I am moving so I will be selling off some some duplicates rather than pack them. This thread will continue to be updated in the next week or so as I photograph firearms

Here is a Smith and Wesson Model 544. . . SPF

This is the Texas Sesquicentennial Commemorative, it is often referred to as the Texas Wagon Train commemorative.

7800 were planned but only 4,782 revolvers were manufactured. 152 of those were the Deluxe Edition. This is one of the 4,630 Standard Editions, Smith and Wesson product code 103195. This revolver has not been fired since leaving the factory. It is in the correct original Basswood presentation case and wearing the correct original presentation grips. The price is $900 shipped o any point in CONUS
The Model 544 is SPF



Here is a great original model 18, (no dash) 22 Combat Masterpiece. It is in it's correct serial numbered 2 piece box. It did sit on a towel or rag for decades and has that typical loss of blue and freckling on one side of the revolver as can be seen in the third image. The price is $825 shipped to any point in CONUS



Here is a Walther PPS First Edition

The First Edition had the anthracite colored frame and came in a small attache case as shown below. The First Editions shipped with one of each of the different capacity magazines that are available for the firearm. This pistol is chambered for the 9x19MM Parrabellum cartridge. This firearm has only been test fired. The price is $750 shipped to any point in CONUS



Here is a Model 15 McGivern Special. This is one of the Heriage Series revolvers that were produced by the Performance Center for Lew Horton in the early 2000s

This is a -9 Engineering revision, chambered in 38 Special and finished in nickel. This revovler has been fired but is in excellent+ condition. It is in it's correct factory box that is serial numbered to the firearm.
$900 shipped to any point in CONUS



Here is a Smith and Wesson Model 68. . . SPF

This one was made for the California Highway Patrol. This example does not have the CHP over-stamped with OHB like occurred with all the Model 68s that were pulled out of service and sold by the CHP.

This is a very early example of the Model 68 and as can be seen in the images, it is a pinned barrel. The cylinder is also recessed.

It appears to be an unissued revolver. I acquired the commemorative presentation case after purchasing the firearm
$1000 shipped to any point in CONUS
The Model 68 is SPF

Here is a nice Boberg XR9-S

This is the short barreled version of the 9MM Boberg. Don't let it's little size fool you this is a BullPup pistol and has a barrel that is 3.35" long
The rotating barrel action really tames recoil. It is an amazing pistol to shoot. To get the small size, the cartridges are pulled back out of the magazine instead of being stripped out as the slide travels forward.

This is an Original Boberg, not one of the pistols assembled by Bond Arms.
Two 7 round magazines are included. With one in the chamber that gives you 8 rounds of 9MM Parabellum

The price is $1,050 delivered to any point in CONUS SPF


Here is an AMT Automag. This one is chambered for the 44 AutoMag cartridge. We all saw the AutoMag pistol in Sudden Impact.
The pistol is in it's factory original case with one magazine. Thee are also a set of wood grips included that have never been put on a firearm
The plastic hinge on the case is failing and the firearm's finish could use a bit of repolishing.

This firearm includes 3 boxes of 44 AutoMag ammunition that will be shipped separatly via ground service
The price for this Icon of the Firearms world is $2,600 shipped to any point in CONUS SPF

Here are two SIG Sauer auto-loaders. These are both hard to find variations of the P229

This first one is a P229 SAS, it is unfired since leaving the factory. SAS stands for Sig Anti Snag and the firearm has a beautiful melt job to the entire frame and slide

This P229 SAS has the Nitron finish and the DS/AS trigger. This pistol is factory chambered for the 357SIG cartridge and is in the correct serial number matching box.
The price is $950 delivered to any point in CONUS



The second P229 is the Stainless/Equinox hybrid. There were two runs of these done several years back. Each run was 400 pieces. This pistol is unfired since leaving the factory. This P229 has a stainless (not alloy) frame and a Equinox inspired treatment done to the Nitron finished slide. This pistol has the DAK trigger system and is chambered for the 40 Smith and Wesson cartridge and is in the correct matching serial numbered box. The weight of the all stainless auto loader really makes the 40 Smith and Wesson cartridge feel tame.
The price is $1225 delivered to any point in CONUS

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