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Caliber is 45-70 Government Barrell is marked .45 Caliber 2 1/10 wnich is the old way 45-70 was marked see attached graph
AAA Walnut stock , Owner States that this rifle was purchased in 2007 and there was a 2 year wait on this firearm

This is a genuine 1st Generation Colt Single Action Army revolver chambered in .41 Colt, manufactured in 1901 per serial number research. The SAA — known as the Peacemaker — is one of the most iconic and collectible American revolvers ever produced, and this example represents the classic frontier-era configuration. The revolver features a 4¾" barrel, the most popular length among working cowboys and lawmen of the era. The barrel is marked ".41 COLT" and the gun retains its original black checkered hard rubber grips with the Rampant Colt medallion intact on both panels. The finish shows honest age-appropriate patina and wear consistent with a 120+ year old firearm, giving this piece the authentic character collectors prize over refinished examples. This is a 1st Generation SAA, produced during Colt's original uninterrupted production run of 1873–1940. The .41 Colt chambering is less common than the .45 Colt or .44-40, adding to its collector appeal. Transfer Note: Despite its age, this firearm was manufactured after December 31, 1898 and is therefore classified as a modern firearm. Transfer requires a standard FFL process including Form 4473 and NICS background check. Winner must transfer through a licensed dealer. SN: 213812 GSM ID: 26060120

Comes with original box, Extra Magazine, Warn Scope Rings, Stock is AA+ Walnut

 SN: CF30376

GSM ID 26060084

American craftsmanship, exceptional accuracy, and premium walnut combine in this Cooper Firearms Model 54 Classic, chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor and offered New in Box.

Manufactured by Cooper Firearms of Montana in Stevensville, Montana, this rifle represents the company's renowned pre-acquisition craftsmanship. Founded in 1990 by former Kimber of Oregon craftsmen, Cooper Firearms quickly established itself as one of America's premier builders of precision sporting rifles. Every rifle was produced with an emphasis on hand craftsmanship, exceptional wood-to-metal fit, and outstanding accuracy, earning Cooper a loyal following among serious hunters, long-range shooters, and collectors.

The Model 54 Classic is Cooper's premium short-action repeating rifle, designed around cartridges such as the 6.5 Creedmoor. It features a smooth three-lug bolt, detachable box magazine, adjustable single-stage trigger, premium match-grade barrel, and a beautifully finished walnut stock. Cooper guaranteed exceptional accuracy from the factory, and these rifles have developed a reputation for delivering custom-rifle performance in a production platform.

Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, this rifle is well suited for deer, antelope, mountain game, precision target shooting, and long-range applications. The cartridge is widely respected for its excellent ballistic performance, mild recoil, and inherent accuracy, making it one of today's most popular hunting and precision rifle calibers.

Unlike mass-produced sporting rifles, Cooper rifles were manufactured in comparatively limited numbers with extensive attention given to barrel fitting, trigger quality, stock selection, and overall finish. As a result, they have become highly regarded by shooters seeking premium American-made bolt-action rifles.

This rifle is New in Box, presenting an outstanding opportunity to own a premium Cooper Firearms of Montana rifle in unfired condition.

Features

• Cooper Firearms of Montana
• Model 54 Classic
• Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor
• Bolt-action repeating rifle
• New in original factory box
• Premium walnut stock
• Match-grade barrel
• Adjustable single-stage trigger
• Three-lug bolt
• Detachable box magazine
• Made in Stevensville, Montana, USA

Whether you're searching for a premium hunting rifle, a precision long-range platform, or a finely crafted American sporting rifle, the Cooper Model 54 Classic offers the quality, accuracy, and craftsmanship that made Cooper Firearms one of the most respected names in custom bolt-action rifles.

SN: NCP23813

GSM ID: 26060101

SN: W0010200 GSM ID: 26060103

Among custom 1911 manufacturers, Wilson Combat stands at the top of the industry. Founded by legendary pistolsmith Bill Wilson in 1977, the company has spent decades refining John Browning's iconic 1911 design into one of the most respected fighting and competition pistols ever built. Wilson Combat pistols are trusted by elite law enforcement professionals, competitive shooters, military personnel, and serious firearms enthusiasts around the world for their unmatched reliability, precision, and craftsmanship.

Offered here is a Wilson Combat Classic chambered in .45 ACP, featuring the desirable 5-inch Government Model configuration with an elegant two-tone finish. The Classic model pays tribute to the traditional custom 1911s popularized by renowned pistolsmiths of the 1970s and 1980s while incorporating Wilson Combat's modern manufacturing techniques and hand-fitting standards. Every Wilson Combat pistol is built using forged frames and slides, hand-fit match-grade components, and the company's renowned Bullet Proof® small parts to deliver exceptional reliability and accuracy.

Unlike mass-produced 1911 pistols, Wilson Combat handguns receive extensive individual fitting and inspection throughout the manufacturing process. The result is a pistol with an exceptionally smooth slide-to-frame fit, crisp single-action trigger, outstanding mechanical accuracy, and long service life. Wilson Combat backs its pistols with an accuracy guarantee and has earned a reputation as one of the benchmark names in the custom 1911 market.

The full-size 5-inch match-grade barrel provides the accuracy and reliability expected from a premium custom 1911, while the timeless two-tone finish combines classic styling with modern durability. This example also includes the original Wilson Combat factory soft case and two Wilson Combat magazines, adding value and collector appeal.

New Wilson Combat Classic pistols typically retail in the $3,000–$3,500+ range depending on configuration, making this an outstanding opportunity to own one of America's premier custom-built 1911 pistols without the cost or wait associated with ordering new.

Features

• Manufacturer: Wilson Combat
• Model: Classic
• Caliber: .45 ACP
• Full-size Government Model
• 5" match-grade barrel
• Two-tone finish
• Single-action semi-automatic
• Hand-fit slide and frame
• Wilson Combat Bullet Proof® components
• Skeletonized match trigger
• Beavertail grip safety
• Extended thumb safety
• Premium wood grips
• Includes original Wilson Combat factory soft case
• Includes (2) magazines

Whether you're a dedicated 1911 collector, competitive shooter, concealed carry enthusiast, or simply appreciate American custom gunmaking at its highest level, the Wilson Combat Classic represents one of the finest interpretations of the legendary Model 1911. Combining heirloom-quality craftsmanship with proven performance, this pistol is equally at home in a serious firearms collection or on the range.

We welcome you to inspect this firearm however if you rotate and scar the cylinder you will be charged for the value of the firearm it is new in original box never fired cylinder unturned SN: S09640A GSM ID: 26060105

SN: N630357 GSM ID: 26060109

SN: F6466 GSM ID: 26060046

SN: 39432 GSM ID: 26060061

SN: 18267469 GSM ID : 26060074 

SN: CCE5856 GSM ID 26060107

Consignor states in "As new condition" SN: 58-15084 GSM ID: 26060119

SN: CDL0258 GSM ID: 26060112

SN: BB4074GMLL GSM ID: 26060077

S/N: DTI-S263214 GSMID: 26060047

Serial # LE110779 GSM ID 26060005

S/N: P1329 GAMID: 26060048

Early Civil War Era *No Background Check*

Designed by noted firearms inventor James Warner of Springfield, Massachusetts, the Warner Carbine is one of the scarcer Union cavalry carbines produced during the American Civil War. Introduced in 1864, it represents the rapid technological shift from muzzle-loading arms to metallic cartridge breech-loading firearms that transformed military small arms during the war.

This example is marked:

"JAMES WARNER SPRINGFIELD, MASS."
"WARNER'S PATENT"

These markings identify the rifle as a Warner Patent Carbine manufactured during the Civil War period. James Warner was an experienced firearms designer who had previously worked with Eli Whitney and later served as superintendent of the Springfield Arms Company before developing his innovative breech-loading carbine.

Unlike traditional muzzle-loading muskets of the era, the Warner utilized a hinged breechblock allowing the shooter to load a metallic cartridge directly into the chamber. The design featured a brass receiver, iron barrel, walnut stock, and distinctive saddle ring for cavalry carry. The falling hammer locked the breech closed during firing, an innovative feature covered under Warner's patents.

Only approximately 1,501 Warner Carbines were manufactured for U.S. military contracts, making them among the scarcer Civil War-issued cavalry carbines encountered today. Most were produced in 1864 by the Massachusetts Arms Company for Union cavalry service. Their limited production, distinctive brass receiver, and unique operating mechanism have made them highly sought after by Civil War collectors and students of early American firearms development.

Features

• Manufacturer: James Warner / Massachusetts Arms Company
• Model: Warner Patent Carbine
• Caliber: .50 Rimfire (original chambering)
• Single-shot breech-loading action
• Brass receiver
• Iron barrel
• Walnut stock and forearm
• Saddle ring mounted on left side
• Civil War era manufacture
• Receiver marked "JAMES WARNER SPRINGFIELD, MASS. / WARNER'S PATENT"

The Warner Carbine occupies an important place in American firearms history as one of the earliest successful metallic cartridge military carbines adopted by the U.S. government. Its limited production, innovative design, and direct association with the Union cavalry make it a standout addition to any Civil War, antique firearms, or early American military collection.

Antique firearm. Please review all photographs carefully to evaluate condition, originality, markings, and overall configuration prior to bidding.

SN: 08254487 GSM ID: 26060128

SN: LM00130 GSM ID: 26060013 

SN: None Found GSM ID: 26060031

SN: 20941L GSM ID: 26060110

Manufactured: 1892-1895 S/N: 27731

The Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 stands among the most influential revolvers ever produced. Introduced in 1878, it represented the culmination of Smith & Wesson's famous No. 3 top-break revolver series and became one of the finest large-frame single-action revolvers of the late 19th century. Renowned for its strength, reliability, and innovative automatic extraction system, the New Model No. 3 earned worldwide recognition among military organizations, law enforcement agencies, target shooters, frontiersmen, and sportsmen alike.

This example is chambered in the historically significant .44 Russian cartridge. Developed jointly by Smith & Wesson and the Imperial Russian military in the early 1870s, the .44 Russian introduced an internally lubricated bullet design that dramatically improved accuracy and reduced fouling. The cartridge became one of the most accurate revolver cartridges of its era and later served as the direct predecessor to both the .44 Special and the legendary .44 Magnum, securing its place in firearms history.

Unlike modern swing-out cylinder revolvers, the New Model No. 3 features Smith & Wesson's revolutionary top-break action. Depressing the barrel latch allows the barrel and cylinder assembly to pivot downward, simultaneously activating the automatic star extractor that ejects all spent cartridges at once. This system made the No. 3 one of the fastest revolvers to reload during its time and represented a major advancement in revolver technology.

Manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts, this revolver bears the correct Smith & Wesson barrel address and patent markings of the period and remains an excellent example of the company's renowned 19th-century craftsmanship. The revolver features a blued steel finish, fluted six-shot cylinder, walnut grips, and the classic large-frame profile that made the No. 3 famous throughout the American West and abroad.

The New Model No. 3 was produced in relatively limited numbers compared to later Smith & Wesson revolvers and remains highly desirable among collectors of Old West firearms, antique revolvers, early Smith & Wesson firearms, and historically significant American handguns. Its innovative engineering and direct connection to the development of the modern .44-caliber revolver family make it an important addition to any advanced firearms collection.

Features

• Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
• Model: New Model No. 3
• Caliber: .44 Russian
• Single-action revolver
• Top-break action with automatic star extractor
• Six-shot fluted cylinder
• Steel frame and barrel
• Walnut grip panels
• Springfield, Massachusetts manufacture
• Serial Number: 27731
• Antique firearm manufactured prior to 1899

Whether you're a dedicated Smith & Wesson collector, Old West enthusiast, Civil War and frontier historian, or collector of early American firearms, the Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 in .44 Russian represents one of the most iconic and mechanically innovative revolvers of the 19th century.

Antique firearm. Please inspect all photographs carefully to evaluate condition, originality, markings, and overall configuration prior to bidding.

SN: D5080658 GSM ID: 26060017

SN: E6844705 GSM ID: 26060018

SN: N839546 GSM ID: 26060108

SN: G1959471 GSM ID: 26060081

SN: None found  GSM ID: 26060041 

SN: 1230438 GSM ID: 26060043

GSMID: 26060090 S/N: 998395

Smith & Wesson Model 27-2 .357 Magnum Rare 2.5" Barrell, Checkered Rail, Pinned Barrell "N" Frame Recessed  SN: N176603 GSM ID: 26060115

SN: 444872 GSM ID: 26060121

S/N: B216414 GSMID: 26060011

SN: P26301 GSM ID: 26060125

Weatherby Mark V Super Varmit Master 7mm-08 , Fluted Heavy Barrell and Leupold  4x12 Scope ( Has Original Box) SN: WB017018 GSM ID: 26060122

Has original Box SN: WB025561 GSM ID: 26060122

SN: 1106983V GSM ID: 26060044

SN: 15389PZ152 GSM ID: 26060075

SN: SN28522 GSM ID: 26060091

SN: 27A088809 GSM ID: 26060038

SN: ACLK456 GSM ID: 26060033

SN: 701931 GSM ID:  26060076

SN: TRR1617 GSM ID 26060104

SN: 245477 GSM ID:26060126