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SOLD!
Here's a couple of nice posters that I've had for years. These are Remington Knife Posters. This first one is by Larry W. Duke and dated 1985 being 25 X 20 1/4 inches. It's entitled Woodsman and lover 'In the nick of time'. This one has some wear to it but not bad. Will look great framed! $75.00
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This next Remington Poster is a large 1992 poster by Larry W. Duke entitled 'Bush Pilot' and lower 'A Rack Awry'. Nice large size of 20 X 30 and in great condition! This will also look great framed! $65.00
Here I have a nice, nearly mint, box of J.C.Higgins 12 ga. shotgun xtra-range rifled slugs. There are 5 in this box and the box looks like new! J.C. Higgins was actually the brand name used by The Sears, Roebuck and Company of Chicago. These arms were sold between 1945 and 1962 so at the least this box of shells is nearly 50 years old! The glare on the box is from the camera flash and is not really there. You won't find better! $45.00
Here we have a model 1908 Harrington & Richardson 12 guage single barrel shotgun in pretty good condition. This piece has the H & R case striping on both sides of the lock and the markings are crisp. this piece is in real good condition except for some rusting on the end of the barrel on one side and a couple of markings near the forestock. The wood is in good condition and the piece functions fine. The Model 1908 was introduced in 1909 and remained in production until 1941 although there were a couple of name changes during this time. The 2 3/4 inch chamber came along in 1921 but I don't seen anything on this piece that refers to a 2/3/4 inch chamber. The only thing on this piece on the barrel is 12 GUAGE CHOKE. The A in the serial number would indicate possible manufacture shortly after that date. The serial number is A 455268. A letter code was used in 1940 but the guns were marked 'STANDARD' during that time. I believe that I found during my research that this particular weapon was made between 1921 - 1940 and is in good shape for it's age. $145.00
Here's a small leather holster that is for the Colt Model 1908 Hammerless 25 Caliber Auto Pistol. This piece is factory made but may not be made by Colt. This piece is in good supple condition and is complete with the snap. You almost never find these holsters for the little Colt. $25.00
SOLD! Here's a nice revolver that I just picked up at an auction. This was never used after being purchased new. It comes in the original box (beat up some) with original owners manual (browned some) but the firearm was never used! This is a brand new Ruger Single Action New Model Super Blackhawk 7.5 inch barrel in .44 mag! The piece is blued with hardwood grips, ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, six shot capacity, and the barrel has 6 grooves with a 1: 20" RH. This weapon is nice, nice, nice! The original owner had to keep it in the box during a couple of moves! Like I said, the box is beat up some but the revolver is nice! This weapon lists for $670 on the Ruger website but I'm letting it go for $525 shipping included. That's a deal! It will have to be shipped to your FFL to be transfered or done in my shop. Take a look at the pic.
SOLD! Here's a little restored Jewel! This is one of the best looking little Boy's rifles that I've seen in a long time!! According to Flayderman's there were many variations of this little rifle. This is the 32 rimfire model with a part round part octagon barrel with standard open sights. The blue is excellent and the wood is excellent with one little sliver being replaced on the bottom of the stock behind the trigger guard but hardly noticeable. The little sliver is about 1 3/4 inches long by 3/16 inches to 1/4 inches wide. That's the only mentionable defect to this piece. The action is tight and the markings are sharp. The restoration was done right. The rifling is sharp as well. This is an older restoration and there is a little peppering of rust that could be taken out with a little triple OOO steel wool. This one is nice!!! This one was made in the early 1900's so it will have to go to an FFL holder or a C&R license holder. $325.00 or best offer.
SOLD! Here's a nice old Cowboy Double-Barrel Rabbit Eared Shotgun that was probably made before 1898 but I'm not sure so it has to at least be sent to a CCR holder. The locks work fine on this old 3 piece break apart. One lock is marked with 'INTERCHANGEABLE' and the other lock is marked with 'OCCIDENTAL'. The old 12 guage double barrels are marked on top 'FINE DAMASCAS BARRELS'. The piece is fairly tight but not completely tight so I'd only shoot blanks through it for effect. The barrels are 30 inches long while the entire piece is 46 inches long. Many a lawman depended upon his old 12 guage double barreled shotgun to help keep the piece. Nothing frightend a man as much as looking down the old large barrels of a shotgun! Nice display piece but not warrented to fire. It is complete however. Belguim proofmarks on underside of barrels. Well made and heavy old gun! Bores look ok. Nice old piece! $275.00
SOLD! Here we have a very nice Marlin 336 lever action rifle/carbine in .30-.30 Winchester. This piece was manufactured in 1980 as indicated by the serial number of 20096XXX. This model is most like the "Marauder" with the Gold Trigger and the straight butt stock with no pistol grip. It has also had the flat receiver drilled and tapped for both scope mounts and reciever sights. Very good rifling. This piece has seen some action but it doesn't look like it seen much as the condition is very good +. It has the matt finish on the flat top receiver. There is a small ding or scratch here and there and just a little wear on the end of the barrel where it slid in and out of a gun sleeve. Great gun! $295.00
SOLD! Here's a nice little 'Springfield' Model 67 Series E .410 pump Shotgun made by Savage Arms and chambered for the 3 inch shell. This one is in very nice condition. Good first pump shotgun for that little rabbit hunter in your family! Nice shape with just a little finish loss here and there. SN c427333. $225.00
We also have a small supply of trigger locks for $5 each.
Look at these wonderful guides! They aren't hugh in size but hugh in volume of knowledge and great photographs to see exactly what you're doing! If you own and work on these firearms you'll love these guides!!
DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY GUIDE
1911 Series Pistols. (2006)
For your M1911, M911A1, Series 70/80 and All Variants
FEATURES:
• The only current printed manual that includes information
on ALL models.
• Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your
work surface.
• 16 pages & 20+ high-resolution grayscale images.
• Cardstock cover. Bright white paper.
Brief history of the 1911 Series Pistols:
Exploded parts view with 54 part names.
Disassembly
Safety First!
Different types of recoil spring assemblies
Barrel bushings
Slide stop
Slide
Guide rod and recoil spring(s)
Remove barrel bushings
Barrel
Firing pin stop plate
Disassembly (cont.)
Firing pin
Extractor
Grip panels
Safety
Safety lock plunger
Mainspring housing and pin
Slide release plunger and spring
Grip safety
Sear Spring
Hammer pin and hammer assembly
Sear Pin, Sear, and Disconnector
Magazine catch
Trigger assembly
Reassembly and tips
Brief History of the 1911 Series Pistol.
“For nearly a century the Colt Goverment Model 1911 has been without challenge, the most recognized, most imitated, most influential and the most used semi-auto handgun in the world.”
Guns & Ammo Magazine - 2006
1911 John Moses Browning’s original .45 Colt Auto Cartridge and 1911 Pistol was adopted as the standard U.S. service pistol and remained in faithful service for nearly 75 years.
1923 Modifications were made to include a narrower trigger, wider and longer grip safety spur, and an arched mainspring housing. Adopted as the U.S. Model 1911-A1 in 1924.
1932 National Match Version with adjustable rear sights.
1935 National Match Version in .38 Super caliber.
1957 Gold Cup National Match with improved trigger assembly.
1970 Series 70. Introduction of the collet-type barrel bushing.
1981 Series 80. Introduction of the firing-pin-block safety.
1985 Colt’s introduction of stainless steel models.
2006 + Most all major pistol manfacturers produce a 1911 clone.
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DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY GUIDE AK-47 AKM & All Varients (2006) FEATURES: • The only current printed manual that includes information on ALL models. • Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your work surface. • 16 pages & 20+ high-resolution grayscale images. • Cardstock cover. Bright white paper. Introduction: Brief history of the AK-47 Safety First Exploded Parts Diagram Parts List Disassembly - Magazine - Clear Weapon - Receiver Cover - Recoil Guide Spring - Bolt Carrier & Assemblies - Upper Forearm & Gas Tube - Lower Forearm - Bolt - Firing Pin Disassembly (cont.) - Extractor - Safety - Hammer Spring TIP - Hammer / Trigger Retainer - Trigger - Hammer - Magazine Reassembly Bolt Extractor Firing Pin Accessories Brief history of the AK-47 Assault Rifle It has been estimated that the worldwide prodution of the AK-47 rifle and its variants has exceed over 90 million. The AK has been licenced (and copied) in dozens of countries. Even after nearly 60 years, it is still the weapon of choice for soldiers, law enforcement, and the gun enthusiast. Mikhail T. Kalashnikov, a Soviet Engineer, designed the weapon in the late 40’s and it was adopted by the Soviet Army in 1949 as the officially designated “7.62mm Automat Kalashnikova, obraztsa 1947 goda” (7.62mm Kalashnikov automatic rifle, model of 1947). The weapon went into service in 1951. The AK-47 and AKM (AK Modified) fire a 7.62 x 39-mm (M1943) ammo which is a heavy caliber small arms round capable of defeating most body armor. The weapon is usually equipped with 30 round magazines and is available in a fixed wooden or folding stock (AKS). The AKM has a stamped receiver and entered into service in 1961. The AK-74 fires a 5.45 mm bullet and has replaced many of the 7.62 weapons. All models are gas operated with a rotating bolt feed system. The semiautomatic version has a “practical” rate of fire of 40 rounds per minute. The AK has an “effective” range of about 300 meters. (328 yards). This is due to its bulky bullet traveling at only 2,300 feet per second. Average weight: 9.5 Pounds. Overall length is 34.2 inches. Folded length: 27.5 Inches. Only $7 !!
DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY GUIDE Colt AR 15 & All Variants For your Colt, Bushmaster, Olympic Arms, Armalite, Rock River, DPMS, and countless other manufacturers... FEATURES: • The only current printed manual that includes information on ALL models. • Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your work surface. • 16 pages & 20+ high-resolution grayscale images. • Cardstock cover. Bright white paper. Introduction: Brief history M16 AR-15 Safety First Exploded Parts Diagrams (4 pages) Disassembly - Clearing Rifle - Upper & Lower Receivers - Bolt Assembly - Charge Handle - Firing Pin Retainer - Bolt Cam Pin - Extractor - Ejector - Bot Carrier Key - Buffer & Action Spring - Handguards Disassembly (cont.) - Hammer - Disconnector - Trigger - Bolt Catch - Magazine Catch - Buttstock - Pistol Grip - Trigger Guard Reassembly Tips - Action Spring & Buffer - Cam Pin - Bolt Carrier Key - Extractor / Ejector - Charge Handle - Bolt Group Excerpt from this Guide: 1959: Colt aquires manufacturing and marketing rights to AR15. 1962: Colt gets US Department of Defense orders 85,000 M16’s for Vietnam and 19,000 for the Air Force. Mid 60’s: The M16A1 was updated with a new buffer to reduce the rate of fire, chrome plated chamber and barrel, closed prong flash hider, foward bolt assist, new buttstock with cleaning kit, and a 30 shot magazine. Rifles were also produced by GM and Harington & Richardson during the Vietnam war as well as outside the USA. 1978: M16A2 was produced using an increase barrel diameter, rifling was changed from 1:12 to 1:7 to accommodate a new 62 gr. bullet, modified rear sight, case deflector, new round handguard, and full-auto was replaced with three round burst. 1994: M4 was adopted based on a demand for a shorter lightweight weapon. The M4 has a 14.5” barrel and a four position telescoping stock. Collapsed length is under 30 inches and weighs just over 5 1/2 pounds. Effective range is 600 yards. Available in 3 shot burst or full-auto. M4’s are also equipped with a Picatinny -Weaver Rail System to replace the carry handle. COMPLETE Ruger Guides. These comprehensive Guides have 56 pages and cover history, models, accessories, complete disassembly, reassembly, and a complete listing of all serial number ranges based on date of manufacture. Suggested Retail Price $12.00 Disassembly and Reassembly Guides. (D&R Guides) These Guides have 16 pages and cover a brief history, disassembly, and reassembly of the firearm. High resolution illustrations and pictures guide you through the entire process. Remington, Colt, Glock, Ruger, Mossberg, and countless other manufacturers are covered. Only $7 !!
DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY GUIDE Glock Pistols - All Models (2006) FEATURES: • The only current printed manual that includes information on ALL models. • Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your work surface. • 16 pages & 20+ high-resolution grayscale images. • Cardstock cover. Bright white paper. Introduction: Brief history of Glock Safety First Exploded Parts Diagrams Disassembly - Slide - Recoil Spring - Barrel - Firing Pin Assembly - Extractor - Slide Cover Plate - Extractor Plunger - Firing Pin Safety Disassembly (cont.) - Locking Block Pin - Trigger Pin - Slide Stop Lever - Trigger Housing Pin - Trigger Assembly - Magazine Reassembly Slide Stop Lever Trigger Pin Firing Pin Assembly The Glock Pistol THE GLOCK “SAFE-ACTION” PISTOL The following is a description of how the GLOCK “Safe-Action” trigger mechanism functions. CAUTION: It is possible that a loaded round may still remain in the chamber when a loaded or empty magazine is being removed or inserted. Like most firearms, any round in the chamber will discharge by pulling the trigger with the Glock magazine inserted OR removed from the firearm. Remove the magazine, cock the pistol, and CONFIRM with your eyes and finger that the chamber is empty and that there are no rounds present. The GLOCK pistol is actually considered half-cocked at this point. The firing pin has been slightly tensioned, the trigger is moved to its forward position, and the trigger safety protrudes from the trigger. When you first pull the trigger back about 1/4 of an inch, the trigger bar slides behind the trigger ramp, the firing pin moves up, and the firing pin is tensioned. The Glock pistol is now on “FIRE / SAFETY OFF”. When the Glock trigger is pulled back further, the trigger bar releases the connector which releases the firing pin and discharges the loaded ammo. The recoil produced by the fired round forces the slide backwards. At about the .012 position, the barrel is released from the slide and moves down over the locking block. The Glock slide continues to move backward and the spent cartridge case is pulled out of the chamber by the extractor and tossed out towards the right by an ejector. A ramp in the slide moves the connector and separates it from the trigger bar and lifts it off the trigger spring and toward the path of the firing pin face. Next, the recoil spring forces the slide forward and the trigger bar slides on to the safety ramp near the firing pin - the firing pin safety returns back to its original position - a slight tension is placed on the firing pin - if present, the next round is stripped from the magazine and placed in the chamber - the barrel is locked into slide and the pistol is ready to fire. Once the last round has been fired, slide will be held back in the open position by the slide stop level. Only $7 !!
DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY GUIDE SKS Rifles & All Variants (2006) For your Chinese, Yugo, Russian, Romanian, Albanian, and all other variant, and countless other manufacturers. FEATURES: • The only current printed manual that includes information on ALL models. • Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your work surface. • 16 pages & 20+ high-resolution grayscale images. • Cardstock cover. Bright white paper. Introduction: Brief History Safety First Exploded Parts Diagram Parts List Disassembly - Clear Weapon - Magazine Latch - Tool Kit - Cleaning Rod - Receiver Cover - Recoil Spring Assembly - Bolt - Bolt Carrier - Extractor - Firing Pin Disassembly (cont.) - Extractor & Spring - Trigger Assembly - Magazine Floor Plate Latch - Magazine - Handguard - Gas Tube - Driving Rod & Spring - Handguard Ferrule - Stock - Bayonet - Other Reassembly Tips & Tricks Accessories Brief History of the SKS Semi-Automatic Rifle (Samozaryadnyi Karabin Simonova) The SKS Rifle chambered in caliber 7.62 x 39mm (SKS-45) was designed by Russian arms inventor Sergei Simonov and was adopted by the Soviet Union in 1946. Since then the SKS has been fabricated by several other countries including China (Type 56 / Norinco), East Germany (Karabiner-S), North Korea (Type 63), Albania, North Vietnam, Romania, and Yugoslavia (M59 & M59 /66). The country of origin can be easily determined by markings on the receiver. Russian models usually have two Cyrillic characters followed by four numerals. The Soviet and East German weapons usually carry the year of manufacture and the serial number on the front left of the reciever. Chinese weapons have three Chinese symbols usually followed by seven or eight numbers. Later models have the spike bayonets. North Korean SKS’s have “63” stamped on the receiver cover. East German versions have a hole through the stock for attaching the lower end of the sling swivels. Yugoslav M59/66 are very easy to identify due to their prominent spigot-type grenade launcher permanently attached to the muzzle. $7
DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY GUIDE
Ruger Single Action Revolvers (2005)
For your Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk, Vaquero
and Bisley Models
FEATURES:
• The only current printed manual that includes information
on ALL models.
• Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your
work surface.
• 16 pages & 20+ high-resolution grayscale images.
• Cardstock cover. Bright white paper.
Introduction:
Brief History
Safety First
Exploded Parts Diagram
Parts List
Disassembly
- Clear Weapon
- Grips
- Mainspring
- Grip Frame Screws
- Grip / Cylinder Frames
- Pawl Spring
- Cylinder Latch
- Old Three Screw Models
- Trigger Spring
Disassembly (cont.)
- Trigger Pivot Pin
- Gate Detent Spring Clamp
- Hammer & Cross Pin
- Transfer Bar
- Trigger
- Cylinder Stop
- Gate Spring
- Loading Gate
- Hammer Plunger & Spring
- Ejector & Hosuing
Reassembly
(21) Listed Steps and Tips
Accessories
Production History of the Ruger Single Action Revolvers
1955 Blackhawk .357 Magnum
1956 Blackhawk .44 Magnum
1959 Super Blackhawk .44 Magnum
1962 End production of the Blackhawk .44 Magnum
1965 Blackhawk .41 Magnum
1968 Blackhawk .30 Caliber
1971 Blackhawk .45 Caliber
1973 New Model Blackhawks (Transfer Bar)
1976 200th Year Markings
1982 Blackhawk .357 Maximum Caliber
1982 Blackhawk Conversion Kit Notice
1984 End production of the Blackhawk .357 Maximum Caliber
1985 New Model Bisley
1990 Blackhawk Special Model S3840
1992 Super Blackhawk Hunter .44 Magnum
1993 Vaquero .44-40, .45 LC, .44 Magnum
1998 Bisley-Vaquero Models
2005 50th Annivesary Blackhawk .357 Magnum
2005 New Vaquero
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Here we have 4 accessories. They are:
1. Small ankle holster with velcro attachments for small semi-automatic weapons in very good condition. $6
SOLD! 2. Original 45 Colt Automatic 7 shot clip with the Colt logo on the bottom as well as the words COLT 45 AUTO M. $25.00
SOLD! 3. This is another marked COLT 45 AUTO 7 shot clip but without the Colt Logo for $15.00
4. This last item is an HKS Speedloader Model 451 for .40 cal, .45 cal and 10 MM. Nice tool for easy loading. The clip is not included. $9.00
Pachmayr handgun grips presentation RB, one size only. Fits all Ruger models using the XR3-Red Frame. Brand new never used. $9.95
