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A variation of the Reising Model 50, the Model 55 was adopted by the United States Marine Corps for issue to vehicle crewmen and Marine Paratroopers.

Designed for use as an automatic police carbine, the Reising Model 50 uses a closed bolt action. Blade front and adjustable peep rear sights, with a c

This is an example of a early WWII M1 carbine made by the Quality Hardware company that has been legally converted and registered with the ATF as a fu

This World War II Colt Model 1911A1 Pistol was manufactured by Colt and shipped to Springfield Armory on October 10, 1941. The pistol has a parkerized

This excellent original U.S. Model 1911 Automatic Pistol was manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1915. This is one of 25,767 M1911 pistols manufactu

Produced in 1941, shortly before the high polish blue finish and checkered walnut grips were phased out in favor of the matte parkerized finish and pl

Manufactured in the first year of production, this is a very fine original example of a Colt Government Model Pistol. The slide has the standard two l

Produced in 1918, This is an excellent example of a late WWI Colt M1911 Army contract pistol. Fixed sights, with the left side of the slide showing th

Model 1911A1 Automatic Pistol manufactured by the Ithaca Gun Co., in 1945. This 6th Contract pistol was one of 5000 shipped to the Rock Island Ordnanc

Produced by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors from 1942-1945, the Liberator was issued the nomenclature "Flare Pistol, 45 Caliber"...

This U.S. Model 1911A1 Automatic Pistol was manufactured by Remington Rand, Inc., of Syracuse, New York in 1943. The mainspring housing has eight ribs

Manufactured in 1942, this is a Colt Woodsman Target pistol purchased by the Army Ordnance and is possibly one of an estimated total of 3,962 pistols

Model 1911A1 Automatic Pistol manufactured in 1944 by the Remington Rand Co., of Syracuse, New York. The barrel is stamped with the "HS" (...

Made in 1943. Fixed sights, with the two line/ two block address and patent markings "P" and Rampant Colt on the matching numbered. "...

Manufactured 1917. This pistol was one of 500 shipped to the Springfield Armory on October 16, 1917. The left side of the slide is marked with the two

This is an example of a WWII issue "US Property" marked 1903 hammerless pistol manufactured in 1942. These pistols were issued to many Ge...

This is a Pre-World War II production U.S. Springfield Model 1903 Rifle with "3-36" dated star-gauged barrel. The rifle appears to be a M1...

Manufactured in August of 1942. The rear of the receiver is marked "U.S. RIFLE / CAL. 30 M1 / SPRINGFIELD / ARMORY" over the serial number...

Formed by the Irwin family, furniture makers from Michigan and John Pederson, inventor of the Pederson Device, Irwin-Pederson produced approximately 1

Blade front and adjustable rear sight, with "10-44" dated Inland barrel, "AI" Type III barrel band, round bolt, milled guard, bu...

Single bead sight on the combination bayonet lug and 6-hole heat shield, which partially covers the commercial markings on the barrel. "P/ flam...

Blade and ladder sights, with Springfield barrel "3-07", standard receiver markings. Mounted with a smooth correct no-bolt stock with a bo...

Blade and two leaf sights, with "9-42" Inland barrel, Type I barrel band, flat bolt, milled trigger guard, checkered button safety and ser...

this Winchester Model 1897 Riot Gun was manufactured during WWII. This is an example of a Model 1897 with U.S. property markings and Ordnance inspecti

Post-War production. Blade and peep sights, with "DRC" and "NI C" drums. Fitted with a Springfield "3 55" barrel, Spri...

Blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, with the Rock-Ola barrel dated "3-43". Fitted with a Type I barrel band, flat top bolt, milled trigger...

Winchester Model 12 Trench Gun manufactured in 1943. This Trench Gun has the Winchester commercial blue finish on the hand guard/bayonet lug, barrel,

This is a nice example of a Winchester Model 52D Target Rifle. The left rear of the barrel is marked with the standard Winchester trademark, model and

Blade and two leaf sights, with "12-42" Inland barrel, Type I barrel band, flat bolt, "TX3996680" marked milled trigger guard, b...

This M2 rifle is an improved version of the Model 1922 M1 that features an altered firing mechanism with faster lock time, round knurled cocking knob

Blade front and "S" marked two leaf rear sights with a Type I barrel band, "2-44" Underwood barrel, parkerized bolt, "U&quo...

Manufactured in 1942. The shotgun has the take-down frame, low comb stock and six hole hand guard/bayonet lug that are characteristic of most WWII Mod

Produced in October of 1941, this rifle bears markings which suggest that it was provided to Great Britain as part of the Lend Lease program. Standard

Manufactured from 1931 until 1949. Single bead sight, 2 3/4" chamber, choked cylinder. Standard markings with ribbed forearm, smooth pistol gri...

Blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, Winchester marked barrel, Type I barrel band, flat blued bolt, checkered push button safety, "W" magaz...

Blade and folding ladder sights with a "2-42" dated Remington barrel and "R" marked small parts. Standard markings on the top of...

Blade front and 2-leaf rear sights, with an undated I.B.M. barrel, Type I barrel band, flat top bolt, milled trigger guard and "SN" push b...

Colt U.S. Navy Contract Model 1911 Semi-Automatic pistol manufactured in 1912. This pistol was one of 1000 guns shipped to the Brooklyn Navy Yard on

This is a nicely restored example of a U.S. Army contract Colt Model 1911 Semi-automatic pistol that was manufactured in 1916. This pistol was one of

This is a nice correct example of an early WWI Model 1911 pistol manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1915. The right side of the slide has the tradi

Manufactured 1918. This pistol was one of 4,400 shipped to the Springfield Armory on April 10, 1918. The left side of the slide is marked with the two

Manufactured in 1913, this pistol is one of 1,000 shipped to the Benicia Arsenal, Benicia, California on May 21, 1913. The left side of the slide is m

This is an excellent, all original late World War I production Colt Model 1911 "US Army" contract pistol that was manufactured in October ...

This is a scarce example of a U.S. Model 1902 holster that was manufactured by the Rock Island Arsenal. The front of the flap is embossed "US&q...

This is a super rare example of an original, "US Army" Trials Holster that was manufactured by the Rock Island Arsenal for the Colt 1907 4...

This Colt Service Model Ace Semi-Automatic Pistol was manufactured by Colt in 1941. This pistol, serial number, 2053 was one of 103 Service Model Ace

Blade and notch sights, with the two line address, patent marks and "COLT D.A. 38" on the barrel, with the circled Rampant Colt on the fra...

This revolver was made for the U.S. Army as the Model 1894 and was delivered / inspected in 1896. Standard top barrel address/patent date (1884-1895)

The top of the barrel is marked with the two line Hartford address and patent date (1884-1895) markings with "COLT D.A. 38" on the left si...

A) Standard barrel markings with "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on the underside highlighted in white. Flaming Ordnance bomb on the left frame s...