RIFLES
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Springfield 1884 "Trapdoor": .45-70. Used. Rifle, Springfield Model of 1884 - s/n 523803. This rifle was actually $600
manufactured in 1890. Also known as the Rod Bayonet Springfield "Trapdoor" caliber .45-70. The Buffington sight is
calibrated for the 500 grain bullet. The bore is mint. The cartouche is correct [SWP] for Samuel Porter, inspector. The
proof mark is also correct. Stock is cracked in a couple places (see pics), minor dings. The rod bayonet is missing. The
hammer screw is not authentic. The 1884 breech block is. Minor bend in the front sling swivel and stacking swivel.
Minor rust spots on metal surfaces. (now called "patina" according to the person that gave me this information) This rifle
is considered in fair shape for an 1884 sample, though not recommended to be fired because it may cause the stock to
crack further. NO FFL REQUIRED. This rifle is considered an antique.
British Enfield No5 Jungle Carbine: .303. WW2 era rifle. This rifle is also full of cosmoline and hasn't been
fired since being imported into the US. I don't see any import marks though. Used. $350
German K98: 8mm. Used WW2 item in very good condition. Wood is good as well. $380
Chinese SKS: 7.62x39. Used in excellent condition. Full of cosmoline. This thing hasn't been fired since getting imported into $300
the US. Included spike bayonet and cleaning kit in buttstock.
British Enfield No1 Mk3: .303. Consignment item. WW2 era British Enfield No1 Mk3 in .303 cal. Excellent rifling. $200
First 4-5 inches of bore from chamber side shows wear; probably from use of corrosive ammo. Bolt and nose cap
serial numbers do not match rest of rifle.
Mossberg 835: 12g Camo. National Wildlife Federation. Tapped for scope. Includes chokes & sling. $290
