&W long cal., 6-shot cylinder, 6'' pinned barrel, high polish blue finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, round blade front sight and standard notched frame rear sight. Also featuring a smooth case hardened trigger and finely checkered hammer. Mfg'd 1903-1904. Approx. 85%-90% blue finish remains and revolver rates as very good overall. Right side of frame with reddish brown freckling; muzzle with finish loss and some light surface peppering. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Grips show moderate wear and scattered small handling marks to the flat borders; both are free of any chips or cracks. Hammer and trigger with 80%-85% case colors. Good action; bore with roughly ten intermittent spots of surface erosion and otherwise shiny and in good condition. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Savage Model 1915 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #132150, .32 ACP cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips, with one correct factory magazine. Condition is near very good having been refinished at one point and retaining approx. 85% blue. Grips with moderate flattening and small fissure to right panel. Good action and bore. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Smith & Wesson M&P Post-War ''Pre-Model 10'' Double Action Revolver, #C146499, .38 Spec. cal., 6'' pinned barrel, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Gripper'' grips, case hardened hammer and trigger, with standard fixed sights. Numbers are matching. Approx. 85% blue finish remains and the overall condition is very good. Backstrap with some thinning and reddish brown toning; cylinder finish has also thinned with slight plum-colored toning in the flutes and may have been cleaned or refinished. Most of the case colors are visible on the hammer; trigger has worn predominantly bright. Factory lettering is clear with sharp barrel markings. Grips are also very good displaying moderate wear. Action is crisp; bore is bright and rates near excellent. Overall a nice shooter grade revolver. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Army Special Double Action Revolver, #310324, .32-20 cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1909. Condition is about fine retaining approx. 92%-96% original blue. Grips with mild even flattening. Lanyard loop has been removed. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Camp Perry Single Shot Pistol, #1368, .22 LR cal., 10'' barrel, blue finish, somewhat earlier factory checkered hard rubber grips. Mfg'd 1929. Condition is very good retaining approx..75% thinning blue. Previous owner's initials neatly stamped to left sideplate ''TJJ''. Earlier grips show moderate wear and some small losses. Crisp smooth trigger pull. Bore is fine. Est.: $750-$1,000. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Police Positive Double Action Revolver, #298147, .32-20 cal., 6'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions. Mfg'd 1924. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 92% blue, with mild corrosion to backstrap that should clean. Grips with light flattening. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless Semi-Automatic Pistol, #61076, .380 cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips with Colt medallions, and one correct magazine. Mfg'd 1912. Condition is excellent as restored retaining approx. 98% of a later-applied blue, with niter-blue small parts. Newly mfg'd walnut grips with more modern Colt flush medallions are excellent. Good action, bore is about fine. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R/PPT)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1783440, .32 Win. Spec. cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1951. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 95% lightly thinning blue. Stock with light scratches and impressions. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Remington 12-C Pump Action Rifle, #659825, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut pistol-grip stock, crescent steel buttplate, with white bead front, full buckhorn rear, and Lyman tang sight. Condition is near excellent remaining approx. 92% factory blue, with thinning at high edges and minor toning. Stock with light scuffs and scratches. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $250-$450. (C&R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #181340, .22 Short cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock, 17-groove fat forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1946. Condition is fine retaining approx. 90%-92% factory blue with pre-war luster. Straight grain stock is excellent with one additional very light coat of linseed oil. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C& R)

Winchester Model 62A Pump Action Rifle, #356426, .22 S-L-LR cal., 23'' barrel, blue finish, smooth gumwood stock, 17-groove forend, factory checkered hard rubber buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1956. Condition is very good retaining approx. 90%-92% thinning blue. Straight grain stock shows only minor impressions, with one slightly more pronounced impression to right side behind tang. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Remington 513-T Matchmaster Bolt Action Rifle, #78557, .22 S-L-LR cal., 27'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip mahogany stock, checkered steel buttplate, Redfield target rear and hooded Redfield globe front sight. Condition is excellent. Blue surfaces retain approx. 97% finish. Stock with light general scuffs overall. Good action, excellent bore. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

Savage Model 1899 Takedown Lever Action Rifle, #162362, .22 HP cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, standard Savage HP sights, with Marbles tang sight. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75%-80% high-polish blue. Stock with bruises and oil darkening near tang area. Forend with thin 4'' crack to left side. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 65 Lever Action Rifle, #1005277, .32 WCF cal., 20'' round barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock with fluted comb, factory checkered steel buttplate, with button mag. Receiver mfg'd in 1931, as a Model 1892. Probably updated to Model 65 specs in the 1950s. Condition is about fine. Receiver has been nicely refinished; barrel and lever appear to have original finish, both showing about 97%. Model 65 stock with light general scattered impressions. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1541102, .30-30 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, checkered steel buttplate, with standard sights. Mfg'd 1949. Condition is very good. Barrel and mag tube retain approx. 90% blue; frame shows about 40%. Stock with light scuffs and scratches from field use and an added coat of linseed oil. Action is good, bore is bright. Est.: $450-$650. (C&R)

Deluxe Winchester Model 75 Bolt Action Rifle, #51627, .22 LR cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, sling swivels, with Lyman receiver sight and gold bead front sight. Triggerguard just forward the magazine marked ''Sporting''. Mfg'd 1948. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% blue, with edgewear to receiver sight. Stock with nice select figure and minor bruises to checkered portions. Smooth action, fine bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Carbine, #2298053, .30-30 cal., 20'' round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, hooded silver bead front sight dovetailed into a ramped base, and sporting rear sight. Top of barrel and receiver are both Winchester proofed. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is fine with approx. 97%+ original blue. Receiver with a few light scratches to the flat sides; right side screws show some wear to the slots, metal around the screw heads with tiny impressions. Blue finish around the upper rear screws on the left side of the receiver is slightly discolored. Factory lettering is clear. Wood with a handful of scattered shallow surface dents, most noticeable on the bottom edge of the forend and buttstock; wood with a nice tight fit at the adjoining metal surfaces. Crisp lever with a smooth hammer and trigger. Mint bore with sharp rifling. Est.: $350-$550. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1905 Self-Loading Rifle, #13896, .351 SL cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock. Mfg'd 1906. Condition is good as refinished, retaining approx. 94% of an immersion salt blue. Forend with loss at rear lower portion; buttplate is missing. Good action, very good bore. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Remington Model 14 Pump Action Carbine, #41455, .25 Rem. cal., 18'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85%-90% thinning blue, with most of the losses to barrel behind rear sight. Peen marks just forward the triggerguard on bottom of frame. Stock has been sanded and shows light marks. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $450-$650. (C& R)

Early Marlin Golden 39-A Lever Action Rifle, #T25219, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24'' micro-grooved ''JM'' marked barrel, blue finish, hooded brass bead front sight, standard elevator rear sight, gold-plated trigger, and ''JM'' marked hammer extension. Oil-finished pistol-grip walnut stock with fluted comb, black composite Marlin buttplate, and sling swivels. Topped with a Bushnell ''Custom .22'' 3x-7x scope on a one-piece base; scope with a fine cross hair reticle. Mfg'd 1960. Approx. 96% original finish remains and metal surfaces rate as very good overall; receiver with a few shallow scratches; top of barrel around the rear sight and magazine tube with tiny specks of surface rust, most should clean up fairly easily. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Wood is really nice for its age showing minimal handling marks, most noticeable being a small surface ding to the right side of the forend and some very shallow marks to the buttstock; wood fits tight at the adjoining metal surfaces. Crisp action with an excellent bore. Scope is also excellent with a few small scratches to the exterior, optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Remington Model 121 ''The Fieldmaster'' Pump Action Rifle, #51226, .22 S-L-LR cal., 24.5'' round barrel, blue finish, walnut stock with checkered steel buttplate. Condition is very good retaining approx. 85% thinning blue, with most of the losses in the actioning area. Stock with mild impressions from field use. Top of frame with one drilled and threaded hole; rear sight may be a somewhat different period replacement. Action is good, bore is fine. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 94 Lever Action Carbine, #1139115, .30-30 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, walnut stock, serrated steel buttplate, with standard front and rear sights (missing front sight hood). Topped with a Weaver K 2.5 scope on Weaver detachable ring. Mfg'd 1938. Condition is very good retaining approx. 75% blue. Stock with moderate scuffs and scratches from field use. Good action, fine bore, scope optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Savage Model 99 Lever Action Rifle, #38.949, .303 Sav. cal., 26'' half-round barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut stock with steel crescent buttplate, bead front and standard rear sight. Condition is fair to good, drilled and tapped for tang sight, with two plugged holes tapped into top of barrel flat. Approx. 20% blue is retained. Stock with cracks and losses. Good action and bore. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #12833, .22 LR cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock, with gold bead front and semi-buckhorn rear sight from a Model 1894. Mfg'd 1936. Condition is fine retaining approx. 96% original blue. Four additional holes have been neatly tapped into the top of the receiver and barrel, having since been filled with plug screws. Stock with very minor impressions and oil darkening. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Winchester Model 94 Saddle Ring Carbine, #1045245, .30-30 cal., 20'' nickel steel barrel, blue finish, walnut stock and forend, brass bead front and standard rear sight. Mfg'd 1928. Condition is very good. Barrel retains approx. 70% blue; frame with approx. 40% later darkened blue. Stock with light scattered scratches and dings. Good action, very good bore. Rear sight and barrel band screw may be later factory replacements. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Winchester Model 64 Lever Action Rifle, #1638793, .30-30 cal., 24'' round barrel, 3/4 mag, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, checkered steel buttplate, and factory sling swivel eyelets. Mfg'd 1950. Condition is about fine retaining approx. 80%-85% thinning blue, with losses to balance point, top of barrel just forward of forend cap, and in actioning areas. Front sight hood is missing. Stock with mild flattening to checks and some very light refinishing work. Good action, fine bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Smooth Bore Remington Model 41 Bolt Action Single Shot Rifle, NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 27'' smooth bore, blue finish, one-piece pistol-grip walnut stock, checkered black composite Remington buttplate, with standard fixed sights. Left side near the chamber is marked ''SMOOTH BORE''. Condition is very good. Metal retains a majority of thinning and toning blue finish, with areas that have turned to brown patina; factory lettering is clear. Bolt handle with dark speckling. Buttplate with a crack below the bottom screw. Wood is solid with a nice even finish, mostly small handling marks, and impressions along edge of pistol grip. Good action with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $200-$350. (C&R)

Winchester Model 69A Bolt Action Rifle, NVSN, .22 S-L-LR cal., 25'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock, with one Winchester marked magazine. Condition is excellent showing little use. Rear sight elevator is missing. Action is good, bore is excellent. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Remington 513-T Matchmaster Bolt Action Rifle, #139854, .22 S-L-LR cal., 27'' barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip mahogany stock, checkered steel buttplate, Redfield target rear and hooded Redfield Olympic globe front sight; dovetailed scope mounts are in place. Condition is excellent. Blue surfaces retain approx. 97% finish. Stock with light general scuffs overall. Good action, excellent bore. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

Winchester Model 57 Bolt Action Rifle, #27031, .22 LR cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip walnut stock, checkered metal buttplate, sling swivels, globe front sight, and folding ''V''-notched rear sight. Left side of receiver does not have the original sight but is fitted with a Lyman #60 aperture sight. Stock with the factory cutout visible below the present sight. Included is one original 5-shot Winchester marked magazine. Left side of barrel and receiver are both Winchester proofed. Mfg'd 1936. Condition is very good overall with approx. 70%-75% factory blue finish. Thinning and toning to parts of the bolt and receiver, as well as the presence of almost no finish on the triggerguard, account for a majority of the finish loss. Receiver with a few spots of mild pitting, proofmark is a little worn, the remaining factory lettering including the barrel address is clear. Stock shows scattered surface dents and scratches, showing age and wear consistent with the rest of the rifle; left side starting at the front of the rear sight cutout and moving towards the chamber with an approx. 1.25'' hairline crack. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $600-$750. (C&R)

Grade I Belgian Browning BAR Semi-Automatic Rifle, #83907M69, .243 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, dovetailed brass bead front sight on ramped base, and folding rear sight. Checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with a semi-gloss finish, black composite Browning buttplate, sling swivels, and brown leather sling. Topped with a Weaver K4 scope and Weaver rings; scope with fine crosshair reticle. Mfg'd in 1969. Overall condition is very good+ showing signs of moderate field use. Approx. 96%-97% original finish remains with a spot of finish loss on top of barrel behind the front sight and a few spots of thinning to the highpoints of receiver. Wood with scattered shallow nicks and scratches; approx. 93%-95% of the semi-gloss finish remains with some thinning at wrist and forend; checkering is clean. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Scope exterior shows moderate age and wear; optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Interarms Mark X Bolt Action Sporting Rifle, #B27766, 7mm Rem. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, and a dark blue finish. Checkered walnut stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece, ebony forend cap, brown rubber Pachmayr ''White Line'' recoil pad, and sling swivel studs. Receiver is marked ''Interarms Alexandria Virginia'' and ''Zastava, Yugoslavia''. Topped with a Bushnell ''Banner'' 3x-9x scope and Weaver style rings; scope with a duplex reticle. Metal surfaces are excellent and retain approx. 99% nice bright blue finish. Stock rates as fine with sharp checkering and shows intermittent slight handling marks, mainly at the forend and balance point; top and bottom edge of the buttstock with a few more noticeable scratches. All factory marks are clear. Action is crisp and smooth, bore is bright. Scope optics are bright and clear. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle, #78-07806, 7mm Rem. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, factory red rubber recoil pad, Ruger grip cap, sling swivel studs, brass bead front sight on fixed base, and folding rear sight. Condition is near excellent with approx. 97% original finish; finish loss to bottom of the sight base accounts for nearly all of the wear to the metal. Factory lettering is sharp. Stock shows only a few slight handling marks most noticeable along the bottom edge of the forend; checkering is clean. Excellent smooth action and clean bore that shows signs of little use. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action Rifle, #A6351063, .30-06 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, hooded front sight, rear sight has been removed. Synthetic checkered pistol-grip stock with custom painted camouflage finish, quick-release swivels, and brown leather sling; sling with a thick two-tone pad that has a diamond pattern design. Topped with a Bushnell 4x Banner scope and 1'' Weaver rings. Scope with duplex reticle. Rifle is in excellent overall condition with approx. 98% of a nice dark blue finish, with a spot of finish loss behind the front sight. One of the triggerguard screws appears to be a replacement. Stock with a few minor spots of paint loss from handling. Action is smooth; bore is bright with excellent rifling. Scope with a few small nicks and scratches to the exterior; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 100 Semi-Automatic Rifle, with Weaver scope, #26365, .308 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut stock, checkered black composite buttplate, sling swivels, brown leather sling, hooded silver bead front sight, folding rear sight, with one factory magazine. Topped with a Weaver Marksman scope and 1'' Weaver rings; scope with duplex reticle. Left side of barrel and receiver are both Winchester proofed. Mfg'd 1961. Condition is very good overall. Approx. 95% original finish remains; barrel with intermittent specks of light oxidation and finish loss; factory lettering is clear. Wood with general shallow surface dents and scratches, predominantly on the left side of the one-piece stock; majority of the finish remains; checkering is mostly clean. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Scope exterior shows light handling marks; optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

1st Year Production Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster Semi-Automatic Rifle, #28674, .280 Rem. cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, pistol-grip walnut stock and grooved forend, brown rubber Mershon recoil pad, sling swivels, dovetailed brass bead front sight, rear sight base only, and top of receiver with a one-piece scope base. Missing magazine. Barrel date code is ''WG'' with the G being upside down, mfg'd in 1960. Approx. 97% original finish remains and rifle rates as very good overall. Top rear and right side of receiver with intermittent tiny specks of surface freckling and reddish brown oxidation. Factory lettering is clear. Wood retains a majority of the finish with noticeable scuffs and scratches to the bottom edge of buttstock and pistol grip; top with some scattered white paint rub marks. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R)

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle, #88420, .30-06 cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut stock, with Pachmayr rubber butt pad. Original factory sights are retained; missing front sight hood. Mfg'd 1948. Condition is about fine. Metal surfaces retain approx. 94% lightly thinning blue, with most of the losses to triggerguard and magazine floorplate. Stock with light general impressions from field use, with an additional coat of linseed oil at one point. Light losses at pistol grip cap area. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $500-$750. (C&R)

Savage Model 111 Bolt Action Rifle, with Nikon scope, #G795604, 7mm Rem. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, dark blue finish, checkered synthetic pistol-grip stock, black rubber recoil pad, sling swivels, padded sling, and one detachable box magazine. Topped with a Nikon BDC 3-9x40 ''Buckmasters'' scope with a long range hunting reticle and original lens covers. Overall condition is excellent with approx. 99% original blue. Receiver with some fine micro-scratching and small handling marks. Stock shows only minor rub marks and appears near new. Action and bore are excellent. Scope is like new with bright clear optics. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern)

Savage Model 111 Trophy Hunter XP Package Bolt Action Rifle, with Nikon scope, #K563864, .30-06 cal., 22'' barrel, matte black finish, checkered synthetic pistol-grip stock, black rubber pad, sling swivels, padded sling; stock with a black elastic cartridge holder. Also featuring a detachable box magazine and AccuTrigger. Topped with a Nikon BDC 3-9x40 scope that was part of the Trophy Hunter XP package; scope with a long range hunting reticle. In original Savage box (no end label), with soft scope cover, cable lock, owner's manual, and other misc. factory paperwork. Rifle and scope are in excellent near new overall condition. All of the original matte black finish remains. Stock with a few light scratches to the buttstock and handling marks below the receiver. Smooth crisp action and excellent bore. Scope appears as new with bright, clear optics. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern)

Remington Model 700BDL Deluxe Bolt Action Rifle, with Bushnell scope, #B6431471, .223 Rem. cal., 24'' heavy barrel, blue finish, hinged floorplate, rear sight has been removed and muzzle is not tapped for a front sight; plug screws for the rear sight are not present. One-piece walnut stock with gloss finish, skip-line checkering at the pistol grip and forend, Monte Carlo cheekpiece, black forend cap, black composite buttplate and grip cap. Fitted with a Bushnell Banner 6-18x50 wide angle scope on 1'' Weaver rings; scope with duplex reticle. Metal surfaces rate as near excellent with approx. 98% original blue finish, showing a small amount of scattered light handling marks. Stock is very good and retains nearly all of the original gloss finish, with signs of moderate field use including scattered shallow impressions and rub marks. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Scope is excellent and shows only minor wear to the exterior, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern)

Remington Model 700BDL Deluxe Bolt Action Rifle, with Tasco scope, #160936, 7mm Rem. mag. cal., 24'' barrel, blue finish, hinged floorplate, ramped brass bead front sight, only rear sight base is present. One-piece walnut stock with gloss finish, fleur-de-lis checkering at the pistol grip and forend, Monte Carlo cheekpiece, black forend cap, vented black rubber Remington recoil pad, and smooth composite grip cap. Fitted with a Tasco 3-12x52 and Redfield mount; scope with duplex reticle. Metal surfaces rate as near excellent with approx. 95% original finish, with a majority of the finish loss being thinning to the floorplate; left side of receiver with a few slightly lighter spots on the finish. Factory lettering is clear, with a small set of the initials ''CJM'' having been scratched into the floorplate. Stock is very good and retains a majority of the gloss finish, with signs of moderate field use including scattered shallow handling marks; edges of cheekpiece show minor thinning. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Scope is near excellent and shows only minor marks to the exterior, optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$700. (C&R)

Remington Model 760 Gamemaster Pump Action Rifle, with Redfield scope, #A6905823, .30-06 cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, press checkered pistol grip walnut stock, checkered black plastic Remington buttplate, black pistol grip and forend cap, dovetailed brass bead front sight, ramped rear sight base and lower portion of rear sight is present; upper portion has been removed to accommodate the scope. Included is one detachable magazine. Topped with a Redfield Tracker 3-9x scope on Redfield base; scope with duplex reticle. Barrel date code is ''WY'', mfg'd in 1974. Condition is near excellent with approx. 97% original blue; thinning to the bottom of the magazine and a small spot on the bottom of the barrel account for a majority of the finish loss. Factory lettering is clear and well defined. Stock is excellent showing only a few normal light marks from handling and use; press checkering is clean with no visible wear. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Scope with scattered slight scratches and handling marks to the exterior; optics are clear. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger American Rimfire Bolt Action Rifle, #830-54506, .17 HMR cal., 22'' barrel, blue finish, one-piece black composite stock with sling swivel studs, adjustable trigger, green fiber optic front sight, folding rear sight, factory grooved receiver that is also factory drilled and tapped. In original box with matching end label, one factory 10-round rotary magazine, and an additional high-comb stock module. Condition is excellent, appearing as new, with approx. 99%+ original finish. Stock and metal show a few very minor handling marks. Screws that fit the factory drilled and tapped scope base holes are not present. Forend and right side of buttstock with the original Ruger stickers still in place. Excellent action and bore. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #74-58510, .243 cal., 22'' barrel, dark blue finish, oil-finished checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with red rubber Ruger recoil pad, pistol grip cap with Ruger medallion, sling swivels, and brown leather sling. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X II 3x9 scope with duplex reticle. With the exception of a few small spots of surface rust, this rifle is in fine overall condition with approx. 98% original blue remaining. Bolt handle, muzzle, scope rings, and a few areas along the stock line have patches of light surface rust; a thorough cleaning would improve the overall condition of those particular areas. Wood with intermittent shallow surface dents and small marks from field use; checkering is sharp. Factory lettering is clear. Action is smooth, with an excellent bore. Scope exterior rates near excellent; optics are clear. Overall a nice rifle that may have sat just a little too long and has a couple of small spots that need a little TLC. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Savage Anschutz Model 164M Sporter Bolt Action Rifle, #1122805A, .22 Win. mag. cal., 22.5'' barrel, blue finish, bright bolt, factory grooved receiver, both of the original sights have been removed; rear has been filled with a dovetailed blank. Walnut Monte Carlo stock with skip-line checkering, semi-gloss finish, Schnabel forend, black composite buttplate, and sling swivel studs. Included is one factory magazine. Rifle is topped with a Redfield ''Revolution'' 2-7x33 scope on Talley rings; scope with a duplex reticle. Made in West Germany. Metal surfaces rate as near excellent with approx. 98% original blue; left front edge of receiver with a small spot of plum colored discoloration. Factory lettering is crisp and clear. Stock is very good with general shallow scratches and small impressions, checkering is clean, and a majority of the finish remains. Action is smooth; fine bore. Scope is excellent with clear optics. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)

Winchester Model 70 SA Classic Bolt Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #G71747, .308 cal., 22'' barrel, matte stainless finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock with Schnabel forend, red rubber Winchester recoil pad, and sling swivel studs. Topped with a matte silver Leupold VX-III 2.5-8x36mm scope and blued steel Redfield mount; scope with duplex reticle. Metal surfaces are excellent with a few light handling marks; factory lettering is sharp. One-piece stock with clean checkering and some small impressions and normal minor marks from field use. It does appear that the stock was re-oiled and unfortunately was not kept clean, as there are some fine dust particles and fibers imbedded in the finish. Action is smooth with a bright excellent bore. Scope appears near new with bright, clear optics. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Ruger M77 Bolt Action Rifle, with Burris scope, #74-85161, .308 cal., 24'' heavy barrel, blue finish. One-piece pistol-grip walnut stock is checkered at the wrist and forend with a red rubber Ruger pad, Ruger grip cap, rear swivel stud, and Harris 1A2 Ultralight bipod. Mfg'd 1980. Topped with a Burris 10x scope with Butler Creek covers; scope with duplex reticle. Condition is near excellent with approx. 98% remaining original finish; receiver has toned to a light plum color. Buttstock with a few slight scratches to left side and other normal scattered small handling marks; finish has thinned a little at some of the highpoints; checkering shows no real noticeable wear. Action is smooth; bore is bright with excellent rifling. Scope exterior with only a few slight handling marks; optics are bright and clear. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern)

Bluegrass Armory VIPER XL Large Caliber Rifle Frame, single shot bolt action, #10244, black anodized finish, integral 30 MOA Picatinny style rail. Frame is all one piece, no welded parts or components. Appears to be new-old stock in very good condition, with handling marks along side of frame, and small dents and scratches on bottom rail, a portion of Picatinny rail, and a dent on corner edge of bolt slot. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)

Stag Arms Model Stag-15 Semi-Automatic Rifle, #23351, 5.56 cal., 16'' blued steel barrel, 18'' overall including muzzlebrake, matte black receiver, OD green Magpul handguard, black Thordsen Customs stock, fixed post front sight, Magpul MBUS flip-up rear sight, no magazine. Included is a digital camouflage pattern padded Molle range bag. In fine overall condition, showing scattered scuffs and light handling marks to the stock and matte metal surfaces; left side of receiver with a few noticeable moderate surface scratches. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Unmarked A2 Style Upper Receiver, 5.56mm, 20''black finish, 20'' stainless steel heavy barrel marked ''SS 556'', A2 style fixed sights with elevation and windage on the rear marked ''K'', and adjustable elevation on front, as well as a brass deflector, forward assist and dustcover. Solid 12.5'' rifle length aluminum handguard, with sling swivel stud. No bayonet lug present. A2 style compensator. Good overall condition and in good mechanical order. Finish shows light marks from handling and some freckling to the matte finish on receiver and carry handle. No bolt carrier group or charging handle present. Bright bore with strong rifling. Est.: $250-$450. (No FFL Required)

Colt Sporter Match H-BAR Rifle Kit, 5.56 NATO (no frame). Black finish, 20'' 1/7 twist heavy barrel with A2 compensator. Features an A2 rear sight with adjustable windage and elevation, marked CM, as well as a forward assist, brass deflector, dustcover and an adjustable A2 front sight post with no bayonet lug. Upper receiver is assembled, with lower parts separate. A large front takedown pin is present. Included is a semi-auto trigger control group, hammer and trigger pins, ''half-moon'' bolt carrier, charging handle, rear takedown pin with spring (no detent), magazine latch with ''fixed bullet button'' (magazine release not present), safety selector with detent (spring not present), buffer retainer/spring, fixed 10.5'' A2 stock with buffer tube, buffer/spring/spacer, bolt catch/spring/detent, and a checkered pistol grip with screw. Sling mounts installed. No magazine. Condition is good overall with some discoloration and scratches to the stock and some wear from use on metal surfaces, with small scratches to the finish on carry handle and brass deflector. There is some marring to the gas port on the bolt carrier key from use. Bore is bright with strong rifling. Est.: $400-$600. (No FFL Required)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1951013. 12 ga. 28'' plain barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod. Forend is later/fuller 14-groove version; buttstock is uncheckered pistol-grip configuration with correct post-1959 Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1962. Condition is very good, showing little use, with a few handling marks to the wood but almost no wear to receiver or action, which functions correctly. Some discoloration to bolt; missing screw on bottom tang. Est.: $350-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1657327. 20'' ga. 28'' plain barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod. Later, fuller forend has 11 grooves, while pistol-grip buttstock has no grip cap but has later Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1958. Condition is very good, with almost no mars to wood and some carry wear to barrel. Action functions smoothly and correctly, bore is bright. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

B.C. Miroku (Pre-Citori) Standard Grade Over/Under Shotgun, #M552557. 12 ga. 30'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are choked IM./Full. Action geatures single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Receiver is nicely engraved with rose and scroll patterns. Beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are fully checkered. At some point the buttstock was shortened then re-lengthened to 14-1/4'' length of pull over a solid Pachmayr pad and 15'' over a slip-on pad. Mfg'd early 1970s in Japan. Condition is very good, with the action locking up tight and functioning correctly. There are numerous handling marks to the wood and minor damage to the rib at the muzzle. Bores are bright. Est.: $450-$600. (Modern)

Remington 11-87 Sporting Clays Model Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #PC363569. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib ''Light Contour'' barrel has target beads, 2-3/4'' chamber and is fitted for Rem-Chokes (Mod. installed, Full and Imp. Skt. included). Receiver is standard 11-87, with ''Sporting Clays'' logo added. Wood is ''B'' Grade walnut, satin finished, with special checkering pattern and solid black Remington target buttpad. Mfg'd 1992. Condition is very good, with numerous handling marks to wood. Action locks tight and functions correctly; bore is bright. Est.: $400-$550. (Modern)

Remington Sportsman Model 48 B Skeet Semi-Auto Shotgun, #3145548, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 26'' vent rib barrel with ivory bead front and silver bead mid-sight, cylinder bore, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, brown rubber ''Eliminator'' recoil pad, and Remington grip cap. Left side of barrel is marked ''Skeet''. Barrel date code is ''YY'', mfg'd in 1952. Approx. 96%-97% original finish remains, and shotgun rates as fine overall; receiver with some slight edgewear and scattered minor handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Wood with a nice natural pattern and even finish and shows only a few normal shallow impressions from handling; LOP is 14'' to end of pad which shows a little cracking from age. Excellent smooth action and bright bore. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #531466, 20 ga. 28'' nickel steel barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber, Full choke, and is fitted with a Simmons ventilated rib that extends to the rear of the receiver. Standard wood has been replaced with nicely figured but uncheckered oil-finished walnut, slender forend and pistol-grip buttstock that features a cheekpiece, Bakelite grip cap and an unmarked red recoil pad that has hardened. Mfg'd 1928. Condition is very good with handling marks and use wear to the wood, as well as edge and carry wear to the receiver. Action functions correctly and locks up tight, bore is dirty but not damaged. A nice 20 ga. Trap gun. Est.: $400-$650. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #1182517. 12 ga. 30'' barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber, is choked Full, and is fitted with an aftermarket Simmons vent rib. Forend is the post-war flat bottom configuration, while the pistol-grip buttstock has no grip cap or checkering but does have a Pachmayr recoil pad. Mfg'd 1949. Condition is very good with handling marks to buttstock and some edgewear to receiver at carry points. Action works correctly and locks up tight, bore is bright. Est.: $450-$600. (C&R)

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Pump Action Shotgun, #T138603V, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 28'' barrel with silver bead front sight, choked Mod.; additional 30'' vent rib barrel has 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Full; pressed checkered pistol-grip walnut stock and brown rubber Remington recoil pad. Condition is very good with approx. 95% original blue finish. Metal with general tiny specks of surface rust, which would improve with a thorough cleaning; left side of receiver with a more noticeable scratch; right side with edgewear. Wood shows normal signs of moderate field use. Action is crisp with an excellent bright and shiny bores. LOP is 13-7/8''. Est.: $200-$300. (Modern)

Beretta Model 302 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Trap Shotgun Set, #G10825E. 12 ga. 26.5'' (67cm) vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is fitted for Browning Invector Choke tubes (Mod. incl.). Second barrel is 12 ga. 30'' vent rib with 3'' chamber, Full choke. Wood is high-gloss finish Standard Grade walnut, with a fully-checkered forestock, Monte Carlo buttstock, Beretta grip cap and red recoil pad. Receiver has rolled engraving on both sides. Mfg'd 1980s. Condition is near excellent with very few handling marks to wood, little wear to action, and bright bores. There are several rust spots on the 26.5'' barrel and rib that should clean. Est.: $350-$450. (Modern)

First Year of Mfg. Remington 1100 Field Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #5641V. 12 ga. 30'' plain barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Full. Forend and buttstock have period pressed checkering, with Remington Whiteline grip cap and buttplate. Receiver is standard 1100, with early forend and pistol tube markings. Mfg'd 1963. Condition is very good, with expected handling marks to wood but surprisingly little wear to action. Should be thoroughly cleaned prior to shooting, as lack of use has caused some gumminess. Bore is bright. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

.410 Bore Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Pump Action Shotgun, #S343777H, 3'' chamber, 25'' vent rib barrel, with a silver bead front sight. Gloss-finished pistol-grip walnut stock with press checkering, original grip cap, and black rubber Mershon recoil pad; LOP is 14-5/8''. Condition is very good. Metal with approx. 92%-94% original blue; receiver with general light scratching; factory lettering is clear. Wood with most of the original varnish and intermittent shallow impressions and marks from handling and field use; buttstock with a small a chip at the upper edge and appears to have been cut; recoil pad does not fit flush on all sides. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Remington Model 11-48 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #4119385, .410 bore, 25'' round barrel choked Mod., for 3'' or shorter shells, blue finish, checkered walnut stock, with brown rubber butt pad. Condition is about fine. Metal surfaces retain approx. 95% lightly thinning blue. Stock and forend with pressure dings, light scratches, and thinning to checks, more pronounced at forend. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R)

Browning 2000 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #39428C47. 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrel has a 3'' chamber and is choked Mod. Gas-operated action features left side loading with a speed-loading feature and light roll engraving on the receiver. Standard Grade walnut forend has finger grooves; buttstock has no grip cap but does have a rear sling swivel and Whiteline recoil pad. Mfg'd approx. 1980. Condition is very good and functionally excellent, with few handling marks to wood and some carry wear; action is crisp and bore is bright. A great waterfowl gun. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern)

Browning 2000 Standard Grade Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #00392D57. 20 ga. 28'' vent rib barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber and is choked Mod. Action is gas operated and features left side loading with speed-load feature, and light roll engraving on receiver. Standard Grade walnut has finger grooves on forend, no grip cap on buttstock, but has the original FN/Browning Automatic buttplate. Mfg'd approx. 1975. Condition is near excellent and very original, with very little wear to the action. There are two missing tabs on the aft end of the forend that fit into the front of the receiver (these need to be replaced to preclude further wear). Est.: $350-$550. (Modern)

Belgian Browning Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #303994, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 26.5'' ribbed barrel with Polychoke, blue finish, long-tang round-knob checkered walnut stock, with red rubber Pachmayr butt pad. LOP 14-1/8''. Mfg'd 1950. Condition is excellent as modified, retaining approx. 97% factory blue, with some thinning in the balance area. Stock with light pressure dings and minor flattening to checks. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R)

Upgraded Winchester Model 12 Standard Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #693394. 20 ga. 28'' barrel has a 2-3/4'' chamber, is choked Full, and has been fitted with a Simmons ventilated rib that extends 3'' onto the receiver. Both the barrel and receiver appear reblued, with dull matte finish done on top of receiver. Wood, full forend and pistol-grip buttstock have been upgraded to a beautiful ''C'' Grade walnut with a red hue, then extensively checkered at 26 LPI in a fleur-de-lis pattern. Buttstock features a blued grip cap and red ''Old English'' butt pad. Mfg'd 1936. Condition is like new as upgraded, with few marks to wood, little wear to action, and one impression on forend; bright bore. A very nice 20 ga. Model 12. Est.: $450-$550. (C&R)

Remington Model 11-48 Semi-Automatic Shotgun in 28 Gauge, #4006023, 25'' plain barrel, 2-3/4'' chamber, Full choke, blue finish, checkered pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, grooved black composite Remington buttplate, composite grip cap, with silver bead front sight. Barrel date code is ''YY'', mfg'd in 1952. Approx. 99% factory blue finish remains and metal surfaces rate as near excellent. Receiver with some intermittent slight handling marks and one little more noticeable scratch on the right side near the bolt handle. Barrel address is sharp. Wood rates as very good+ with scattered shallow handling marks, with the highest concentration being at the right side of the pistol grip. Checkering is mostly clean and shows one small flat spot at the forend. Excellent smooth action, with a bright bore. LOP is 13-3/4''. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Magnum Slide-Action Shotgun, #1523093. 12 ga. 30'' plain barrel is marked ''For Super Speed & Super-X 3 In.'', has a 3'' chamber and is choked Full. Late 14-groove forend and pistol-grip buttstock are Standard Grade walnut, with checkering, no grip cap, but with solid red Winchester butt pad. Mfg'd 1955. Condition is very good, with few handling marks to wood and some edgewear to receiver at carry point. Action functions well, bore is bright. Est.: $450-$550. (C&R)

Stoeger Industries Condor Supreme Model Over/Under Shotgun, #R8980-03. 20 ga. 26'' vent rib barrels have 3'' chambers and are fitted for choke tubes (IC./Mod. installed). Beretta-type boxlock action features single selective trigger, auto ejectors and auto safety. Full forend and pistol-grip buttstock are of ''B'' Grade walnut with pressed checkering, no grip cap, and black Kick-Eez type butt pad. Mfg'd in 2000's in Brazil for Stoeger. Condition is near excellent, with few handling marks to wood and little wear to action, which functions correctly; bores are bright. Est.: $350-$450. (Modern)

Winchester Model 101 XTR ''Lightweight'' Over/Under Shotgun, #K530290E, 12 ga. 28'' vent rib barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Boxlock action features a single selective trigger, auto ejectors and non-auto safety. Semi-beavertail forend and pistol-grip buttstock are Standard Grade walnut, without grip cap but with a black Decelerator butt pad. Mfg'd mid-1980s by Nikko in Japan for Winchester, contained in Browning hard case. Condition is fair, with extensive field use and perhaps poor storage. There are numerous mars and dings to wood, edgewear to action, and light frosting to barrels. Action is not loose, but is certainly broken in; it functions correctly and is still shootable; bores are bright. Would be a good backup waterfowl gun. Est.: $350-$450. (Modern)

Winchester Model 50 Field Grade Auto-Loading Shotgun, #21928, 12 ga., 30'' barrel choked Full, fitted with Poly-Choke vent rib; receiver appears to have a Model 59 alloy triggerguard assembly installed, but they are interchangeable; buttstock has been cut and a ''Limbsaver'' recoil pad installed to retain a 14'' length of pull. Mfg'd 1954. Condition is very good with only small handling marks to wood and normal wear to metal surfaces; bore is bright. Est.: $250-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 12 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #604211. 12 ga. 30'' solid rib ''Nickel Steel'' barrel has 2-5/8'' chamber and is choked Full. Forend is pre-war 18-groove ''tootsie roll'' configuration, and uncheckered pistol-grip buttstock has no grip cap but has Pachmayr Whiteline butt pad. Mfg'd 1930. Condition is very good, with significant surface erosion to receiver and carry wear to edges. Wood has expected handling marks. Action functions correctly, bore is bright. Est.: $300-$400. (C&R)

Winchester Model 1912 Field Grade Slide-Action Shotgun, #10015. 20 ga. 25'' ''Nickel Steel'' marked plain barrel is marked ''Mod'' but measures IC., and may have been cut. Early small forend and uncheckered pistol-grip buttstock are standard walnut, with Winchester buttplate. Mfg'd 1913, second year of production. Condition is fair to good, with numerous marks to wood, much wear to blue with only about 10% remaining, and some frosting to barrel finish. Action is still tight and bore is dark. A good cleaning will really improve function. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R)

Ithaca Flues Model Standard Grade Side-by-Side Shotgun, #357040. 12 ga. 30'' barrels have 2-3/4'' chambers and are choked Mod./Full. Lockup is via single underlug and Greener-type crossbolt; action has two triggers, auto safety and simple extractor. Standard Grade walnut wood used for splinter forend and Prince of Wales grip buttstock, which includes black plastic grip cap and Ithaca buttplate. Also included is an original period canvas takedown case, including wooden cleaning rod, and Fish & Game Laws plus hunting licenses from 1925-27. Mfg'd 1922. Condition is good to very good, with surface damage to receive and some adhesive patch to right chamber exterior. Barrels have some surface pitting and one dent on left-hand barrel at 15'' from muzzle. Action locks up tight and functions correctly; bores are unscarred. Case is worn and in need of serious restoration. Est.: $450-$550. (C&R)

Browning Auto-5 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #231191, 12 ga., blue finish, plain barrel shortened to accommodate installation of ''Weaver Choke'' device, now 27'' length not including 3'' long installed X-Full choke tube. Action is early post-war configuration with light engraving, small bolt handling, and early safety. Barrel and action marked ''Browning Arms Company, St. Louis, MO'' and ''Made in Belgium''. Stock configuration includes finger grooves on forend, round-knob pistol grip, and 14'' length of pull over Pachmayr recoil pad marked ''Armstrong Sporting Goods, Ogden, Utah''. Mfg'd 1946. Condition is very good retaining approx. 95% blue to receiver and barrel, with numerous handling marks and checkering wear to wood. Action is crisp and bore is bright. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Remington Model 887 Nitro Mag Tactical Slide-Action Shotgun, #ARM061054. 12 ga. 18'' ribbed barrel has a 3-1/2'' chamber and is fitted for Rem-Chokes. Action, barrel and extended magazine all coated with ''Armorlokt'' polymer jacket; slide handle and buttstock made of matching material. Picatinny rail on receiver; soft Remington recoil pad; Hi-Viz front bead. Contained in original box with Remington paperwork. Mfg'd ca. 2010. Condition is excellent, as thoroughly protected by jacket. Missing original ported, extended Rem-Choke tube - do not fire without tube in place. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Remington Model 870 Express Magnum Pump Action Shotgun, #B705433U, 20 ga., 3'' chamber, 25-5/8'' vent rib barrel, internal Full choke, matte finish, checkered wood stock and forend, black rubber Remington recoil pad, and a silver bead front sight. Metal surfaces rate near excellent with only a small amount of normal light handling marks. Wood is very good with a moderate amount of small marks from field use; edge of the forend and pistol grip with some thinning to the finish. Action is crisp with an excellent bore. LOP is 12-7/8''. Est.: $200-$350. (Modern)

Winchester Model 1400 MKII Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #N607339, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 28'' vent rib barrel, screw-in Full choke, blue finish, alloy receiver, silver bead front sight, press checkered wood stock, with black rubber Winchester recoil pad. LOP is approx. 14''. Receiver and barrel are both Winchester proofed. Condition is very good. Metal surfaces retain approx. 97%-98% factory blue showing intermittent slight handling marks. Barrel with a few tiny specks of surface rust. Wood with scattered shallow surface dents and signs of moderate field use; buttstock appears to have been refinished and is a little darker in color with a slightly duller sheen. Action is smooth and tight with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $150-$300. (Modern)

Remington Model 1100 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, #R078631V, 12 ga., 2-3/4'' chamber, 28'' vent rib barrel with silver bead front sight, internal screw-in Mod. choke, matte finish, receiver with standard light engraving; gloss-finished pistol-grip wood stock with press checkering, black rubber aftermarket recoil pad, and black composite grip cap that is missing the white diamond center. LOP is approx. 13-7/8''. Condition is very good. Metal with approx. 98% matte blue, showing some normal light marks from field use; receiver with some light surface freckling and darkening. Wood also rates very good and retains a majority of its gloss finish, showing some thinning to the highpoints of the forend; stock and forend with general shallow impressions and other handling marks; checkering is clean. Action is smooth and tight with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

High Standard Sports King Semi-Automatic Pistol, #2142349, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' bull barrel, blue finish, factory checkered brown plastic grips, with three (3) magazines. High target front and factory adjustable rear sight. Barrel marked ''The Sharpshooter''. Includes original box numbered to the gun, with misc. paperwork. Condition is excellent showing only light range use and two very small scratches to left side of barrel. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Series 107 Supermatic Citation Military Semi-Automatic Pistol, #ML69579, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' bull barrel, blue finish, factory checkered walnut thumbrest grips, Patridge front sight, fully adjustable square notched rear sight, stippled front and back strap, with one original 10-round High Standard magazine; magazine with a green follower and the numbers ''5'' and ''10'' on the right side. Mfg'd approx. 1979. Approx. 99% factory blue remains and pistol rates as excellent overall. Metal shows a few normal small handling marks. Factory lettering is clear and crisp. Grips with clean sharp checkering. Smooth action, with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

High Standard Model B Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #89195, .22 LR cal., 6.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grips, with one factory magazine. Condition is fine retaining approx. 92% lightly thinning blue. Good grips and action, very good bore. Est.: $350-$500. (C&R/PPT)

Early 70's Ruger Mark I Semi-Automatic Pistol, #11-22142, .22 LR cal., 4.75'' tapered barrel, blue finish, factory checkered black plastic grip; left grip with black Ruger medallion. This pistol also features a Patridge front sight, fixed square notched rear sight, and three (3) magazines, all with silver bases. Included is an original red and black Ruger box, owner's manual, and what appears to be hobbyist made wood grips; box is not numbered but the information on the lid end matches the configuration of the pistol. Mfg'd in 1971. Previous owner's identification has been electro-penciled into the front strap. Condition is very good with approx. 96% original blue. Metal shows mostly normal light handling marks; right side of frame running parallel with the back edge of the grip has a more noticeable scratch approx. 1'' in length. Factory lettering is clear. Grips with mostly clean checkering and only a few minor handling marks. Smooth action, very good shiny bore. Box shows wear to the edges and one of the corners on the lower and upper piece are split; Ruger logo and end label are clear. Est.: $250-$450. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model 22A-1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #UBH1029, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' bull barrel, two-tone light gray/black finish, raised solid rib, black plastic/rubber S&W grips, green fiber-optic type front sight, fully adjustable rear sight, with two (2) S&W magazines, in blue plastic S&W case with matching end label and owner's manual. Condition is excellent, with approx. 98%+ original finish; highpoints show minor wear. Grips with a few normal very light handling marks. Action and bore are excellent. Est.: $200-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger Mark II Target Semi-Automatic Pistol, #214-46798, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' bull barrel, bright stainless finish, checkered gloss finished thumbrest wood grips, orange fiber optic front sight, square notched fully adjustable rear sight, and one factory magazine with silver and red Ruger logo on base. Also included are a pair of factory checkered black plastic grips with silver and red Ruger medallions and an additional Eaton magazine. In correct factory Ruger box. Condition is excellent overall. Bright stainless finish shows a small amount of normal slight micro-scratches and minor handling marks. Both pair of grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Action is smooth with a bright shiny bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Walther P22 CA Angel Blue Semi-Automatic Pistol, #WA175950, .22 LR cal., 3-3/8'' barrel, matte nickel slide, ''angel blue'' polymer frame with black backstrap, white three-dot sights, lower accessory rail, ambidextrous safety and magazine release, with two (2) Walther 10-round magazines. In original hard case with matching end label, cable lock, owner's manual, additional back strap, and misc. factory paperwork. Condition is excellent, appearing near new. Right side of frame with a few shallow handling marks. Excellent action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern/PPT)

Browning Buckmark Semi-Automatic Pistol, #655PRO5139, .22 LR cal., 5.5'' barrel, combination matte and polished blue finish, smooth wood grips with Browning medallions, Patridge front sight, square notched fully adjustable rear sight, gold-colored trigger, with two (2) Browning magazines, and owner's manual. Condition is near excellent. Visibly the only blemish on this pistol would be spotting to the matte finish on the front grip strap. Right grip with a few very small handling marks, otherwise both are excellent. Gold-colored trigger with a nice even color. Factory lettering is clear. Action is smooth; bore is bright. Est.: $200-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Ruger ''RCA'' Mark I Semi-Automatic Pistol, #15-57198, .22 LR cal., 6'' tapered barrel, blue finish, checkered black plastic grip with silver Ruger logo, standard fixed sights, and one magazine. In original red Ruger box that is hand numbered to the gun, with owner's manual and registration card. Top of gun is marked with ''RCA'' logo and numbered ''RCA 1533''. Pistol is in excellent near new overall condition. Approx. 99% factory blue finish remains and overall this pistol shows only a few small handling marks, most noticeable near the safety. Grips appear as new. Action is smooth with a bright bore. Box is in really nice condition. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)(Not available to Calif. residents.)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

High Standard ''The Victor'' Semi-Automatic Target Pistol, #ML55543, .22 LR cal., 4.5'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered thumb-swell grips, with two (2) factory magazines. Barrel weight affixed. Condition is near excellent showing just light general use, with minor thinning at high edges. Grips and action are crisp, bore is bright. Est.: $500-$750. (Modern/PPT)

Hi-Standard Sport King (SK-100) Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #472617, .22 LR cal. 6.75'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered brown thumbrest plastic grips, and one factory magazine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% blue with thinning at muzzle. Small chip to ridge of thumbrest. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

High Standard Sport King (Model 103) Semi-Automatic Sporting Pistol, #2148376, .22 LR cal. 7'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered brown plastic grips with gold medallions, and one factory matte nickel magazine. Condition is near excellent retaining approx. 97% blue with thinning at muzzle. Crisp grips, action, and bore. Est.: $200-$400. (C&R/PPT)

Ruger Old Army Percussion Single Action Revolver, #145-74340, .45 cal., 7.5'' barrel, stainless steel, smooth wood grips with silver Ruger medallions, fixed large blade front sight, with a fully adjustable square notched rear sight. Included is the original brown cardboard box with matching end label and one-piece Ruger box with the owner's manual. Condition is near excellent. Metal with scattered handling marks; cylinder with a light index line and some light surface scratching. A thin coat of dried oil can be found on some of the metal, most noticeable around the muzzle and on the loading lever. Factory lettering with crisp raised edges. Grips appear near new. Excellent action and bright bore. Brown cardboard box shows normal light storage wear; yellow and black box rates excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT) (This revolver is not classified as an antique and does require an FFL for registration.)

''Star'' Marked Ruger New Model Super Single-Six Single Action Revolver, #63-77422, .22 LR cal., 6.5'' barrel, stainless steel, smooth walnut grips with black Ruger medallions, fixed blade front sight and fully adjustable square notched rear sight. Bottom of frame in front of the triggerguard with a small ''star'' stamp; mfg'd in 1975. In a one-piece Ruger box that lacks any sort of firearm identification. Metal rates very good showing signs of moderate use and handling, including scattered micro-scratching and small handling marks. Grips are excellent with only a few insignificant handling marks. Action is smooth and crisp with a bright bore. Box shows considerable age and wear. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Early 70's Ruger Super Blackhawk Single Action Revolver, #80-46207, .44 mag. cal., 7.5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Presentation'' grips, unfluted cylinder, fixed blade front sight and square notched fully adjustable rear sight. Mfg'd 1972. Overall condition is excellent with approx. 98% original blue finish; frame and cylinder with slight plum colored toning; few thin spots on the cylinder and near the muzzle account for a majority of the finish loss. Grips shows a few normal light handling marks; checkering is clean. Factory lettering on the metal is clear. Action is really smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 9422M XTR Lever Action Rifle, with scope, #F348135, .22 Win. mag. cal., 20.25'' round barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock with gloss finish, black composition Winchester buttplate, hooded front sight with silver bead, sporting rear sight, and factory grooved receiver. Topped with a Bushnell Sportview 4x32 scope with duplex reticle. Top of barrel and receiver are Winchester proofed. Approx. 99% original blue finish remains and the overall condition is excellent. Wood with a few shallow marks and a small thick spot of finish at the wrist, otherwise the wood is really nice and smooth. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Inside and out a very clean rifle that shows some signs of handling but appears to have been fired very little. Scope is excellent with clear optics. Est.: $600-$900. (Modern)

EMF Hartford CT Model Single Action Revolver, #SA456, .45 LC cal., 4.75'' barrel, blue finish, case hardened frame and hammer, smooth walnut grips, with standard fixed sights. All visible numbered parts are matching. In the original two-piece box with matching end label. Mfg'd by Armi San Marco, Italy. Approx. 98% factory blue and rich case colors remain and revolver rates as near excellent overall showing signs of light use. Slight scratching and wear on the cylinder accounts for most of the finish loss. Grips retain all of their finish and show only a few minor handling marks. Action is smooth and crisp with an excellent bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Winchester Model 94 XTR Big Bore Lever Action Carbine, #BB009391, .375 Win. cal., 20'' round barrel, dark blue finish, factory checkered straight walnut stock and forend, Winchester red rubber butt pad, ramped silver bead front sight with hood, sporting elevator rear sight, and Williams receiver sight. Metal surfaces rate as excellent and retain approx. 99% blue. Wood rates as very good+ with sharp checkering; stock is a little darker in color with a few shallow scratches to the right side. Right side of stock is very slightly discolored and appears to have had a slip-over recoil pad that is no longer present. Action is crisp; bright bore is excellent. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Winchester Model 9422 XTR Lever Action Rifle, #F346807, .22 Win. mag., 20-1/4'' round barrel, blue finish, uncheckered straight grip walnut stock and forend, factory black composite Winchester buttplate, ramped and hooded silver bead front sight, standard elevator rear sight, with factory grooved receiver. Metal is excellent retaining approx. 98%+ factory blue finish, with a few intermittent tiny surface nicks. Wood rates as fine with normal scattered light handling marks, most noticeable on the wrist and forend, and retains nearly 100% of its gloss finish. Rifle was used as a display in the casino and right side of stock and forend are just a little lighter in color. Action is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; internally a clean rifle with a mirror bright bore; if fired it appears to have been fired very little. Est.: $600-$800. (Modern)(Sierra Sid's Casino, Sparks, NV.)

Marlin Model 1894S Lever Action Rifle, with Leupold scope, #10007713, .44 Rem. mag. & .44 Spec. cal., 20'' round ''JM'' marked barrel, blue finish, straight grip walnut stock, brown rubber Marlin buttplate, hooded brass bead front sight, rear sight has been removed, with checkered hammer extension. Topped with a Leupold Vari-X II 2x7 scope with duplex reticle. Rifle is in fine overall condition with approx. 98%+ original blue; right side of receiver with scattered light scratching. Factory lettering is sharp. Wood is relatively smooth with intermittent slight handling marks, predominantly on the forend; buttstock is a little lighter in color than the forend. Lever, hammer, and trigger all operate smoothly; bore is near excellent. Scope with clear optics. Est.: $500-$800. (Modern)

Marlin Model 336C Lever Action Carbine, #96004635, .30-30 cal., 20'' round micro-groove barrel that is marked ''JM'', checkered fancy walnut stock, brown rubber Marlin pad, sling swivel studs, hooded brass bead front sight and folding elevator rear sight. In the original box with matching end label, owner's manual, and offset hammer spur. With the exception of a few small pressure dings to the left side of the buttstock, this rifle is in excellent overall condition. Both sides of the rear barrel band with a couple of minor scratches, otherwise all of the factory finish remains. Other then the spots that were mentioned above, which appear to be storage wear, this rifle appears as new. Factory lettering is sharp. Checkering is clean and crisp. Action is excellent with a mint bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern)

Ruger New Model Single Six Revolver, in .32 H&R mag. cal., #650-01811, 4-5/8'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut grips with silver Ruger medallions, fixed blade front sight and square notched fully adjustable rear sight. In an original Ruger box with no end label or particular firearms identification. Approx. 95% original finish remains and this revolver rates as very good overall. Frame has toned to a light plum color. Cylinder with a thin index line. Tip of ejector rod housing with a small impression. Grips with bright medallions and only a few minor handling marks. Action is crisp with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Marlin Model 336SC Sporting Carbine, #H52990, .35 Rem. cal., 20'' round ''JM'' marked barrel, blue finish, smooth pistol-grip walnut stock and forend, factory black plastic buttplate, dovetailed front sight with brass bead, and standard open rear sight missing the elevator. Mfg'd 1951. In very good overall condition retaining approx. 93%-95% factory blue; factory lettering is clear. Wood shows normal moderate wear from field use; highest concentration being on the top and right side of buttstock; Marlin ''bulls eye'' is missing from the bottom edge. Crisp action, excellent bore. Est.: $300-$500. (C&R)

Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, #28717F, .22 LR cal., 4.75'' barrel, alloy frame and triggerguard, blued steel barrel and cylinder, factory checkered black composite grips, with standard fixed sights. Mfg'd 1958. Condition overall is very good showing approx. 70% thinning and lightly toning blue, with a majority of the finish loss occurring at front half of barrel. Factory lettering is clear. Sides of hammer appear to have been cleaned. Grips with a few tiny flat spots to the checks and are in otherwise fine condition. Action is smooth and crisp with a near excellent bore. Est.: $150-$300. (C&R/PPT)

Marlin Model 444 Lever Action Rifle, #AD17484, .444 Marlin cal., 24'' round ''JM'' marked barrel with micro-groove rifling, blue finish, 2/3-length magazine tube, straight grip oil-finished walnut stock with Monte Carlo cheekpiece with brown rubber Marlin pad, sling swivel studs, hooded brass bead front sight, folding rear sight, ''JM'' marked hammer extension, and factory drilled and tapped receiver. Mfg'd 1968. Condition is very good with approx. 97% original finish. Receiver with some light scratching, mainly on top around the factory scope holes. Right side of receiver and lever with a small amount of tiny specks of oxidation. Barrel address is sharp. Wood is mostly smooth with a few moderate carry marks on the forend, as well as a few shallow impressions along the bottom edge of the buttstock. Lever is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger; bore is excellent. Est.: $400-$600. (C&R)

Ruger New Model Blackhawk Convertible Single Action Revolver, #46-88931, with both a .45 LC and .45 ACP cylinder. Also featuring a blue finish, checkered black rubber Pachmayr ''Presentation'' grips, red ramp front sight and white outline fully adjustable rear sight. Both cylinders are numbered to the gun. Condition overall is excellent with approx. 98%+ original blue. Metal shows a small amount of intermittent slight handling marks; wear to the left side of the muzzle and top of the frame near the rear sight accounts for a majority of the finish loss. .45 Colt cylinder with a light index line; .45 ACP moderate. Grips are also excellent with clean checkering. Smooth crisp action and an excellent bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Ithaca Model 72 ''Saddle Gun'' Lever Action Rifle, #73010803, .22 WMR cal., 19'' barrel, blue finish, factory grooved receiver, straight grip wood stock, checkered black plastic Ithaca buttplate, hooded blade front sight, and standard notched elevator rear sight. Topped with a Bushnell 4x32m scope with duplex reticle and original scope box. Made in West Germany. With the exception of some light surface rust on the barrel near the front sight and on the magazine tube, this rifle is in near excellent overall condition with approx. 99%+ original finish remaining. Wood with light handling marks on the wrist and forend. Lever is crisp with a smooth hammer and trigger. Strong bore rates excellent. Scope appears near new with bright and clear optics. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern)

Sears Model 54 Lever Action Rifle, #38158, .30-30 cal., 20'' barrel, blue finish, birch stock, checkered steel buttplate, with standard sights. Condition is excellent showing only light field use. Bore is bright. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern)

Glock Model 27 Gen 3 Sub-Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BWH691US, .40 S&W cal., 3.5'' barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, finger-grooved front grip strap, checkered backstrap, white-dot front sight, white outline rear sight, with two (2) factory 9-round magazines. In original black plastic case with matching end label, loader, cleaning accessories, and owner's manual. Overall condition is excellent showing only a few slight handling marks to the slide. Polymer frame appears as new. Like new action and mirror bright bore. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Llama Model IX-A Gov't Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #969213, 9mm cal., 5-1/8'' barrel, polished blue finish, vent rib slide, smooth wood grips with silver Llama medallions, blade front sight that is integral with the barrel rib, notched windage adjustable rear sight, with one factory magazine. Left side of frame with ''A2'' date code, mfg'd in 1981; imported by Stoeger Industries and marked on right side of frame. Condition is fine overall with approx. 98% blue finish. Top edges of the slide and barrel rib with a handful of scattered tiny impressions and small handling marks. Factory lettering is clear. Grips retain 99%+ gloss finish and also show only scattered light handling marks. Action is smooth with an excellent bore. Est.: $250-$400. (Modern/PPT)

Modified Springfield Armory Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #NM84510, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, parkerized finish, finger-grooved black rubber wraparound grips, and replacement Millett sights which include an orange ramped front and fully adjustable white outline rear. Gunsmith receipts show a National Match trigger and two-piece Ed Brown guide rod assembly being installed. Previous owner also filed down the edges of the slide at chamber, most likely for a desired case ejection. Included is the original box that is numbered to the gun, black nylon Cordura holster, and the original small parts that were replaced; trigger, sights, etc. With the exception of the filed down inside edges of the slide, pistol rates as very good overall, showing signs of moderate range use. Grips with normal light handling marks. Factory lettering is crisp. Action is smooth with a very good bore. Box with visible yellowing from age. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Modern Browning High-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #245PT08656, 9mm, 5'' barrel, blue finish, checkered walnut grips, with two (2) factory high-capacity magazines. Condition is excellent. This fixed sight pistol retains almost all of its original finish and appears as new. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Argentine FM M90 Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, #389966, 9mm, 4.75'' barrel, black finish, white 3-dot fixed sights, checkered black rubber wraparound grips with finger grooves, and includes one 14-round magazine and a matte stainless magazine that holds 21-rounds. Frame, slide, and barrel with visible matching numbers. Bottom of triggerguard is very lightly import marked. In original box that is numbered to the gun, with manual and cleaning rod. In as new overall condition with approx. 99% black finish. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Parts of the exterior surfaces and inside chamber area with a light coat of oil, overall appearing to have been handled or fired very little. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)(High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Magnum Research/IMI Baby Eagle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #120768, 9mm cal., 4-3/8'' barrel, matte black finish, factory black plastic IMI grips, fixed white 3-dot sights, ambidextrous safety/decocking lever, with one 14-round magazine. In original box with matching end label and the owner's manual. Made in Israel. Metal surfaces rate near excellent showing normal light scuffs and handling marks to the matte surfaces. Grips are excellent. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Colt Trooper MK III Double Action Revolver, #L74877, .357 mag. cal., 4'' barrel, blue finish, factory checkered target grips with gold Colt medallions, and factory adjustable sights. Mfg'd 1977. Condition is fine retaining approx. 85%-90% blue, with most of the losses from holster wear at muzzle, front and rear portion of cylinder. Grips and action are fine, bore is bright. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern/PPT)

Titanium Taurus Model 617T Double Action Revolver, #SI757952, .357 mag. cal., 7-shot, 2'' ported barrel, matte gold finish, factory black rubber grips, standard fixed sights, with case hardened hammer and trigger. In original box with matching end label, owner's manual, and two internal safety keys. Condition is excellent showing evidence of only light use. Inside of frame and area around the port holes with very minor powder residue; cylinder with a slight index line. Rubber grips are a little tacky to the touch with minor small handling marks to the flat portion. Majority of the case colors remain. Action is crisp with an excellent bore. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Colt Pre-Series 70 Government Model Semi-Automatic Pistol, #310615-C, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, blue finish, smooth walnut palm-swell grips, with one WWII era magazine and two (2) aftermarket magazines. Mfg'd 1967. Condition is excellent retaining approx. 96% original blue. Non-factory grips show light use. Good action, bright bore. Est.: $600-$800. (C&R/PPT)

Springfield Armory Model XD-40 Tactical Semi-Automatic Pistol, #US373348, .40 S&W cal., 5'' barrel, black slide, black polymer frame, white 3-dot sights, lower accessory rail, with one 10-round Springfield Armory magazine. In original black plastic case with matching end label, XD-Gear loader, owner's manual, and cable lock. Factory UPC code is #XD9402SP06. Condition is near excellent. Slide with scattered light rub marks and scratches. Lower portion of frame at the accessory rail with a few small impressions to right edge. Action is smooth and tight with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 23 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, with nine (9) Glock magazines, #DYX357US, .40 S&W cal., 4'' barrel, satin black finish, black polymer frame, checkered and finger-grooved front strap, checkered back grip strap, white-dot front sight and white outline rear sight. In original plastic case with matching end label, cleaning accessories, loader, and owner's manual. Six (6) of the magazines hold 10-rounds; three (3) hold 13-rounds; all of the extra magazines show light to moderate use. Condition is excellent with a few minor handling marks. Action is smooth with a mirror bright bore. Overall pistol shows signs of little use. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Magnum Research/IMI Baby Eagle Semi-Automatic Pistol, #31305982, .45 ACP cal., 3-7/8'' barrel, matte black finish, factory black plastic IMI grips, fixed white 3-dot sights, ambidextrous safety/de-cocking lever, with three (3) magazines. In original black plastic IMI case with owner's manual and cleaning brushes. Made in Israel. Overall condition is excellent showing normal slight scuffs to the matte surfaces from handling. Left grip with a shallow surface dent, otherwise both are excellent. Action is smooth with a near excellent bore. Est.: $400-$600. (Modern/PPT)

Sig Sauer P232 SL Semi-Automatic Pistol, #S246422, .380 ACP cal., 3-5/8'' barrel, stainless finish, factory black plastic Sig Sauer grips, fixed red 3-dot sights, with one 7-round magazine. In original blue plastic case with matching end label and owner's manual. Overall condition is excellent showing only normal light marks from handling and use. Factory lettering is sharp. Action is smooth with an excellent bright bore. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern/PPT)

Beretta Model 3032 Inox Tomcat Semi-Automatic Pistol, #DAA549600, .32 ACP cal., 2-3/8'' tip-up barrel, factory checkered black plastic grips, stainless barrel and slide, alloy frame, standard fixed sights, with one (1) factory magazine. In original blue plastic case, cardboard box with matching end label, owner's manual, cable lock, and other misc. factory paperwork. Approx. 97% factory finishes remain and pistol rates as excellent overall. Light wear to the gray finish on bottom edge of triggerguard accounts for a majority of the finish loss. Grips show only a few slight marks from handling; checkering shows no visible wear. Smooth action with an excellent bore. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Smith & Wesson Model SW40F Sigma Series Semi-Automatic Pistol, #PAL7616, .40 S&W cal., double action only, 4.5'' barrel, dark blue/black slide, black polymer frame, fixed 3-dot Trijicon night sights that have a very faint glow, one factory 10-round magazine, and one factory 14-round magazine. In original blue plastic case with matching end label and owner's manual. Pistol is in very good overall condition showing signs of moderate range use. Slide with a few shallow scratches and small handling marks. Frame with some small impressions on the front bottom and right side. Action and bore are both excellent. Est.: $250-$350. (Modern/PPT) (High-cap mags not available to Calif. residents.)

Glock Model 27 Gen 3 Sub-Compact Semi-Automatic Pistol, #BCLN055, .40 S&W cal., 3.5'' barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame, checkered and finger-grooved front grip strap, checkered backstrap, white-dot front sight, white outline rear sight, with two (2) factory 9-round magazines. In original black plastic case with matching end label, cable lock, loader, and owner's manual. Included is a right-hand brown leather Galco #L169WC holster. Overall condition is excellent and appearing near new, showing only a few minor handling marks. Like new action and mirror bright bore. Holster with moderate scuffs and a little darkening to the back side. Est.: $350-$500. (Modern/PPT)

Glock Model 17 Gen 3 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #RME130, 9mm, 4.5'' barrel, black slide, black polymer frame, finger-grooved grip, checkered front and back strap, lower accessory rail, white dot front sight and white outline rear sight, with two (2) factory 10-round magazines. In original black hard shell Glock case with matching end label, cable lock, loader, cleaning accessories, and owner's manual. Pistol is in excellent like new overall condition and appears to have been fired very little. Action is smooth and tight with a mirror bright bore. Est.: $350-$550. (Modern/PPT)

Para-Ordnance P16-40 Limited Semi-Automatic Pistol, #HN2890, .40 S&W cal., 5'' barrel, stainless steel, factory checkered black plastic grips, ambidextrous thumb safety, fixed blade front sight, fully adjustable square notched rear sight, front and rear slide serrations, lightweight hammer, and three (3) factory 16-round magazines; one nickel and two with a dark blue finish. Made in Canada. Pistol is in excellent near new overall condition and appears to have been fired very little, showing only a few minor handling marks. Excellent action and bore; really clean inside and out. Est.: $500-$700. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Sig Sauer ''Sig Pro'' Model SP2340 Semi-Automatic Pistol, #SP0004382, .40 S&W cal., 3-7/8'' barrel, matte black slide, black polymer frame with integral stippled grips, standard fixed sights, lower accessory rail, and two (2) factory 10-round magazines. Included is the original black plastic case with matching end label, owner's manual, gun lock, and additional interchangeable smooth back strap. Condition is excellent showing only a few light handling marks, mainly to the matte slide. The action and mirror bright bore rate excellent. Additional magazine is still sealed in plastic. Overall this firearm shows signs of little use. Est.: $300-$500. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)

Para-Ordnance Model 14-45 LDA Semi-Automatic Pistol, double action only, #P122889, .45 ACP cal., 5'' barrel, stainless steel, finger-grooved black rubber Hogue grips, white 3-dot sights, with one 10-round Para-Ordnance magazine. In original black and white plastic case with matching end label. Made in Canada. Condition is excellent. Frame and slide show light handling marks, a few that are more noticeable on the slide. Grips, action, and bore are also excellent, overall showing normal signs of light range use. Est.: $450-$650. (Modern) (Not available to Calif. residents.)