Gun Model Gallery

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Winchester Model 1866 lever action rifle owned by Blackfoot Chief Curley Bear.from Heritage Auctions
slowking-s-thompson:Beretta Model 92FS
John Ulrich engraved Winchester Model 1910 semi automatic rifle.from Rock Island Auctions
John Ulrich engraved and gold plated Marlin M1897 Exhibition model lever action rifle.from Cowan’s A
The Remington Nylon Model 66,Quick, name the first mass produced rifle to use a synthetic stock rath
Engraved Winchester Model 1866 with ivory stock and forearm.
US Model 1816 flintlock musket with patriotic silver decorationsfrom Amoskeag Auction Co.
Engraved and relief carved Austrian Model 1952 Mannlicher Schoenauer bolt action hunting rifle.from
gunsandposes:Civil War portrait photography: “Unidentified soldier in Confederate uniform with Berda
British Throneycroft Model 1906 experimental bolt action rifle.from The Royal Armouries Collection
Factory engraved Winchester Model 1907 semi automatic rifle, early 20th century.
The Last Charleville Infantry Musket — The Model 1777,The Charleville pattern musket served as the p
Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle with carvings by the Tlingit people, Pacific Northwest, lat
Maxim Model 1898 machine gun produced by the German company DWM for the Argentinian Army.from Morphy
American Civil War era Spencer Model 1860 repeating rifle,
Bavarian Werder Model 1869 breechloading carbine.from Carol Watson’s Orange Coast Auctions
Colt Model 1860 Army with decorations by Tiffany and Co. to commemorate the Civil War.Value: $17,500
Swedish Model 1894/14 Carl Gustav carbine, produced for El Salvadorfrom Hermann Historica
Colt Model 1855 saddle ring carbinefrom Heritage Auctions
John Ulrich engraved and gold plated Marlin Model 1893 exhibition riflefrom Cowan’s Auctions
Excellent condition DWM Model 1909 Argentinian Mauser bolt action rifle.Estimated Value: $1,400 - $1
French Tulle Arsenal Model 1917 semi auto rifle, circa World War I - World War IIfrom Rock Island Au
A silver handled Smith and Wesson New Model No. 3 single action revolver engraved by Tiffany and Co.
A Model 1817 flintlock musket contract built by Henry Deringer, circa 1841.
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