A finely crafted Anschutz Model 1730 bolt action rifle chambered in .22 Hornet, manufactured in 1997 and fitted with a Burris 3 to 9 power scope, offering excellent accuracy and classic European styling.

A World War I–era Colt Model 1911 manufactured in 1914, heavily worn but mechanically sound, offering strong historical value as a shooter-grade early U.S. Army service pistol.

A rare USMC Property Kimber Interim CQB 1911 produced for MCSOCOM Detachment One in 2003, one of the only officially marked USMC 1911 pistols in history.

A 1941 Tula Arsenal SVT-40 Tokarev semi-automatic rifle in 7.62×54R, rebuilt and retaining matching components, offered in Very Good Plus condition.

A 1965 pre-warning Ruger 10/22 with a rare three-digit serial number. Early production example in Very Good Plus condition with a bright bore and original finish.

A 1987 Heckler & Koch P7M13 in 9mm Parabellum, featuring the iconic squeeze-cocker and gas-delayed system. Fine-Plus condition with strong polygonal rifling and original finish.

A CMP-sold Springfield Armory M1D Garand sniper rifle with M84 scope, originally manufactured in 1945 and arsenal-converted postwar. Correct barrel, extensive accessories, and documented CMP provenance make this a strong WWII sniper collection piece.

A 1992 Heckler & Koch P7M10 chambered in .40 S&W, featuring the iconic squeeze-cocking system and gas-delayed blowback action. A limited-production variant in Fine-Excellent condition with accessories, highly desirable among modern handgun collectors.

A 1912 Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Navy pistol chambered in .45 ACP, retaining approximately 70% of its original finish. An early-production Navy contract example with documented history and Colt letter, ideal for advanced military handgun collections.

A 2008 Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Rifle chambered in .223 Remington with an 18.5-inch barrel. Retaining approximately 98% of its original finish and a bright, sharp bore, this Fine-condition example includes its original box and three magazines.

A 1985 Ruger Redhawk Model 05018 chambered in .41 Remington Magnum with a 7.5-inch barrel. Retaining approximately 97% of its original finish and a bright, sharp bore, this Fine Plus example highlights Ruger’s legendary strength in a classic large-frame double-action revolver.

A 1982 Ruger No. 1 single-shot falling-block rifle chambered in .45-70 Government with a 22-inch barrel. Retaining approximately 98% of its original finish and a bright, sharp bore, this example reflects Ruger’s timeless design philosophy and is well suited for both collectors and traditional hunters.

A 1905 Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine chambered in .44 WCF with a factory 16-inch barrel confirmed by a Cody Firearms Museum record. This example shows honest wear, retains original finish, and represents a scarce short-barreled configuration of Browning’s iconic lever-action design.

A Laugo Arms Alien 9mm pistol manufactured in 2021, featuring a fixed barrel, gas-delayed system, and non-reciprocating sight rail. Known for the lowest bore axis of any production handgun, this example remains in Excellent condition with original case and accessories.

A Winchester Model 1886 Deluxe Takedown rifle manufactured in 1900, featuring a 22-inch Extra Light round barrel in .45-70 Government. With original finish, deluxe checkered walnut stocks, and period special-order features, this rifle represents a highly collectible John Browning lever-action design.

A Remington Model 700 CDL SF Limited Edition chambered in .257 Roberts, produced in 2009 to commemorate the cartridge’s 75th anniversary. Featuring a stainless fluted barrel, engraved anniversary floorplate, and Excellent overall condition, this rifle blends collector appeal with classic Model 700 performance.

A late-production International Harvester M1 Garand built on a Harrington & Richardson receiver with a correct April 1955 LMR barrel. A scarce HRA/IHC contract rifle representing the final phase of IHC Garand production, offered in Very Good Plus condition.

A Colt Diamondback Model D5160 chambered in .22 Long Rifle with a 6” vent-rib barrel, manufactured in 1985. This example remains in Excellent condition with approximately 99% of its original blue finish, a bright bore, tight lockup, and factory box, making it a standout rimfire revolver for Colt collectors and shooters.

A high-quality Shiloh Sharps 1874 reproduction chambered in .45-70 with a 30” octagonal barrel and double set triggers. This example presents in Fine-Plus condition with a bright bore, period-correct sights, and strong mechanical integrity, making it an excellent representative of modern Sharps craftsmanship and black powder cartridge rifle design.

A post-WWI Mauser C96 “Bolo” in 7.63x25mm with short barrel, honest wear, and functional mechanics—an iconic interwar broomhandle pistol with deep historical significance.