This is a Protec 150 Lumen Headlamp which while it can be used as a hands free tactical headlamp, with Red and or Green LEDS for a more subdued lighting. What I use it for is hands free cleaning and maintaining my firearms, instead of holding a flashlight to see into those hard to clean areas, the light allows me to work without having to pick up a light, look, clean and recheck. It is good too for those projects where you need light, but also need to use both hands for gunsmithing or other work.

Protec Tactical 400 Lumen Light and Green Laser with Dual Mode Pressure Switch, batteries include, mounts on rails, for tactical rifles, shotguns. Shown mounted on my Arsenal SA7 Pistol.

US Made in El Paso before work sent overseas, somewhat collectible now but still very much a quality scope. Consignment sale.

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 rdgrnr@q.com, if you have any more questions.

Nice scope rated for any caliber at a bargain pricing.

Nice, all most new, Beretta 1122 semi auto target pistol. Consignment sale.

Nice West German Sig Sauer P229, the only Sigs to own are German Made, best quality Sigs out there, in .357 Sig with Crimson Trace Laser Grips and four magazines. Consignment sale. These are the best of the Sig Sauer pistols.

Nice and fired very little, maybe only at factory. Consignment sale Model 65-5 .357 with Box. There has been a resurgence of collector interest in revolvers and prices continue to rise.

Nice West German Sig Sauer P230 in Stainless and really the only kind of Sig to buy and own are the German made variety. With a total of four magazines and box. Consignment sale

Made in California a long time ago in a far away place before the anti gun politicians came to power….It has a laser and seems to be collectible. In the Man Stopping round of .25 Auto, (You know I’m kidding) but not too bad of a gun overall. Consignment sale.

In good shape, some minor finish wear Davis Industries P380 with two magazines, pocket holster and rubber grip sleeve. Consignment sale.

Old Ruger Single Six 22 Long rifle in good shape, wearing thin in areas of bluing especially on the ejector shroud. From my Uncle’s estate. He passed in 1997 so you can guess it has sat in the safe since then and now my cousins are starting to sell off some of his collection. Consignment sale. For more photos: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/782863447

This is an old Smith and Wesson, made before WWII, likely in the 1930’s. It is in fair condition as the bluing is worn off of the front and rear grip straps and in other areas of the pistol, has some light rusting and some light pitting. Grips are well worn. Somewhere in its’ life the cylinder stop notches have been peened to tighten the lock up, although it doesn’t seem loose, but you can see the light pings on all of the notches. It has the S&W marquee on the left side of the frame, no marquee on the right side, it is a five screw revolver. There is no Made in USA stamp found on later models at the forward right side of the frame. The top of the barrel is stamped with the Smith and Wesson Springfield Mass USA along with Patents,Feb 06, 06, Sept 14, 09 and Dec 29, 14. Production Numbers on the frame and yoke are 28125 and on the cylinder, barrel and heel are 404650. The grips were made before the S&W emblem was used and common. The rifling is strong. These firearms were know as the M+P and later the Model 10 M+P. This revolver predates those designations and no such markings are stamped on the revolver. A true working firearm from early turn on the last century. The firearm needs cleaning. It comes with a set of plastic grips in addition to the originals. It is a consignment from an estate sale. For more photos go to;  https://www.gunbroker.com/item/791973727

Lightly used Core Arms M4 AR with case, extended charging handle for optics clearance, single point sling attachment and sling, detachable full carry handle with A3 adjustable sights. Two magazines. In excellent condition.

Very nice for its’ age Winchester Model 74 22lr. These guns were built for adults who wanted heft and fit for their firearms and it is a well made 22 rifle. Normal wear and tear for a rifle this age, actually maybe better condition than you will find most of these firearms. Consignment sale. For more photos go to:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/777082496

Here is a nice in good plus condition Sharps Carbine, original caliber relined to 50 caliber for metallic cartridges in 1859 prior to the Civil War Dates are in photos. Bore is excellent, overall condition is very good but it is aging in the finish. Own a piece of history. Consignment sale. For more photos go to:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/777082826

Factory new Palmetto State Armory build heavy barrel carbine. Wight Troy industries magazine, sling and added rear sight assembly.

Nothing but quality here, is offered with new and unfired Palmetto State Armory Build by them, not a private party. Includes sling, Rear sight and Troy Industries 30 round magazine. With all the attacks on gun rights and ownership by left wing snowflakes, might be the time to get your M4 as a bargain price. For more pictures go to:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/769660855

Here we’re offering a good plus condition Trapdoor Springfield correct in every detail. What’s real interesting is we have an original leather issued sling with the rifle, don’t see to many offered with that. Overall, usual nicks and light scratches, there is a small piece of wood missing as noted in the photos. The finish is good but wearing and the rifling is still present and likely the old girl still can fire after you’ve had it checked out, but the owner has fired it. Consignment sale. This is an antique that can be mailed directly to you. Shipping is higher due to the size and weight of the rifle. For more photos, please see our listing at Gun Broker. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/769660607

This rifle was introduced and featured at the USA’s first centennial national exposition in Philadelphia, PA in 1876. It is an 1876 Winchester, no caliber markings as they were first produced in 45/75, which was the very first rifle only cartridge introduced by Winchester. Up until then, they were all made firing revolver cartridges. Beside the Stamping Model 1876 is a “1” which notes it is one of the first production run rifles. It does not have the later dust cover which supports this as well as a three digit serial number. The rifle is in fair condition, with some wood shrinkage and some small cracks in the stock, but it is still solid, we should look so good when we’re 141 years old. The bore is fair, actually good for a black powder round and the owner has shot the rifle with no issues. Some of these rifles, in excellent shape had sold for $30,000.00, while this doesn’t fall into that level, it is still a piece of American history you’ll be proud to own and even shoot. Consignment sale.  The rifle is an antique and can be shipped directly to you.  Higher shipping cost as the rifle is large and heavy. Forgot to mention, purchase includes a letter from the Cody Winchester Museum describing the rifle’s historical significance and confirming it as a first model 1876, noting this by the lack of a dust cover, the lower serial number and the lack of caliber stamping as 45/75 was a proprietary cartridge and the rifle was first produced only in that caliber. For more photos, please see our listing at Gun Broker: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/769661871

Type 38 6.5 Japanese, made at the Koishikawa Arsenal, (Picture 57) and is a first model, (Picture 60) likely made before 1923. This rifle was taken out of military service and two lines are struck though the chrysanthemum, (Pictures 45+46) to indicate this as well as the school marking (Pictures 45+46) above the Japanese characters indicating a “38 Shiki or model”(Pictures 45+46). On the side of the receiver two zeros (Picture 5, save and zoom it, there are two lightly stamped zeros before the actual serial number) are added to further note it is a school rifle.  Many type 38 rifles were removed from military service and relegated to school use.  These rifles had an added character on the receiver near the mum, which is present just below the mum.  Often times, the mum was defaced, noted by the two slash stampings in the mum and two to several “0”s were added prior to the serial number as noted on the receiver. There are the four circles on the side of the receiver, (Right side of Picture 61), which were used on rifles made from 1870 to 1935. The mark on the side of the receiver, below the Circle Triangle, (Which notes Koishikawa Arsenal), shows the rifle is a series “1” meaning it was one of the first Type 38’s, (Picture 60). What is also interesting is there are two plus star shaped stamps, (Picture 62) possibly Izawa Jyuko in the side of the stock which may have been added in 1945 as the rifle was possibly reclaimed for military issue? Also included is an original Nagoya Arsenal Bayonet (Picture 26 save and zoom it near the hilt) which were made from 1923 to 1945 with the rifle. The rifle is not an import and is a GI Bring Back. The bolt does not match the receiver serial number as often is the case with these rifles. Overall, this rifle saw little use and has a few handling marks and is an excellent example of an early school Series One Model T-38. The bore is dark but the rifling is strong but there is light pitting though out the barrel but nothing to prevent it from firing if you so choose to do. This is a rarer T-38 with an original bayonet well worth the investment for a collector. Curio and Relic License okay. Additional pictures can be emailed to you at your request. Don’t let this one get by!

Lightly used Bushmaster AR 10 BAR 10 with EOTech Holographic Sight, Surefire Laser Light MX6 and eight magazines as pictured. Consignment sale.

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectable firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort. No issues, nice rifle, with Zeiss 3×9. Intermountain Arms is still out of Meridian ID however they’re not building these kinds of rifles. Built a long while ago and the builder has passed. The duct tape was used and peeled off to cover the muzzle when out in the field to keep water out of the barrel. No issues with that other than cleaning off the tape. Nice custom rifle from a rare but very well respected company.

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectable firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort. Only real issue is a chip out of the cap on the comb, maybe a few scratches on the synthetic stock. The Swarovski is a ground breaking laser ranging scope which tells you the yardage to your shot so you can adjust point of impact. Plotted out data sheet taped to stock. No issues with finish of rifle.

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectable firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort. This rifle is like new, not shot much and is .307 Winchester rare but available with a Made in America 2×7 Burris scope.

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectable firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort. Harry Lawson of Tucson, AZ Custom Build. Redfield 4×12 is American made. Muzzle Brake.

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectible firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort.

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectible firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort.

New in the Box, Bear Creek Arsenal M4, lifetime warranty, M4. Inexpensive no frills AR for your second just in case rifle. The rifle has a .223 Wylde Barrel meaning it is chambered to accept both the 5.56 and .223 round, however providing a more accurate offering for .223 than just a 5.56×45 barrel offers.

Here is a nice, Winchester Model 64 in 32 Winchester Special. It has a Redfield Peep sight installed. It has seen some use and has the usual dings and scrapes for a deer rifle but overall it is in very good condition and has lots of years left in it for its’ new owner. Curio and Relic consignment sale. For more photos go to: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/786254404

The firearms are a consignment sale and are in good+ condition. Many of the firearms are custom built and have either European high dollar optics or American Made Optics before the American companies went overseas for production. These firearms belong to a fellow who has hunted all over the world and they have been used. They are not safe queens, and may have scratches, dings and dents. They are not pickup truck guns either, but are very high quality custom built rifles unless otherwise noted. Some of the firearms in in very good condition and I will note such. The firearms like the Weatherby and Colt Sauer Rifles are W. German made, not the current rifles from Japan. There are two Japanese Browning shotguns, but all other firearms are still true to their original country’s manufacture. One Browning shotgun is Belgium made. Understand the photos I have posted are what I was able to take at the gentleman’s home and I cannot offer additional photos if requested. The bores and rifling are all excellent. Understand too, that these firearms cost a lot of money in their day and to actually have one made like them now, will cost several thousand dollars. If you can handle a used firearm with a few cosmetic dings and scratches, you will own a one of a kind, custom rifle. Since these are not historically collectable firearms, a refinishing of the stock will not lessen their value and you can take the time to do that and have an almost perfect, rifle, well worth the price and effort. Some scratches and dings. Belgium made quality.

Japanese M325 Grade I in good+ condition, consignment sale.

Has a few marks, scratches and chips as it was actually used to hunt with. Needs cleaning but otherwise overall a good plus 12 Gauge with a Modified Choke, standard Remington Model 1100 2-3/4 inch shotgun. Consignment sale. For more photos go to:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/778129404