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Engraved German schuetzen target rifle, late 19th centuryfrom Poulin Antiques
Engraved and relief carved Buchel Meister German schuetze target rifle, late 19th century.from Rock
A custom Marlin Ballard Pope target rifle with shooters kit, late 19th century.
Engraved Stevens Pope single shot target rifle. Late 19th century.
Custom Swiss engraved K. Zimmerman .22 caliber target rifle, late 19th century.
Custom left handed Stevens single shot target rifle, late 19th century.
Finely engraved Aydt system German breechloading schuetzen target rifle, late 19th century.from Rock
Martini Style Schuetzen Target Rifle by J. Blattmann of Waedenswyl, Switzerland, Late 19th century.f
The Remington Rolling Block Boy Scout rifle,Since its founding in 1910 over 110 million Americans ha
Silver mounted percussion target rifle crafted by M. A. Baker of Feyetteville, North Carolina, circa
Deluxe and gold inlaid Steyr breechloading single shot target rifle. Late 19th century.Estimated Va
militaryarmament:A soldier from the 101st Airborne Division firing his rifle at a target during a st
Percussion underhammer muzzleloading target rifle, mid 19th century.
Engraved and carved German schuetzen target rifle crafted by J. Kowar of Amberg, late 19th century.
A silver mounted percussion target rifle originating from Switzerland, circa 1827.
Custom engraved Stevens No. 44 single shot target rifle, late 19th century.
Beautiful Stevens Sillouette Rifle.
Pair of Billinghurst-Vetterli underhammer percussion muzzleloading target rifles.
Lovely custom Marlin Ballard single shot target rifle, late 19th century.
Swedish rifle team, Stockholm Olympics, 1912.
Ornate single shot breechloading German schuetzen target rifle, late 19th century.from James D. Juli
Howard University Women’s Rifle Team, 1935.
A lovely engraved Sharps Model 1874 breechloading single shot silhouette target rifle. Includes gol
A customized Marlin Ballard Pope single shot muzzleloading target rifle, late 19th century.
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