Several milsurps available, many more to come. Willing to consider offers but not interested in trades. C&R or antique as noted.

1) Brazilian M1908 7x57mm. Good condition Brazilian 1908 Mauser chambered in 7mm Mauser. Good rifling though could use some cleaning. Overall rifle has great wood and the metal needs some cleaning. A really decent rifle that will be a great shooter (picture 1) C&R $600

2) Finnish Issued Italian M38 Carcano Short Rifle. M38 Carcano Short Rifle produced in 1939 at Terni in Italy. Chambered in 7.35x51mm (7.35mm Carcano). This one has the boxed SA stamp indicating it saw service with Finnish forces during the Winter and Continuation Wars of WW2. Good bore and wood. This should be a good shooter with a lot of history. (picture 2) C&R $600. I have original 7.35mm ammo available as well.

3) Iraqi Kar98k produced at Mauser in 1939. This is a Kar98k rifle produced at Mauser in Oberndorf, Germany in 1939. This saw service with the German military during WW2 and was likely captured by the Soviets. Following post-war refurbishment by the Soviet Union, this rifle was sold to Iraq at some point and the rifle has Iraqi property marks (the je'em arabic character in a triangle) are one the receiver and barrel. Good rifling in the bore. This should be a good shooting rifle with a lot of history. (picture 3) C&R $1250

4) Antique US Military Springfield 1896 Krag-Jorgensen Rifle. Antique M1896 Krag rifle produced at Springfield Armory in early 1897. Chambered in .30-40 Krag. There is a boxes “1896” cartouche on the left side of the stock. Circled “P” firing proof on the bottom of the wrist. Standard front sight and rear sight is the 1901 pattern. Military blued finish with oiled wood stock. Smooth metal buttplate with trap door for cleaning kit. Good overall metal. Bore is frosted with good rifling and should make a great shooter. Fantastic rifle with great US military history. (picture 4) Antique, no FFL required. $1200 - SOLD

5) Norwegian M1912 Krag-Jorgensen Carbine 6.5x55mm. Norwegian M1912/16 Krag carbine produced in 1916 at Kongsberg Arsenal in Norway. This rifle has the updated 1912/16 update with reinforced front band/bayonet lug. These are really short rifles but classified as carbines by the Norwegian military. Sharp proofmarks on the receiver and no import marks found. Matching serial numbers minus the bolt which matches itself. Standard sights, military blued finish, and oiled wood stock. Metal is good with general wear and finish lost on front barrel band. Bore is frosted with very good rifling. It should be a great shooter and chambered in the excellent 6.5 Swedish cartridge. (picture 4) C&R $1500

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