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J.C. Higgins Model 101.16 | .22 S/L/LR | Semi-Automatic Rifle Description: The J.C. Higgins Model 101.16 is a classic American semi-automatic rimfire rifle sold through Sears, Roebuck & Co. and manufactured by Savage Arms as a variation of the well-known Savage Model 6A / Springfield Model 87. Produced during the late 1940s and early 1950s, these rifles earned the nickname "Gill Gun" due to the distinctive vent slots machined into the receiver. They also became known as the "Click-Clack" because of the unique sound produced by the floating bolt during operation. Chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle, the Model 101.16 features a tubular magazine and an innovative action that allows the shooter to operate the rifle as either a conventional semi-automatic or manually by locking the bolt forward. Its reliability, versatility, and distinctive design have made it a favorite among collectors of vintage Sears-branded firearms. This example is chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle and remains a representative example of one of Sears' most recognizable rimfire offerings. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Savage Arms (for Sears, Roebuck & Co.) • Model: J.C. Higgins 101.16 • Caliber: .22 Short / Long / Long Rifle • Action: Semi-Automatic • Barrel Length: 24" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock • Capacity: Tubular Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear / Fixed Front • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1949–1955 Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is bright and shiny. The barrel, receiver, and magazine tube exhibit surface rust. The receiver also shows finish wear and an attractive aged patina. The hardwood stock remains solid with numerous scratches, dings, and handling marks consistent with decades of use. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Manufactured by Savage Arms for Sears, Roebuck & Co. • Approximate production 1949–1955 • Chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle • Classic "Gill Gun" receiver design • Tubular magazine feeding system • Semi-automatic action with manually lockable bolt feature • Hardwood stock • Classic post-war American sporting rifle The J.C. Higgins Model 101.16 is a classic example of the quality sporting firearms once offered through the Sears catalog. Built by Savage Arms and featuring the distinctive Gill Gun design, this mechanically functional rifle retains a bright, shiny bore despite honest cosmetic wear from years of use. It would make an excellent addition to a collection of vintage Sears firearms or serve as an enjoyable recreational rimfire for the next owner.

New England Firearms Pardner Model | 20 Gauge | Single Shot Shotgun Description: The New England Firearms (NEF) Pardner Model is a rugged and dependable single-shot break-action shotgun built for hunters and outdoorsmen who appreciate simplicity and reliability. Manufactured in Gardner, Massachusetts, the Pardner became one of the most popular utility shotguns in America thanks to its strong action, affordable price, and durable construction. Featuring a case-hardened receiver, automatic ejector, and exposed hammer, the Pardner earned a reputation as an ideal first shotgun and dependable field companion. This example, serial number NT362676, is chambered in 20 gauge and features a 25.5-inch barrel with a fixed Modified choke. Its compact size and lightweight design make it well suited for upland birds, rabbits, squirrels, and general-purpose field use. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: New England Firearms Co. • Model: Pardner • Gauge: 20 Gauge • Action: Single Shot Break Action • Barrel Length: 25.5" • Chamber: 3" • Choke: Modified (Fixed) • Finish: Blued Barrel / Case-Hardened Receiver • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock and Forearm • Capacity: Single Shot • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Modern Production Serial Number: NT362676 Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is dirty. The barrel exhibits surface rust from use and storage. The case-hardened receiver retains good original color and presents well. The hardwood forearm and buttstock remain solid with scattered nicks, scratches, and handling marks. There is heavy finish wear on the buttstock near the buttplate. The shotgun functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Case-hardened receiver with good remaining color • 25.5" barrel with fixed Modified choke • 3" chamber • Automatic ejector • Exposed hammer design • Lightweight and dependable field shotgun • Made in Gardner, Massachusetts The NEF Pardner Model has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of America's most dependable single-shot shotguns. Its straightforward design, durable construction, and reliable operation have made it a favorite among hunters and outdoorsmen for decades. This mechanically functional example displays honest field wear while retaining an attractive case-hardened receiver, making it an excellent choice for hunting, camping, or adding a classic American utility shotgun to a collection.

Remington | Fieldmaster Model 572 | .22 S/L/LR | Pump Action Description: The Remington Fieldmaster Model 572 is a classic American slide-action rimfire rifle introduced during the 1950s as the successor to the Remington Model 121. Designed with styling and operating characteristics influenced by the popular Remington Model 870 shotgun, the Model 572 became a favorite for recreational shooting, small-game hunting, and general field use. Chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle, the Fieldmaster uses an under-barrel tubular magazine and offers smooth pump-action operation. Its long production history and recognizable Remington styling have made clean examples increasingly desirable among collectors and rimfire enthusiasts. This rifle is an especially nice example, retaining an attractive overall appearance with only a few minor handling marks. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Remington Arms Company • Model: Fieldmaster Model 572 • Caliber: .22 Short / .22 Long / .22 Long Rifle • Action: Pump Action • Finish: Blued Barrel / Black Receiver • Stock/Grip: Wood Stock and Grooved Forearm • Capacity: Tubular Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear Sight / Ramp Front Sight • Receiver: Grooved for Scope Mounting • Safety: Crossbolt Safety Serial Number: 1846208 Condition: Overall excellent condition. The bore is bright and shiny. The metal finish remains attractive, with a small scratch on the left side of the receiver and another small scratch on the barrel. The forearm remains solid with a few small nicks and dents. The stock is also solid and shows only a few scattered scratches. Overall, this is a really nice, well-preserved example of the Remington Model 572. Extras & Features: • Chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle • Smooth slide-action operation • Under-barrel tubular magazine • Receiver grooved for scope mounting • Adjustable rear sight • Classic Remington sporting-rifle styling • Particularly clean overall presentation The Remington Fieldmaster Model 572 combines classic pump-action handling with the versatility of three common .22 rimfire cartridges. With its shiny bore, excellent overall condition, and limited cosmetic wear, this especially attractive example would be well suited for a Remington collection, recreational shooting, or small-game use.

Ruger 10/22 Bicentennial | .22 LR | Semi-Automatic Rifle  Description: The Ruger 10/22 is one of the most successful and recognizable rimfire rifles ever produced. Introduced in 1964, it quickly became the benchmark for semi-automatic .22 rifles thanks to its legendary reliability, simple blowback action, and detachable rotary magazine. The 10/22 has earned a loyal following among recreational shooters, hunters, competitors, and collectors, with millions produced over the past six decades. This example bears the special barrel marking "Made in the 200th Year of American Liberty," commemorating the United States Bicentennial in 1976. Firearms with this marking were produced during the nation's bicentennial celebration and remain popular with Ruger collectors. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Sturm, Ruger & Co. • Model: 10/22 • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle • Action: Semi-Automatic • Barrel Length: 18.5" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock • Capacity: 10-Round Detachable Rotary Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear / Bead Front • Safety: Crossbolt Safety • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1976 Serial Number: 115-91296 Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is frosted and dirty. The barrel shows a few scattered spots of surface rust. The hardwood stock remains solid with scattered scratches, dings, and handling marks consistent with regular field use. The left side of the barrel is marked "Made in the 200th Year of American Liberty," commemorating America's Bicentennial. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Bicentennial "Made in the 200th Year of American Liberty" barrel marking • Chambered in .22 Long Rifle • Legendary 10-round rotary magazine design • Reliable semi-automatic blowback action • Hardwood stock • Adjustable rear sight • One of the most popular rimfire rifles ever produced The Ruger 10/22 has become an American classic, valued for its reliability, accuracy, and nearly endless aftermarket support. This Bicentennial-marked example offers added collector appeal while remaining a solid, mechanically functional rifle with honest cosmetic wear from years of use. It would make an excellent addition to a Ruger collection or serve as a dependable recreational shooter for the next owner.

Stevens Model 940B | 12 Gauge | Single Shot Shotgun Description: The Stevens Model 940B is a rugged American single-shot break-action shotgun manufactured by J. Stevens Arms, a division of Savage Arms. Built as an affordable yet dependable field gun, the 940B was designed for hunters and farmers who wanted a reliable shotgun capable of years of hard use. Featuring a case-hardened receiver, exposed hammer, and automatic ejector, the Model 940B became a popular choice for upland game, small game, and general farm duties. Production of the 940 series spanned the mid-20th century, and these shotguns remain appreciated today for their simplicity, durability, and classic American styling. This example is chambered in 12 gauge with a 3-inch chamber and features an attractive engraved retriever dog on the right side of the receiver, adding a touch of character to this classic field shotgun. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: J. Stevens Arms (Savage Arms) • Model: 940B • Gauge: 12 Gauge • Action: Single Shot Break Action • Barrel Length: 28" • Chamber: 3" • Choke: Fixed Full • Finish: Blued Barrel / Case-Hardened Receiver • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock and Forearm • Capacity: Single Shot • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1950s–1960s Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is dirty. The barrel shows scattered scratches from field use. The case-hardened receiver retains good original color and is highlighted by an engraved retriever dog on the right side. The hardwood forearm and buttstock remain solid with scattered dings, scratches, and handling marks. The wood may have been refinished at some point. The shotgun is equipped with a nylon sling and an elastic shell holder mounted to the buttstock. The shotgun functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Retriever dog engraving on right side of receiver • Case-hardened receiver with attractive remaining color • 3" chamber • Automatic ejector • Exposed hammer design • Nylon carrying sling installed • Elastic buttstock shell holder • Classic American utility shotgun The Stevens Model 940B is a dependable American single-shot that reflects an era when simple, durable shotguns were a staple on farms and in hunting camps across the country. This mechanically functional example retains strong case colors, an attractive game scene engraving, and honest field wear, making it a solid choice for collectors of classic Stevens firearms or anyone looking for a traditional American hunting shotgun.

Ruger 10/22 Carbine | .22 LR | Semi-Automatic Rifle Description: The Ruger 10/22 Carbine is one of the most iconic rimfire rifles ever produced. Introduced in 1964, it quickly established itself as the standard by which other semi-automatic .22 rifles are measured. Its dependable blowback action, patented 10-round rotary magazine, and outstanding reliability have made the 10/22 a favorite among hunters, target shooters, and firearms enthusiasts for generations. With millions produced, it remains one of the best-selling rimfire rifles in history. This example is a classic 10/22 Carbine featuring the traditional hardwood stock and 18.5-inch barrel, offering the balance, handling, and accuracy that have made the model famous for more than sixty years. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Sturm, Ruger & Co. • Model: 10/22 Carbine • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle • Action: Semi-Automatic • Barrel Length: 18.5" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock • Capacity: 10-Round Detachable Rotary Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear / Bead Front • Safety: Crossbolt Safety • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1974–1975 Serial Number: 113-24979 Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is bright and shiny. The barrel exhibits a few scattered spots of surface rust along with some scratches from normal field use. The hardwood stock remains solid and shows scattered dings and scratches throughout. A noticeable 1/2-inch dent is present on the left side of the forearm. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Chambered in .22 Long Rifle • Legendary 10-round rotary magazine design • Reliable semi-automatic blowback action • Classic hardwood stock • Adjustable rear sight • One of the most successful rimfire rifle designs ever produced The Ruger 10/22 Carbine has earned its reputation as one of the finest all-around rimfire rifles ever built. Known for its reliability, accuracy, and nearly limitless aftermarket support, it remains a favorite among shooters of all experience levels. This mechanically functional example features a bright, shiny bore and honest cosmetic wear consistent with regular use, making it an excellent choice for plinking, small-game hunting, or adding a classic Ruger to any collection.

Stevens Model 73 | .22 S/L/LR | Bolt-Action Single Shot Rifle Description: The Stevens Model 73 is a lightweight bolt-action single-shot rimfire rifle manufactured by Savage Arms under the Stevens name. Introduced during the mid-1960s, the Model 73 was designed as an affordable, dependable rifle for introducing new shooters to firearm safety and marksmanship. Chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle, the rifle features a manually operated bolt action, simple single-shot loading, and grooved receiver for optional scope mounting. Its compact design and straightforward operation have made it a favorite as a youth rifle and recreational plinker. This example is chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle and represents a classic American training rifle built with the durability and simplicity that Stevens firearms are known for. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Stevens (Savage Arms) • Model: 73 • Caliber: .22 Short / .22 Long / .22 Long Rifle • Action: Bolt-Action Single Shot • Barrel Length: 18" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock • Capacity: Single Shot • Sights: Adjustable Rear / Fixed Front • Receiver: Grooved for Scope Mounting • Year of Manufacture: Approximately Late 1960s–1970s Serial Number: C790200 Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is dirty with light frosting. The barrel exhibits several scattered spots of surface rust. The hardwood stock remains solid and shows light scratches, dings, and handling marks consistent with normal use. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle • Bolt-action single-shot design • Receiver grooved for scope mounting • Adjustable rear sight • Lightweight youth and training rifle • American-made Stevens craftsmanship The Stevens Model 73 is a classic American rimfire that was built to teach generations of shooters the fundamentals of marksmanship. Its simple bolt-action design and dependable operation have made it a respected training rifle for decades. This mechanically functional example displays honest cosmetic wear and would make an excellent addition to a collection of vintage Stevens firearms or serve as an enjoyable recreational shooter.

Noble | Model 20G | .22 S/L/LR | Bolt-Action Single Shot Rifle Description: The Noble Model 20G is a straightforward American bolt-action single-shot rimfire rifle manufactured by Noble Manufacturing Company of Haydenville, Massachusetts. Noble produced an assortment of affordable utility firearms during the mid-20th century, with an emphasis on simple construction and practical field use. Chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle, the Model 20G was designed as an economical recreational, training, and small-game rifle. Its manually operated bolt and single-shot configuration provide uncomplicated operation typical of the entry-level rimfire rifles produced during this period. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Noble Manufacturing Company • Model: 20G • Caliber: .22 Short / .22 Long / .22 Long Rifle • Action: Bolt-Action Single Shot • Barrel Length: 22" • Finish: Blued/Black • Stock/Grip: Wood Stock • Capacity: Single Shot • Sights: Fixed Front / Adjustable Rear • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1946–1971 Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is dirty and frosted. The barrel shows scattered surface rust and general finish wear consistent with age and use. The wood stock remains solid but exhibits scratches, dings, and handling marks throughout. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle • Simple bolt-action single-shot design • 22-inch barrel • Wood stock • Lightweight utility-rifle configuration • American-made mid-century rimfire The Noble Model 20G is a representative example of the affordable American rimfire rifles once commonly used for marksmanship training, recreational shooting, and small-game hunting. This mechanically functional rifle shows honest age and field wear while retaining its solid wood stock and original utility-rifle character.

Mossberg Model 140K | .22 LR | Bolt-Action Rifle Description: The Mossberg Model 140K is a classic American bolt-action repeating rimfire rifle manufactured by O.F. Mossberg & Sons during the mid-1950s. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle, the 140K feeds from a detachable box magazine and was designed as an affordable sporting rifle for hunting, plinking, and target shooting. Unlike the target-oriented Model 140B, the 140K was equipped with open sights, making it a practical field rifle. These rifles are well regarded for their smooth actions, solid construction, and surprising accuracy. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: O.F. Mossberg & Sons • Model: 140K • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle • Action: Bolt Action • Barrel Length: 24½" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock • Capacity: Detachable Box Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear / Fixed Front Open Sights • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1955–1958 Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is dark. The barrel exhibits surface rust and light pitting. The receiver also shows surface rust and light pitting. The bolt handle has heavy rust and pitting, while the action remains mechanically functional. The hardwood stock is solid but displays numerous dings, scratches, and handling marks throughout. The left rear portion of the buttstock shows heavy finish wear along with what appears to be white paint overspray. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Chambered in .22 Long Rifle • Detachable box magazine design • Open sporting sights • Smooth bolt-action operation • Classic mid-century Mossberg sporting rifle • American-made craftsmanship The Mossberg Model 140K represents the quality rimfire rifles that helped establish Mossberg's reputation long before the company became synonymous with shotguns. While this example shows significant cosmetic wear from years of use and storage, it remains mechanically functional and retains the solid construction that made these mid-century Mossberg rimfires dependable field rifles. It would make a worthwhile restoration candidate, a nostalgic plinker, or an affordable addition to a collection of vintage American .22 rifles.

Remington Wingmaster Model 870 | 12 Gauge | Pump Action Shotgun Description: The Remington Wingmaster Model 870 is one of the most iconic and successful pump-action shotguns ever produced. Introduced in 1950, the Model 870 quickly earned a reputation for its exceptionally smooth action, rugged steel receiver, and outstanding reliability. The Wingmaster grade represented Remington's premium sporting model, featuring polished blued steel and walnut furniture. With more than 11 million Model 870s produced, it remains one of the best-selling shotguns in history and has been trusted by generations of hunters, sport shooters, and law enforcement professionals. This example features a 2¾-inch chamber and fixed Full choke, making it well suited for waterfowl, turkey, upland birds, and trap shooting. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Remington Arms Company • Model: Wingmaster Model 870 • Gauge: 12 Gauge • Action: Pump Action • Barrel Length: 30" • Chamber: 2¾" • Choke: Fixed Full • Finish: High-Polish Blued • Stock/Grip: Walnut Stock and Corncob Forearm • Capacity: 4+1 • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1972 Serial Number: S647605V Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is bright and shiny. The barrel and receiver exhibit scattered surface rust. Areas of pitting are present on the underside of the receiver, at the muzzle end of the barrel, and on the lower left side of the barrel near the forearm. The walnut stock and forearm remain solid with scattered dings, scratches, and handling marks consistent with years of field use. The shotgun functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Classic Wingmaster high-polish finish • Smooth and reliable pump-action operation • 2¾-inch chamber • Fixed Full choke barrel • Steel receiver construction • Walnut stock and forearm • American-made sporting shotgun The Remington Wingmaster Model 870 remains one of the finest pump-action shotguns ever built, renowned for its durability, smooth cycling, and timeless design. Although this example exhibits honest cosmetic wear, surface rust, and localized pitting from years of use and storage, it retains a bright, shiny bore and remains mechanically functional. It would make a solid hunting shotgun, restoration candidate, or an affordable addition to a collection of classic American sporting firearms.

Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight | 20 Gauge | Pump Action Shotgun Description: The Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight is one of the most respected American pump-action shotguns ever produced. Introduced in 1937 and based on John M. Browning's Model 17 design, the Model 37 became famous for its bottom-loading, bottom-ejecting action, making it an excellent choice for both right- and left-handed shooters. The Featherlight variant features a lightweight receiver and trim profile that made it a favorite among upland bird hunters who appreciated carrying a shotgun all day without sacrificing reliability or handling. This example is a classic sporting-grade 20 Gauge Featherlight, featuring factory game scene engravings with a duck on the left side of the receiver and a dog and pheasant on the right side. Based on the serial number, this shotgun was manufactured in 1959. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Ithaca Gun Company • Model: 37 Featherlight • Gauge: 20 Gauge • Action: Pump Action • Barrel Length: 28" • Chamber: 2¾" • Choke: Fixed Modified • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Walnut Stock and Forearm • Capacity: 4+1 • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: 1959 Serial Number: 745671-2 Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is bright and shiny. The barrel exhibits moderate finish wear with areas of pitting near the muzzle. The receiver shows heavy finish wear and appears to have had surface rust removed at some point, leaving evidence of prior corrosion. The walnut stock and forearm remain solid with scattered scratches, dings, and handling marks from years of field use. A nylon sling is installed. The shotgun functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Featherlight lightweight receiver design • Classic bottom-loading, bottom-ejecting action • Factory duck engraving on left side of receiver • Factory dog and pheasant engraving on right side of receiver • 2¾-inch chamber • Fixed Modified choke • Factory front bead sight • Nylon carrying sling The Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight has earned a legendary reputation among hunters for its lightweight feel, exceptionally smooth action, and dependable performance. This 1959 example exhibits honest field wear while retaining a bright, shiny bore and remaining mechanically functional. With its desirable 20-gauge chambering, classic game scene engravings, and iconic Featherlight configuration, it would make an excellent addition to a collection of vintage American sporting shotguns or continue serving as a dependable upland field gun.

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Savage Model 840 Series E | .30-30 Winchester | Bolt-Action Rifle Description: The Savage Model 840 Series E is a lightweight American bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in the legendary .30-30 Winchester cartridge. Introduced as the successor to the Savage Model 340, the 840 Series E retained the proven rear-locking bolt action and detachable box magazine while incorporating updates to the stock design and overall styling. Unlike traditional lever-action .30-30 rifles with tubular magazines, the bolt-action design allows the safe use of pointed (spitzer) bullets, providing shooters with a wider selection of modern hunting ammunition. Produced for only a relatively short period during the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Model 840 is less commonly encountered than its predecessor. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Savage Arms • Model: 840 Series E • Caliber: .30-30 Winchester • Action: Bolt Action • Barrel Length: 22" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Stock • Capacity: Detachable Box Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear Sight / Fixed Front Sight • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1980–1983 Serial Number: A303939 Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is bright and shiny with sharp rifling. The barrel retains an attractive finish overall, with a blemish on the left side. The hardwood stock remains solid and shows only a few scattered scratches from normal handling and field use. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Chambered in .30-30 Winchester • Detachable box magazine • Capable of using pointed or traditional flat-nose bullets • Smooth bolt-action operation • Adjustable rear sight and fixed front sight • Hardwood stock • American-made Savage sporting rifle The Savage Model 840 Series E is an uncommon bolt-action sporting rifle that combines the proven performance of the .30-30 Winchester cartridge with the advantages of a detachable box magazine and bolt-action design. This example features a bright, shiny bore with sharp rifling, good overall condition, and only minor cosmetic wear, making it an excellent addition to a collection of classic Savage rifles or a dependable sporting rifle for the next owner.

Smith & Wesson Model 1000 | 12 Gauge | Semi-Automatic Shotgun Description: The Smith & Wesson Model 1000 is a high-quality gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun introduced in the early 1970s. Rather than manufacturing the shotgun in-house, Smith & Wesson partnered with Howa Machinery of Japan, a company renowned for its precision machining and exceptional manufacturing quality. The result was a smooth-cycling, reliable sporting shotgun that quickly earned a reputation for excellent fit, finish, and durability. Although production lasted only about a decade, the Model 1000 remains well regarded by hunters and collectors for its dependable operation and craftsmanship. This example is a classic 12 Gauge sporting model featuring attractive scrollwork engravings on the receiver and remains in excellent overall condition. Included is a second 28" modified choke barrel. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson (Manufactured by Howa Machinery, Japan) • Model: 1000 • Gauge: 12 Gauge • Action: Gas-Operated Semi-Automatic • Barrel Length: 28" • Chamber: 2¾" • Choke: Fixed Full • Finish: High-Polish Blued • Stock/Grip: Checkered Walnut Stock and Forearm • Capacity: 4+1 • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1973–1985 Serial Number: FB65766 Condition: Overall excellent condition. The bore is bright and shiny. The blued finish remains excellent throughout with only a few light scratches on the receiver. The walnut forearm and stock remain solid and exhibit only a few small scratches from careful handling. The receiver is adorned with attractive factory scrollwork engravings, enhancing the shotgun's overall appearance. The shotgun functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Manufactured by Howa Machinery of Japan for Smith & Wesson • Attractive factory scrollwork engraved receiver • Gas-operated semi-automatic action • 2¾-inch chamber • 28" Fixed Full choke barrel • 28" Fixed Modified choke barrel • Checkered walnut stock and forearm • Front bead sight The Smith & Wesson Model 1000 is an underrated classic that combines Japanese craftsmanship with American sporting design. Known for its smooth operation, dependable gas system, and quality construction, it has become increasingly sought after by collectors and hunters alike. This excellent-condition example features an exceptional blued finish, bright, shiny bore, and elegant factory scroll engraving, making it an outstanding addition to any sporting arms collection or a beautiful field shotgun ready for many more seasons.

F. Williams | 10 Gauge | Side-by-Side Shotgun Description: This F. Williams 10 Gauge side-by-side shotgun is a classic English sporting arm produced by Frederick Williams of Birmingham, England, a respected gunmaker known for manufacturing quality sporting shotguns during the late Victorian era. Frederick Williams established his business in Birmingham in the late 19th century, and his firearms were recognized for their solid craftsmanship and were sold both under his own name and through the English gun trade. This example features 30-inch laminated steel barrels marked "Fine Laminated Steel" on the top rib. Laminated (Damascus) steel barrels were considered an upgrade over plain twist barrels during the black powder era and were commonly found on quality sporting shotguns of the period. The receiver is embellished with attractive factory scrollwork engraving and is marked "F. Williams" on both the left and right sides. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Frederick Williams (Marked "F. Williams") • Model: Side-by-Side Hammer Shotgun • Gauge: 10 Gauge • Action: Break Action, Exposed Hammers • Barrel Length: 30" • Barrel Material: Fine Laminated Steel (Damascus/Laminated Steel) • Finish: Blued (heavily worn) • Stock/Grip: Walnut • Capacity: 2 Rounds • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1885–1900 Serial Number: 46157 Condition: Overall poor condition. Both bores are heavily pitted throughout. The 30-inch laminated steel barrels exhibit heavy surface rust and extensive exterior pitting. The walnut buttstock and forearm are in poor condition with numerous scratches, dings, and handling wear. A large crack with a missing chunk of wood is present on the right side of the buttstock adjacent to the receiver. The receiver retains attractive scrollwork engravings and is marked "F. Williams" on both sides. The top rib is clearly marked "Fine Laminated Steel." Both exposed hammers cock and release properly, and both triggers function as intended. The action opens and closes but locks up loosely. Extras & Features: • 30-inch Fine Laminated Steel barrels • Top rib marked "Fine Laminated Steel" • Receiver marked "F. Williams" on both sides • Factory scrollwork engraved receiver • Classic exposed hammer design • Double triggers • English-made sporting shotgun • Late 19th-century Birmingham craftsmanship Frederick Williams was among the many skilled Birmingham gunmakers who supplied sporting arms during the golden age of English shotgun production. This shotgun's Fine Laminated Steel barrels, scroll engraved receiver, and exposed hammer configuration are characteristic of quality black powder-era sporting guns built during the late 1800s. Due to its heavy pitting, loose lock-up, and significant stock damage, this shotgun is best suited as a collector's piece, restoration project, parts gun, or display firearm rather than for shooting.

Marlin Model 99M1 | .22 Long Rifle | Semi-Automatic Rifle Description: The Marlin Model 99M1 is one of the most distinctive rimfire rifles ever produced by Marlin Firearms. Introduced in 1964, it was designed to replicate the appearance and handling of the iconic U.S. M1 Carbine, featuring a full-length hardwood stock, ventilated handguard, barrel band, and military-style profile. Unlike the similar Model 989M2, which utilized a detachable box magazine, the 99M1 retained Marlin's proven tube-fed semi-automatic action with an under-barrel tubular magazine. Produced through 1978, the Model 99M1 remains one of Marlin's most recognizable and collectible rimfire rifles. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Marlin Firearms Co. • Model: 99M1 • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle • Action: Semi-Automatic • Barrel Length: 18" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood Military-Style Full-Length Stock • Capacity: Tube Magazine (9+1) • Sights: Blade Front Sight / Grooved Receiver for Tip-Off Scope Mounts (Rear Sight Absent) • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1964–1968 Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. The barrel exhibits scattered surface rust, while the receiver shows scratches and handling wear. The rear sight is absent, and the grooved receiver is ready to accept standard tip-off scope rings. The hardwood stock is structurally solid but appears to have been sanded, likely removing much of its original factory finish. A leather sling is installed. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Classic M1 Carbine-inspired styling • Under-barrel tube magazine • Grooved receiver for tip-off scope mounts • Blade front sight • Full-length hardwood military-style stock and handguard • Leather sling installed • Marlin Micro-Groove rifled barrel • American-made Marlin rimfire rifle The Marlin Model 99M1 is one of the most collectible variants of Marlin's legendary Model 99/Model 60 family, combining dependable semi-automatic operation with the unmistakable appearance of the U.S. M1 Carbine. This example retains a bright, shiny bore with strong rifling and remains mechanically functional. While it exhibits honest cosmetic wear, including surface rust, a sanded stock, and a missing rear sight, it remains a desirable rifle for collectors, shooters, or anyone looking for a classic American-made rimfire with military-inspired styling.

Revelation Model 110 | .22 Long Rifle | Bolt Action Rifle Description: The Revelation Model 110 is a store-brand version of the well-known Marlin Model 81 bolt-action rifle, manufactured by Marlin Firearms and sold through Western Auto Supply Company under its Revelation trade name. Western Auto marketed firearms produced by major American manufacturers under the Revelation name from the early 1960s onward, offering dependable, affordable sporting arms. The Model 110 shares the same reliable design and parts compatibility as the Marlin Model 81, making it a durable and accurate rimfire rifle that remains popular among collectors and shooters today. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Marlin Firearms (for Western Auto Supply Co.) • Model: Revelation Model 110 (Marlin Model 81 Variant) • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle • Action: Bolt Action • Barrel Length: 22" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood • Capacity: Tubular Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear Sight / Blade Front Sight (verify) • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1961–1967 Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is frosted and dirty with visible rifling. The barrel and receiver exhibit surface rust along with scattered areas of pitting. The hardwood stock is structurally solid but shows numerous scratches, dings, and handling marks throughout. There is heavy finish wear and discoloration near the buttplate, consistent with possible water damage. Overall, the rifle displays honest age and field use. Extras & Features: • Western Auto Revelation branded rifle • Manufactured by Marlin Firearms • Based on the proven Marlin Model 81 action • Tubular magazine • American-made rimfire rifle • Parts generally interchangeable with Marlin Model 81 rifles The Revelation Model 110 represents an era when major American manufacturers built quality firearms for department and hardware store retailers. Mechanically identical to the respected Marlin Model 81, these rifles earned a reputation for reliability and excellent accuracy. Although this example exhibits significant cosmetic wear, including surface rust, scattered pitting, and stock damage consistent with age and storage conditions, it remains an appealing candidate for restoration, a representative piece of American sporting history, or an addition to a collection of classic Western Auto firearms.

Remington Model 514 | .22 S/L/LR | Bolt Action Rifle Description: The Remington Model 514 is a classic American bolt-action rimfire rifle produced from 1948 to 1970. Designed as an affordable, dependable sporting rifle, the Model 514 became a favorite among generations of shooters for target practice, small game hunting, and introducing new shooters to the shooting sports. Built with Remington's reputation for quality and simplicity, the Model 514 features a manually operated bolt action, tubular magazine, and rugged construction that has allowed many examples to remain in service for decades. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co. • Model: 514 • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle • Action: Bolt Action • Barrel Length: 24" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Hardwood • Capacity: Tubular Magazine • Sights: Adjustable Rear Sight / Blade Front Sight • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1948–1968 Serial Number: NSN Condition: Overall fair condition. The bore is frosted but retains strong rifling. The barrel and receiver exhibit surface rust from age and storage. There is scattered pitting on the barrel, particularly near the muzzle. The hardwood stock is structurally solid and shows numerous scratches, dings, and handling marks consistent with years of field use. The rifle functions mechanically. Extras & Features: • Classic American bolt-action rimfire rifle • Tubular magazine • Hardwood stock • Adjustable rear sight • American-made Remington craftsmanship • Popular mid-century sporting rifle The Remington Model 514 has earned a reputation as one of Remington's dependable and long-lasting rimfire rifles. Its simple bolt-action design and durable construction made it a favorite for farm use, recreational shooting, and small game hunting throughout the mid-20th century. While this example exhibits honest cosmetic wear, including surface rust and pitting near the muzzle, it retains strong rifling and remains mechanically functional, making it a solid candidate for a vintage shooter, restoration project, or collection of classic American rimfire rifles.

Baker Gun Co. Batavia Leader | 20 Gauge | Side-by-Side Shotgun Description: The Baker Gun Co. Batavia Leader is a classic American side-by-side shotgun produced by the Baker Gun Company of Batavia, New York. The Batavia Leader was introduced as the company's field-grade double gun and later continued by H. & D. Folsom Arms Company after Baker's gun business was acquired in 1919. Folsom-era Batavia Leaders are often identified by an "F" suffix in the serial number, as found on this example. Built as dependable sporting and field shotguns, these doubles remain collectible examples of early 20th-century American firearms. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Baker Gun Co. • Model: Batavia Leader • Gauge: 20 Gauge • Action: Side-by-Side Break Action • Barrel Length: 26" • Finish: Blued • Stock/Grip: Walnut • Capacity: 2 Rounds • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1919–1930 Serial Number: 5636F Condition: Overall poor condition. The bores are dirty and should be cleaned before further evaluation. The 26-inch barrels exhibit scattered surface rust, while the receiver has surface rust with minor pitting. The walnut forearm remains solid. The buttstock has sustained significant damage, with a large chunk of wood missing from the right side of the wrist/grip area adjacent to the receiver and triggers. The action opens and locks up solidly, and both triggers function properly. The condition and presence of the firing pins could not be confirmed. Extras & Features: • 26-inch barrels • Classic American side-by-side shotgun • Folsom-era Batavia Leader model • Double triggers • Walnut forearm • Serial number with "F" suffix, consistent with Folsom-era production The Baker Batavia Leader represents an important chapter in American shotgun manufacturing. Built as a dependable field gun, these shotguns were designed for hunters seeking a reliable and affordable double barrel. This example shows significant cosmetic wear and major stock damage but retains a solid lock-up with functioning triggers. Due to its overall condition and the inability to verify the firing pins, this shotgun is best suited as a collector's piece, restoration project, parts gun, or display firearm rather than for shooting.

Ithaca M-66 SuperSingle | .410 Bore | Single Shot Shotgun - NON-FUNCTIONING Description: The Ithaca M-66 SuperSingle is a lightweight, break-action single-shot shotgun introduced by Ithaca Gun Company in the early 1960s. Designed as an economical and dependable field gun, the M-66 utilized a unique aluminum receiver with a steel barrel insert, making it significantly lighter than traditional single-shot shotguns. Offered in several gauges, including .410 Bore, the SuperSingle became a popular choice for small game hunting, pest control, and introducing new shooters to shotgun shooting. Its simple design and lightweight construction have made it a recognizable classic among American single-shot shotguns. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Ithaca Gun Company • Model: M-66 SuperSingle • Gauge: .410 Bore • Action: Break Action, Single Shot • Barrel Length: 26" • Finish: Blued Barrel / Black Receiver • Stock/Grip: Hardwood • Capacity: 1 Round • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: Approximately 1961–1978 Serial Number: 660737330 Condition: Overall poor condition and non-functioning. The bore is dirty and should be cleaned before further evaluation. The 26-inch barrel exhibits light surface rust. The receiver has extensive finish loss, with heavy edge wear and scattered surface rust. The hardwood buttstock and forearm remain structurally solid but show numerous scratches, dings, and handling marks consistent with heavy use. The action opens and closes properly; however, the hammer will not cock or engage, rendering the firearm non-functional. The trigger does not function, and the internal issue may be the result of a broken or missing hammer spring, sear spring, or another internal component. The exact cause has not been determined. Extras & Features: • 26-inch barrel • Lightweight aluminum receiver design • Break-action single-shot configuration • Front bead sight • Hardwood stock and forearm • Classic American field shotgun The Ithaca M-66 SuperSingle earned a reputation as a lightweight and dependable utility shotgun for hunters and recreational shooters alike. This example exhibits significant cosmetic wear and is currently non-functioning, with the hammer failing to cock and the trigger remaining inoperative. Although the action opens and locks properly, the shotgun should be regarded as inoperable until repaired. It is best suited as a restoration project, parts gun, or display firearm and should be inspected by a qualified gunsmith before any attempt is made to return it to service.

Beretta Model 412 Vittoria | 20 Gauge | Folding Single Shot Shotgun Description: The Beretta Model 412 Vittoria is a lightweight folding single-shot shotgun manufactured by Pietro Beretta of Gardone Val Trompia, Italy. Introduced in the post-war era, the Model 412 became well known for its innovative folding design, quality Italian craftsmanship, and dependable operation. Unlike many economy single-shot shotguns of its day, the 412 featured Veritable Monobloc barrel construction and a premium Ausonia Electric Steel barrel, resulting in a lightweight yet durable field gun. Its compact folding design made it popular with hunters, trappers, and outdoorsmen who appreciated a shotgun that was easy to transport while remaining quick to deploy. This example is marked "Vittoria" with the distinctive angel engraving and bears Italian proof marks (XV) dating manufacture to 1959. It is also marked "Fucile Rinforzato Speciale Brevettato," denoting Beretta's patented reinforced barrel construction, making it an excellent representative of Beretta's mid-century sporting shotguns. Firearm Specs: • Manufacturer: Pietro Beretta • Model: 412 Vittoria • Gauge: 20 Gauge • Action: Folding Break Action, Single Shot • Barrel Length: 28" • Chamber: 2¾" • Choke: Improved Modified (★★) • Barrel Material: Ausonia Electric Steel • Finish: Blued Barrel / Alloy Receiver • Stock/Grip: Walnut • Capacity: 1 Round • Sights: Front Bead • Year of Manufacture: 1959 Serial Number: C86104 Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is dirty and should be cleaned before further evaluation. The 28-inch Ausonia Electric Steel barrel exhibits scattered surface rust along with finish defects from age and handling. The lightweight alloy receiver has a noticeable scrape on the upper rear portion but is otherwise in good condition. The walnut buttstock and forearm remain structurally solid with scattered scratches and handling marks. The wood appears to have been refinished, and there is evidence of clear/yellowed finish that has dripped or accumulated on the upper tang, suggesting a previous refinish. The folding action opens and closes properly. Extras & Features: • 1959 Italian manufacture • Ausonia Electric Steel barrel • Veritable Monobloc barrel construction • 28-inch barrel • 2¾-inch chamber • Improved Modified (★★) choke • "Vittoria" marked receiver with angel engraving • "Fucile Rinforzato Speciale Brevettato" receiver marking • Lightweight folding design • Made in Gardone Val Trompia, Italy The Beretta Model 412 Vittoria is one of the finest folding single-shot shotguns produced during the mid-20th century. Combining Beretta's renowned craftsmanship with its innovative folding design, Ausonia Electric Steel barrel, and Veritable Monobloc construction, the Model 412 earned a reputation as a dependable and well-balanced field gun. This early 1959 example displays honest cosmetic wear consistent with age, including light surface rust, finish defects, and evidence of a previous stock refinish, while retaining the distinctive features that make these Italian-made Berettas highly desirable among collectors and sporting arms enthusiasts.

Remington Model 11 | 12 Gauge | Semi-Automatic Shotgun | Includes Three Barrels Description: The Remington Model 11 was America's first commercially successful semi-automatic shotgun, manufactured by Remington Arms Company under license from John M. Browning's revolutionary Auto-5 design. Introduced in 1905, the Model 11 utilizes Browning's proven long-recoil operating system, a design renowned for its durability and reliability in the field. Remaining in production until 1947, the Model 11 earned a reputation as one of the finest American sporting shotguns of its era. This example is a Standard Grade Model 11 chambered in 12 Gauge and includes three barrels, making it a versatile package for collectors and shooters alike. Included are a 30-inch Full Choke barrel, a 28-inch Cylinder Bore barrel, and a 26-inch Full Choke barrel. The barrels retain the classic Browning patent markings, and the shotgun features the early "Remington UMC" marking stamped into the lower receiver tang behind the trigger guard. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co. Model: Model 11 Gauge: 12 Gauge Action: Semi-Automatic (Long Recoil) Barrel Lengths: 30", 28", and 26" Chokes: Full (30"), Cylinder (28"), Full (26") Finish: Blued Stock/Grip: Walnut Capacity: Tubular Magazine Sights: Front Bead Operating System: John Browning Long-Recoil Serial Number: 236317 Condition: Overall fair condition. The 30-inch Full Choke barrel has a bright, shiny bore with surface rust near the muzzle. The 28-inch Cylinder Bore and 26-inch Full Choke barrels both have dirty bores and exhibit heavy finish wear. The receiver shows heavy surface rust with scattered pitting, and much of the original blued finish has worn away. The walnut buttstock and forearm remain structurally solid with scattered scratches, dings, and handling marks. There is noticeable discoloration on the right side of the buttstock. The shotgun functions mechanically. Extras & Features: Includes three barrels 30" Full Choke barrel 28" Cylinder Bore barrel 26" Full Choke barrel John Browning patent-marked barrels "Remington UMC" marked lower receiver tang Long-recoil semi-automatic action Classic American sporting shotgun design Made in Ilion, New York, U.S.A. The Remington Model 11 represents a milestone in American firearms history as the first successful U.S.-manufactured semi-automatic shotgun. Designed by John M. Browning, its long-recoil action proved exceptionally reliable and became the foundation for decades of sporting shotgun development. Although this example exhibits honest field wear from years of use, it remains mechanically functional and is accompanied by three barrels, offering a level of versatility seldom encountered. Its early Browning patent markings, classic Remington craftsmanship, and multi-barrel configuration make it an appealing addition for collectors, hunters, and enthusiasts of historic American sporting arms.

Universal Sporting Goods | TDZ-66 | 12 Gauge | Side-by-Side Coach Shotgun Description: The Universal Sporting Goods TDZ-66 is a compact side-by-side double-barrel shotgun manufactured by the Tula Arms Factory (TOZ) in the former USSR and imported into the United States by Universal Sporting Goods of Hialeah, Florida. Built on the proven TOZ double-barrel action, the TDZ-66 combines rugged Soviet craftsmanship with practical field performance. Its 20-inch barrels, double-trigger configuration, and compact dimensions make it well suited for cowboy action shooting, recreational shooting, home defense, or as a distinctive Cold War-era sporting firearm. This example features attractive factory scroll engraving on the receiver along with detailed game scene engravings. The right side depicts a pheasant and rabbit, while the left side features ducks with a hunting dog, giving the shotgun classic sporting appeal. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Tula Arms Factory (TOZ) Importer: Universal Sporting Goods, Hialeah, Florida Model: TDZ-66 Gauge: 12 Gauge Action: Side-by-Side Break Action Barrel Length: 20" Chamber: 2¾" Chokes: Improved Cylinder / Modified (IC / M) Finish: Blued Barrels Stock/Grip: Walnut Capacity: 2 Rounds Sights: Front Bead Country of Manufacture: USSR 1974 Serial Number: P8382 Condition: Overall good condition. Both bores are bright and shiny. The barrels exhibit scattered surface rust and finish wear consistent with age and handling. The engraved receiver retains attractive detail with honest cosmetic wear. The walnut buttstock and forearm remain structurally solid with scattered scratches, dings, and handling marks. The shotgun functions mechanically, the action locks up tight, and both hammers and triggers function properly. Extras & Features: Imported by Universal Sporting Goods, Hialeah, Florida Manufactured by Tula Arms Factory (TOZ), USSR 20-inch coach-style barrels 2¾-inch chambers Improved Cylinder / Modified choke combination Factory scroll engraving Pheasant and rabbit game scene engraved on the right side of the receiver Ducks and hunting dog game scene engraved on the left side of the receiver Tight lockup Double-trigger configuration Compact side-by-side sporting shotgun The Universal Sporting Goods TDZ-66 is a robust Soviet-made side-by-side shotgun that offers both practical utility and collector appeal. Imported during the Cold War era, these shotguns earned a reputation for their rugged construction and dependable operation. This example features bright bores, a tight-locking action, attractive factory engraving, and classic game scene embellishments, making it a desirable addition for collectors of imported sporting arms, cowboy action enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a distinctive side-by-side shotgun with Soviet heritage.

Harrington & Richardson | Model 1900 | 12 Gauge | Single Shot Break-Action Shotgun Description: The Harrington & Richardson Model 1900 is a classic American single-shot break-action shotgun manufactured by Harrington & Richardson Arms Company of Worcester, Massachusetts. Introduced in 1901, the Model 1900 was H&R's first successful single-shot shotgun and remained in production until approximately 1916. Built as an affordable, dependable sporting firearm, it became a favorite among hunters, farmers, and outdoorsmen thanks to its simple, durable design. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. Model: Model 1900 Gauge: 12 Gauge Action: Single Shot Break Action Barrel Length: 32" Finish: Blued Barrel / Case Hardened Receiver (original) Stock/Grip: Walnut Capacity: 1 Round Sights: Front Bead Country of Manufacture: United States Serial Number: 122160 Condition: Overall poor condition. The barrel and receiver exhibit heavy surface rust and significant finish loss from age and use. The bore is dirty and dark. The action locks up tight, and the hammer and trigger function properly. The walnut buttstock and forearm are in rough condition, showing heavy scratches, dings, finish wear, and handling marks throughout. The buttstock has a large crack on the left side of the wrist, a large crack extending across the top of the wrist, and an additional crack on the right side of the wrist. These cracks originate in the grip area and significantly affect the condition of the stock. Extras & Features: 32-inch factory barrel Classic American single-shot design Tight lockup Functional hammer and trigger Manufactured in Worcester, Massachusetts H&R's first successful single-shot shotgun model Produced approximately 1901–1916 The Harrington & Richardson Model 1900 represents an important chapter in early American sporting firearms. As H&R's first successful single-shot shotgun, it earned a reputation for dependable service and was commonly found on farms, in hunting camps, and behind household doors throughout the early 20th century. Although this example shows significant cosmetic wear, extensive stock damage, and would benefit from restoration, it retains a tight-locking action with a functional hammer and trigger. It would make an appropriate restoration project, parts donor, or display piece for a collection of early American sporting arms.

Harrington & Richardson | Huntsman | .45 Caliber | Break-Action Muzzleloading Rifle Description: The Harrington & Richardson Huntsman is a classic American break-action muzzleloading rifle built on H&R's proven single-shot action. Introduced during the 1970s, the original Huntsman was offered in .45 caliber, .58 caliber, and 12 gauge and utilized a simple push-in breech plug design. Its strong break-action, durable construction, and excellent accuracy made it a popular choice among black powder hunters and enthusiasts. This example is chambered in .45 caliber and features an attractive case-colored receiver with much of the original finish remaining. The rifle retains a bright bore with strong rifling, a tight-locking action, and solid walnut furniture, making it a desirable example of H&R's original Huntsman muzzleloader. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. Model: Huntsman Caliber: .45 Caliber Action: Break-Action Muzzleloader Finish: Blued Barrel / Case-Colored Receiver Stock/Grip: Walnut Ignition: Percussion Cap Sights: Adjustable Rear / Front Blade Country of Manufacture: United States Serial Number: AM249566 Condition: Overall good condition. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. The receiver retains good original case coloring with scattered surface rust present on the right side and bottom. The barrel shows honest finish wear consistent with normal use. The walnut buttstock and forearm are solid with only minimal scratches, dings, and handling marks. The action locks up tight and functions mechanically. Extras & Features: Original H&R Huntsman muzzleloader .45 caliber Break-action design Good original case coloring on receiver Bright bore with strong rifling Tight-locking action Walnut stock and forearm American-made The Harrington & Richardson Huntsman remains a favorite among traditional muzzleloading hunters for its rugged simplicity and dependable performance. Built on H&R's proven break-action platform, these rifles are known for their strength, ease of loading, and practical field use. This example retains an attractive amount of its original case-colored receiver finish, a bright bore with strong rifling, and a tight action, making it an excellent addition to a black powder collection or a capable hunting rifle for the muzzleloading enthusiast. Please Note: Although this is a muzzleloading rifle, this firearm will require completion of ATF Form 4473 and a successful NICS background check prior to transfer. Please ensure you are legally eligible to purchase this firearm before placing a bid.