Before duracoat finish was invented, there weren’t much options available to camouflage your firearm. You could buy tape on camo or even patterns to spray paint onto the firearm. We’ve been applying flat enamel based hobby paint to our firearms as it is available in many different colors suited to applying a camo theme to your rifle. The paint suffers through abuse and cleaning solvents and while it may scratch or chip after long term use, all it takes a a brush and some paint to “Repair” the scratch or chip. We offer hand painting of your rifle for $125.00 as it does take four to six hours plus material to apply the paint. You will need to let it harden and set for about a week after application and put up with a “Paint” odor for a little while, but when it’s done, it is hard to beat and besides serving a function, it looks good too. Here we have a POF 415, M+M M10 AK, Beretta Model 1200, (Done in the 1980’s) and a Tavor X95. The M+M 10 has been in place about 10 years now. You can drop off your firearm for painting or email us with what you’re interested in having done for a quote for more complex schemes. You can have your firearm shipped to us, but we’ll need to return it to an FFL for return transfer to you. You’ll have to pay shipping both ways. Contact us at [email protected], if you have any more questions.

As of May 2021, We have the following ammunition in stock; 30 Carbine, .30-06 in Garand Clips, 7.62×39, 7.62x54r, .357 Sig and .32 Auto. Also have mags for 5.56 and various AK mags. Call us first to be sure we still have it on the shelves. 520-544-2660.

This is a new Vortex PST 43127 6×24 rifle scope new in the box. Consignment sale. For more photos go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/921108637

These sell for $110.00 new on Gun Broker. This is slightly used for a great price.

I have a deep family history in Arizona, my Great, Grand Uncle and Aunt came to Tucson in the early 1870\’s. L.C. Hughes served as a City Council Member of Tucson, Pima County Attorney,  Arizona Territorial Attorney General and Territorial Governor. This necklace belonged to my Great, Grand Aunt, Josephine Brawley Hughes. She is known as a pioneer woman and was involved in a lot of firsts for Arizona. My Great, Grandmother, Josephine\’s sister came and lived with them in Tucson and my Grandmother was named after her Aunt Josephine. My grandmother ended up with the necklace, given to her by her Aunt. Because I had a great love of our history and service to Arizona, upon her death, I was given the necklace. I was told it had been gifted to my great aunt by their counterparts from Mexico. The Necklace is hand crafted out of silver and has four Mexican Fire Opals set in the conchos. It is signed by \”John J\” however I have not been able to find him noted in any of the silversmiths trademarks. Likely long forgotten by now. If you understand the history of Mexico and Arizona, in dealing with the Apache, you\’ll know why the stones are Opels and not Turquoise. Turquoise is sacred to the Apache and during the time period this was presented to my relative, the Apache were the enemy and likely recently subdued and it would have been in bad taste, at a minimum, to present this to those who lived through this era as they did. I have no documents noting the history of this necklace other than what I had been told by both my Grandmother and mother, both who have passed on. Josephine Brawley Hughes was elected to the Arizona Woman\’s Historical Society as a Pioneer woman and mother of education and champion of women\’s right and suffrage. The Color photo shows my mother receiving the recognition at a ceremonial presentation with Governor Rose Mofford. Standing to my mother\’s left is my Father, Founder and Chief of Golder Ranch Fire District, my sister and at the end is myself, a serving Arizona State Highway Patrol Officer. The photo was taken in 1990. Photos of my Great, Grand Aunt and Uncle and here are a couple of links explaining their history. I will include a notarized letter stating how I received the necklace and its origins. For more pictures go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/901857569
https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/digital/collection/acmterr/id/21/

https://www.azwhf.org/copy-of-hallie-bost-wright-hopkins-1

Very scarce and as good as they get, looks unissued North Korean Type 68 AK 47 Bayonet. For more photos go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/901871011

Price has been reduced to sell! You can’t get a better guitar at this price!!! Purchased in 2002, made in 2001, beautiful but there are a few scratches on the rear body from my belt buckle. It has all the original documents and includes the cd of Rainsong music featuring this guitar. These guitars sell upwards from $3500 to near $5000.00. I favor this guitar more so than my Martin D45-12 but that guitar is promised to my wife so it is not available. Injuries to my left hand has ended my playing days, hope someone will buy and enjoy this Rainsong as much as we did. Here is what is said about this guitar;

The Black Ice Series embodies Artistry. Each instrument is unique. The soundboard on each guitar is meticulously crafted to achieve an aesthetically pleasing appearance without overbuilding it. Each soundboard is individually conceived so every guitar is unique. Unique in design and unique in tone. The RainSong BI-WS3000 12-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar combines the large-sized sound chamber with lightweight carbon-fiber/spruce construction to deliver extra-loud and deep tone that superbly counterbalances the extra treble strings. This is a 12-string guitar that is great for strumming and finger style, full of power and delicacy, and ready to hit the road. The RainSong BI-WS3000 12-string acoustic-electric guitar is able to stay in tune at concert pitch and to withstand temperature and humidity variations; qualities that every seasoned 12-string player has long pined for. Specifications Soundboard: Black Ice carbon soundboard crafted using RainSong s Soundboard Fusion Technology technique. No soundboard braces. Abalone rosette. Body: All-carbon-fiber body. No bracing. Neck: All-carbon-fiber neck and epoxy fingerboard fabricated using RainSong s Performance Shape Casting as a single process. No truss rod. Custom abalone shark inlay. Accessories: Tusq nut, saddle and abalone inlaid bridgepins Case: Customized hardshell case. FinishUV protective, high-gloss, clear urethane. Depth at End-pin: 5 inchesLower Bout: 15.8 inches Body Length: 19.5 inches Neck Width at Nut: 1.88 inches Scale Length: 25.4 inches Tuning Machine: Chrome plated Gotohs with 1:14 gear ratio Electronic: Fishman Prefix+T / LR Baggs Stagepro Element. For more photos go to;  https://www.gunbroker.com/item/902162574

I purchased a new 2021 JL Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited and have been taking off the stock suspension, lifted the Jeep, taken off the Sill Protectors and Rear Bumper. The parts are either as new or taken off new. As they\\\\\\\\’re off the Rubicon JL these parts are in demand for the other Jeep Wranglers and will lift and enhance the clearance of the other Jeeps. They are offered as new take offs; Shocks, springs control arms, $700.00. The steel sill protectors; $150.00. The stock rear bumper and components; $150.00. or $800.00 for all of them.

Designed for secure air travel when transporting firearms. Price is for both cases. Made from aluminum.

New, never fired, Pioneer Arms PPS 43 in 9mm with a total of 10 magazines, two ammo pouches, sling and parts kit for the folding stock so you can Form 1 it into a SBR. It has a magazine loading tool included. I intended to SBR this pistol but the cost of 9mm is so great I decided to sell the complete package. It is new production Pioneer Arms of Poland manufacture. PRICE REDUCTION. For more photos go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/892208253

These rifles sold new over $2200.00 back when they first were put on the market. Again CZ has purchased Colt and these are collectable rifles. Looks to be well maintained with little use. Consignment sale from an estate. For more photos go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/919315657

I don't know a lot about the origin of the firearm as the owner was denied during the background check so we're selling the two rifles he purchased online and had shipped to us, while he works out his appeal process. His loss, your gain. The rifle looks to be  in very good condition. Excellent price for this set up. Consignment sale. For more photos go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/932290031

I don't know a lot about the origin of the firearm as the owner was denied during the background check so we're selling the two rifles he purchased online and had shipped to us, while he works out his appeal process. His loss, your gain. The rifle looks to be  in very good condition. Excellent price for this set up. Consignment sale. For more photos go to; https://www.gunbroker.com/item/932288873

This is a Beretta or Benelli copy made by AKUS in Turkey for Dickinson a US Company. This is recoil operated or Inertia as they call it. It fires 12 Gauge 2-3/4 and 3″ shells. It works fine, purchased it for my wife’s camp trailer and when we took her out to shoot it, too much recoil. Fired four rounds of #1 buckshot and that was it. There are better guns to have for a defensive firearm when camping, but considering state to state law and the possibility of bear or lion, now wolf, you need something that will deal with the danger. This conforms pretty much to every state law, so it was a sensible gun to have when traveling without me. This design was copied off of the two most costly and popular personal protection and police semi auto shotguns and works just as well, for half the price. Comes with a leather shell saddle and a hard case too.