I like to meet at Bullets & Beans in Hamilton because they only charge $15 for private transfers (most are C&R eligible, in which case we meet anywhere). Pictures will eventually follow. I'm willing to consider reasonable counteroffers and bulk deals. Be sure to check my other posts for additional individual listings not appearing here. I'm willing to consider offers and bulk deal discounts.

1) Yugoslavian M1924, 8mm Mauser. Rare Yugo Mauser that still has the royal crest intact and was not upgraded to the M24/47 pattern. I believe these rifles were produced by FN. $550.
2) Yugoslavian M24/47, 8mm Mauser. Yugo Mauser based on the M1924 but entirely refurbished after WW2. $550
3) Yugoslavian M48, 8mm Mauser. Yugo Mauser based on the intermediate action of the M1924 but with a turned down bolt and newly manufactured after WW2. $500
4) Yugoslavian M48BO, 8mm Mauser. Yugo Mauser based on the intermediate action of the M1924 but with a turned down bolt and newly manufactured after WW2. The BO variant was produced with few markings for export. $500 - SPF
5) Iraqi/Czechoslovakian VZ.24, 8mm Mauser. Produced in Czechoslovakia based on the Mauser 98 action. This rifle has Iraqi property marks (Je'em) indicating that it eventually found it's way there. $700 SOLD
6) Lee-Enfield No.5 "Jungle Carbine" with bayonet, .303 British. This is a legitimate No.5 Jungle Carbine with the correct blade bayonet. Also comes with a sling. $950
7) Arisaka Type 38 Carbine, 6.5 Japanese. This one has a defaced mum, reproduction sling, and a stock with several (well done but not invisible) stock repairs. Excellent bore and very hand rifle. $300
8) Arisaka Type 38 Carbine, 6.5 Japanese. Excellent condition Type 38 carbine with an excellent bore and intact mum. Comes with a reproduction sling and action cover. A very hand rifle and as good as it gets with Type 38 carbines. $650
9) M91/38 Moschetto Carcano, 6.5 Carcano. WW2 variation of the Moschetto Carcano with a fixed rear sight and the folding bayonet. Chambered in the pleasant 6.5 Carcano. Comes with ammunition and enbloc clips (60rds of Steinel-produced 123gr softpoints on 10 clips, mix of brass and steel clips). $400 SOLD
10) Finnish marked Model 38 Fucile Modello 91/38, 7.35 Carcano. Italian Carcano short rifle chambered in 7.35mm that is Finnish property stamped. These rifles were sent to Finland during the Winter War to bolster Finland's defense against Soviet invasion. Comes with 144 rounds of original 7.35mm Carcano ammunition on enbloc clips (3 clips per cardboard box). $650
11) Ethiopian cut-down Berdan II carbine, 11mm Berdan. This is the single-shot bolt action rifle that proceeded the Mosin-Nagant in Imperial Russian service. At some point it was sent to Ethiopia and was eventually converted into a carbine. Retains the rear wight (unusual in Ethiopian carbine) and has a good bore. Action appears fully functional. $650
12) Sino-Soviet Type 56 SKS, 7.62x39. This is a very early Chinese SKS that probably produced with Russian assistance. It has the Soviet-style blade bayonet and stock, unlike the later spike bayonet on most Chinese SKS rifles. $600 SOLD
13) Brazilian VZ24 JC, 7mm Mauser. These rifles were made about 1930 for South China (JC) but were not paid, then they were later sold to San Paulo revolutionaries but captured by Brazil. They were later assigned to Brazilian Military Police, indicated by a police inventory number on the receiver. This one has the best bore I've seen on one of these. $700
14) German M1888/15 "Commission" rifle, 8mm Mauser. The rifle designed and adopted by a German military commission before eventually being replaced by the Mauser 98. This one has stripper clip guides added in 1915 for WW1 service (so does not require enbloc clips) and has an S stamped barrel (to chamber spitzer cartridges). $650
15) Steyr 1895 carbine, 8x56mmR. Austro-Hungarian WW1-era carbine chambered for the 8x56mmR cartridge. This one was produced at Steyr. $400
16) Ethiopian-contract Czech/German Kar98k, 8mm Mauser. Built post-war in Czechoslovakia from Czech and German Kar98k parts, including DOT 1945 barrel. Has the winter triggerguard and Ethiopian St. George slaying a dragon medallion in the stock. Best condition one I've seen. $1000.
17) This Berdan II was the first polt action rifle adopted by the Imperial Russian military and produced at Sestroryetsk in 1883. This rifle was provided by the Imperial Russian government as aid to Ethiopia to fight the Italians in the 1890s. The rifle features an Amharic inscription on the barrel which translates to "Ras Bitweded Mengesha” “Ras Bitweded” is a military title during the Ethiopian monarchy period, this likely indicates the rifle was issued to troops under the command of Ras Bitweded Mengesha Atikem who commanded about 6000 men during the Battle of Adwa against the Italians. The rifle appears to be fully functional but I have not fired it. The firing pin is intact with good protrusion and good spring tension on the striker. Appears to be numbers matching. Cleaning rod is a well made reproduction. There was a repair made to the toe but it appears to be very strong and is difficult to spot. The bore is in good shape for a rifle of this age with strong rifling and it should shoot well. $1200
18) Mosin-Nagant Soviet/Russian Tula M44 carbine produced in 1944 $550
19) Mosin-Nagant Soviet/Russian Izhevsk M38 carbine produced in 1943 $550
20) Mosin-Nagant Soviet/Russian Izhevsk M91/30 rifle produced in 1943 with rare original wartime stock $450
21) Mosin-Nagant Soviet/Russian Izhevsk M91/30 (hex receiver, ex-Dragoon) rifle produced in 1927 excellent condition $500
22) Mosin-Nagant Chinese Type 53 carbine (like M44) produced in November 1954, Factory 296, fantastic bore $500
23) Mosin-Nagant Russian M1891 produced at Tula in 1917. Includes original single-piece stock and is not Finnish stamped. $500
24) Mosin-Nagant Finnish-stamped M91 produced at Tula in 1899. $500

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