961. German P.38 Pistol by Mauser serial #7147i, 9mm, 5" barrel with a very good, bright bore that has mild freckling within the grooves. This import marked, "byf/43" coded pistol has matching numbers on the frame, slide, and barrel and retains 95% of an overall reblued finish over spots of "blood" pitting on the frame and silvering at the muzzle, exposed edges, and bearing surfaces. The nearly black phenolic resin grips are in very good shape with some minor scuffs and blemishes but no cracks or chips. The pistol has a single magazine and is housed in a pebbled brown leather soft-sided P.38 holster with scuffed leather and some crazing along the flex points. This is a good P.38 overall. (74426-3) {C&R} (200/400) SOLD FOR $374.90

962. Williamson Single Shot Deringer Pistol 41 RF, 2 1/2" barrel with a dark, pitted bore. This pistol has a mottled brown patina along the barrel mingled with light pitting throughout and the brass fittings have turned a dark ochre color over time. The mainspring is broken and there is a straight-line crack through the grip at the tip of the engraved top tang but the checkering is still strong under an added varnish finish. These are nice little pistols, reminiscent of a genuine Deringer and this example is in about fair condition. (74420-6) {ANTIQUE} (200/300) SOLD FOR $287.50

963. Colt Third Model Deringer serial #4354, 41 RF, 2 1/2" barrel with a fair bore that has dark spots of pitting along its length. This is a standard model pistol that has a darkly mottled gray-brown patina running along the tightly locking barrel and an overall dark mustard-ochre patina on the brass. The rosewood grips are in good shape with much of the original varnish remaining and small chips missing from the butt on either side. This is a good Colt deringer overall. (74420-5) {ANTIQUE} (200/300) SOLD FOR $258.75

964. Springfield XD Semi-Automatic Pistol serial #US628021, 45ACP, 4" barrel with an excellent bright bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% original blue-black finish with negligible wear. The pistol is equipped with a loaded round indicator, three dot fixed sights and grip safety. In almost new condition overall, includes two 13 round magazines, case, holster, magazine pouch and papers. (64427-31) (300/500) SOLD FOR $345.00

965. Winchester Model 1903 Semi-Automatic Rifle serial #28086, 22RF, 20" barrel with a very good lightly pitted bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% re-blued finish with a faint scuff on the left side of the receiver. The refinished walnut buttstock and forend rate excellent. Overall a nicely refinished Winchester in very good to excellent condition overall. (64405-D25568) (200/400) SOLD FOR $316.25

966. Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle serial #146658A, 22LR, 23" barrel with good bore. The metal surfaces retain 99% re-blued finish with a faint scuff on the receiver behind the ejection port. The refinished walnut buttstock and forend rates very good with two or three minor blemishes. The left side of the receiver has been drilled and tapped to accept a scope mount. In very good condition overall. (64405-D25569) (300/500) SOLD FOR $402.50

967. Fabrique Nationale Nazi Marked 1922 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #23978, 32 ACP, 4 1/2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain about 90% original early war finish with most loss on the rear gripstrap and safety. The pistol has Waffen acceptance and proof stamps and Belgian proofs as well. The grips are early checked black plastic with FN logo and rate excellent. The magazine is unmarked except for the WaW103 Waffen stamp. A nice early war FN pistol. (24402-10) {C&R} (250/350) SOLD FOR $425.50

968. Fabrique Nationale Nazi Marked 1922 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #2262C, 32 ACP, 4 1/2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain about 90% original, but thinning, later war finish with a brown patina showing through on the slide. The pistol has Waffen WaW140 acceptance and proof stamps. The grips are checkered walnut and rate very good with just some light handling marks. The magazine is marked 7.65mm. Included is an unmarked brown pigskin holster in very good condition. (24402-3) {C&R} (250/350) SOLD FOR $431.25

969. Dan Wesson Model 15VH Revolver serial #315051, 357 Magnum, 6" ventilated rib barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces on this interchangeable barrel revolver retain about 95% original finish with some silvering at the muzzle, cylinder and just above the trigger on the right side of the frame. The sights are white outline adjustable rear and red insert front. The grips are Pachmayr one piece Gripper and rate excellent. Included is a second 7 1/2" ventilated rib barrel shroud, marked for 357 Magnum, with full under lug, red insert front sight and mounted Burris scope base and 1" rings; all that is needed is a 7 1/2" barrel. (24404-S14839) (200/300) SOLD FOR $287.50

970. Ruger Flatgate Single Six Revolver serial #6527, 22 LR, 5 1/2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces of the frame, ejector rod housing, barrel and cylinder retain perhaps 60% original finish with loss being silvering from wear while the bright sides of the hammer show some light stains. The XR 3 Alcoa aluminum grip frame and triggerguard retain 98% original anodized finish and the grips are period replacement Franzite faux stag that rate excellent. The ejector rod and housing are both Type 1 and sights are dovetailed rear blade and serrated round front. This is a nice 1954, 2nd year of production, flatgate Ruger revolver. The Ruger safety update has not been performed. (24412-2) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $345.00

971. Charter Arms Pathfinder Revolver serial #213325, 22 LR, 3" barrel with very good bore. Metal surfaces retain 95% original blued finish. The gun features adjustable sights, spur hammer with case-hardened colors and wide serrated trigger. Included is a Hunter black leather holster in very good condition. (24404-S13904) (150/250) SOLD FOR $201.25

972. Kel-Tec Model K-32 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #CIX06, 32 ACP, 2 5/8" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces of this black composite frame and steel slide rate excellent. The sights are low profile fixed white two dot, the molded in grips are checked and this pistol is a double action only design. There is one Mecgar 7 round magazine. This is a sub-compact 6.6 oz back up gun that is only 3/4" wide. (24402-11) (200/300) SOLD FOR $201.25

973. MAB Model A Semi-Auto Pistol serial #202262, 25 ACP, 2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain 99% original finish on this French made gun that is similar to the Browning Model 1906 and features a grip safety. Included is a 6 round, unmarked magazine and the checkered black plastic grips with MAB logos rate excellent. A nice little seldom seen French pistol. (4426-7) (250/350) SOLD FOR $143.75

974. Rossi Model 88 Stainless Revolver serial #W243229, 38 Special, 2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces of this stainless steel revolver rate excellent, the sights are square notch in the topstrap and serrated ramp front. This five round gun has Rossi wraparound black rubber combat grips that rate excellent. (24404-S15067) (150/250) SOLD FOR $172.50

975. Autauga Arms Model MKII 32 Semi-Auto Pistol serial #A0967, 32 ACP, 2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces on this stainless steel pistol rate excellent as do the black polymer grips. This blowback, hammerless gun comes with two six round magazines and its original hinge top foam lined cardboard box with "Operation and Care Manual" and parts list. There is also a Galco horsehide pocket holster that comes with this interesting little pistol. (24427-43) (200/300) SOLD FOR $258.75

976. Svendsen Four Aces Deringer serial #7585, 22 Short, 2 3/4" four barrel cluster with very good, somewhat frosted bores. Metal surfaces of the barrels retain about 95% blued finish while the bronze frame is a dark green/gray patina. The bird's head plastic grips rate excellent and the rotating firing pin works perfectly. This is a copy of the Sharps style deringer and comes in its original two piece box with instructions printed on the bottom of the box. This is about as small as they come. (24426-13) (150/250) SOLD FOR $172.50

977. Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket Semi-Auto Pistol serial #94197, 25 ACP, 2" barrel with fair, somewhat pitted bore. Metal surfaces retain about 50% original finish with losses due to wire brushing, silvering on high edges and some light pitting on the frame. The grip safety is a gray/brown patina with the sides, as well as the slide lock and trigger, still show some case-hardened colors. The grips are correct checkered hard rubber with Colt in straight borders at the top and the Rampant Colt superimposed over "C" and rate very good plus. This 1913 produced Vest Pocket comes with one, two tone, Colt marked magazine. (24442-6) {C&R} (200/400) SOLD FOR $218.50

978. Leupold Model M8-2X Extended E.R. Handgun Scope This gloss black finished, 1" tube extended eye relief (18"), has a duplex reticle and is 8" in overall length with a 20mm objective lens. The tube shows just a few handling marks and the gold ring is in place. (24404-S14839A) SOLD FOR $126.50

979. Remington Gamemaster 760 Slide Action Rifle serial #91513, 30-06, 22" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain 98% original blue finish. There is a barrel band front sling stud and the four round, detachable box magazine is present. The stocks are mismatched with the butt being a lighter finished, smooth pistolgrip with a black white line plastic Remington buttplate while the forend is a darker finish with impressed checkering and handling marks and a chip missing at the back portion. This would make a nice hunter for next season. (24376-3) (200/400) SOLD FOR $230.00

980. Remington Woodsmaster 742 Semi-Auto Rifle serial #B7079032, 30-06, 22” barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain perhaps 92% blued finish with scattered light pitting due to oxidation on the receiver and barrel and there is one 4 round detachable box magazine. The barrel mounts factory sights, in addition there is a Tasco 3-9X "Water Proof" #624V scope with duplex wide view reticle on see through rings. The stocks have impressed fleur-de-lis checkering; the buttstock has a black gripcap, a Remington black plastic buttpad and there is a 1" sling swivel. The forestock has a black forend cap and there is a sling swivel on the takedown nut. Both stocks rate very good and there is a 1" two tone brown sling on the somewhat oxidized sling swivels. A nice semi-auto rifle ready for the woods. (24418-48) (250/350) SOLD FOR $201.25

981. Ithaca Gun Co. Model 72 Saddlegun Lever Action Carbine serial #72005086, 22 LR, 18 1/2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain 98% original blue finish with just a 3/4" scratch on the left upper side of the receiver. The sights are elevation adjustable rear and a hooded Patridge front. The stocks are smooth hardwood and rate very good plus with just a few handling marks. Overall a nice lever action 22. (24386-7) (200/300) SOLD FOR $287.50

982. Custom U.S. Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle by Springfield serial #1474196, 30-06, 20 1/2" custom tapered barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces on the barrel are evenly thinning to a smooth brown patina and the Springfield action is a gray patina. The rifle has a Weaver K4-1 scope with duplex reticle with clear optics and is mounted on Weaver rings and split mounts. The safety has been modified to clear the scope. The smooth custom stock has been glass bedded, has steel checkered gripcap and buttplate and is set up for a left-handed shooter with a Monte Carlo comb and cheekpiece. Overall the oiled stock rates near excellent with 1" quick release sling swivels and mounting a basketweave brown leather sling. A very nicely done custom rifle for a left-handed shooter. (24396-195) (250/450) SOLD FOR $201.25

983. Remington Model 12C Slide Action Rifle serial #408022, 22 S,L,LR, 24" octagon barrel with overall lightly pitted bore and strong rifling. Metal surfaces retain about 30% original blue primarily on the receiver with the balance of the receiver and the barrel showing a smooth brown patina with traces of bluing still present. The rifle has an added Savage No. 25 windage and elevation adjustable rear sight and a #3 dovetailed front sight with silver bead. The rear stock is a plain pistolgrip walnut with a nice figure and mounting a steel Remington curved buttplate. There are repairs to the stock on either side of the bottom tang and a crack running from the frame to the repair. Otherwise the stock rates very good with only a few older handling marks. The rounded forend is matching walnut and has 10 grooves and rates very good with only a few handling marks. This is a nice looking, takedown Model 12C rifle dated Nov. 1928. (24367-4) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $172.50

984. Winchester Model 1906 Slide Action Rifle serial #20064, 22 Short, 20" round barrel with fair, moderately pitted bore. The added blue finish is evenly fading to a pleasing brown patina with traces of older pitting visible under the finish. The sights are elevation adjustable rear, marked with 1901 patent date and a dovetailed front post, patent dated 1902. The straight gumwood stock has been refinished and rates very good with "Winchester Trademark" hard rubber buttplate. The forearm is the scarce smooth style, has been refinished with the date 1907 and illegible initials lightly carved in the wood and rates very good also. A great looking 1906 with desirable features, 22 Short chambering and with a smooth forearm, manufactured in the first year of production. (24396-187) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $201.25

985. Winchester Model 1890 Takedown Slide Action Rifle serial #220420, 22 Short, 24" octagon barrel with fair, moderately pitted bore. The receiver, triggerguard and bolt are a mottled brown and gray redone case-hardened finish and the barrel and magazine tube have an added blue that is an overall smooth brown patina. The sights are elevation adjustable rear, marked with 1901 patent date and a dovetailed front post, patent dated 1902. The Americian black walnut straight stock rates very good as refinished with curved steel buttplate that has a mottled brown and gray redone case-hardened finish. The 12 groove walnut forearm rates near excellent. This is a 2nd Model with originally blued receiver that was built in 1903. (24396-164) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $201.25

986. French Model 1890 Cavalry Carbine by St. Etienne serial #474, 8x50Rmm Lebel, 17 3/4" barrel with dark bore but strong rifling. Metal surfaces are an overall gunmetal gray patina with pitting due to oxidation that has been cleaned. The gun has no handguard but does have saddle ring (currently mounted on the wrong side), rear sling swivel and fold down rear sight calibrated to 1000 meters. The stock has been refinished and shows some handling marks, but rates very good overall. The initials "FE" are carved in the left side of the stock, the triggerguard and bolt are numbered to another gun and the cleaning rod is missing. (24375-17) {ANTIQUE} (250/350) SOLD FOR $143.75

987. Traditions Model 1858 Percussion Revolver by F. Lli pietta serial # R394002, 44 cal, 8" octagon barrel with unfired bore. Metal surfaces of the barrel, cylinder and loading lever retain 99% blued finish and the frame, triggerguard and gripstraps are a bright untarnished brass and the hammer and trigger show subdued color case-hardening. The smooth walnut grips rate excellent. Included is the original like new Traditions box and white foam liner. A nice looking, unfired replica of the Remington 1858 revolver. (24359-41) {ANTIQUE} (200/300) SOLD FOR $143.75

988. Winchester Model 97 Slide Action Shotgun serial #587389, 12 ga., 20" barrel choked cylinder with very good bore. Metal surfaces retain perhaps 60% thinning blue finish with a few scattered areas of light pitting and areas worn to a silver patina due to honest use. The buttstock is a later-added walnut, machine checkered piece with a black plastic "Target" buttplate and the forend is a correct, round walnut with 13 grooves and rates very good. This gun was manufactured in 1912. (24396-141) {C&R} (250/450) SOLD FOR $287.50

989. Winchester Model 97 Slide Action Shotgun serial #216068, 12 ga., 30" barrel choked full with a fair, moderately pitted bore. Metal surfaces of the frame retain 90% added blue finish with scratches visible under the finish. The barrel and magazine tube have an evenly thinning added blue with a soft brown patina showing through, some pinprick pitting showing under the blue and silvering in the magazine tube. The walnut stock and forend are refinished with the buttstock showing some minor cracks at the joint with the receiver, there are a few handling marks and the buttplate is a hard rubber checkered Winchester. The forend has a tight crack running from the left retaining screw rearward and there are 17 grooves. The action is tight and functions crisply and there is a single brass bead on the barrel. (24396-165) {C&R} (200/400) SOLD FOR $316.25

990. Ruger Standard Model Semi-Auto Pistol serial #10-79480, 22 LR, 6" tapered barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain about 80% of the original blue finish with some silvering at the muzzle, with small areas of pitting due to oxidation on the right frame and some wear on the gripstraps. The sights are fixed with a front Patridge and there is one 9 round silver base magazine. The grips on this 1971 manufactured pistol are black checkered with a black Phoenix on the left panel and rate excellent. (24430-4) (150/250) SOLD FOR $115.00

991. Ruger Standard Model Semi-Auto Pistol serial #10-11772, 22 LR, 4 3/4" tapered barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces retain about 95% of the original blue finish with some silvering at the muzzle and high areas of the frame. The sights are a front Patridge with fixed rear square notch and there is one 9 round magazine. The grips on this 1969 manufactured pistol are black checkered with a black Phoenix on the left panel and are excellent. Included is a Hunter Model 1100G 24 brown leather holster in good used condition. (24430-5) (150/250) SOLD FOR $178.25

992. Charter Arms Police Bulldog Revolver serial #670267, 2" barrel with excellent bore. Metal surfaces of this alloy frame, 6 shot revolver retain 95% original blue and anodized finish. The hammer shows bright case-hardened colors and the serrated trigger is blue. The rear sight is a square notch in the top strap and the front is a ramped serrated blade. The grips are checkered hardwood and rate excellent. A nice 6 round concealed carry gun. (24404-S14832) (150/250) SOLD FOR $195.50

993. Harrington and Richardson Standard M48 Single Barrel Shotgun serial #E22885, 12 ga., 30" barrel choked improved modified with a bright excellent bore. Metal surfaces of the barrel and triggerguard retain about 80% original bluing with the finish thinning near the breech showing some brown patina and there is one spot of oxidation about half way up the barrel. The frame shows vibrant case-hardened colors and there is a brass bead sight. The stocks rate very good showing a straight grain with a few handling marks and two with the grain tight cracks running from the rear of both the top and bottom tangs on the left side.. There is a black hard rubber H&R buttplate mounted. The color case-hardening is very nice on this gun. (24348-20) (100/200) SOLD FOR $57.50

994. custom Winchester model 1894 lever action rifle serial #38092, 30 WCF, 24" round barrel with three-quarter length magazine and a bright fine bore. This is a rather neat custom rifle utilizing the rear half of a model 1894 and the front half of a model 64 with the number "6" re-struck with a slightly larger "9" on barrel. The barrel and magazine retain 70% original blue finish toning to a dull brown patina with some faint scuffs, scratches and light silvering around the muzzle. The action is a pewter gray and brown patina as is the crescent buttplate. The plain straight grip stock and semi-beavertail forearm both rate fair with light handling marks and spots of fading original finish being somewhat darker on the buttstock. The rifle is equipped with a proper sporting front and the rear sight. Installed on rear tang is a Marbles adjustable peep sight, the front hood protector is no longer present. A good overall condition custom model 1894 which could make a good backup deer rifle. (54348-19) {ANTIQUE} (300/500) SOLD FOR $603.75

995. Winchester model 1894 Pre '64 lever action rifle serial #1058065, 30 WCF, 26" round barrel and full length magazine with a bright, excellent bore. The barrel and magazine retain 80-85% original blue finish toning to a dull brown with some minor light scuffs and scratches. The action, nosecap and crescent buttplate are an overall pewter gray with traces of original blue on protected areas of action and buttplate. The lever and hammer have an even mix of blue finish and mottled gray . The plain straight grip walnut stock and forearm rate good to very good with a handful of honest light handling marks and spots of fading original finish. Rifle is equipped with a Beach combination front sight, 32-B rear sight and a Lyman peepsight on rear tang. A good to very good model 94 rifle manufactured in 1949. (54348-16) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $690.00

996. Winchester model 94 Pre '64 lever action rifle shortened to carbine length serial #945625, 32 WS, 20" shortened round barrel and half length magazine with a bright, excellent bore. The barrel has been shortened with a small ding in underside of barrel where the original tube has been replaced with a button magazine. The barrel has been recrowned and retains about 80% original blue finish toning to a dull brown with some minor light scuffs and scratches. The nickel action, nosecap and crescent buttplate are an overall pewter gray with faint traces of original blue in protected areas. The plain straight grip walnut stock and forearm rate good overall having been lightly cleaned with a lightly added oil finish and a few light handling marks leaving wood a bit shy of metal. Installed is a fixed blade front sight and standard sporting rear sight. Originally manufactured in 1924, a good overall condition model 94 which would make a decent little deer rifle. (54396-183) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $316.25

997. Winchester model 1894 lever action rifle serial #920078, 30 WCF, 26" round barrel with a half length magazine and a dark pitted bore. The barrel retains about 70% original blue finish toning to a gray patina with spots of pitting at muzzle and about 7" rearwards. The action is an overall pewter gray with some very light specks of minor pitting. The crescent buttplate and nosecap are a pewter gray and brown patina with moderate pitting on buttplate. The plain straight grip walnut stock and forend rate very good having been a lightly cleaned and perhaps a little added oil finish. Rifle features a bright bead fixed blade front sight and semi-buckhorn 32-B rear sight. A fair to good condition model 1894 rifle manufactured in 1923. (54352-71) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $488.75

998. Winchester model 1894 Pre '64 lever action rifle serial #1056856, 30 WCF, 26" round barrel and two thirds length magazine with a bright, fine bore. The barrel and magazine retain about 70% original blue finish toning to a dull brown with some scattered light scuffs and scratches. The action bears an overall mottled brown patina with traces of original blue in protected areas. Nosecap and magazine are a pleasing mottled gray. The plain straight grip walnut stock has been lightly cleaned still showing light handling marks and an added light varnish which is also present on the lightly chipped checkered hard rubber buttplate. The wood is somewhat shy of the rear tang's and could quite possibly be a replacement. The forend rates very good having been lightly cleaned with a light handling marks and a nicely added oil finish. The original front sight has been replaced with a Redfield gold bead and a standard series 22 style rear sight remains intact. A good overall condition 1929 manufactured model 94 rifle for the November Woods. (54348-18) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $402.50

999. Remington-Lee Model 1899 Bolt Action Rifle serial #102122, 30 U.S.A.(30-40), 29" barrel with a fair bore that is dark with soft rifling. The metal surfaces retain about 90% of an overall refinished blue with several areas of pitting and moderate handling marks. The wood stock rates very good overall with added varnish and moderate staining mostly in the forearm which also has a few small cracks. Included is a correct cleaning rod and detachable magazine which has several tool marks and is thinning and eroded along the left side near the base. (44396-54) {C&R} (200/400) SOLD FOR $287.50

1000. Winchester Model 24 Boxlock Double Shotgun serial #107532, 12ga., 28" barrels choke a light full and modified with bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain about 85-90% original blue with some light handling wear and fading to gray and brown patina with sparse light oxidation overall. The walnut stocks rate excellent with a few minor dings and some light added finish overall. The buttstock has a 14 1/4" length of pull to an added vented recoil pad and drops of 1 1/2" and 2". A nice field grade later production model 24 in excellent overall condition. (44411-1) {C&R} (300/500) SOLD FOR $431.25