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In Stock-15% NewThe Beretta MAB 38/42 is an Italian WWII-era submachine gun design offered as a semi-automatic civilian collector carbine. Chambered in 9mm Parabellum with walnut stock and distinctive dual-trigger frame, it is a historically significant Italian firearm. Offered as a semi-auto only collector piece.
In Stock-15% NewThe Beretta MAB 38/42 is an Italian WWII-era submachine gun design offered as a semi-automatic civilian collector carbine. Chambered in 9mm Parabellum with walnut stock and distinctive dual-trigger frame, it is a historically significant Italian firearm. Offered as a semi-auto only collector piece.
In Stock-15% NewThe M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle is an iconic WWII-era light automatic weapon chambered in .30-06 Springfield that saw action in both World Wars and Korea. Civilian semi-automatic reproductions capture the original’s fixed wooden stock and top-mounted magazine aesthetic. A highly sought historical
In Stock-15% NewThe Carl Gustaf M/45 ‘Swedish K’ is a semi-automatic civilian variant of Sweden’s iconic WWII-era open-bolt submachine gun, known for its extremely reliable blowback operation and simple construction. It served with Swedish armed forces from 1945 and was widely exported, including use by U.S. forces
In Stock-15% NewThe Carl Gustaf M/45 ‘Swedish K’ is a semi-automatic civilian variant of Sweden’s iconic WWII-era open-bolt submachine gun, known for its extremely reliable blowback operation and simple construction. It served with Swedish armed forces from 1945 and was widely exported, including use by U.S. forces
In Stock-15% NewThe CETME Model C is the Spanish battle rifle of the 1950s that directly influenced the development of the HK G3, featuring roller-delayed blowback operation and full wooden furniture in the classic Cold War style. Civilian semi-automatic reproductions are valuable historical collector firearms repr
In Stock-15% NewA rare 1965-era Colt Model 606A heavy-barrel AR-15 in semi-automatic configuration. One of the earliest commercial AR-15 variants with a heavy barrel profile, this is a historically significant collector piece representing the origins of the modern sporting rifle platform. FFL transfer required.
In Stock-15% NewA Colt RO750 variant from 1987-88, a rare collector’s piece representing the automatic support rifle lineage of the AR-15 platform in civilian-legal semi-auto configuration. Highly sought after by serious Colt collectors and AR-15 historians.
In Stock-15% NewThe French FR F1 was France’s standard sniper rifle from 1966 and is chambered in the unique 7.5x54mm French cartridge with a 10-round detachable magazine and APX L806 scope mount. Original French military sniper rifles are highly collectible Cold War-era firearms. A rare and desirable piece for the
In Stock-15% NewHenry Repeating Arms’ reproduction of the legendary 1860 Henry rifle, the first commercially successful lever-action repeater that changed warfare. Chambered in .44-40 Winchester, this faithful reproduction features a brass receiver, walnut stock, and octagonal barrel, capturing the aesthetic of the
In Stock-15% NewThe Henry 1860 reproduction faithfully recreates the world’s first practical repeating rifle, the American Civil War legend that gave Union soldiers unprecedented firepower with 16 rounds without reloading. Crafted with a gleaming brass receiver and walnut stock, it is both a functioning rifle and a
In Stock-15% NewThe Henry Rifle 1860 is the world’s first practical repeating lever-action rifle and a legendary American Civil War icon. Featuring a brass receiver and walnut stock, this reproduction fires the historic .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge with smooth lever cycling. A prized piece for collectors and history
In Stock-15% NewThe Krag-Jorgensen M/1889 was the Danish service rifle from 1889 through the mid-20th century, featuring a unique horizontal rotary magazine that allowed topping off without opening the bolt. Chambered in 8x58mmR Danish, it is a historically significant bolt-action rifle and a sought-after collector
In Stock-15% NewThe Krag-Jorgensen M1889 is the iconic Norwegian bolt-action service rifle adopted by Denmark in 1889, featuring a distinctive horizontal rotary magazine that loads from the side. It was among the first smokeless powder military rifles adopted in Scandinavia and saw service through World War II. An
In Stock-15% NewThe Krag-Jorgensen M1889 is a historically significant bolt-action rifle notable for its unique rotary magazine that loads from the side. Used by the U.S. Army during the Spanish-American War, it represents an important milestone in American military small arms development. A cherished collector’s p
In Stock-15% NewGeneral Patton called the M1 Garand ‘the greatest battle implement ever devised,’ and it served as the U.S. military’s standard infantry rifle from 1936 through Korea. Its 8-round en-bloc clip and gas-operated semi-automatic action gave American soldiers a decisive firepower advantage in WWII. Civil
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