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This DSA rifle with a 16 inch barrel, side folding stock, the classic FAL. Comes with 6 20 ROUND MAGS 2 30 ROUND MAGS MAG LOADER SIGHT TOOL. Please take a look at this excellent rifle and its photos.

Condition: EXCELLENT The Smith & Wesson Model 4506 is a third-generation semi-automatic pistol from Smith & Wesson's 4500 series of handguns. The 4506 is chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge and, with the purchase of special springs, the stronger .45 Super. It is constructed almost entirely from stainless steel and is thus extremely resistant to harsh weather conditions. The 4506 is a traditional double-action/single-action pistol. The first shot is fired in double-action mode. Each subsequent shot is fired in single-action mode. It features one-piece Xenoy wrap-around grips with either a curved or straight back strap. The 4506 was produced from 1988 to 1999. This 4506-1 is in excellent condition and is sold with 1 magazine.

In collector vernacular, a sheriff’s model is a short barreled single action without an ejector. Colt originally made the Single Action Army in this configuration in the late 1800’s. This excellent condition colt single action army, SAA, this is a third generation model, it is in caliber 44-40. The revolver is in excellent condition, showing minimal signs of use and wear. Please see photos.

Serial # 5859190 This Springfield Armory M1 Grand was Manufactured, Post WWII, between 1955-57 Post WWII. This Springfield. Armory M1 Grand is in Excellent Condition showing Little signs of use and wear .

High grade collectible edition of the lever-action Model 1892 carbine, featuring nickel nitride scroll engraved receiver, large loop lever, walnut straight grip stock and carbine strap/buttplate. Limited edition of 4,000 rifles. This Rifle comes with the original box and is in excellent condition showing little signs of use and wear.

Nylon 76, a lever action 22 long rifle, this rifle has a nickel finish. The rifle has a barrel date code of EJ, October of 1963. This rifle was made before the 1968 Gun control Act. As it lists no serial number. As with all firearms, look at the photos, it will give you the best idea of its condition. Check out the other related Remington Nylon firearm, in this auction.

1966 was the Winchester Repeating Arms Company's 100th year of operation. To commemorate this occasion, Winchester produced a run of fancy Model 94 rifles. These were based on post 1964 Model 94's actions with a gold plated receiver and forend cap, brass "rifle" (curved) buttplate, saddle ring, and a heavy octagon barrel with a full length magazine that was nicely polished and deeply blued. The straight hand stock was selected walnut. All were in caliber .30-30 Winchester. There were rifle (26") and carbine (20") barrel lengths, and sets of rifle and carbine with consecutive serial numbers were also offered. Sister gun is lot 18007. The point to all of the gold and brass was to make the 1966 Centennial reminiscent of the brass framed Winchester 1866 "Yellow Boy" rifle that was Winchester's first product. This Rifle Comes with the original box and is in Excellent Condition showing normal signs of use and wear.

Serial # 65692 The Canadian Centennial commemorative rifles and carbines were released in 1967 with total production at 90,301. This rifle shows all the standard markings and features of the Canadian themed commemorative and was retained by the factory as a production example for their collection. This Rifle has its sister gun at Lot 18009. This Rifle Comes with the original box and is in Excellent Condition showing normal signs of use and wear.

Serial # 65693 The Canadian Centennial commemorative rifles and carbines were released in 1967 with total production at 90,301. This rifle shows all the standard markings and features of the Canadian themed commemorative and was retained by the factory as a production example for their collection. This Rifle has its sister gun at Lot 18008. This Rifle Comes with the original box and is in Excellent Condition showing normal signs of use and wear.

Serial # B021591 Condition: Excellent This beautiful Dan Wesson 44 Mag Revolver features an 8 Inch barrel and is in Excellent condition. The uniqueness of Dan Wesson allows you to interchange its barrels and triggers. This Revolver shows minimal signs of use and wear.

Nylon 10, a single shot bolt action in 22 long rifle, 22 long, 22 short. Remington began production of this rifle in 1958. DuPont, with a team of engineers, developed the Nylon 663.10, the nylon used in the production of the receiver. With the original retail being $49.95, they have become quite collectable. The barrel is stamped BK, B the Remington abbreviation for January, and K the abbreviation for the year of 1963. This rifle was made before the 1968 Gun control Act. As it lists no serial number. As with all are firearm look at the photos, it will give you the best idea of its condition. Check out the other related Remington Nylon firearm, in this auction.

We all grew up hearing the phrase, "Faster than a speeding bullet...," but not when it is fired from Smith & Wesson's new Model 460XVR, with the highest muzzle velocity of any production revolver on earth. The Model 460XVR is so revolutionary that it required an entirely new designation...XVR, X-treme Velocity Revolver.Starting with their Extra Large Frame, the Smith & Wesson engineers worked to deliver maximum velocity - over 2,300 feet per second - to reach the target faster than ever before. The 460XVR has interchangeable compensators to accommodate every load. Only Smith & Wesson could deliver this much power, and this much velocity in a precision, production revolver. This revolver comes with the original case and is in excellent condition showing minimal signs of use and wear.