incomplete, receiver, barrel and mounts in good condition, missing cleaning rod, boltstop, extractor including collar, cocking piece and striker, no valid proof, not functional due to drilled bore, bu...
matching numbered M.95, acceptance mark "W-n eagle 17", poor original condition, missing screw, no valid proof, condition IV.
Relict of a carbine, missing handguard, very poor original condition, no valid proof, condition V.
year of manufacture 1890, obviously converted to S bore though marked "8x57J", reworked, bore mediocre, proof 1977, numbered in Farsi (Turkey contract) condition III-IV.
poor condition, year of manufacture 1917, poor bore, proof obsolete, bayonet lug removed, condition IV.
Bulgarian Arsenal reworked, matchingly numbered, mediocre bore, stock heavily reworked, proof 1988, condition III.
original acceptance mark 1917, good bore, German proof of 1966, condition III.
good condition, bore mediocre, matching numbered, converted, free floating barrel without open sights and handguard, stock shortened, Leupold pivot mount bases, proof 1980, condition III.
matching numbered, proof 1970, bayonet lug missing, bore poor, condition III-IV.
year of manufacture 1954, missing action, hand guard and small parts, very good bore, in good condition, proof 1979. condition III.
typically Bulgarian Arsenal reworked, mediocre barrel, without valid proof, condition III.
Bulgarian Arsenal reworked, not matching numbered, bore mediocre, Ferlach reproof of 1991. condition III-IV.
acceptance mark illegible due to pitting, partially heavily pitted, surprisingly good bore, no valid proof, with original sling, condition IV.
year of manufacture 1958, barrel, receiver and bolt, safety missing, sights incomplete, bore very good, valid Birmingham proof, condition III.
Target rifle converted to central fire, receiver of Striberny, adapted with set trigger and altered sights (missing peep sight), various small parts missing, condition IV-V.
Typically Bulgarian Arsenal reworked, good bore, without valid proof, condition III.
barrel replaced, no Bulgarian Asenal rework! Bore mediocre, good original condition. proof 2010 - condition III.
coded "27 1939", barrel shortened, stock heavily converted, matching numbered action to be preserved, condition V-VI.
year of manufacture 1890, perhaps converted to S bore, bore good, proof 1975, sights and numbered in Farsi (Turkey contract) no proof visible, condition III-IV.
year of manufacture 1890, perhaps converted to S bore, patinated finish, bore mediocre, no proof visible, sights and numbered in Farsi (Turkey contract),condition III-IV.
year of manufacture 1890, converted to S bore, reworked, mediocre bore, proof 1978, condition III-IV.
year of manufacture 1890, perhaps converted to S bore, finish heavily abgenutzt, no proof visible, sights and numbered in Farsi (Turkey contract) condition III-IV.
year of manufacture 1890, converted to S bore, almost no original finish, barrel mediocre, not matching numbered (receiver numbered in Farsi), proof 1976, condition III-IV.
year of manufacture 1890, obviously converted to S bore though marked "8x57J", patinated and flash rusty, bore mediocre, proof 1975, sights and numbered in Farsi (Turkey contract) proof 1992, conditio...
rebarelled 1942 in Tula, old long model, octagonal receiver ring, stock repaired. bore mediocre, matching numbered. proof 1979, condition III-IV.
E>laborateonversion of a rifle 88 in Turkey to 8x57IS, new barrel and sights, restocked including handguard, good bore, original condition, proof 1977, condition III, with muzzle cap, rare model, inte...
year of manufacture 1938, not matching numbered, good bore, proof 1965, spotted, condition III-IV.
matching numbered, finish only about 50%, very good bore, no proof visible, condition III-IV.
Stutzen of the first Austrian army, with typical front sight protector, heavily reworked and reblued, good barrel. no valid proof, original sling, condition III.
barrel, receiver and bolt externally good, bore worn, stamped sight protector, proof 1979, condition of parts II-III.
very rare Steyr rifle, matching numbered, bayonet lug missing, poor condition with cracked stock, bore poor, proof 1970, interesting collectors' item, condition IV.
matching numbered M.95, acceptance mark "W-n eagle 15", patinated original condition, no valid proof, condition III-IV.
Spanish police carbine in handgun calibre, Spanish proof, condition IV.
Bulgarian export model of 1903, Bulgarian Arsenal reworked and matchingly renumbered, very good bore, German proof, condition III.
not matching numbered, very good bore, barrel and barrel band externally very spotted, no proof visible, condition III.
Made in Enfield 1929, magazine cut-off removed, bore mediocre, partially patinated, proof 1990, condition III-IV
year of manufacture 1938, not matching numbered, bore poor, proof 1985, condition III-IV.
matching numbered, finish only about 80%, very good bore, no proof visible, condition III.
patinated and heavily flash rusty, bore good, no valid proof, condition IV.
year of manufacture 1967, from a "Rifle 7.62 mm 2A1" to Jungle Carbine shortened and converted barrel with receiver and fore-end. bore very good, no proof. condition III.
year of manufacture 1890, obviously converted to S bore though marked "8x57J", patinated and flash rusty, bore mediocre, proof 1975, sights and numbered in Farsi (Turkey contract) condition III-IV.
not matching numbered, very good bore, no proof visible, condition II.
Chassepot needlefire rifle converted to the French central fire cartridge 11 mm Gras, year of manufacture 1872, with bent bolt handle, externally spotted, good bore, no proof, condition III-IV.
single shot falling block action, made for the Egyptian police, this special bore size prevents the unauthorised use of commercial ammunition of 12 or 16 bore, flash rusty, heavily useder condition, n...
patinated and heavily flash rusty, barrel drilled, tapped and closed with screw, still able to fire, no valid proof, with sling, condition IV-V.
Peru Mauser of FN, not matching numbered, triggerguard with missing parts, mediocre bore, no proof visible, condition IV.
Converted to single shot by blocking the not matching numbered magazine, finish about 80%, very good bore, no proof visible, condition III.
Chassepot needlefire rifle converted to the French central fire cartridge 11 mm Gras, year of manufacture 1870, pitted original condition, barrel bulged near muzzle, condition IV-V.
