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MML Inc. | Knight MK85-1 | .45 Caliber | Bolt-Action Inline Muzzleloader Description: The Knight MK85-1 is one of the most influential muzzleloading rifles ever produced. Designed by Tony Knight and introduced in 1985, the MK85 helped popularize the modern inline muzzleloader and forever changed black powder hunting. Its innovative inline ignition system, removable breech plug, and bolt-action design offered improved reliability, weather resistance, and ease of cleaning over traditional sidelock muzzleloaders. The "MK" designation honors Knight's daughter, Michelle Knight, while "85" commemorates the year of its introduction. Manufactured by MML Inc. (Modern Muzzleloading, Inc.), this early MK85-1 example features the desirable green and tan laminated hardwood stock. The receiver is marked "894 PAT. PEND.", indicating production during the early patent-pending period before Knight's inline rifle patents were issued. Accompanying the rifle are the original factory box, original factory paperwork, the original bill of sale, and a fascinating letter from the original purchaser to the gun store describing his visit to the MML factory and a personal discussion with Tony Knight. Provenance like this is seldom found and greatly enhances the collectability of this early Knight rifle. Specs: Manufacturer: MML Inc. (Modern Muzzleloading, Inc.) Model: Knight MK85-1 Caliber: .45 Caliber Action: Bolt-Action Inline Muzzleloader Barrel Length: 24 Inches Finish: Blued Stock/Grip: Green & Tan Laminated Hardwood Capacity: Single Shot Sights: Adjustable Rear Sight / Front Blade Sight Year of Manufacture: Early Production (Patent Pending Era, circa 1985–1987) Ignition: Percussion Cap Receiver: Drilled and Tapped for Scope Mounts Country of Manufacture: United States Serial Number: 894 PAT. PEND. (Receiver Marking) Condition: Overall like new and in excellent condition. The rifle retains an outstanding original finish with virtually no noticeable wear. The 24-inch barrel has a bright, shiny bore with strong rifling. The green and tan laminated hardwood stock and forearm are excellent with only the lightest handling marks. The action locks up tightly and functions as intended. This is an exceptionally well-preserved example of an early Knight inline muzzleloader. Extras & Features: Early MML Inc. production Patent-pending receiver marking Original factory box Original factory paperwork Original bill of sale Original letter from the purchaser documenting a visit to the MML factory and a personal discussion with Tony Knight Green & tan laminated hardwood stock Bolt-action inline design Drilled and tapped receiver for optics Removable breech plug American-made The Knight MK85 revolutionized the muzzleloading industry and established the blueprint for virtually every modern inline muzzleloader that followed. Early MML Inc. rifles from the patent-pending era are becoming increasingly difficult to locate, particularly in like new condition. The inclusion of the original box, paperwork, original bill of sale, and personal correspondence documenting the original owner's visit with Tony Knight elevates this rifle well beyond a standard shooter, making it an outstanding collector's piece with exceptional provenance.

Thompson/Center Arms | Hawken | .45 Caliber | Percussion Muzzleloading Rifle Description: The Thompson/Center Hawken is widely regarded as one of the rifles that sparked the modern black powder revival in the United States. Introduced in 1970, the T/C Hawken combined the classic styling of the legendary Hawken plains rifles with modern manufacturing techniques, producing an exceptionally accurate, reliable, and easy-to-maintain muzzleloader. These rifles quickly became favorites among hunters, target shooters, and black powder enthusiasts and remain among the most respected traditional muzzleloaders ever built. This example is chambered in .45 caliber and is presented in excellent condition. It features the traditional walnut half-stock, blued octagonal barrel, solid brass furniture, and the desirable double set trigger that helped make the Thompson/Center Hawken famous. A unique feature of this rifle is the engraved brass inlay on the right side of the buttstock depicting an Indian chief, adding distinctive character to an already classic rifle. Also included are two ramrods, making this an attractive package for both collectors and shooters. Specs: Manufacturer: Thompson/Center Arms Model: Hawken Caliber: .45 Caliber Action: Percussion Muzzleloader Barrel Length: 28 Inches Finish: Blued Octagonal Barrel Stock/Grip: American Walnut Half-Stock Capacity: Single Shot Sights: Adjustable Rear Sight / Blade Front Sight Year of Manufacture: Unknown Trigger: Double Set Trigger Furniture: Solid Brass Country of Manufacture: United States Condition: Overall excellent condition. The metal retains an attractive original finish with only light signs of handling. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. The walnut stock and forearm are solid and display only a few minor dings and light scratches from normal handling. Mechanically, the rifle functions as intended and presents as a well-cared-for example. Extras & Features: Classic Thompson/Center Hawken muzzleloader .45 caliber Traditional 28-inch octagonal barrel Double set trigger Solid brass furniture Engraved Indian chief brass inlay on the right side of the buttstock Includes two ramrods American-made One of the most iconic traditional muzzleloaders ever produced The Thompson/Center Hawken helped define an entire generation of black powder shooting and remains one of the most recognizable and respected traditional muzzleloading rifles ever manufactured. Known for its exceptional accuracy, quality craftsmanship, and dependable performance, the Hawken continues to be highly sought after by hunters, shooters, and collectors alike. This excellent-condition .45 caliber example, complete with its distinctive Indian chief brass inlay and two included ramrods, would make an outstanding addition to any black powder collection or hunting camp.

American Tactical GSG-16 Carbine | .22 LR | Semi-Auto Description: The American Tactical GSG-16 Carbine is a modern, tactical-style semi-automatic rimfire rifle, designed to deliver affordable shooting with the look and feel of a full-size tactical platform. Built for plinking, training, and recreational shooting, the GSG-16 is known for its lightweight construction and user-friendly controls. Chambered in .22 LR, the rifle offers low recoil and economical operation, making it ideal for extended range sessions. This model features a striking matte black finish, paired with a collapsible and folding stock for adjustable fit and compact storage. The rifle includes a 16.25-inch barrel with a faux suppressor, along with a Picatinny handguard for mounting optics and accessories. It is equipped with adjustable quick-acquisition sights and an ambidextrous charging handle, enhancing usability for a wide range of shooters. This example, serial number E018592, is in excellen/like-new condition and includes original packaging and factory components. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: American Tactical Inc. Model: GSG-16 Carbine Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Action: Semi-Automatic Barrel Length: 16.25 inches Finish: Matte Black Stock/Grip: Synthetic, Collapsible/Folding Stock Capacity: 22+1 Sights: Adjustable Quick Acquisition Front & Rear Year of Manufacture: Current Production Overall Length: 28.5" – 34.25" Weight: 5.84 lbs Twist Rate: 1:16 Receiver: Polymer Safety: 2-Position Thumb Safety Serial Number: E018592 Condition: Excellent/Like-new. Minimal to no handling wear. Extras & Features: Collapsible and folding stock for adjustability Faux suppressor for tactical styling Picatinny handguard for accessories Ambidextrous charging handle Includes one 22-round magazine Lightweight and easy to handle Includes original box and factory contents An excellent condition GSG-16 Carbine, offering tactical styling, lightweight handling, and affordable rimfire performance—a fun and versatile addition to any collection or range lineup.

Replica Arms | Super Hawken Rifle Kit | Model 316PK | .50 Caliber | Build-Your-Own Percussion Muzzleloader Kit Description: The Replica Arms Super Hawken Rifle Kit, Model 316PK, is a vintage build-your-own .50 caliber percussion muzzleloader kit produced during the black powder revival of the 1970s to early 1980s. During this era, thousands of traditional Hawken rifle kits were sold to sportsmen and hobbyists who wanted to assemble and finish their own muzzleloading rifle. These kits offered an affordable way to own a classic plains rifle while learning the craftsmanship involved in building a traditional black powder firearm. Advertisements from the early 1980s show Hawken kits being marketed alongside offerings from CVA, Thompson/Center, and other popular black powder manufacturers of the period. This example remains in its original factory box and appears to be complete. The barrel is stamped "Replica Arms" and "Made in Spain," indicating Spanish manufacture. Replica Arms imported a variety of traditional muzzleloading firearms and kits during the 1970s and early 1980s, making this an excellent representation of the black powder revival era. The factory packaging highlights several desirable features, including a deep-grained walnut stock, adjustable double-set triggers, adjustable hunting sights, a color case-hardened lock, a large brass patch box, and a hooked breech for easy barrel removal and cleaning. Whether preserved as an unassembled collectible or completed into a functioning traditional Hawken rifle, this kit represents a nostalgic piece of the black powder hobby from one of its most popular eras. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Replica Arms Model: Super Hawken Rifle Kit Model Number: 316PK Caliber: .50 Caliber Type: Build-Your-Own Percussion Muzzleloader Kit Configuration: Unassembled Kit Stock: Deep-Grained Walnut Lock: Color Case-Hardened Percussion Lock Trigger: Adjustable Double-Set Triggers Sights: Adjustable Hunting Sights Patch Box: Large Brass Patch Box Breech: Hooked Breech for Easy Cleaning Country of Manufacture: Spain (Barrel Marked "Made in Spain") Condition: Overall good vintage condition. The kit remains in the original factory box and appears to be complete. The barrel exhibits scattered spots of surface rust from long-term storage. The brass components display light tarnish, consistent with age and storage. The remaining components show normal storage wear expected of an unassembled kit that has spent decades in its original packaging. Because the kit has not been inventoried piece-by-piece, buyers should carefully review the photographs to determine the completeness and condition of all included components. Extras & Features: Original factory box Appears complete Vintage build-your-own muzzleloader kit .50 caliber Deep-grained walnut stock Adjustable double-set triggers Adjustable hunting sights Color case-hardened percussion lock Large brass patch box Hooked breech for easy barrel removal and cleaning Traditional Hawken plains rifle configuration Barrel marked "Replica Arms" Barrel marked "Made in Spain" The Replica Arms Super Hawken Rifle Kit is a great example of the do-it-yourself muzzleloader kits that became immensely popular during the black powder revival of the 1970s and early 1980s. Unassembled kits in their original factory boxes are becoming increasingly difficult to find, particularly examples that appear complete. Whether purchased as a collectible, a restoration project, or assembled into a traditional Hawken rifle, this Model 316PK offers an excellent opportunity to own a piece of muzzleloading history.

Replica Arms | Kentucky Rifle Kit | Model MKRK-P | .45 Caliber | Build-Your-Own Percussion Muzzleloader Kit Description: The Replica Arms Kentucky Rifle Kit, Model MKRK-P, is a classic build-your-own percussion muzzleloader kit from the black powder revival of the 1970s to early 1980s. During this period, Replica Arms imported a variety of traditional muzzleloading firearms and kits manufactured in Spain, offering enthusiasts an affordable way to assemble and finish their own long rifle while enjoying the craftsmanship of a traditional black powder firearm. The barrel is marked "Replica Arms" and "Made in Spain," confirming its Spanish manufacture. This example remains in its original factory box and appears to be complete. Styled after the classic American Kentucky long rifle, the kit features a 34-inch octagonal rifled barrel, a two-piece hardwood stock, color case-hardened percussion lock, polished brass furniture, and a hardwood ramrod. Measuring approximately 50 inches overall, it captures the graceful lines and traditional appearance that made the Kentucky rifle one of America's most recognizable frontier firearms. Whether preserved as an unassembled collectible or completed into a functional muzzleloader, this kit is an excellent representation of the do-it-yourself muzzleloading movement that flourished during the 1970s and early 1980s. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Replica Arms Model: Kentucky Rifle Kit Model Number: MKRK-P Caliber: .45 Caliber Type: Build-Your-Own Percussion Muzzleloader Kit Configuration: Unassembled Kit Barrel Length: 34 Inches Overall Length: 50 Inches Barrel: Octagonal Rifled Stock: Two-Piece Hardwood Lock: Color Case-Hardened Percussion Lock Furniture: Polished Brass Ramrod: Hardwood Country of Manufacture: Spain (Barrel Marked "Made in Spain") Condition: Overall good vintage condition. The kit remains in the original factory box and appears to be complete. The barrel exhibits scattered spots of surface rust from long-term storage. The brass furniture shows light to moderate tarnish, consistent with age. The remaining components display normal storage wear expected of an unassembled kit that has spent decades in its original packaging. Because the kit has not been inventoried piece-by-piece, buyers should carefully review the photographs to determine the completeness and condition of all included components. Extras & Features: Original factory box Appears complete Vintage build-your-own muzzleloader kit .45 caliber 34-inch octagonal rifled barrel Two-piece hardwood stock Color case-hardened percussion lock Polished brass furniture Hardwood ramrod Traditional Kentucky rifle configuration Barrel marked "Replica Arms" Barrel marked "Made in Spain" The Replica Arms Kentucky Rifle Kit represents the era when thousands of shooters discovered traditional black powder firearms through easy-to-build kits imported from Spain. Unassembled examples in their original factory boxes have become increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're a collector of vintage muzzleloading equipment or someone looking for an authentic period kit to assemble, this Model MKRK-P is a wonderful example of the black powder revival that introduced a new generation of shooters to traditional muzzleloading firearms.

Smith & Wesson | Model 17-4 K-22 Masterpiece | .22 LR | 8⅜" Double-Action Revolver Description: Manufactured in 1984, the Smith & Wesson Model 17-4, also known as the K-22 Masterpiece, is widely regarded as one of the finest .22 LR target revolvers ever produced. Built on Smith & Wesson's legendary K-frame, the Model 17 traces its lineage back to the pre-war K-22 Masterpiece and earned an outstanding reputation among competitive shooters, hunters, and recreational marksmen for its exceptional accuracy, superb balance, and remarkably smooth trigger. This example features the desirable 8⅜-inch barrel, providing an extended sight radius that has made this configuration especially popular among target shooters. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle, the Model 17-4 combines precision adjustable target sights with Smith & Wesson's renowned double-action mechanism, delivering exceptional performance whether on the range or in the field. Adding to its collector appeal, this revolver is accompanied by its original factory box, factory paperwork, and original cleaning kit—accessories that are becoming increasingly difficult to find with these classic K-22 revolvers. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 17-4 (K-22 Masterpiece) Year of Manufacture: 1984 Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Action: Double-Action / Single-Action Revolver Barrel Length: 8⅜ Inches Capacity: 6 Rounds Frame: K-Frame Finish: Blued Grips: Factory Checkered Walnut Target Grips Sights: Patridge Front Sight, Fully Adjustable Micrometer Rear Sight Serial Number: AFB052 Condition: Overall excellent condition. The original blued finish remains highly attractive with only minor edge wear near the muzzle, consistent with light handling or careful holster use. The bore is bright and shiny with strong, well-defined rifling. The factory checkered walnut target grips are in excellent condition, showing only minimal handling wear while retaining their original appearance. Mechanically, the revolver appears exceptionally well cared for and presents beautifully. Extras & Features: Original factory box Original factory paperwork Original factory cleaning kit Factory blued finish Factory checkered walnut target grips 8⅜-inch target barrel Fully adjustable target sights K-frame target revolver Six-shot cylinder Manufactured in 1984 Excellent overall condition The Smith & Wesson Model 17-4 K-22 Masterpiece remains one of the benchmark American target revolvers. Its outstanding craftsmanship, exceptional accuracy, and legendary trigger have made it a favorite of competitive shooters and collectors for generations. This 1984 example is especially desirable with its 8⅜-inch barrel, excellent original condition, and the inclusion of the original factory box, paperwork, and cleaning kit, making it an outstanding addition to any Smith & Wesson collection or a premier .22 LR revolver ready for decades of continued enjoyment.

Colt | Lightweight Commander | .45 ACP | Semi-Automatic Pistol Description: The Colt Lightweight Commander is one of the most iconic variants of John Browning's legendary Model 1911 pistol. Introduced in 1950, the Commander was the first production 1911 to feature a 4¼-inch barrel and lightweight aluminum alloy frame, providing a more compact carry pistol while maintaining the legendary reliability, ergonomics, and trigger that have made the 1911 one of the most respected handguns ever produced. This example is chambered in .45 ACP and is believed to have been manufactured circa 1982, making it one of the later Series 70 Lightweight Commanders produced before Colt introduced the Series 80 firing-pin safety system. It retains its original Colt-marked .45 Auto barrel, factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions, and includes one factory Colt magazine. The pistol remains in excellent overall condition, showing only light, honest edge wear from careful use. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Colt Model: Lightweight Commander Caliber: .45 ACP Action: Single-Action Semi-Automatic Year of Manufacture: Circa 1982 Barrel Length: 4¼ Inches Frame: Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Commander Frame Finish: Blued Grips: Factory Checkered Walnut with Gold Colt Medallions Capacity: 7 Rounds Sights: Fixed Combat Sights Barrel: Original Colt-marked "COLT .45 AUTO" Serial Number: CLW028763 Condition: Overall excellent condition. The original blued finish remains highly attractive with only minor edge wear near the muzzle and along the slide, consistent with light holster carry or careful handling. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling, and the pistol retains its original Colt-marked .45 Auto barrel. The factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions are in excellent condition with only minimal handling wear. The included factory Colt magazine shows light surface rust but remains complete. Mechanically, the pistol appears to have been well cared for. Extras & Features: One factory Colt magazine (light surface rust present) Original Colt-marked .45 Auto barrel Factory checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions Lightweight aluminum alloy Commander frame 4¼-inch Commander barrel Chambered in .45 ACP Original blued finish Late Series 70 production Excellent overall condition The Colt Lightweight Commander has earned its reputation as one of the finest carry-sized 1911 pistols ever produced. Combining the legendary shootability of the Government Model with a lighter alloy frame and shorter slide, it has remained a favorite among law enforcement officers, concealed carry enthusiasts, and Colt collectors for decades. This late Series 70 example, manufactured circa 1982, retains its original Colt barrel, factory Colt medallion grips, and factory Colt magazine, making it an outstanding opportunity to own a highly original example of one of Colt's most sought-after Commander pistols.

Heckler & Koch | HK 93A3 | .223 Remington | West German Pre-Ban Semi-Automatic Rifle Description: Offered here is an outstanding Heckler & Koch HK 93A3, a highly collectible West German, pre-1989 import rifle manufactured in 1978 and imported exclusively by SACO (Security Arms Company), Arlington, Virginia. The HK 93 is the civilian, semi-automatic counterpart to the legendary HK33 service rifle and utilizes H&K's renowned roller-delayed blowback operating system, a design celebrated for its reliability, durability, and smooth shooting characteristics. The HK93A3 variant features the desirable factory retractable stock, making it one of the most sought-after configurations imported into the United States. This rifle is marked with the HI German date code, identifying 1978 manufacture, along with the correct Eagle/N nitro proof and Ulm antler proof. The slim polymer handguard is also date marked 8/2/78, further supporting the rifle's originality and period correctness. The rifle remains in excellent overall condition with an exceptionally clean appearance. The original finish retains a uniform color and sheen with only minimal signs of careful handling. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling, and the bolt shows only light operational wear consistent with limited use. Included with the rifle are an HK-pattern claw scope mount, one HK magazine marked 5,56x45 HJ, and a leather sling, making this an attractive package for both collectors and shooters. Firearm Specs: Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch (HK) Model: HK 93A3 Caliber: .223 Remington (5.56×45 compatible platform) Action: Semi-Automatic, Roller-Delayed Blowback Country of Manufacture: West Germany Year of Manufacture: 1978 (HI date code) Barrel Length: Approximately 16.25 Inches Muzzle Device: Factory Flash Hider Stock: Retractable A3 Stock Handguard: Original Slim Polymer Handguard (dated 8/2/78) Sights: HK Rotary Drum Rear Sight with Hooded Front Sight Magazine: One HK Magazine Marked "5,56x45 HJ" Importer: SACO, Arlington, Virginia Serial Number: A122209 Condition: This rifle is in excellent overall condition. The original finish is exceptionally well preserved with only minor handling marks visible upon close inspection. The receiver, barrel, and furniture present extremely well, and no rust or pitting was observed. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling, and the bolt exhibits only light wear. The retractable stock operates properly, and the rifle retains the desirable original pre-ban appearance throughout. Receiver Markings: Left Side: HK 93 Serial Number: A122209 Eagle/N German Nitro Proof HI Date Code Ulm Antler Proof Right Side: Made in Germany excl. for SACO Arl. Va. 22 201 Kal. .223 Extras & Features: West German manufacture Desirable pre-ban SACO import 1978 (HI) date code Original retractable A3 stock Original slim handguard dated 8/2/78 HK-pattern claw scope mount included One HK magazine marked "5,56x45 HJ" Leather sling Factory flash hider Roller-delayed blowback operating system Excellent overall condition The HK 93A3 represents one of Heckler & Koch's most desirable civilian sporting rifles and remains one of the premier collectible pre-ban imports. Manufactured in West Germany during the height of HK production and imported before the 1989 import restrictions, these rifles continue to be highly sought after for their quality, engineering, and historical significance. Combining a 1978 manufacture date, SACO import markings, factory retractable stock, dated original handguard, and excellent overall condition, this rifle would make an exceptional addition to any HK collection or advanced military arms collection.

Winchester | U.S. M1 Carbine | .30 Carbine | Semi-Automatic Rifle Description Offered here is an excellent Winchester U.S. M1 Carbine, chambered in .30 Carbine and manufactured during the final months of World War II. Based on the receiver serial number (5790971), this rifle falls within Winchester's late-war production during 1945. Winchester Repeating Arms was one of only ten prime contractors selected to manufacture the M1 Carbine for the United States military, producing approximately 828,000 carbines during the war. Like the majority of U.S. military carbines that remained in service after World War II, this rifle displays characteristics consistent with a U.S. arsenal rebuild, incorporating several military upgrades adopted late in WWII and during the post-war period. These include the adjustable rear sight, rotary safety, Type III barrel band with integral bayonet lug, and additional U.S.G.I. replacement components installed during military refurbishment. The rifle remains in excellent overall condition. The parkerized finish presents exceptionally well with only light handling marks. The U.S.G.I. walnut stock displays attractive grain, a rich military appearance, and sharp inspection markings. While the stock has clearly been well cared for over its service life, no claim is made regarding the originality of the wood finish. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling, making this an excellent example for both collectors and shooters seeking an authentic U.S.G.I. M1 Carbine. Historical Background The M1 Carbine was adopted by the U.S. military in 1941 to provide a lightweight, compact shoulder arm for officers, support troops, airborne forces, and vehicle crews. More than 6 million carbines were produced during World War II by ten prime contractors, making it one of the most successful American military firearms ever manufactured. Following World War II, thousands of carbines were rebuilt at U.S. arsenals where worn components were replaced and the latest military improvements were installed before being returned to service. These arsenal rebuilds represent an important part of the M1 Carbine's military history and reflect the configuration in which many rifles served during the Korean War and remained in U.S. inventories for years afterward. Firearm Specs Manufacturer: Winchester Repeating Arms Model: U.S. Carbine, Caliber .30, M1 Caliber: .30 Carbine Action: Semi-Automatic Barrel Length: 18 Inches Finish: Parkerized Stock: U.S.G.I. Walnut Handguard: Four-Rivet Rear Sight: Adjustable, Marked I.R. CO. 7160060 Front Sight: RIA Barrel Band: Type III Bayonet Band, Marked JMQ Safety: Rotary Lever Magazine Release: Marked CC M Operating Slide: Marked YT Bolt: Flat Magazine: One 15-Round Magazine Serial Number 5790971 Condition This rifle is in excellent overall condition. The parkerized finish remains attractive with only minor handling marks consistent with careful ownership. The walnut stock presents very well with attractive grain and clearly defined inspection markings. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. The action cycles smoothly, and the rifle retains the desirable late-service military upgrades commonly encountered on arsenal-refurbished U.S.G.I. carbines. No import markings were observed during inspection. Collector Notes Winchester receiver, manufactured approximately 1945 No import markings observed Configuration consistent with a U.S. arsenal rebuild Flat bolt RIA-marked front sight I.R. CO. 7160060 adjustable rear sight Type III JMQ barrel band with integral bayonet lug Rotary safety CC M magazine release YT-marked operating slide Four-rivet handguard Stock marked "STD. PROD.", "F.W.H.", and "O-RMC" Bright, shiny bore with strong rifling Excellent overall condition The barrel markings are concealed beneath the Type III barrel band and were not disturbed for inspection to preserve the rifle's assembled condition. Likewise, while the stock remains exceptionally attractive with crisp markings, the originality of the wood finish has not been verified. Extras & Features Winchester World War II receiver Authentic U.S.G.I. military rifle U.S. arsenal rebuild configuration Adjustable rear sight Type III bayonet band Flat bolt Four-rivet handguard Bright, shiny bore Excellent parkerized finish Attractive U.S.G.I. walnut stock One 15-round magazine This Winchester M1 Carbine represents an attractive and authentic U.S.G.I. military service rifle reflecting the continued service life of America's iconic World War II carbine through the U.S. arsenal rebuild program. Featuring a late-war Winchester receiver, desirable rebuild configuration, excellent bore, and outstanding overall condition, this rifle would make an excellent addition to any U.S. military firearms collection while remaining a fine representative example for the range or display.

Inland | U.S. M1 Carbine | .30 Carbine | 3-43 Barrel | M1A1-Style Folding Stock Description Offered here is an early U.S. Inland M1 Carbine chambered in .30 Carbine, manufactured by the Inland Division of General Motors during World War II. The receiver is serial numbered 339540 and is paired with an Inland Mfg. Div., General Motors barrel dated 3-43, an appropriate receiver and barrel combination for early 1943 production. This carbine retains a number of desirable early-war configuration features, including a flat bolt, Type I barrel band without bayonet lug, flip-style rear sight, and push-button safety. Unlike the many M1 Carbines that underwent post-war arsenal upgrades, this example retains the appearance and configuration associated with early WWII production. The rifle is fitted with an M1A1-style folding paratrooper stock assembly featuring a walnut pistol grip, folding wire buttstock, cast buttplate, and leather cheek pad. The stock assembly exhibits numerous period-style construction characteristics; however, several expected identifying features have not been observed, including an OI stock marking, P proof, buttplate casting markings, or markings on the underside of the pistol grip. The leather cheek-pad rivets also differ from the distinctive rounded style commonly encountered on documented WWII examples. For these reasons, no claim is made that the folding stock or leather cheek pad is original WWII production, and bidders should review the detailed photographs and make their own determination. Historical Background The lightweight M1 Carbine was adopted by the United States in 1941 as a compact shoulder arm for officers, paratroopers, vehicle crews, support personnel, and other troops who needed something lighter than the M1 Garand. Inland Division of General Motors became the largest producer of M1 Carbines during World War II and was also responsible for production of the famous M1A1 folding-stock variant intended primarily for airborne troops. Genuine WWII M1A1 Carbines are among the most desirable variations of the U.S. Carbine family today, making careful evaluation of stock construction, markings, and original configuration particularly important to collectors. This rifle's early 1943 Inland receiver, 3-43 Inland barrel, and early-pattern components make it an interesting and attractive WWII carbine regardless of the ultimate determination regarding the folding stock assembly. Firearm Specs Manufacturer: Inland Division, General Motors Model: U.S. Carbine, Caliber .30, M1 Caliber: .30 Carbine Action: Semi-Automatic Barrel Length: 18 Inches Barrel Manufacturer: Inland Mfg. Div., General Motors Barrel Date: 3-43 Finish: Parkerized Stock/Grip: Walnut M1A1-Style Folding Paratrooper Stock Capacity: 15 Rounds with Included Magazine Sights: Early Flip-Style Rear Sight / Protected Front Sight Bolt: Flat Bolt Barrel Band: Type I, No Bayonet Lug Safety: Push-Button Country of Manufacture: United States Approximate Year of Manufacture: 1943 Serial Number 339540 Condition Overall excellent condition. The parkerized metal finish remains very attractive with only light handling and operational wear. No significant rust or pitting was observed. The bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling. The walnut portion of the folding stock remains solid overall and displays honest handling wear, scratches, and age consistent with use. A small crack is present near the rear hinge/ferrule area, visible in the photographs. The folding wire stock and hinge assembly remain intact and function properly. The leather cheek pad remains installed and shows age and wear. Its attachment rivets appear flat rather than the rounded/donut-style rivets commonly associated with documented original WWII M1A1 cheek pads. The action functions mechanically and the rifle presents as a particularly attractive early-production Inland carbine. Collector Notes Inland Division, General Motors receiver Serial number 339540 Inland 3-43 dated barrel Receiver and barrel combination consistent with early 1943 production Flat bolt Early flip-style rear sight Type I barrel band without bayonet lug Push-button safety No import markings observed Bright, shiny bore with strong rifling M1A1-style folding stock with walnut grip, wire stock, cast buttplate, and leather cheek pad Buttplate interior exhibits a rough cast texture No OI marking observed No P proof observed No markings observed on underside of pistol grip No buttplate casting numbers or foundry markings observed Leather cheek-pad rivets appear flat rather than rounded/donut style Because of these unidentified or differing stock features, the folding stock assembly is not represented as an original WWII M1A1 stock Extras & Features Early 1943 Inland production Correct-period 3-43 Inland barrel Flat bolt Type I barrel band Push-button safety Flip rear sight M1A1-style folding paratrooper stock Leather cheek pad One 15-round magazine Excellent bore Excellent overall presentation This Inland M1 Carbine is an especially attractive example of early WWII production, retaining several desirable features that were commonly replaced during later arsenal rebuilds. The combination of its 339540 Inland receiver, 3-43 Inland barrel, flat bolt, Type I barrel band, flip sight, and push-button safety gives it substantial collector interest. The folding paratrooper-style stock adds further visual and historical appeal, while the listing makes no representation regarding its originality due to the absence of several identifying markings and differences noted in the cheek-pad rivets.  While the stock is most likely a reproduction, it remains a highly appealing early Inland carbine that deserves close consideration by collectors of U.S. military firearms.

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Year: 2008 Make: Pontiac Model: G6 Vehicle Type: Passenger Car Mileage: 90,315 Color: White Body Type: 4 Door Sedan Trim Level: 1SV Drive Line: FWD Engine Type: L4, 2.4L; DOHC; MFI Fuel Type: Gasoline Horsepower: Transmission: VIN #: 1G2ZF57B884107980 Features and Notes: Bad battery

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Surplus belt with suspenders, canteen, and pouch

Tasco 10x42 binoculars with case - clear glass. excellent condition Barska 10x25 monocular with case - clear glass.  Allen pouch

Falco Ruger New Blackhawk 4.62" leather holster. Like new in box

SIG Sauer | 1911349-R | .38 Super 1911 Barrel & (6) Magazines |  This lot includes a genuine SIG Sauer 1911 barrel, part number 1911349-R, along with (6) .38 Super magazines, making it an excellent package for owners of SIG Sauer 1911 pistols chambered in .38 Super or those looking for spare parts and magazines. The barrel is a factory SIG Sauer component intended for the full-size SIG 1911 platform chambered in .38 Super. While it is compatible with many full-size, Government-pattern SIG 1911 pistols, 1911 barrels are not universally interchangeable, and fitment may vary between manufacturers or even individual pistols. Some fitting by a qualified gunsmith may be required depending on the firearm. Also included are (6) .38 Super magazines, providing a substantial value for anyone maintaining or building a .38 Super 1911. Standard .38 Super magazines fit Government-size 1911 magazine wells, making them suitable for most full-size .38 Super 1911 pistols. Specs: • Manufacturer: SIG Sauer • Part Number: 1911349-R • Type: Factory 1911 barrel • Caliber: .38 Super • Compatibility: Full-size SIG Sauer 1911 pistols chambered in .38 Super • Magazines Included: (6) .38 Super magazines A hard-to-find SIG Sauer .38 Super 1911 parts lot, complete with a factory barrel and six magazines, making it an excellent addition for SIG 1911 owners or .38 Super enthusiasts.

Assorted AR Parts and Red Dot UTG SCP-RD40RGW-A red dot - powers on 30 round magazine - .223/5.56 buffer tube buffer spring and weight grip offset front and rear iron sights

100 primed 38 Super Cases Lee 38 ACP/38 Super 3 Die set Lee 38 ACP/38 Super factory crimp die Approximately 2,000 pieces of 38 Super brass 27 reloaded rounds of 38 Super

Assorted parts for Mossberg 500 M500 pistol grip sling swivels Mossberg barrel transport clamp

Novelty Revolver Knife with Sheath  

(5) soft long gun cases

Runs Unit 6601661 John Deere 4 cyl diesel engine clutch is stuck engaged Hour meter does not work

Runs Unit 6602298 Serial 4fmus1618br024084 4,288 hours

(2) Remington full boxes of 20 - 40 rounds total (2) Boxes of 20 mixed head stamp - 40 rounds total