Rifles for Sale

1874 SHARPS REPRODUCTIONS

SHILOH RIFLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

74-1 1874 3-Band Military Rifle (Farmingdale). Relatively rare .50-70 caliber; 30-inch round barrel;
single trigger, of course; bluing, wood, case colors and bore are all in excellent, nearly new condition, except
for a few minor safe dents. $1,750.

C. SHARPS ARMS CO., INC. (MONTANA ARMORY)
74-2 New Model 1874 Semi-Custom Bridgeport Sporting and Target Rifle. Caliber .38-55; 32-inch
standard weight tapered octagon barrel w/cut rifling and lapped, hand polished to satin finish; extra-extrafancy
striped French walnut; accent panels at the receiver; cheek rest w/accent line; pistol grip and forend
w/ebony nosecap; black checkered buttplate; French Grey receiver group; full pattern checkering; CSA
custom shop fit and finish; no rear dovetail and set up for target sights (not included); ANIB. $3,250

74-3 New Model 1874 Semi-Custom Target Rifle. Caliber .40-2.5 (.40-70 Sharps Straight); 30-inch
No.1 heavy part-octagon barrel w/hand-polished satin finish; XXX fancy American walnut, dark marbled
thoughout; RH cheekrest w/accent line; add-on scalloped ebony finger rest; ebony forearm cap; full fill satin
stock finish; French Grey receiver and buttplate; double set triggers; C. Sharps Custom Shop fit and finish;
I shot this rifle silhouette and mid-range for 3 years at Raton; this is a beautiful and competitive rifle, in
excellent condition. $2,750

74-4 New Model 1874 Semi-Custom Bridgeport Target Rifle. Caliber .40-2.5 (.40-70 Sharps
Straight); Creedmore pattern rifle with 34-inch special order hand polished tapered round barrel (1.225
to .80); extra-extra fancy fiddle back American walnut w/pistol grip, cheek rest w/accent line, forend w/ebony
nosecap, full fill satin finish; French Grey checkered steel buttplate and receiver group; single trigger; small
lever; CSA Custom Shop detail fit and finish; this rifle was a 3 individual match medal winner 3 years in a
row at Raton mid-range matches; a few dings and nicks from competition. $2,500

74-5 New Model 1874 Carbine. Caliber .40-65; 26-inch tapered round barrel; Hartford military and
semi-crescent buttplate; slender forend w/mini-schnable; fancy walnut stock; cased buttplate and receiver
group; double set triggers; blade and buckhorn sights. NIB. $1,900

74-6 New Model 1874 Sporting Rifle. Caliber .40-90 2 5/8 (.40-90 Sharps BN). C. Sharps factory
records suggest that this rifle was built by Lee Shaver in 1998, using a C. Sharps barreled action; 30-inch
standard weight full octagon barrel; gorgeous dark reddish-brown fiddle-back, checkered, pistol grip stock
with RH cheekpiece and accent line; standard Schnabel forearm; crescent steel buttplate; this rifle looks
very much like a Mid-Range, except for the double-set triggers (see far right rifle on page 223 of Sellers);
sling swivel posts for original-type hook and loop swivels are present on lower barrel flat and buttstock; case
colors are vivid on receiver; buttplate appears to have been blued, now turned brown; bluing has some
minor handling wear/thinning along sharp edges of barrel flats; sights are semi-buckhorn and blade; except
for the factory intentionally “antiqued-finish” guns offered by Shiloh, Lone Star and others, this rifle has just
the right amount of patina so that it looks like an original high grade Sharps sporting rifle that has been in
storage for 130+ years. $2,500

74-7 New Model 1874 Hartford Sporting Rifle; Caliber .40-90 2 5/8 (.40-90 Sharps BN). 28-inch
standard weight, part octagon, blue/black barrel; double set triggers; Hartford straight stock w/semi-crescent
buttplate and silver nose cap; “slim” forearm; extra fancy fiddleback American walnut; full fill satin finish;
case colored buttplate and receiver group; sights are: front - globe w/.025 post, barrel - 7/16ths dovetail cut
and slot filled, rear - New Ideal tang sight. ANIB. $2,500

74-8 New Model 1874 Bridgeport Sporting Rifle; Caliber .44-77 BN Sharps. 26-inch standard weight
blue/black barrel; blade and buckhorn sights; single trigger w/small lever; French Grey receiver group and
buttplate; extra fancy American walnut, dark brown/fiddle back stock w/full fill finish and cheek rest w/accent
line; arched steel checkered buttplate; forend w/ ebony Schnabel (“a la Ballard”) and pistol grip with fluted
ebony cap (“a la Freund”, see Sellers, p.191); front globe w/post; Marbles tang sight; small ding/nick on right
side of buttstock, otherwise 99.5%; this one draws a crowd; $2,500.

74-9 New Model 1874 Heavy Hartford Sporting and Target Rifle. Caliber .44-2.4 Remington Special
(.44-90 Remington); 32-inch No. 1 heavy tapered octagon barrel with Hartford collar, hand polished to satin
finish; XXX fancy American walnut; heavy Hartford butt with smooth steel buttplate;, pistol grip w/beveled
bottom; cheek rest w/accent line; ebony Schnabel nose cap, French Grey receiver group and buttplate; full
fill satin stock finish; CSA Custom Shop fit and finish; full pattern checkering; ANIB; $3,500.

74-10 New Model 1874 Bridgeport Sporting Rifle. Caliber .44-90 BN. 28-inch standard weight part
octagon barrel, blue/black finish, straight grip stock, cheek rest w/accent line; slim forearm w/ebony nosecap;
checkered steel arched buttplate, extra fancy American walnut, color cased buttplate and receiver group;
blade and buckhorn sights; sling swivel posts for original-type hook and loop sling swivels; blade and
buckhorn sights; NIB; $2,750.

74-11 New Model 1874 Sporting Rifle. Caliber .45-70; 30-inch standard weight full octagon barrel;
double set triggers; extra fancy walnut straight stock, Hartford nosecap, French grey receiver and buttplate;
globe front sight w/post and ball; New Ideal tang sight; 99% condition; $2,000.

74-12 New Model 1874 Bridgeport Sporting Rifle. Caliber .45-110. 28-inch No. 1 heavy full octagon
barrel; extra fancy American walnut; straight grip, cheek rest w/accent line, Hartford German silver nosecap,
arched buttplate; case colored buttplate and receiver group; sling swivel posts for original-type hook and
loop swivels; sights are: front - globe w/.025 post, barrel - 7/16ths dovetail cut and slot filled, rear - New Ideal
tang sight; NIB; $2,700.

74-13 New Model 1874 Carbine. Caliber .50-70. 26-inch tapered round barrel; Hartford military and
semi-crescent buttplate; slender forend w/mini-schnable; fancy walnut stock; French Grey buttplate and
receiver group; light single trigger and small lever; blade and buckhorn sights; Freund saddle ring included,
if you want to put it back on; NIB; $2,000.

74-14 New Model 1874 Hartford Sporting Rifle. Caliber .50-2.5 (.50-90). No. 1 Heavy full octagon barrel
with Hartford collar, polished; Hartford semi-crescent buttplate and silver nosecap; double set triggers;
standard cased receiver and buttplate; buckhorn and blade sights; NIB; $ 2,000.

DAVIDE PEDERSOLI

74-15 1874 Gemmer Sharps. Caliber .45-70. Outstanding recreation of the Gemmer half-stocked rifle.
30-inch heavy (and I do mean heavy) barrel. Includes Pedersoli venier tang, buckhorn and blade sights;
NIB; $1,500.

74-16 1874 3-Band Military Rifle (Sniper Model). Caliber .45-70. Same as the standard military model,
except this one has double set triggers; NIB; $1,500.

1875 SHARPS REPRODUCTIONS

C. SHARPS ARMS CO., INC. (MONTANA ARMORY)

75-1 New Model 1875 Classic Sporting Rifle. Caliber .32-40. 28-inch tapered octagon barrel w/blade
and buckhorn sights; extra fancy American walnut straight stock w/cheekrest w/accent line; Hartford
German silver nosecap; French Grey crescent buttplate and receiver group; single-set trigger; NIB; $2,500.

75-2 New Model 1875 Sporting Rifle. Caliber .40 2.5 (.40-70 Sharps Straight). 28-inch hand polished
part octagon standard weight barrel; XX fancy American walnut stock, w/cheekrest, forearm accent panels,
ebony ad-on finger rest and ebony nosecap; French Grey checkered buttplate and receiver group; globe
front w/post and ball; New Ideal tang sight; NIB. This is the rifle pictured on p. 65 of Mike Venturino’s
Shooting Buffalo Rifles of the Old West; $2,350.

75-3 New Model 1875 Classic Sporting Rifle. Caliber .40 2.25 BN (.40-70 Sharps Bottleneck); 30inch
tapered part octagon barrel w/blade and buckhorn sights; extra fancy American walnut straight stock
w/cheekrest w/accent line; Hartford German silver nosecap; French Grey crescent buttplate and receiver
group; NIB; $2,000.

75-4 New Model 1875 Semi-Custom Mid Range Target Rifle. Caliber .40-60 Maynard; 30-inch
standard weight part octagon barrel, polished blue; pistol grip stock w/checkered steel arched buttplate;
ebony pistol grip cap and nosecap; accent panels on buttstock and forearm; extra fancy American walnut
w/cheekrest w/ accent line; color cased buttplate and receiver group; single-set trigger; custom shop detail
fit and finish; Baldwin globe front w/apertures and Soule-type tang sight. 99% condition; $2,750.

75-5 New Model 1875 Sporting Rifle. Caliber .444 Marlin; 24-inch No. 1 heavy full octagon barrel;
pistol grip, cheekrest w/accent line; blade and buckhorn sights; sling swivel posts for original-type hook and
loop swivels; NIB; $1,900.

1885 WINCHESTER REPRODUCTIONS

C. SHARPS ARMS CO., INC. (MONTANA ARMORY)
HW-1 New Model 1885 Highwall Classic Sporting Rifle. Caliber .22 LR. 28" standard weight tapered
full octagon barrel; extra fancy American Walnut straight stock with cheekrest and accent line; German silver
forearm inlay; color cased receiver group and crescent buttplate; single set trigger; MVA Schuetzen tang
sight; globe front sight w/apertures; 99.5%; $2,250.

HW-2 New Model 1885 Highwall Classic Sporting Rifle. Caliber .25-35 Winchester; 26-inch standard
weight tapered octagon barrel; fancy American walnut; cresent steel buttplate; straight grip; silver inlay in
forend; single set trigger; scope block installed for modern scopes; 99.5%; $1,850.

HW-3 New Model 1885 Highwall Semi-Custom Target Rifle. Caliber .32-40 Winchester; 28-inch heavy
part octagon barrel, 1-14" twist, hand polished blue; barrel stampings one flat left; extra-extra fancy
Ameircan walnut; pistol gripcheekrest w/accent line, ebony inlay in pistol grip; ebony forend tip; full fill finish;
French Grey receiver group and checkered steel buttplate; single set trigger; scope blocks for Unertl/Lyman
STS type mounts; I had this rifle built as a Schuetzen benchrest rifle; 99.5%; $2,675.

HW-4 New Model 1885 Highwall Target Rifle. Caliber .38-56 Winchester; 30-inch heavy part octagon
barrel; extra fancy American perch-belly walnut stock with add-on pistol grip, cheekrest w/accent line;
German silver forend inlay; French Grey receiver group and checkered steel buttplate; single set trigger;
98%; $1,750.

HW-5 New Model 1885 Highwall Target Rifle. Caliber .40-50 Sharps Straight; Ron Snover 30-inch
heavy full octagon barrel; standard grade American walnut with pistol grip, cheekrest w/accent line; case
colored receiver group and checkered steel buttplate; single set trigger; 95%; $1,600.

HW-6 New Model 1885 Highwall Classic Sporting Rifle. Caliber .40-70 2.1 BN (essentially a 40-70 2.5
BN Sharps, but utilizing resized .45-70 brass); 26-inch standard weight tapered octagon barrel; extra fancy
American walnut; pistol grip and forend w/German silver inlays; cheek rest w/accent line; French Grey
receiver group and buttplate; blade front and New Ideal tang sights. NIB. $2,200.

HW-7 New Model 1885 Highwall Semi-Custom Target Rifle. Caliber .40-65 Winchester. 30-inch heavy
part octagon barrel, hand polished to satin finish; extra fancy American walnut (dark, marbled pattern); pistol
grip; cheekrest w/accent line, silver inlays in grip and forend; French Grey receiver group and checkered
steel buttplate; single set trigger; CSA Custom Shop fit and finish; no sights; 98%; $2,600.

HW-8 New Model 1885 Highwall Sporting Rifle. Caliber .405 Winchester; 26-inch standard weight
tapered full octagon barrel w/standard blue/black finish; extra fancy American walnut, fiddleback w/full fill
satin finish; pistol grip stock with ebony inlay; cheekrest w/accent line; Schnabel forend with ebony tip;
arched checkered steel buttplate; single set trigger; sling swivel posts for original type hook and loop swivels;
case colored receiver group and buttplate; globe front with .025 post, Marbles tang sight; 99.5%; $2,650.

HW-9 New Model 1885 Highwall Semi-Custom Sporting Rifle. Caliber .30-40 Krag; 28-inch part
octagon barrel; no dovetails; high polish finish; barrel stampings one flat to left; XXX fancy American walnut;
straight grip; cheekrest w/accent line, forend w/ebony inlay; French Grey receiver group and checkered steel
buttplate; single set trigger; scope block for modern scopes; CSA Custom Shop detail fit and finish; $2,500.

HW-10 New Model 1885 Highwall Target Rifle. Caliber .44- 2.1 (essentially, a .45-70 in .44 caliber); 30inch
heavy tapered full octagon barrel; extra fancy American walnut, German silver inlays in pistol grip and
forend; cheekrest w/accent line; French Grey receiver group and buttplate; single-set trigger; 99%; $2,400.

1894 WINCHESTER REPRODUCTION

W-1 1894 Winchester Classic Model. Caliber .32-40 Winchester; this rifle started life in 1968 as a new
in the box 1894 Winchester Classic Model in .30-30 Winchester; at the time, I belonged to a Schuetzen club
in Florida which got into, among other things, lever action matches, so I sent the rifle to a gunsmith in
Oregon, who re-barreled it with an air-gauged 30-inch full octagon Douglas barrel in .32-40; sights are a
Lyman adjustable tang sight and Lyman 17A front globe w/apertures; unsually nice piece of factory stock
wood and best factory trigger I’ve ever seen on a lever action rifle; like new, and I may have the original box
somewhere; rifle is extremely accurate with the old John Wayne “Duke” factory ammunition, so no telling
what it could do with handloads; NIB .30-30 Classics are selling for up to $2,000 on gun.broker.com; $995.

1877 SHARPS REPRODUCTION

AXTELL RIFLE COMPANY (Sheridan, Montana)

77-1 1877 Sharps, No. 2 Long Range. Caliber .45-70; 34-inch tapered barrel with Rigby flat at top of
receiver; gorgeous English walnut, pistol grip, shotgun buttstock; full pattern checkering; fired only a few
rounds; single trigger in the Creedmoor style; complete with full compliment of Riflesmith sights in leatherette
box (globe front with spirit level and apertures, elevation and windage adjustable tang); go to Axtell’s website
and then tell me you wouldn’t want one of these; as new; $3,500.

BALLARD REPRODUCTIONS

BALLARD RIFLE & CARTRIDGE, LLC (Cody, Wyoming)

B-1 1875 No. 1 Silhouette; Caliber .40-60 Maynard; 29.5-inch full round heavy barrel; extra-extra fancy
American walnut w/semi-piano finish; straight stock w/shotgun buttplate, cheekrest and accent line; full
pattern checkering; color cased checkered steel buttplate and receiver group; double set triggers; MVA
globe front w/apertures and MVA Soule-type tang; lots of brass and .408 Cody Ballard mould block; except
for noticeable shipping dent on upper left forend, about a 95% rifle; $2,500.

B-2 1875 No. 5 Pacific Rifle. Caliber .40-90 Sharps Straight; straight stock; standard grade American
walnut; color cased receiver group and crescent buttplate; wiping rod; double set triggers; Cody Ballard-
supplied sights, globe with post front and elevation adjustable tang; 99%; $2,250.

ROLLING BLOCKS
(Originals and Reproductions)

Note: A lot of what you see on Gunbroker.com and GunsAmerica.com is absolute junk. The original military
rifles listed below are nice, clean (mostly arsenal refinished, I would guess) examples, complete with
original ramrods, sights and, to the best of my knowledge, all other parts.

RB-1 Remington Rolling Block New York State Militia Musket. Caliber .50-70 Government; faint
cartouches on left and right sides of wrist; small “41" (rack or other inventory number?) stamped into lower
comb of buttstock; some roughness along ramrod channel; original ramrod which shows some pitting on the
tulip; other metal parts have turned brown; decent stock with small gouge on left side; very good bore (which
has not been cleaned) and relatively sharp rifling; these are getting really hard to find in this condition; $1,100.

RB-2 Remington Argentine Contract Rifle. Caliber .43 Spanish; a really nice, clean arsenal refinished
rifle; bluing is excellent (but with some minor pitting underneath) and wood has only minor nicks and dings;
bright, shiny bore with sharp rifling; should be a great shooter; brass and dies available; $750.

RB-3 Remington 1902 Rolling Block. Caliber 7mm (7x57 Mauser); this rifle was apparently refinished
some time ago and the stock sanding was somewhat aggressive (slightly rounded edges at wood/metal fit),
but the result was a 100-year old stock with virtually no dings/dents; retains 90+% blue on barrel, with all
other metal parts turned brown; original ramrod; absolutely no rust or pitting; rear sight is the “roller-coaster”
pattern; bore is dark and rifling has lost its sharpness at the breech; action is very, very tight; this is a really
clean 1902; $750.

RB-3 Remington 1902 Rolling Block. Caliber 7mm (7x57 Mauser); this rifle is purportedly one of those
acquired by the British Royal Navy for the alledged purpose of destroying floating mines in shipping lanes;
“BNP” over crown stamped on upper left side of receiver, left side of block and left side of hammer; typical
military stock dents and dings, very minor crack on buttstock at buttplate; fair amount of blue remaining on
barrel, block and hammer; very faint case colors on left side of receiver; original ramrod has brass brazed
repair just below patch slot; this rifle was photographed by the individual from whom I purchased it for use
in George Layman’s new rolling block book; barrel is fairly dark and rifling shows some wear, particularly
at breech end; $850.

RB-4 Remington No. 4 Rolling Block. Caliber .22 S, L, LR; solid frame; excellent wood; decent bore
and strong rifling; a squirrel would consider it an honor to be brought down by this piece of history; $550

RB-5 Pedersoli Rolling Block. Caliber .45-70; imported by Navy Arms; 26-inch heavy part octagon
barrel; perfect bore, wood and blue; probably unfired; this model had a brass barrel band, trigger guard and
buttplate, which I treated with Birchwood Casey Blue/Black solution in order to make it more suitable as a
woods rifle; didn’t turn out exactly as I wanted, but with a little more work, would look cool; $500.

RB-6 Pedersoli John Bodine Long Range Target Rifle. Caliber .45-70; 30-inch heavy octagon barrel;
double set triggers; full compliment of Pedersoli target sights; ANIB; $1,500.

TRAPDOORS
(Original and Reproduction)

TD-1 Springfield U.S. Model of 1884. Caliber .45-70; everything’s here, including original
ramrod/bayonet; decent wood with no gouges or serious scrapes, dings or dents; visible cartouche on upper
left wrist; all metal parts have turned brown, but no rust or pitting anywhere; a good, honest 1884; muzzle
needs to be re-crowned to make it a shooter; $950.

TD-2 Harrington & Richardson Commemorative Officer’s Model of 1873. Caliber .45-70; appears
unfired; wiping rod present; no stock blemishes, but small amount if rust/pitting at upper end of buttplate,
which seems to be a common problem with these rifles (see Bill Goodman’s 5/30/08 list
[www.goodmanguns.com]) ; no signs of firing or use; except for the buttplate blemish, it’s otherwise as new
in the original (albeit a little worn) box; $895.

SPENCER REPRODUCTION

SP-1 Spencer Model 1868 Rifle. Caliber 56/50 Spencer; manufactured by Armi Sport, imported by
Taylor’s & Co., Inc. (Winchester, VA); the carbines are fairly readily available, the rifles are not; this rifle has
been fired less than a dozen rounds, so is virtually as new in original box; brass and dies available; if you
don’t think the U.S. dollar is in big trouble, check out what’s happened to the U.S. price of Pedersoli’s,
Uberti’s, etc; $1,100.

MAUSERS

M-1 Argentine Model of 1891 (Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891). Caliber 7.65 x 53 Mauser;
manufactured by Loewe, Berlin; all numbers (L9731) matching, including ramrod; Argentine crest ground
off receiver top, as is true with most of the imports; very sharp cartouche and inspector’s marks on an
unusually (for a military rifle) highly figured stock; very few dings or dents; bright finished bolt; almost all blue
remains on barrel, barrel bands, sling swivels and receiver; buttplate is grey patina; bore is a little dark but
rifling appears fairly strong, and all may clean up with a little work; this rifle has the best looking piece of
wood I’ve ever seen on a military rifle; $650.

M-2 Argentine Model of 1909 (Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909). Caliber 7.65 x 53 Mauser;
manufactured by Deutsche Waffen-Und Munitions Fabriken - Berlin; all numbers (L2896) matching,
including ramrod; stock has very faint cartouche, inspectors marks, and very few dents and dings; sharp
Argentine crest present on receiver; bright, shiny bore with clear, sharp rifling; typical bright finish on receiver
and bolt, faded blue on barrel, buttplate and barrel bands; this is a very, very clean specimen of a 100-year
old military rifle; got to be a great shooter; $650.

M-3 Argentine Model of 1909 (Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909). Caliber 7.65 x 53 Mauser;
manufactured by Deutsche Waffen-Und Munitions Fabriken -Berlin; all numbers (N4277) matching,
including ramrod; stock has very sharps cartouche and inspector’s marks, with very few dents and dings;
sharp Argentine crest present on receiver; bright, shiny bore with clear, sharp rifling; typical bright finish on
receiver and bolt, strong blue on barrel, barrel bands, sling swivels and sights; grey patina buttplate; nice
figure in buttstock, handguard wood is somewhat lighter; this is another very, very clean example of a 1909
Argentine Mauser; should be a great shooter; $650.

M-4 Chilean Model of 1895 (Mauser Chileno Modelo 1895) Caliber 7.65 x 53 Mauser; manufactured
by Loewe, Berlin; all numbers (E826) matching, including ramrod; stock is nearly flawless, but no cartouche
or inspector’s marks; crest is barely visible under the arsenal reblue; bright, shiny bore with clear, sharp
rifling; typical bright finish on bolt; strong blue on barrel, barrel bands, sling swivels, and buttplate, some
scuffing on underside of trigger guard; condition of the wood on this rifle is amazing; $650.

M-5 Swedish Model of 1896. Caliber 6.5x55; manufactured by Carl Gustaf in 1920 and so marked on
receiver; all numbers (486466) matching (except for cleaning rod); stock is excellent condition beech with
very , very few dings or dents; crown cartouche on lower wrist; blue is outstanding everywhere, except minor
wear on edges of trigger guard and fading on sling swivels and front sight hood (many of which are missing);
bright finish bolt showing no wear; bright, shiny bore with sharp rifling; original leather sling (crown marked);
correct brass inspection disk and ammunition conversion chart affixed to buttstock; an exceptionally clean
Swedish Mauser; C.A.I., St. Albans, VT import, so marked on right side of barrel at muzzle; $650.

M-6 Sporterized Argentine Model of 1891 (Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891). Caliber 7.65 x 53
Mauser; original barreled action by Deutsche Waffen-Und Munitions Fabriken - Berlin; stepped barrel cut
to about 21"; stock cut to sporting rifle length and slightly darker wood nosecap installed; original rear inletted
sling swivel removed and ebony insert installed; new sling swivel posts installed on forend and buttstock;
bolt handle bent; wood has been removed from buttstock to create a righthand cheekpiece; original
buttplate; bore is bright and shiny, with sharp rifling, as you would expect; serrated ramp front sight with
beaded blade and Williams windage/elevation adjustable receiver sight; this a cool sporterized military rifle;
excellent condition, free of dents and nicks, rust or pitting of any sort; $500.00

MARTINI-HENRY

MH-1 Sporterized Martini-Henry. Caliber 9x57R Mauser; you may have seen pigs fly, but you’ve never
seen anything like this one-of-a-kind rifle; short-lever Martini-Henry action (not sure which model, but
probably a Mark III), outstanding color case hardening, with blued lever, safety and cocking indicator;
gorgeous light wood (not sure what) 2-piece stock with dark (almost black) streaks, straight grip with
decelerator pad, semi-gloss hard finish; topped with Burris 2x5 scope; rifle shows absolutely no use or wear;
loaded ammunition and brass available from Quality Cartridge Co. (qual-cart.com); 2 boxes included; $995.

MUZZLELOADING

JB-1 Jonathan Browning Mountain Rifle. .50 caliber; iron (brown) furniture; THE classic reproduction
muzzleloading rifle; I can’t seem to stop buying these, this is my third one; as new condition; $850.

RUGER NO. 1'S
R-1 Ruger No. 1-B. caliber .22 Hornet; fairly rare in this caliber; excellent condition; $750.

R-2 Ruger No. 1-B. caliber .218 Bee; absolutely gorgeous wood for a Ruger; ANIB; $850.

R-3 Ruger No. 1-B. caliber .257 Roberts; another fairly rare caliber; excellent condition; $650.

R-4 Ruger No. 1-B. caliber .223; McGowen heavy barrel; a good bench or varmint gun, but not for tot’in; $500

R-5 Ruger No. 1-B. caliber .243 Winchester; red pad gun (SN 131 prefix range); pretty nice piece of
wood, except for a scratch on each side of the buttstock, which will not affect coyote-killing ability at all; $600.

R-6 Ruger No. 1-B. caliber 7mm Remington Magnum; custom stocked with a super piece of walnut and
brown decelerator pad; forend has been done like a Ruger No. 3, with sling swivel/barrel band; excellent
condition; $650.

R-7 Ruger No. 1-S. caliber 458 Winchester Magnum; nice piece of wood; this was going to be a .45-90
blackpowder project that never got off the ground; $550.

R-8 Ruger No. 1-V. caliber .220 Swift; good looking wood; NIB; $650.

R-9 Ruger No. 1-RSI. caliber 7x 57 Mauser; NIB; $650.

R-10 Ruger No. 1-A. caliber 6.5 x 55; stainless steel barrel and action; wood stock; limited edition, 2007; NIB; $850.

REPRODUCTION STEVENS MODEL 44 ½

CPA-1 CPA Corporation Model 44 ½. Caliber .32-40; one of Paul’s earlier guns; 28-inch #4 heavy part
octagon Douglas barrel w/target bases; retro-fitted with speed hammer; comes with both schuetzen-style
and silhouette/bench style stocks, plug-type breech seater; palm rest, and Jerry Barnett (now deceased)
mould matched to throated chamber; $1,100.

CPA-2 CPA Corporation Model 44 ½. Two (2) 28-inch #4 heavy part octagon Douglas barrels w/target
bases, one in .40-65 and the other in .40-60 Maynard; silhouette/bench style stock; palm rest; $1,200.

CPA-3 CPA Corporation Model 44 ½. Caliber .22LR; 28-inch #3 Shilen part octagon barrel w/target
bases; silhouette/bench style stock (forearm finished, buttstock sanded and ready for finish; a consistent
200-yard rimfire match winner; $1,000.