Antique, Military & Modern Firearms Auction – Featuring Rare Collector Guns

Cadex Defence CDX-40 Shadow long-range precision rifle chambered in .375 CheyTac, equipped with a 32″ fluted match-grade barrel with factory installed muzzle brake. The rifle is finished in FDE tan Cerakote with 60 MOA full-length Picatinny top rail. The chassis includes Cadex’s folding skeletonized buttstock with vertical fine-adjustment cheek riser, adjustable LOP, and rear monopod interface. The rifle is fitted with a DX2 Evo adjustable Single/Double Stage Trigger, and rounded bolt knob. The rifle utilizes a proprietary 5-round detachable box magazine. The .375 CheyTac chambering is designed for extreme-range applications, retaining supersonic flight past 2,500 yards with appropriate loads.Overall, the rifle is in near-new condition, showing 96% original finish with only minor signs of handling wear from use. The bore is mirror-bright with sharp rifling; bolt and action cycle smoothly and lock-up tight. All factory markings are sharp and well-defined. The rifle is topped with a Vortex Razor HD 4.5-27×56, with an EBR-7C MOA/MRAD reticle. A world-class extreme long-range precision platform. Includes a shooting matte/ padded case, roughly 140 rounds of mixed factory and hand loaded ammunition, as well as primed brass casings, projectiles, and reloading hardware (Including Dies, and Dillon Reloading Press). (Modern)

This excellent condition circa 1966 expertly engraved (w/ ~98% coverage including deep relief fancy scroll work & game bird/rabbit scenes applied to the French grey colored receiver, trigger guard, barrel release lever, forend release lever/base & rear linkage to the receiver front area) shotgun in 12-gauge w/ a 32″, ~99% black blued finish to the ventilated Broadway rib set of O/U ejector-equipted-barrels. The single trigger is gold plated. The tightly checkered hardwood semi-pistol grip butt stock is also excellent w/ beautiful flame pattern graining & a factory brown hard rubber butt pad/two spacers creating a LOP of 14.5″. The matching forend is likewise patterned w/ both displaying the majority of their rich oil finish remaining present. The engraving & markings are sharp, the actions crisp & the bores minty. Importantly, the engraving is signed on both sides of the receiver by Browning Master Engraver Lily Lambert. (C&R)

Pre-98 This circa 1885 expertly restored Winchester Third Model 1873 rifle in .32 W.C.F. cal w/ a 24.5″ half round/half octagon bbl (more value for half round/half octagon) displays ~99% black blued finish to the barrel assembly, full length magazine, loading port, trigger, dust cover, sights (front sight w/ polished fixed blade) & misc. small parts plus case colored receiver, side plates, lever/lever retainer, hammer, butt plate, forend cap (more value for case hardened frame/parts) & brass cartridge lifter. The deluxe hardwood butt stock & forend are excellent displaying pleasing grain patterns & the majority of their rich oil finish. Markings are sharp, action crisp & bore/rifling are fine. Includes restoration letter and copy of factory letter. (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

Pre-98 This circa 1882 expertly restored Winchester Second Model 1876 deluxe rifle in .45-60 cal w/ a 30″ octagon bbl (more value for long bbl) displays ~99% black blued finish to the barrel assembly/full length magazine tube, dust cover, loading port, set trigger, front sight & unusual rear buckhorn sight plus misc. small parts. The receiver is in fine condition w/ case coloring including the side plates, lever, hammer, butt plate & forend cap w/ a brass cartridge lifter. The deluxe checkered straight grip butt stock & matching checkered wood forend are excellent displaying outstanding grain patterns & majority of their rich oil finish. Markings are sharp, action crisp & bore/rifling are fine. (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

Pre-98 This circa 1892 expertly restored Winchester Third Model 1873 rifle in .32 W.C.F. cal w/ a 30″ octagon bbl (more value for the extra long barrel) w/ full length magazine displays ~99% black blued finish to the receiver, its side plates, mag cover & various small parts w/ a full length magazine plus a brass cartridge lifter & case colored hammer, trigger, lever/lever retainer & butt plate. The deluxe hardwood butt stock & forend are excellent displaying pleasing grain patterns & the majority of their rich oil finish. The markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are fine. Includes restoration letter and copy of factory letter. (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

Pre-98 This circa 1888 expertly restored Winchester Third Model 1873 deluxe rifle in .32 W.C.F. cal w/ a 26″ octagon bbl w/ full length magazine displays ~99% black blued finish to the barrel assembly, full length magazine, dust cover, loading port, set trigger, front (w/ fixed brass blade) & rear sights plus a brass cartridge lifter. The case colored receiver, side plates, hammer, loading lever/retainer, butt plate, forend cap & misc. small parts are excellent. The deluxe checkered pistol grip hardwood butt stock & matching forend are fine & show beautiful flame grain patterns + retain the majority of their rich oil finish. The markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are fine. Includes restoration letter. (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

Soviet Bloc SG-43 Goryunov General Purpose Machine Gun, semi-automatic kit build in 7.62x54R, 28.6″ finned barrel with large cone-style muzzle booster, Deep Polish arsenal Blue finish, heavy steel construction with smooth hardwood spade grips and integral folding steel seat on the rear of the mount. Receiver bears the Polish “CKM Wz. 43” marking on the top cover, a 1954 date, and the Circle (6) arsenal code, built on a U.S.-manufactured Ice House Mfg. semi-auto receiver using original Polish surplus parts. Features include adjustable rear sight, folding carry handle, and detachable wheeled mount with shield & bracket. This example is in very good overall condition, showing signs of careful use with scattered handling marks, minor finish wear on high edges. Wooden grips and hardware are solid with light scuffs and field wear consistent with age. Includes correct non-disintegrating metal feed tray and post-war Steel ammo box. Fully functional solid action, with a near excellent bore featuring light scattered erosion typical of a surplus firearm. A striking and rare Cold War-era belt-fed GPMG for the advanced collector or historic shooter. (Modern).

Pre-98 This circa 1881 expertly restored Winchester Second Model 1873 rifle in .44 W.C.F. cal w/ a 24″ octagon barrel/full length magazine displays ~99% black blued finish to the octagon barrel, full length magazine, sights, dust cover, loading port, single set trigger & misc. small parts plus a brass cartridge lifter & case colored receiver, side plates, hammer, lever/lever retainer, butt plate & forend cap. The checkered deluxe hardwood butt stock & forend (likely original wood to the gun) are fine w/ beautiful flame grained patterns & the majority of their rich oil finish remaining. The markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are fine. Includes copy of factory letter. (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

RA2 One micro paved CVD diamond ring in platinum set with a 4.05ct F color radiant cut CVD diamond and side diamonds

/6417 Like-new Colt Double Diamond Python revolver w/ Double Diamond Officer’s pistol in .357 magnum/.45 ACP cal w/ 6″/3.75″ bbls. Both display ~99% bright nickel finish to the gun’s parts w/ black finished front & rear sights. Both sets of factory hardwood grips are excellent w/ beautiful grain patterns & rich oil finishes. The markings are sharp, the actions are crisp & the bore/rifling of each are minty. Accompanied by a Letter from the Colt Custom Workshop. Also w/ a Colt factory presentation hardwood & glass showcase plus 150th year enameled disc & cardboard cover for the casing. A chance to obtain a limited production Custom Workshop set (only 1,000 made). (Modern/PPT)

British Made Accuracy International Arctic Warfare Magnum bolt-action rifle, chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum. 1997 production, with matte black finish and fixed composite stock. Equipped with a 27″ heavy barrel, compensator, and standard top rail mounting a US Optics 5x-25x Variable power scope, Range Finding recticle. The rifle is in excellent condition with minimal wear. The action is immaculate, bore is bright and sharp showing little use. A professional-grade precision rifle designed for long-range engagements under harsh conditions. Includes Custom Cushioned Starlight Hardcase, and 3x 5-round Magazines. (Modern)

Custom McMillan Bros long range bolt action target rifle, 6.5 Creedmoor cal., 28″ hand-lapped Schneider stainless match barrel, McMillan Bros SHOX pistol grip stock with adjustable butt plate, matte stainless receiver, no sights, black anodized aluminum ventilated handguard with rest, 10-round detachable Pmag magazine, Picatinny rail mounting system, Anschutz 2-stage adjustable trigger, polished bolt assembly, level tube, clear factory markings. The rifle is topped with a one-piece base, rings and U.S. Optics LR 3.2-17 x 44 T-Pal parallax w/ VS #3KN035 multi-adjustable rifle scope with a mil-dot reticle, providing clear, bright optics (Retails for $2,600). The rifle is in near excellent overall condition with scratches, scuffs and wear associated with range use. The stock is near excellent, ending with an adjustable butt plate, providing a 14.75″ LOP. The bore is minty bright with excellent rifling. The action is butter smooth with a crisp, adjustable trigger. McMillan Bros rifles are known for accuracy and build quality. (Modern).

This excellent condition highly customized for long range shooting McMillan Bros (Phoenix, AZ USA) TUBB 2000 Model bolt action magazine-fed target rifle in .308 Win caliber w/ a 24.5″ stepped round barrel displays ~98% matte black blued finish to the guns parts including a Picatinny rail, hand lapped Schneider match barrel, Anschutz two stage trigger, state-of-the-art action, ventilated black anodized handguard, with polished bolt assembly & clear level tube attached to the rear area of the receiver. The featured metal four-way adjustable stock is also in excellent condition. The markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are minty. Comes w/ a U.S. Optics LR 3.2 -17 x 44 T-pal Parallax w/ VS #3KN035 multi-adjustable scope & mounts displaying crisp optics (retails for $2,600). (Modern)

This fine condition circa 1936 Colt Ace Model semi-auto pistol in .22LR cal w/ a rare 4.75″ polished bbl displays ~90% scarce parkerized finish & a two-tone blued magazine. The two piece brown checkered grips are excellent. The markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are also excellent. IMPORTANTLY, accompanied by a Colt factory letter confirming caliber, barrel length, finish noted as Blue, Type of Stocks “Not Listed” and having been sold to the United States Government w/ shipment to the Commanding Officer, U.S. Coast Guard at Curtis bay, Maryland on July 1, 1936 as one of 70 same type guns in shipment. Although the factory letter does state finish as “blue”, it appears likely that the parkerized finish was desired by the Coast Guard given the conditions under which the pistol would be subjected too. (C&R)

This rare near excellent condition circa 1906 Colt Civilian Model 1905 “USMC” DA revolver in .38 cal w/ a 6″ bbl displays ~80% high polish black blued finish to the gun’s parts w/ niter blue finish to the hammer (w/ polished sides) and trigger plus a capped lanyard ring drill hole. There is scattered pinprick pitting confined primarily to the cylinder. The diamond checkered hardwood two-piece grips are excellent w/ slight loss of finish to a dime-sized area at the top of the left grip panel. The markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are near excellent. This desirable Colt is one of 926 made for the civilian market with serial numbers ranging from 10001 to 10926. Suitable for inclusion in any serious public or private collection. (C&R)

This desirable circa 1934 fine condition Colt Model ACE semi-auto pistol in .22LR cal. w/ a 5″ polished bbl & two-tone magazine displaying ~90% black blued finish to the gun’s parts w/ a polished barrel. The factory checkered hardwood two-piece brown grips are fine. The markings are sharp including a “3” over “VP” proof on the left side forward trigger guard flat and a “12” over “X” on the right side forward trigger guard flat. The action is crisp & the bore/rifling are excellent. Accompanied by a factory letter indicating shipment to the Union Hardware and Metal Company, Los Angeles, CA on August 31, 1934, two guns in shipment. (C&R)

This excellent condition circa 1938 Colt Detective Special military proofed DA revolver in .38 Special cal w/ a 2″ bbl displays ~99% matte black finish to the gun’s parts w/ a polished hammer. The hardwood checkered factory two piece grips are overall fine w/ Rampant Colt logo discs inset at the top of each grip panel. The markings are sharp including a flaming bomb proof at the top rear left side of the frame, the action is crisp & the bore/rifling is excellent. Accompanied by a factory letter confirming the caliber, barrel length, finish is noted “Blue”, Type of Stocks: “Not Listed”, Special Features: “Square butt configuration”, Sold To: “United States Government”, Shipped To: “Port Transportation Officer, Los Angeles Port of Embarkation, Sub Port of San Francisco”, Address: “Wilmington, California”, Date of Shipment: “January 29, 1943”, Colt Factory Order: “#2756”, Number of Same Type Guns in Shipment: “10”. Signed by Kathleen J. Hoyt, Colt Historian. IMPORTANTLY, also included are copies of 4 pages from Charles Pate’s book “U.S. HANDGUNS OF WORLD WAR II * The Secondary Pistols and Revolvers” that cover considerable information on the history of this Detective Special variant including the location of the Ordnance Insignia (flaming bomb) on the upper left rear frame (near hammer) & a specific reference to this Colt citing shipment date (1/29/43), quantity (10) & Destination/Notes: (Port Trans. Officer, LA. Believed to be for MI/CIC.). A very special & extensively documented important WW II special order military proofed Detective Special w/ a unique black parkerized finish to the gun’s parts. Suitable for any serious public or private collection. (C&R)

Pre-98 Important very good condition U.S. Springfield Model 1873 saddle ring carbine in .45-70 caliber w/ a 22″ barrel displaying considerable matte brown patina with scattered traces of military finish to the gun’s parts. The hardwood stock is overall good + w/ scattered old nicks, mars & scratches from lengthy, handling, carry & storage. There is a lightly visible circle “P” on the underside of the butt stock area behind the lower tang. There is also a quarter-sized indentation w/ four pinholes at the rear top of the butt stock area appearing to have at one time, an identifying disc, possibly a rack or unit assignment number. Markings are very good except for those on the top front of the “trapdoor” which appear to have been removed long ago. The action is crisp & the bore is good w/ visible rifling/scattered areas of erosion. The U.S. Model 1873 Springfield carbines issued to General Custer’s 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn are documented to fall within the serial number range of 33,000 to 43,700. These carbines were primarily used by Companies C, D, I, and K of the 7th Cavalry. A centerpiece for any serious public or private U.S. Military collection! (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

This excellent condition U.S. Historical Society “Colt SAA” “Roy Rogers – King of the Cowboys” .45 LC single action revolver w/ a 4.75″ bbl displays ~99% silver and gold plating to the gun’s parts w/ mother of pearl grips displaying “RR” on the left grip panel & a silver plaque on the right grip panel proclaiming in script “50 Years of Entertainment and Public Service 1940-1990”. The extensive & finely accomplished scroll engraving covers all parts of the gun & also shows a script signature “Roy Rogers” on the right side of the barrel plus script “King of the Cowboys” over SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45″ on the left side of the barrel & a barrel address of “U.S. HISTORICAL SOCIETY” over “RICHMOND, VA. U.S.A.”. The action is crisp & the bore/rifling are excellent. (Modern)

Nighthawk Custom Trooper 2011 pattern pistol is in excellent condition. 5″ black DLC machine fluted barrel showing light carbon fouling, 97% Silver DLC finish, forged government frame, polished feed ramp, throated barrel, hand blended grip safety Heine Ledge solid black rear sight, fiber optic front sight, aggressive grip texture with NH logo, light rail, french border slide, beveled bottom slide, heavily dehorned, lightweight flat faced black DLC trigger, flared Taran Tactical mag well, one 10rd Checkmate magazine, NH branded case with paperwork. (Modern)

This excellent condition circa 2024 Atlas Gun Works Model NYX semi-auto pistol in 9mm cal w/ a 4.25″ bbl displays ~99% matte black finish w/ a DLC barrel. Aggressive grip texturing, extended slide release, ambidextrous safety, spur hammer, flared mag well, anodized flat face trigger, weapon light rail, fiber optic front sight & hollow sun 407C X2 red dot w/ co-witness rear sight. Magazine not available in California or where prohibited by law. An excellent competition 2011 for any serious collector. Comes w/ a padded factory soft carry case, tool & interchangeable backstrap base. (Modern/PPT)

This excellent condition finely engraved Pre-War J.P. Sauer & Sohn, Suhl-marked Drilling rifle in12-gauge over ~9.3x72R w/ 25.5″ w/ Krupp steel barrels displays approx. 99% of its rust blued barrels and vividly case colored parts. The finely checkered semi-pistol grip hardwood butt stock is excellent w/ beautiful grain patterns & a factory black hard rubber butt pad creating a LOP of 14″. The matching forend is also excellent. The engraving & markings are sharp, the actions are crisp & the bores are minty. Comes w/ a Barsika adjustable scope/mounts w/ crystal clear optics & an adjustable leather sling. (C&R)

This cased Nemesis Arms Mini-Windrunner-Model 06 magazine-fed bolt action rifle (Model discontinued circa 2019) in .243 Win/.308 Win calibers w/ 20.25″ (.243 Win)/20.5″ (.308 Win) barrels displays ~97% black blued finish to the gun’s parts w/ an ~1″ chromed sleeve attached to the .243 Win barrel’s breech. The collapsiable butt stock has a black hard rubber butt pad. Markings are sharp, action is crisp, bore/rifling are also excellent. Accompanied by a padded black hardcase that houses the receiver/extendable stock/collapsible bi-pod; both barrel assemblies; the bolt assembly; three extra magazines; the scope/mounts; a woven sling & the muzzle break. (Modern).

This near-new Remington Competition 3200 O/U vent rib/ported Skeet-marked shotgun w/ extractors displays ~97% black blued finish to the gun’s parts w/ an ivory dot front sight & silver dot rear sight. The checkered hardwood butt stock is excellent w/ a Pachmayr hard rubber butt pad/one spacer creating a LOP of 13.5″ & showing beautiful flame grain patterns. The matching checkered forend is also excellent. Accompanying this shotgun is a set of six tube inserts allowing for the-gauges of 12, 20, 28 & .410. Also a velveteen lined all steel hard carry case w/ one hand tool. (C&R)

This excellent condition Coonan Arms, Inc., Model B Stainless Steel semi-auto pistol, .357 Magnum cal w/ a 5″ bbl displays ~99% factory finish to the gun’s parts w/ a black finish to the adjustable rear sight/fixed blade front sight & a polished barrel. The smooth walnut two-piece grips are excellent w/ pleasing grain patterns. Markings are sharp, action crisp w/ bore/rifling excellent. Long out of production and scarce in this high condition. (Modern/PPT)

This fine condition U.S. Property marked/British proofed Model 1903 pocket hammerless pistol in .32 ACP Rimless Smokeless cal. w/ a 3.75″ bbl displays ~96% parkerized finish to the gun’s parts w/ a polished barrel. The checkered two piece hardwood grips are fine w/ silver colored Rampant Colt logo discs inset at the top of each grip panel. The markings are sharp, the action is crisp & the bore/rifling are fine. IMPORTANTLY, the pistol is accompanied by a copy of John W. Brunner’s “U. S. Property Colt Pocket Automatics – Revised” noting that this serial number is one of 2,828 distributed between 4/17/44 & 9/26/44 to the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). A great addition to any serious public or private collection. (C&R)

Pre-98 This fine condition Sharps “Old Reliable” Model 1878 deluxe Target single shot rifle in .45-70 caliber w/ a 34″ heavy round barrel displays ~85% black blued finish to the barrel w/ scattered spots of pinprick pitting. The receiver, falling block, lever, trigger & safety are case hardened showing the majority of their case colors also with scattered surface pinprick pitting. Both rear sides of the receiver have inlaid hardwood accent decoration. There is an adjustable rear flip-up tang peep sight, a rear sight base on top of the butt stock plus a gold finished flip-up front sight. The checkered finely grained hardwood semi-pistol grip butt stock (including a black accent piece in the bottom of the pistol grip) w/ checkered horn butt plate is in fine condition w/ pleasing grain patterns along w/ a matching checkered hardwood forend w/ a black accent forend cap. Markings are sharp, the action crisp & the bore/rifling are fine. (Pre-98/No FFL Required)

Limited Edition Remington Model 700 M40 Commemorative Scout Sniper Association USMC Bolt Action Rifle, #SSA0375, .308 Win. cal., 24″ heavy barrel, parkerized finish, smooth oil finished walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels, no sights. The buttstock ends with a checkered aluminum Remington marked butt plate, providing a 13.5″ LOP. Factory markings are clear with “U.S.” on the left side of the front ring. Mfg’d 2006, the rifle appears as new in the factory box, showing only minor handling marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears to be unfired. Includes the factory box with matching end label, decorative sleeve and associated packaging materials. The 2006 Limited Edition Model 700 Vietnam Era M40 was a cooperative effort between Remington, Iron Brigade Armory, and the United States Marine Corp Scout/Sniper Association and was built to the specs of the original1966 Marine Corp contract. (Note: Serial number is consecutive to Lot #: 330). (Modern).

Limited Edition Remington Model 700 M40 Commemorative Scout Sniper Association USMC Bolt Action Rifle, #SSA0375,.. .308 Win. cal., 24″ heavy barrel, parkerized finish, smooth oil finished walnut one-piece pistol grip stock with sling swivels, no sights. The buttstock ends with a checkered aluminum Remington marked butt plate, providing a 13.5″ LOP. Factory markings are clear with “U.S.” on the left side of the front ring. Mfg’d 2006. The rifle appears as new in the factory box, showing only minor handling marks. Action functions smoothly with a crisp trigger. Bore is mirror bright with excellent rifling and appears to be unfired. Includes the factory box with matching end label, decorative sleeve and associated packaging materials. The 2006 Limited Edition Model 700 Vietnam Era M40 was a cooperative effort between Remington, Iron Brigade Armory, and the United States Marine Corp Scout/Sniper Association and was built to the specs of the original1966 Marine Corp contract. (Note: Serial number is consecutive to Lot #: 230) (Modern).

This early fine condition Polish P35 Nazi Radom Type 1 semi-auto pistol, 9mm cal w/ a 4.5″ bbl and desirable three lever with slot configuration, displays ~97% matte black blued finish to the gun’s parts including the 8 round magazine & the lanyard loop. The Type II two-piece mottled red hard rubber grips are also fine. The gun’s markings are sharp w/ white highlighting and include WaA77 Waffenamt proofs on the left side of the slide & frame (indicating Radom mfg) and an eagle/”023″ at the rear area of that same side of the slide). The action is crisp & the bore/rifling are fine w/ light erosion near the muzzle. The rough finish is indicative of early Radom pistols, mfg by forced labor as Poland was occupied by Germany at the time. An opportunity to obtain a very desirable & scarce example of this pistol, suitable for any serious public or private collection. (C&R)