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Winchester Model 1873For sale
The Winchester Model 1873 is the archetypal lever-action of the American West: an iron-then-steel-framed repeater feeding centerfire .44-40… Continued…
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M16 RifleFor sale
The M16 brought the assault rifle to the West: Eugene Stoner's AR-15 design in 5.56mm, built of aluminum forgings and polymer around a… Continued…
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Sig Sauer P226For sale
The SIG Sauer P226 is a full-size double-action service pistol introduced in 1984 for the United States Army's XM9 trials, which it lost to… Continued…
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M3 Grease GunFor sale
The M3 'Grease Gun' was America's Sten: a .45 caliber submachine gun of stamped steel and welded seams, designed in 1942 to replace the… Continued…
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Kentucky Long RifleFor sale
The Kentucky long rifle was the long-barreled, small-caliber flintlock rifle developed by German gunsmiths in Pennsylvania in the… Continued…
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SIG Sauer M17For sale
The M17 and its compact sibling the M18 are the service pistols of the United States armed forces, variants of the SIG Sauer P320 selected… Continued…
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Kentucky PistolFor sale
The Kentucky pistol is the handgun counterpart of the Kentucky long rifle: a single-shot flintlock pistol made by the same Pennsylvania and… Continued…
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Colt 1860 ArmyFor sale
The Colt 1860 Army was the principal revolver of the Union cavalry in the American Civil War: a six-shot .44 caliber percussion revolver… Continued…
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Pattern 1853 EnfieldFor sale
The Pattern 1853 Enfield was the British Army's .577 caliber percussion rifle-musket, adopted in 1853 and made at the Royal Small Arms… Continued…
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Remington 1858 New Model ArmyFor sale
The Remington New Model Army was the second great Union revolver of the American Civil War: a six-shot .44 caliber percussion revolver… Continued…
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SIG MCXFor sale
The SIG MCX is a family of gas-piston rifles and carbines introduced by SIG Sauer in 2015. It keeps the controls, ergonomics and magazines… Continued…
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Winchester Model 1866For sale
The Winchester Model 1866 — the Yellow Boy, for its gleaming brass receiver — was the first rifle to carry the Winchester name: the Civil… Continued…
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Springfield Model 1861For sale
The Springfield Model 1861 was the standard infantry arm of the Union in the Civil War: a .58 caliber single-shot muzzleloading… Continued…
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M1911 PistolFor sale
The M1911 is John Browning's masterpiece: a short-recoil, single-action semi-automatic in .45 ACP that served as the standard American… Continued…