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This is a Smith and Wesson Model 559 in brilliant and all-unique condition. A creation run of only 10,609 of these guns ran somewhere in the range of 1981 and 1982. The DA/SA self-loader Model 559 gun was presented as the full carbon-steel adaptation of the super load amalgam outlined Model 459, which was likewise presented and underway by 1981. The Model 559 highlighted a machined carbon steel edge and slide, a production line matte blue or nickel-plated finish, a 4" inch barrel left "in the white", a slide-mounted decocker, flexible battle style iron sights with defensive ears at the back, a 14-shot super load magazine, an oval-formed trigger gatekeeper, a serrated back grasp lash with a cord circle, and checkered dark plastic holds. The Model 559 ended up being a wonderful weapon, very much made, solid, sturdy, exact, and simple to work. Because of hearty plan and the moderately little complete creation of the Model 559, all-unique and clean models are pursued by authorities and shooters the same today. This specific model is chronic number A761433, made somewhat recently of creation in 1982. The processing plant blue completion rates 98%, with the main derivations coming from some extremely minor little taking care of imprints/scrapes in the completion. These are situated on the left half of the firearm, with one spot on the level of the edge in front of the trigger gatekeeper and the others on the upper left-half of the slide, right where the cleaned level goes to a matte bend towards the top line of the weapon. The drag in this Model 559 is reflect brilliant and awesome. The rifling actually shows impeccably characterized sharp terrains and depressions all through the barrel and there are no apparent defects or wear. The outside of the barrel is brilliant and perfect too with no staining or pitting. The plant markings on this Smith are all fresh, clean, and 100 percent apparent. The gun doesn't have its unique box.

With a set of unlabeled scope rings, a vintage Leupold 12X rifle sight with a duplex reticle, gloss black finish, target turrets, and 13-1/8" overall.

A rare magpul kwa RMT ERG, this. Since this model of the rifle is no longer produced, finding one is becoming more difficult. This rifle performs incredibly well and is a lot of fun to fire. Although it is in generally decent condition, there are some usage-related scratches here and there. Compared to other electric blowback rifles I've fired, it has more realistic recoil, and its recoil is comparable to that of a gas blowback rifle.Has a full metal body, magpul stock, motor grip, body, afg, ansd other magpul parts. Has a full metal Fortis keymod and regular rail system, utg full metal laser and flashlight system, ncstar red dot scope, valken tactical suppressor, rail covers, and full metal flip up iron sights. This is a very nice rifle and fires very well. Wires were soldered to new connectors and they are in the front. All you need is a good battery and a peq box and this thing will fire great

Chiappa Rhino 60ds with a 6" barrel in the much desired GOLD design. Uses the bottom of the cylinder to fire for less noticeable recoil. It has a sticker on the bottom and a tag on the trigger guard, and it has never been fired. Therefore, it is completely NIB (new in box). These are currently almost tough to find.

comes with 1-10th magazine with box and all accessories, brand-new and never opened.

SPECIFICATIONS FOR BABY EAGLE 40 S&W MAGNUM RESEARCH Single/Double Caliber, Semi-Automatic Action, Black Finis Type 40 S&W Miniature Barrel 3.7" in length, 10 + 1 in capacity. Safety: Decocker Grips with Fixed Black Sights and Slide Safety

We discovered this original rear sight on a Smith & Wesson 320 revolving rifle a number of years ago. The replacement parts inventory from the Smith and Wesson Factory was released in a collection that includes a sizeable amount of them. Bins upon bins of New Old Stock components were there, some dating as far back as S&W No. 1, 2nd Issue Revolvers from the 1860s. But the majority of it dates from the early to mid-20th century. There was so much of it that these guys were having trouble identifying it all and a gunsmith friend of mine was helping them out. they are impossible to find and production was extremely limited.This sight was the only one they had. Aside from being in storage for over 100+ years and coming into contact with other parts, it was almost brand new, having never been installed on a gun. Smith and Wesson only produced 977 Model 320 Revolving Rifles. Here is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to pick up one up..

National Match A4 Rock River LAR-15 No Reserve. Condition 5.56 NATO/.223 Exc. A2 flash hider 1/2"x28 thread, RRA Chrome bolt carrier group, Remington 20" Cryogenically treated Air gauged heavy match stainless steel 1:8" twist barrel, Free float high temperature Thermo mold hand guard with NM barrel sleeve, and 1 magazine.