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gun show find. a completely untouched 4 digit serial number from early 1965.

After my recent obsession with Colt sp1's I dug out my old norinco AK. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was significantly better fit and finished than I recalled it.

picked up this '73 sp1 a couple weeks back. pictured here with a 1945 ithaca 1911a1.

4/43 remington.. all correct. 8/43 smith-corona.... re-arsenaled at red river. barrel, receiver and bolt dropped into a remington stock 44/45 camillus

1943 type 14 nambu

re-arsenaled for ww2 with 1942 textan holster

picked this up a couple weeks ago and assembled a period correct rig for it.

ive already posted up this pistol recently, and also this holster and belt that i found shortly after. but i wanted to share this great pic of a colt 1911 with sweetheart grips. the pic was taken by margaret bourke-white Lt. John Ernser, 26 Loiano, Italy April 1945

This one got under my radar. Was never big on lever action guns and didn't even realize Winchester made anything worth looking at after '64

Just arrived is a near mint peanut in "cracked ice".

just got this 1943 colt. a lend lease gun. all correct colt parts.. barrel, checkered slide stop, safety, mainspring housing, ..milled trigger. 1943 colt 1944 remington rand 1945 ithaca

a 1944 remington rand

show em if you got em.. type III M1 from the saginaw gear division of general motors. no import marks. picked this one up last weeek... nice wood. didnt really miss the sling and oiler.. i figured they were a dime a dozen.... uh... no.

just picked this one up last week... a byf 41. the mauser code "42" P.08 was changed to "byf" in 1941. these were the last of the lugers manufactured for the german military before being replaced by the P-38 in late 1942. they were finished with a hot salt blue and intermittently supplied...

picked up this 29-2 last week. a late S series that looks to be a 1968.

I'm more excited about this one than I have a right to be. Somebody once said that shooting single shots is a lot more fun when you don't have to. I bought this partly due to nostalgia, a 20 gauge model 37 being my first experience with a firearm. This one is in .410 which brings a premium...

Just picked up this 1952 model 12 in 20 gauge.

just picked up this 1939 (second year production) model 75. shown here with a 1947 model. the "new" one features the redfield 75HW rear peep sight and a lyman model 77 front globe.

got this last weekend. a 1934 model 52. I believe this would be known as a "pre model A" it has a lyman super targetspot 15X scope. it also features an uncommon nickel steel 28'' heavy target barrel.

picked this up last week and shot it all weekend. made in 1947. has a lyman 58e rear and a Winchester 105a up front. effortlessly hittin empty shotgun shells as far as I could see.