New Arrivals
Smith & Wesson 32 DA 4th Model .32 *Factory Box*
Smith & Wesson 32 DA 4th Model .32 S&W Revolver
5 round capacity & 3in barrel. Checkered grips with matching serial numbers stamped on reverse side. Made in Springfield Mass between 1899 & 1909. Blued frame, trigger guard, cylinder & barrel. Case colored trigger and knurled hammer. Top of barrel knurled top break lever. Rear notch and front fixed blade sight. Serial numbers matching on the frame, cylinder, reverse side grip plates & barrel. Comes in factory box. Must ship to FFL $500.00
Smith & Wesson Model 41 Target Pistol
Precision American Rimfire Performance
The Smith & Wesson Model 41 has long been regarded as one of the finest American-made .22 LR target pistols, known for its exceptional accuracy and refined trigger.
This example features the desirable long barrel configuration, paired with a compensator that enhances stability and control. The pistol is fitted with checkered wood target grips, offering both improved ergonomics and a classic, high-end appearance.
The Model 41 was purpose-built for competitive and precision shooting, and continues to be highly sought after for its smooth operation and consistent performance. Known for one of the finest factory triggers ever offered in a rimfire pistol, it remains a benchmark in its class.
This pistol presents in very good condition, with clean metal surfaces and a well-maintained overall appearance. Light, honest handling marks are present, consistent with responsible use, but nothing that detracts from its function or appeal.
A strong example of a classic American target pistol—equally suited for the range or a well-rounded collection. Must ship to FFL
$1,495.00
Anschütz Model 1408 Match Rifle
Anschütz Model 1408 Match Rifle
German Precision from the Golden Era
Crafted during the height of German sporting arms excellence, this Anschütz Model 1408 represents a time when precision, balance, and craftsmanship defined competitive shooting.
Designed for serious target work, the 1408 became a staple in collegiate and club-level competition, valued for its exceptional accuracy and refined mechanical performance. These rifles were built as true instruments—engineered to deliver consistency shot after shot.
This example remains a strong representation of that legacy. The rifle features its original match configuration, including a precision diopter rear sight, heavy target barrel, and a fully adjustable stock system with anatomical grip and aluminum buttplate. The accessory rail is fitted with a period-correct hand stop, and the rifle is accompanied by a leather match sling.
The overall condition is very good, with well-preserved metal finish and a clean stock showing only light, honest signs of use. It presents as a carefully maintained rifle that has been respected over time.
Rifles of this era continue to be sought after not only for their performance, but for their place in the evolution of precision rimfire shooting. Must ship to FFL
$1,695.00
Mauser C-96 Broomhandle
Anschütz Model 1408 Match Rifle
Mauser C96 “Broomhandle” Pistol – 7.63 Mauser 1920–1923 Production
Offered for sale is a classic Mauser C96 “Broomhandle” semi-automatic pistol in 7.63 Mauser, one of the most iconic early military handguns ever produced. This example falls within the serial range ~859,000, placing its manufacture in the early post–World War I commercial production period, approximately 1920–1923.
This pistol exhibits the distinctive long barrel configuration with integral box magazine and original broomhandle grip profile. The right side of the frame is correctly marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N”, consistent with commercial/export production of the era. Metal retains an even, aged patina with honest wear throughout
No signs of refinishing; finish appears original, Bore shows wear consistent with age but remains serviceable. All major components appear correct to the period. Grips are in very good condition with strong figure and minimal handling wear. Reproduction wooden shoulder stock/holster with leather harness (well-fitted and visually appropriate to the period. Based on the observed serial number (859625) and configuration, this pistol was manufactured during Mauser’s post-WWI commercial production, a time when many C96 pistols were produced for export and civilian sales. These later commercial guns are increasingly desirable due to their historical context bridging Imperial and interwar periods.
A solid, honest example of the legendary C96 with strong visual appeal, desirable configuration, and a classic display presence with stock/holster. Perfect for collectors, display, or as a representative piece of early semi-automatic handgun development. Must ship to FFL $1,800
