[Sold Unique Vintage 12 ga shotgun belt with brass shell holders and brass 12 ga shells.]

Sold to Arkansas Harper. PM sent

[Sold Unique Vintage 12 ga shotgun belt with brass shell holders and brass 12 ga shells.]

Sold This is a vintage 12 ga shotgun belt with brass shell holders.  The belt is a new replacement for the vintage brass cartridge holders.  The belt is 47" overall and adjusts from 37"o 45" and has a solid brass buckle.  The shell holders have a small tab in them that lets the empties slide to the bottom of the belt while live shells stand above the belt.  I bought this long ago and have only seen one other.  $150 shipped.  New box of Magtech 12ga brass empties available for $35...only for sale at this price with belt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[WTS: Colt Commando XM 177 Car-15 M203 Spikes 37mm Launcher MACV/SOG SF Vietnam]

$2000 shipped to your FFL I am selling my Harrington and Richardson roll stamped Colt Commando clone with Spikes 37mm Havoc (M203) launcher. This is a copy of the Colt Commando as used by MACV/SOG and Army Special Forces in Vietnam. The barrel is pinned and welded at 16.25 inches with an XM177 moderator. It is machined from hardened 4150 steel, then MPI inspected to detect hidden flaws . It’s chambered for the modern 5.56 NATO cartridge, with speedy 1-7" rifling in the nitride bore, a 625" gas block/front sight base (F marked) with shaved bayonet lug, sight post, detent, spring, and sling swivel removed, flat Delta ring, barrel nut, weld spring, snap ring, and correct six hole round handguard cap. The collapsible metal stock is the period correct two position and is acetate covered. The trigger has been improved with match springs to break cleanly. The pistol grip is Vietnam era surplus. The 37 mm Spikes Havoc launcher has been modified with the correct under barrel mount. All the extraneous markings have been removed and the launcher finished in a "Battleworn" proprietary Cerakote. The rifle has been finished in my proprietary "Battleworn" Cerakote finish. This includes an undercoat of my custom "Bare Metal" Cerakote, followed by a top coat of Cerakote "Graphite Black" and then the "Battleworn" finish applied. Included are a modified vintage period carry strap with 550 cord, and an original Colt stamped 30 round magazine. Must ship to FFL, no sales where prohibited, know your state laws. You can see a video of this actual gun being fired here:  https://youtu.be/e5Fl2XiVxxk

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

[SOLDPercussion Cap Cane Gun]

Sold to Earl Brasse. This is a Cane Gun, very popular among gentlemen in the Victorian era and well into the turn of the 20th Century.  This cane gun is 36 inches long and percussion cap fired.  It is not considered a firearm and can be shipped directly to you.  The barrel unscrews from the handle for loading.  A percussion cap is fitted onto the nipple in the breech and  the firing mechanism pulled and locked to the rear.  The striker is "pushed off" to fire.  Blued steel and bamboo construction.  About .36 caliber, I bought this years ago.  It is a more modern reproduction.  $150 shipped.  Start a new SASS category.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The most common accessory that the well-dressed gentleman in the 1850s carried was a walking cane. This simple object was a status symbol among those with taste, the equivalent of the rapier carried by nobles during the Renaissance period. You simply did not leave home without it—so what better place to hide a gun?

WHY CANE GUNS?

Gentlemen with canes.

For the sixty or so years of the Victorian era, every gentleman with clean fingernails went about town with a walking cane. These canes were simple accessories (though they could often be quite ornate in appearance) and didn’t have a specific purpose other than as a fashion accessory, a symbol of taste, wealth and class.

However, the piece of mind that comes with traveling with a nice, sturdy stick in your hands was certainly an aspect of these early canes function/popularity as this period also saw one of the most notorious rises in street crime ever seen in the modern Western world. And with the canes marking these gentlemen as targets for ruffians as much as defending against them, you could see why it soon became fashionable to have not only a cane, but also one that held a means of protection. This led to cane swords, but these were largely outpaced by the rise of small, concealable pistols, used both by citizens as well as

 

[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

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[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

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[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

Shoots .407 bullets exceptionally well.

[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

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[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

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[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

REDUCED TO $2000

[WTB: Guns and Ammo magazine August 1971 isue]

Looking to buy Guns and Ammo magazine August 1971 issue for a project I'm working on.  Thanks

[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

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[sold 1881 Marlin 40-60, Set Triggers, 30" barrel, tang sight]

sold  $2000  Antique, shipped to your door where legal, know your state laws.  This is a vintage Marlin 1881 in 40-60 Marlin, also known as 40-65 Winchester (they are the same cartridge). I'll include 50 pieces of brass.  You can see me shooting this rifle at 100 yards on these videos on YouTube.  250 g cast bullet loaded with pyrodex RS.  Gun is all original and untouched with the exception of the modern tang rear sight.  Dark bore, strong lands and grooves, minimal pitting. Front sight is windage adjustable with flip up post with pinhead or ivory bead.  100% mechanically fine as you can see in the videos.  Double set trigger is perfect, with set trigger letting off at 15 ounces and forward trigger letting off at 3 pounds.  Long barrel at 30".  Stock is solid with no cracks and original finish.  The forearm does have several holes on the bottom that looks like once had brass tacks.  Extraction and ejection is positive.  Spring loaded loading gate works fine.  Guaranteed or your money back for any reason, less shipping.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[sold Rifle scabbard waxed leather fleece lined]

sold $85 shipped  New, heavy waxed leather, stitched. Fleece/sheepskin lined interior, not the cheap unlined kind available anywhere.  This is an older scabbard, they don't make like this anymore, at least not for this price.  Not sure if fleece is natural or synthetic.  Never used, shows some storage marks.  Waxed, heavy stitched, rivet re-enforced leather.  41" inched long, by 10" wide.  Cut out for bolt.  Will take lever, bolt, pump, etc.    For horse, motorcycle, etc.  Two loops for straps (not included).  PP, Check, USPS MO

 

[Beaded Cavalry Scout Gauntlets]

Very nice beaded cavalry gauntlets.  Fit medium to large hands.  $85 shipped.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[sold Full Length Bear Skin Coat, late 1800's, Very Good Wearable Condition]

I think it would fit fine.  I am 6'2 and have a 34 waist and the coat is plenty roomy as you can see.  I like my coats to fit very loose.

[sold Full Length Bear Skin Coat, late 1800's, Very Good Wearable Condition]

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[sold Full Length Bear Skin Coat, late 1800's, Very Good Wearable Condition]

sold  I'm selling some of my Buffalo, Horse and Bear skin/hide coats from the late 1800's.  This is a full-length bear skin coat with either Buffalo or Sheep collar, cuffs and trim.  No rips or tears, some wear to the buffalo/sheep trim. missing the bottom toggle.  Internal pocket, raglan sleeve cuffs, two side pockets.  Missing tag and some wear to area where it came off.  I've tried to take picks of these problem areas.  That being said, the coat is in very good overall condition and in very wearable condition.  The hide is supple and stitching strong, the liner is in great shape and very sturdy.  I would not hesitate to wear this.  It is also in a very rare large to extra-large size, as most men were smaller in stature in the 1800's.  I am 6'2", and 175 pounds and I have plenty of room inside, even enough to close easily while wearing my gun belt.  $650 shipped.  Money back guarantee, return for any reason, for full refund, you pay return shipping.  $650, check usps money order, Paypal Friends and family or Paypal goods and services plus 3%.

      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[30 40 Krag]

Try this company...they custom load ammo. You can send them your brass to get a discount. They charge $30 for 20 rounds of 30-40 or $20 if you send them the brass. Graf's is now out of stock of loaded ammo but have brass available.

Load-X Ammunition Company

3100 Dutton Ave., Suite 121 Santa Rosa, CA 95407

Phone: 707-579-0990 Fax: 707-579-1630

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[Allie Mo, Help]

I changed my e-mail address on my account and when I click to validate my new e-mail address nothing happens. So I cannot access my messages, nor send messages, and I am trying to contact some members reference their purchases from me on the classified.

[SPF Original Winchester 1895 for $900 Great Shooter]

SPF to Johnny Harlan

[SPF Original Winchester 1895 for $900 Great Shooter]

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[SPF Original Winchester 1895 for $900 Great Shooter]

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[SPF Original Winchester 1895 for $900 Great Shooter]

$900 plus shipping (About $30, USPS Priority) Original 1895 Winchester. .30US/30-40 Krag. Made 1916. 27 inch barrel. Excellent mechanical condition and a good shooter...I have shot this gun within the last 6 months and it is mechanically fine. I have shot both smokeless and black powder in this gun with good results from both. Very good cosmetics...stock is sound with a small surface crack in the wrist. The forearm is a modern replacement custom made to match the age and finish of the rest of the gun. Everything else is 100% original and functioning. Strong patina overall with normal nicks, dings, wear and tear for a 100 year old gun. Barrel has strong rifling with some darkness. Barrel finish is blue towards receiver thinning towards gray at the muzzle. Receiver is blue turning to gray with a mottling. Very pleasing to look at. No rust, no pitting, some freckling as finish turns to gray patina. Nice shootable historic gun. Pictures show it all. This is C&R eligible. Must ship to ffl or C&R. I am a C&R and receiver must be willing to accept from a C&R. $30 shipped Priority mail. Payment by usps MO or personal check if I know you.