COLLECTORS & MILITARY

If you want extra photos of specific guns etc I will need to go to the warehouse to take them, it's $5 each with a minimum of $50 (credit card only.)

PRICE INCLUDES POST TO ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA.

MILITARY RIFLES
CARCANO 1891 6.5x52 "Never fired, dropped only once..." You've got to feel sorry for the Italian soldier of WW2, no doubt he had just as much courage as any other combatant at the time but he had to go into battle against Enfields and Garands etc with this sort of thing or worse, the M38 carbine!
This gun is in good overall condition with exception of a gouge in the stock, barrel is dark but with plenty of rifling. A good WW1 & WW2 collector and shooter. Two clips supplied---$395

"FRANCOTI" MARTINI .230/297 VERY GOOD A rare and much sought after variant of the standard British cadet rifle---$425

MARTINI "ARTILLERY" .303 A solid and historical rifle. Dark bore but shootable---$825

MARTINI "CAVALRY" .303 Darkish bore but still a shootable collector---$825

NAGANT  1916 7.62X54R GOOD An interesting gun. It was originally made at the Tula arsenal, eventually captured by the Finns who restocked it, if only it could talk... Wood OK, bore is dark but with lots of rifling left, matching numbers on bolt and action---$495

NAGANT M91/30 SNIPER 7.62x54R Good A real piece of history, original WW2 Soviet issue!
Wood a little marred but the metal and bore are great. Comes with tool kit and pouch, oil bottle, scope cover and lens cleaning cloth etc. Start defending the glorious Motherland today!---$2650

STEYR 1904 8mm VERY GOOD Matching numbers, great wood and a glassy bore, original
(and correct) cleaning rod. A real rarity in this sort of condition---$795

 

CIVIL RIFLES   
CARL GUSTAFS .177 Not your average, cheep throwaway Chinese air gun we are so familiar with, but a "good quality" cheep throwaway Scandinavian air gun I've never seen before! Carl Gustafs have a reputation for making fine firearms and this is no exception, though obviously not the top of the range the gun is still of interest to the serious collector and shooter---$150  

LITHGOW MODEL 1A .22 VERY GOOD This classic Aussie single shot seems to be in original condition, great for the collector or teaching juniors. I have three---$125

WINCHESTER Mod.4 .22 A classic little single shot in good overall condition---$150

WINCHESTER 1892 .32-20 GOOD This is a solid gun in original condition, it has a smooth tight action, reasonable bore and about 90% original blue finish and "Buck-horn" sights---$525

MILITARY & POLICE PISTOLS
SMITH & WESSON "Highway Patrolman" .357 GOOD Now what can I say about the Model 28?
It's-a-great-big-black-gun! That about sums it up! Pachmayr grips, trigger job, Millet sight, great for centerfire match and veteran service etc. A classic S&W!---$550

CIVIL PISTOLS
ASTRA GRIPS Custom made for the Spanish ASTRA 600 or 400---$60

BELGIUM 9mm GOOD Similar to the French "Lefaucheux" revolver. Original finish---$1100

BROWNING 1910 .380 GOOD A good starting point for your first collection---$550

HILLS PATENT .32 An elegant gun of a bygone era---$1100

ENGLISH "PEPPER BOX" .36 cal Not bad, possibly still shootable if you were silly enough to try however it needs two replacement nipples---$550

FRENCH "PINFIRE" REVOLVER .32 GOOD About 1860-70s vintage---$425

FAS 601, WALTHER OSP and HI-STANDARD OLYMPIC RAPID FIRE GUNS .22 Short
Three classic rapid fire guns!
Still reliable and VERY accurate. Why are they worth collecting? The story goes a little like this.
The Olympic shooting federation changed the rapid fire rules so that only un-ported guns in .22lr can be used in the Olympic course of fire, so over night, all the pistols we had for this match (some worth well over $2000) became obsolete!
And then our Saviour arrived! The gun owners friend...! Our (ex) beloved and wise leader, Mr John Winston Howard! In his noble crusade to spread peace and love and make us all just a little safer; Glorious leader commanded that a bounty be placed upon the heads of the most evil guns that were hiding within our midst, skulking on every street corner and lurking down every dark ally; and that they should be given up for righteous execution!
However, the FAS, Walther and Hi-Standard and all there cousins were exempt from this pogrom, being good little guns that wouldn't dream of hurting anyone! But alas, they were betrayed by the very masters who had once loved them!
And so, it came to pass that most were sent forth to the fiery pit for a mere hand full of silver!
WOE! SHAME! THE HORROR! 
Here ends the lesson...
And that's why there all collectors items!
FAS---$425   WALTHER OSP---$550   HI-STANDARD OLYMPIC---$395

RUGER P89 9mm * VERY GOOD A rarity now days, comes with extra mag and loader-$550

TRANTER .320 "Philip Hast Colchester" Goodish condition, repaired hammer though-$1100

WALTHER MANUHRIN  PPK 7.65 * EXCELLENT Seemingly unfired!---$760

WEBLY Mark III .38 S&W VERY GOOD A classic little British "House Gun" cased, and in beautiful, all original condition---$2250

WEBLEY(?) PRYSE .380 Sound mechanical condition with British proof marks---$700

                                
* Some pistols/rifles due to there calibre, action, barrel length, mag capacity or year of manufacture can only be acquired with a specific collectors permit, contact your states firearm registry for details.

                 AV BALLISTICS
                                                     For Obsolete Cartridge Cases.
 

NO GUNS  (INCLUDING MY OWN) ARE EVER KEPT ON PREMISES, ALL ARE STORED UNDER SECURE, 24/7 GUARD OFF PROPERTY.
I DO NOT SELL OR SHOW GUNS TO PEOPLE WHO DO NOT HAVE A FIREARMS LICENCE OR THE CORRECT POLICE PAPERWORK!

Do you have a gun that's Surplus to your needs?
Did grand dad forget to pop into the Q store before rejoining Civie street?
Perhaps there's something stuck in the shed or buried away that you probably shouldn't have around any more?
Regardless of type, calibre, make, category (A, B, C, D, H)
or even if it's not registered,
 give me a call and lets see if we can turn it into $$$


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