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Steyr Mannlicher Luxus Model M .270 Winchester
This gun I believe to be unfired and condition is as new. Only very minor handling marks anywhere. Caliber is 270 Winchester. 20 inch barrel. Full walnut stock. Single set trigger. Three shot detachable magazine. Original box. This gun has high quali...
- £ 900.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Blued Ruger Old Army 7.5” Barrel .457 Cal Cap & Ball Percussion Revolver
This revolver, made in the U.S. Bicentennial year of 1976, reflects Ruger’s commitment to quality and American craftsmanship. This revolver is in outstanding condition, retaining approximately 99% of its original blued finish with only faint handling...
- £ 500.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Uberti Repro Colt 1847 Walker .44 Cal 9” Percussion Revolver, Antique
This is a reproduction of a Colt Model 1847 Walker revolver made in 2003. The Walker was designed as a heavier, more robust version of the earlier Colt Paterson revolver. It has a six-shot cylinder and a 9” rounded barrel and is in Fine Plus conditio...
- £ 316.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Norinco Chinese Type 56 SKS 7.62x39mm
Chinese Norinco SKS. 7.62 x 39. Poly USA Atlanta GA Import. This rifle is a Chinese military Type 56 in the 1,714,000 serial range manufactured at factory 416. The SKS rates to very good to fine condition with 95% nice blue with very minimal carry ma...
- £ 250.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Norinco Chinese Type 56 SKS 7.62x39mm
Chinese Norinco SKS. 7.62 x 39. Poly USA Atlanta GA Import. This rifle is a Chinese military Type 56 in the 1,714,000 serial range manufactured at factory 416. The SKS rates to very good to fine condition with 95% nice blue with very minimal carry ma...
- £ 250.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Traditions 1851 Colt Navy .44 Cal 7.25" Black Powder Revolver
This is a well-made modern reproduction of the iconic Colt 1851 Navy revolver, produced by Traditions in Italy. Although historically chambered in .36 caliber, many modern replicas like this one are offered in the more powerful .44 caliber, making th...
- £ 300.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
1863 made - COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER .44 cal
COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufactured in 1863. Matching serial numbers (125530) on the frame trigger guard and back strap. The barrel assembly and the cylinder are serial number (139302). Varnished wood one piece grip with brass trig...
- £ 808.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
ENGLISH WILSON&CO TRIAL RIFLE .4
Nice percussion shotgun marked L.M. on the lock. Didn't take the barrel off to see if it was marked. The bore measures about .635. The barrel is hex for first 10 ¾ inches then round. Barrel length is 36 1/2 inches and OAL is 52 inches. Metal is smoot...
- £ 300.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Antique flintlock blunderbuss
Neat old flintlock blunderbuss with 44 inch barrel. Mouth at muzzle 1 7/8 inches, bore about 1 inch, barrel about 30 ½ inches and overall length is 44inches. Toe of stock missing a chip of wood, Stock has an old brass band repair. Engraved lock plate...
- £ 300.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Goulcher PERCUSSION PLAINS RIFLE SIGNED WAT .38 Cal
PERCUSSION PLAINS RIFLE SIGNED WAT Heavy octagon barrel signed "W.A.T." on the top flat. Brass blade front sight semi buckhorn rear. Back action Goulcher lock with double set triggers. Cleaned half length tiger maple stock mounted with a pewter nose ...
- £ 300.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Prussian Potsdam 1809 musket
Potsdam musket 1809 model? weighs 9 ½ pounds, 56 inches OAL, 41 inch barrel with about a ¾ inch bore. Brass butt plate marked 1823, brass barrel bands. Missing front band but one can be bought . Has correct ramrod.
- £ 530.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
Percussion Muzzleloading shotgun
Nice percussion shotgun marked L.M. on the lock. Didn't take the barrel off to see if it was marked. The bore measures about .635. The barrel is hex for first 10 ¾ inches then round. Barrel length is 36 1/2 inches and OAL is 52 inches. Metal is smoot...
- £ 300.00
- Widnes
- Merseyside
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