BRITISH Enfield No.1 Mk.III bolt-action rifle # 4932 (.303 British) mfg. by Enfield in 1907 with magazine cutoff and windage-adjustable rear sight. Very Good or better condition, with nearly full oil-black metal surfaces. Only rear sight does NOT match receiver, bolt and nose-cap stamped 4932 (matching). Bore is very strong and mirror bright, has front auxiliary sling swivel. Short stock has dings but no repairs.   A decent collectible example of the first year of issue for that S.M.L.E. PHOTOS  . . . $750.    C&R      SOLD

BRITISH Pattern 14 "Enfield" bolt-action rifle # 658681 (.303 British) mfg. by Eddystone in c.1915. Excellent condition with 95% or better oil-blacked finish. Bore is strong and quite bright, bolt not numbered (as usual). Walnut stock has some nicks and scratches, a wooden plus where the brass unit-disk would be on the right side, Both volley sights missing their range indicator (as usual). Includes brown leather sling with rectangular buckle.  PHOTOS . . . $825. *      C&R      

BRITISH Model No.4 Mk.1* Enfield bolt-action rifle # 74C1790 (.303 British) mfg. by Savage-Stevens in 1944 (undated).  Excellent condition, with 95% of the black enamel finish remaining, This rifle underwent a Factory Thorough Repair (FTR) at Fazakerly in 1949.   4 -groove bore is mirror-bright and very strong, All numbered parts (including forend and magazine) are matching. Bolt-head is stamped with 0, US PROPERTY marked on receiver, rear sight is the milled ladder type. Wood has some dings and compressions from actual service use, includes undated web sling.    PHOTOS . . . $850.      C&R      SOLD

BRITISH Model No.4 Mk.1 Lee-Enfield bolt-action rifle # A8590  (.303 British) mfg. by Fazakerly in 1941 and underwent Factory Thorough Repair at Fazakerly in 1951.  Excellent condition, around 95% original painted finish (some minor chipping), bolt, & forend stamped A8590 (matching), bottom of magazine stamped 1843. Has a gorgeous mirror 4-groove bore with 1-marked bolt-head, rear sight is of the stamped ladder type.  Beech stock and handguards (the rear one grooved) have some minor dings and scratches from actual use.  Includes undated web sling.    PHOTOS . . . $750.   C&R       SOLD

BRITISH Model No.4 Mk.2 Lee-Enfield bolt-action rifle # A1435 (.303 British) mfg. by Fazakerly in 1955.   Excellent-PLUS condition with 100% original Suncorite painted finish, all matching numbered parts (bolt, forend, magazine and bolt handle) stamped A1435 (matching).   Has a gorgeous mirror 4-groove bore with 1-marked bolt-head, rear sight is of the milled ladder type.  Beech stock and handguards is nearly pristine with very few minor handling marks. Includes unnumbered No.9 blade bayonet and scabbard. PHOTOS . . . $1250      C&R      SOLD

CANADIAN Model 1905 Mark II ROSS straight-pull bolt-action rifle # 31181 stamped on stock (.303 British) mfg. in Quebec in 1905-1910. Very Good condition, military stock has been shortened with a metal nosepiece fitted, handguard remains, barrel still original length, and bore is excellent and mirror-bright. Has original complicated leaf-sight (stamped CANADIAN TOOL AND SPECALTY, NEW GLASGOW, N.B. on the back) and utilizes the novel "Harris Controlled Platform Magazine". Faint cartouches on right side of buttstock, not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $750  *       C&R      SOLD

FRENCH Model 1892 Berthier bolt-action mousquetoon # G66398 (8x50R) made by St. Ettienne in 1895. Very Good original condition with 70% or better blued finish on all metal and a decent wood stock with arsenal repair on bottom by buttplate. No matching serial numbers  Has strong extremely bright bore with N-marked chamber and barrel. Not import-marked, includes one 3-round en-bloc clip. PHOTOS . . . $675.    Antique, no FFL required     SOLD

FRENCH Model 1936 RG48 bolt action rifle # Q93712 (7.5x54) manufactured at St. Etienne in 1951. Excellent condition, with all Parkerizing intact and little signs of wear or use. All matching serial numbers, this is the precursor to the Model 1936-51.  It has great mirror-bright bore, grenade launcher is intact. Includes correct tan leather sling.  Rarely encountered.   PHOTOS . . . $950.      C&R    (no California sales)      SOLD

GERMAN Model Gewehr 1871/84 Mauser bolt-action rifle # 23534 (11mm) mfg. by Amberg in 1887 with 31 1/2" barrel.  Good condition or better, bolt serial numbers not matching, but two of the three barrel bands, triggerguard and buttplate all stamped 34 (matching receiver and barrel).  Metal uniformly browned with a bit of corrosion and left side of receiver, bore a bit dark but has strong rifling. has a near perfect mirror-bright bore.  Buttstock has no visible cartouches but has a MP monogram carved on left side. Not import marked, functional. PHOTOS . . . $575.*      Antique, no FFL required   

GERMAN Gewehr 88/05 Commission bolt-action rifle # 1273 (8x57JS) mfg. by Erfurt in 1891. Very Good condition, a Turkish refurb with bluing turned brown from age (some verdigris present) and retaining its metal barrel-jacket, magazine altered in 1905 to utilize regular stripper-clip loading. No matching numbers (as usual). Barrel and receiver S-marked, bore is mirror-bright. Beech stock is a little scuffed-up but sound.  Rear sight remarked with Arabic numbers. Completely functional, I would not hesitate to shoot this (however I DO NOT recommend any firing military ammo in it, only modern U.S.-manufactured commercial loads in it rather than milsurp ammo). Includes cleaning rod, not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $575.*    Antique, no FFL required       SOLD

HUNGARIAN Model 1895 Mannlicher straight-pull bolt-action carbine # 2702F (8x56R) mfg. by Femaru Fegever (FÉG) in 1934.   Excellent condition, arsenal refinished with 95% or better bluing. Bolt knob stamped 2702, bore is very strong with some brightness, BUDAPEST stamped atop receiver. Stock has quite a  few handling-marks and is stamped 2702 twice on left side, handguard stamped 02 to match.  PHOTOS . . . $625.     C&R      SOLD

JAPANESE Type 38 Arisaka bolt-action short rifle # 1947940 (6.5x50) mfg. at Tokyo Arsenal in c.1932 as a Type 38 long rifle, and later modified at the Chigusa factory of Nagoya arsenal with shorter (25") barrel and stock.  Excellent condition with full bluing on all major metal parts. Mum has been ground, bore is extremely bright and strong. Bolt (and all bolt parts) numbered 134 (not matching). Includes cleaning rod and sliding metal action cover (usually AWOL). Stock and handguard has original finish with scrapes, dings and other handling marks, includes reproduction leather sling with Japanese characters painted on bottom. EXTREMELY RARE and desirable configuration missing from most specialized Japanese collections.  PHOTO . . . $850.    C&R     SOLD

JAPANESE Type 99 Arisaka bolt-action long rifle Series 35, # 23738 (7.7x58) mfg. at Toyo Kogyo from June 1940 to March 1941. Excellent condition with full original bluing, all visible serialized parts numbered 904 (matching assembly-number stamped at bottom of action), mum heavily groun. This type has ladder rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, a provision for monopod (which is missing) and a plum-shaped bolt handle with checkered safety knob. Includes cleaning rod, wood has original finish and has never been sanded with few of the usual heavy handling marks. Chrome-lined bore is mirror-bright and very strong. Not import-marked, extremely attractive and quite scarce. PHOTO . . . $875. *      C&R   

SWISS Model K11 Schmidt-Rubin straight-pull cavalry carbine # P.898 (7.5x55mm) mfg. by Waffenfabrik Bern in June 1917. This is one of the rare Private series rifles with all-matching serial numbers including magazine in Near Excellent or better condition with most original bluing remaining except at corners and edges (bluing on magazine floorplate and triggerguard browned from carry) and a near-perfect mirror-bore.  Tigerstriped walnut stock and handguard has its original finish with some handling-marks from actual civilian use., the handguard having a very elaborate repair of at crack at the top, VI 17 stamped on end of stock under buttplate.  Includes brass and steel muzzle cap. PHOTO  . . . $625.     C&R     SOLD

SWISS Model K31 Schmidt-Rubin short rifle # 723445 (7.5x55mm) mfg. by Waffenfabrik Bern in 1942. All-matching serial numbers including magazine. Very Good condition with 70% or better external bluing and a perfect, mirror bore. Wood is walnut with usual dings, scrapes, scratches and handling marks in the finish, date V 40 stamped beneath buttplate with soldier's tag.  PHOTO  . . . $625.      C&R      SOLD

U.S.A. Model 1898 Krag-Jorgensen bolt-action rifle # 169518 (.30-40 Krag) mfg. by Springfield Armory in February, 1899.  Very Good or better condition with most bluing intact. Bore is extremely strong and bright . Stock has no visible cartouche and there are scratched and other handling marks from actual use. Not import-marked, .  PHOTOS . . . $1050. *      C&R      SOLD

U.S.A. Model 1903 Springfield bolt-action rifle # 326317 (.30-06) mfg. by Rock Island Arsenal in 1918 (high number) with original RIA 8-18 dated barrel.  Excellent condition with 95% Parkerized finish on metal.  This rifle is a US Marine Corps late 1930's rebuild. About 7,000 M1903's were rebuilt at Philadelphia in 1938.  These are identified by the following characteristics:  All receivers were "high number", all had a "Hatcher Hole" in left receiver wall, they had vice marks on barrel root, buttstocks were "boned" (smoothed and polished), they had a hand-stippled buttplate and a punch mark in front of serial number.  This rifle exhibits ALL of the above traits. The bore is very clean  and shiny, with a muzzle-wear of 0.0.  Most of the rifles so refurbished were sent to China, the Philippines, the Fleet, and, eventually, Guadalcanal so the survival rate must be very low. Included is a worn 1918-dated M1907 leather sling, front sight hood, and correct metal oiler in butt trap.  Not import-marked, .  PHOTOS . . . $2600.       C&R      SOLD

U.S.A. Model of 1903-A3 Springfield bolt-action rifle # 3635493 (.30-06) mfg. by Smith-Corona in January 1943. Excellent condition with 95% black finish on all metal. An all correct and as-issued example with near-perfect 2-groove bore (MW = 2.0), Walnut stock has a few dings and compressions. Not import-marked,  with CMP certificate of authenticity. PHOTOS . . . $1500.    C&R      SOLD

U.S.A. Model of 1903-A3 Springfield bolt-action rifle # 4836631 (.30-06) mfg. by Smith-Corona in November 1943. Excellent condition with 95% black finish on all metal. A decent  example with near-perfect 2-groove bore, walnut stock has a few dings and compressions. Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $1350.    C&R    

U.S.A. Model 1917 bolt-action rifle # 585846 (.30-06) made by Remington in 1918 with RA 9-18 dated barrel. Excellent condition, with nearly full bluing remaining on all external metal. Bore is bright and shiny with 1.50 muzzle wear. Stock in decen6t shape with 3GM-K in rectangle cartouche on left side. Not import-marked. PHOTOS . . . $1450. *      C&R    

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 327911 (.30-06) mfg. by Springfield Armory in September 1941 with original SA 8-41 dated barrel.  A British Lend-Lease Garand in Excellent condition with full light gray Parkerized finish on all metal, bore is bright and strong (TE = 3.0, MW = 2.75).  Has all original SA-marked parts, including seal on front sight and unaltered op-rod. Newly made buttstock is in NEW condition with very bold (reproduction) SA/GHS and ordnance wheel  cartouches on left side.  Also has rack number 2144 stamped twice on left side near buttplate.  Includes correct leather sling and cleaning kits in butt-trap. Just about the nicest original configuration M1 Garand that can be obtained. Not import-marked, rare.  PHOTOS . . . $2875.    C&R    

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 510713 (.30-06) mfg. by Springfield Armory in March 1942 with replacement SA 2-45 dated barrel.  Excellent condition with full light gray Parkerized finish on all metal, bore is bright and strong (TE = 3.0, MW = 0.5).  Has a IHC marked hammer, else all SA-marked components. Has Walnut stock with no markings, some dings and scratches.  Not import-marked,  with CMP certificate of authenticity. PHOTOS . . . $1250.      C&R     SOLD

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 579506 (.30-06) mfg. by Springfield Armory in April 1942 with SA 12-43  barrel.  A Danish Navy return (stamped with anchor above 3295 on rear sight) in Excellent condition with full Parkerized finish on all metal and having a bright and very strong bore with tight muzzle (TE = 2.0, MW = 1.0).  Trigger group has SA components, with relieved Breda (marked BMB) op rod and Beretta (marked PB) cylinder lock screw. Has Beech Danish range data decal on left side, bottom of buttstock stamped 2864509 in the Danish fashion. Some rather moderate handling marks on the wood. Not import-marked,  with CMP certificate of authenticity. PHOTOS . . . $1325.      C&R     SOLD

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 3190419 (.308 Winchester) mfg. by Springfield Armory in October 1944.  An "Expert Grade" CMP rifle in Excellent-PLUS condition with full light gray Parkerized finish remaining on all metal,  Has National Match operating rod, remaining parts are SA marked.  Criterion commercial barrel (dated 08/14) has a mirror-bright as-new bore (TE = 0.0, MW = 0.0). Boyd's walnut stock has CMP cartouche on left side and is in as-new condition.  Not import-marked, with CMP certificate of authenticity as well as CMP armorer's tag. PHOTOS . . . $1750.      C&R        

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 4722790 (.30-06) mfg. by Harrington & Richardson in Spring 1954 with HRA 4-54 barrel.  Excellent or better condition with full Parkerized finish on metal and having a bright bore (TE = 2.5, MW = 2.0).  A completely correct rifle, as issued, with All HRA-marked components, Walnut buttstock and handguards has a few dings and other handling marks but is sound with bold stars/eagle cartouche on left side.  Not import-marked,  with CMP certificate of authenticity. PHOTOS . . . $1250.      C&R     SOLD

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 4233547 (.30-06) mfg. by Springfield Armory in Spring 1953 with SA 3-50 barrel.  Excellent or better condition with most Parkerized finish on metal. A completely correct rifle, as issued, with all SA-marked components. Has a bright bore with very little muzzle wear (TE = 1.5, MW = 1.5).  Walnut buttstock and handguards has some dings and scratches from actual service use, with ordnance stars/eagle cartouche. Not import-marked,  with CMP certificate of authenticity. PHOTOS . . . $1650.      C&R       SOLD

U.S.A. Model M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle # 4375100 (.308 Winchester) mfg. by Springfield Armory in 1954-5.  An "Expert Grade" CMP rifle in Excellent-PLUS condition with full light gray Parkerized finish remaining on all metal,  Has National Match front sight, remaining parts are as-issued.  Criterion commercial barrel (dated 08/14) has a mirror-bright as-new bore (TE = 0.0, MW = 0.0). Boyd's walnut stock has CMP cartouche on left side and is in as-new condition.  Not import-marked, with CMP certificate of authenticity as well as CMP armorer's tag.PHOTOS . . . $1850.      C&R        

YUGOSLAVIAN Model 1959/66 A1 SKS semiautomatic rifle # J-369370 (7.62x39) mfg. by Zastava in 1973. Excellent condition, with 100% bluing, perfect bore and all-matching numbers with integral bayonet.   Has non-ported grenade-launcher and night-sights. Wood is beech and has a few minor nicks from dings and scratches from the bolts of adjacent rifles,  Includes cleaning-rod.  PHOTOS . . . $850.      C&R       (no California sales)   

YUGOSLAVIAN Model 1959/66 A1 SKS semiautomatic rifle # K-413361 (7.62x39) mfg. by Zastava in 1974. Excellent condition, with 95% bluing, perfect bore and all-matching serial numbers on all numbered parts.  Includes integral bayonet, non-ported grenade-launcher and night-sights. Wood is ash and is excellent with only a few superficial dings and scratches from the bolts of adjacent rifles, includes cleaning-rod.  PHOTOS . . . $750.    C&R      (no California sales)     SOLD

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