April 2026 Firearms & Ammo Auction

April 2026 Firearms & Ammo Auction

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April 2026 Firearms & Ammo Auction

April 2026 Firearms & Ammo Auction

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Lot # 0A (Sale Order: 1 of 184)      

We are a license FFL Dealer and we will transfer firearms in house as listed below.  All firearms that are transferred at our facility will ONLY be transferred to the nam...moree on the account that purchased the firearms, NO EXCEPTIONS.   Ohio Residents - We are able to transfer all firearms to any Ohio resident at our facility during or after the auction. Out of State Residents - We are able to transfer rifles and shotguns to out of state buyers at our facility, any revolver, pistol or receiver purchased by an out of state resident will need to be sent to an FFL dealer in your state. When coming to buy and transfer firearms please have a valid, government issued photo ID that contains all of your current information including address.  If you do not have the proper ID for the transfer you will not be able to complete the transfer until we are presented with this information. Do not buy any firearms on your account for another person as we will not let them complete the transfer, they must create their own account and purchase the firearm. Thank You, Wade C. Baer Baer Auctioneers - Realty, LLC

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Lot # 0B (Sale Order: 2 of 184)      

We Ship All Items In House. Firearms And Ammo Are Heavy Items And The Shipping May Be Higher Than Expected. All buyers will receive an email following the auction from Sh...moreipping Saint you will need to choose either “Pick Up” or “Need Shipping”. When the package is ready you will receive another email to pay your shipping fees and we will send it out. Shipping will not begin until the Monday following the auction.

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Ammo Shipping Alert

Lot # 0C (Sale Order: 3 of 184)      

Ammo and firearms will NOT be shipped in the same package per US Law.  All ammo, primers, powders and the like will have to be sent UPS or Fedex....more

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No Ammo Or Powder Shipped To California

Lot # 0D (Sale Order: 4 of 184)      

Due To The New Laws In The State Of California We Will No Longer Be Going Through The Process Of Shipping Ammo Or Powder Directly To Residents Of California Unless You Ha...moreve A Valid FFL License.

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Smith & Wesson 629-6 44 MAG Revolver

Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 5 of 184)      

Like new with 100% finish on the barrel, frame & cylinder.  Perfect original finish on the sights, hammer & trigger.  Like new original grips.  Mechanical condition and t...morehe rifling in the barrel are also in like new condition. About as close to new in the box as you are likely to find. If ever fired it wasn't enough to build up carbon deposit on the face of the cylinder or on the frame around the breach of the barrel. In its original case with book and action keys. The Smith & Wesson Model 629-6 is the modern iteration of the classic stainless steel N-frame .44 Magnum revolver, featuring an internal lock and modern manufacturing processes. Known for its versatility, it is widely used for handgun hunting, target shooting, and protection against dangerous wildlife.  Core Specifications According to official product data from Smith & Wesson, the standard Model 629 features: Caliber: Chambered in .44 Magnum and capable of shooting .44 S&W Special for lower-recoil practice. Capacity: Standard 6-round cylinder. Action: Double Action / Single Action (DA/SA) with an exposed target hammer. Material: All-stainless steel frame, barrel, and cylinder with a satin stainless finish. Sights: Equipped with a red ramp front sight and an adjustable white-outline rear sight. Frame Feature: Modern versions are drilled and tapped to accept optics mounts.  Available Models & Variants The 629-6 series includes several configurations to suit different needs: Smith & Wesson Model 629 Standard: Typically features a 4-inch or 6-inch barrel and synthetic Hogue rubber grips for recoil management. Smith & Wesson Model 629 Classic: Distinguished by a full-lug barrel for improved balance; available in 5-inch and 6.5-inch lengths. Smith & Wesson Model 629 Deluxe: Features traditional textured rosewood wood grips and is available in shorter lengths like the 3-inch barrel variant. Performance Center Model 629: High-end variants like the Stealth Hunter (7.5-inch barrel) or the snub-nose 2.63-inch model, often featuring custom-tuned actions and chrome-flashed triggers. Expert & User Reviews Performance: Reviewers describe the 629-6 as having one of the smoothest modern revolver actions, with a crisp single-action trigger that enables long-range accuracy. Durability: Modern production 629s use forged metals that are more durable than older versions, which were sometimes prone to frame bending under heavy use. Criticism: A common drawback mentioned by enthusiasts is the internal lock (often called the "Hillary Hole"), which some worry could engage unintentionally under the heavy recoil of full-power .44 Magnum loads.

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Remington Targetmaster 510-P 22 Cal Rifle

Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 6 of 184)      

Very good condition single shot bolt action rifle. 25" barrel, bore appear to be clean, shiny, and bright with a few black specks and excellent rifling. Bluing on the gun...more appears to be near 96%. There some light surface rust and pitting. One piece American walnut stock with a medium brown finish with some dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use. No cracks or chips. Comes with a factory mounted peep sight. Bolt action is crisp with a nice pop. It has a Remington hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This would be a great addition to any collection or arsenal!! Manufacturer date: RH=Nov. 1939 Due to age, Consult a gunsmith: If you are unsure about the firearm's safety, have it inspected by a qualified gunsmith to assess its condition. The Remington Targetmaster 510-P is a classic single-shot, bolt-action .22 LR rifle manufactured between 1939 and 1962, often featuring a 24-25 inch barrel, walnut stock, and a distinctive rear peep sight (indicated by the 'P' suffix). It is known for its accuracy, robust, tight lock-up, and automatic safety engagement upon opening the bolt.  Key Features and Specifications: Action: Single-shot, bolt-action. Caliber: .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle. Barrel: Generally 24 to 25 inches. Weight: Approximately 4 lb 10 oz. Stock: American Walnut. Sights: The 510-P model is specifically equipped with a peep sight (sometimes with interchangeable apertures). Safety: Automatic, side-lever safety that engages when the bolt is opened. Manufacture Dates: Produced by Remington in Ilion, New York, with date codes found on the barrel. These rifles are popular for training and plinking, often valued for their high quality and accuracy. They do not have serial numbers for models manufactured before 1968.   The Remington Model 510-P Targetmaster is a vintage .22 caliber bolt-action single-shot rifle produced between 1939 and 1962. The "P" in its designation indicates it was factory-equipped with a receiver-mounted peep sight and a ramp-style front sight, making it a more specialized target-oriented variant of the standard Model 510-A.  Key Features and Design Aperture Sights: The 510-P is distinguished by its ingenious rear peep sight, which often included multiple screws with different aperture diameters for varying light or precision needs. Automatic Safety: A notable safety feature is that the rifle automatically engages the side safety every time the bolt is opened and closed. Barrel and Stock: It typically features a 25-inch blued barrel and an American walnut wood stock with a pistol grip. Cartridge Versatility: The rifle is chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle cartridges, including shot shells in some smoothbore variants. Cocking Indicator: It includes a cocking indicator at the rear of the bolt, which was originally painted red to signal when the rifle was ready to fire.  Manufacturing and Dates The Remington Model 510-P was manufactured in Ilion, New York. While most do not have serial numbers, they feature a three-letter date code on the left side of the barrel near the receiver.  Production Total: Approximately 558,686 rifles were made across all Model 510 variations. Rarity: The "P" models are considered more rare today than the standard open-sighted "A" models. 

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Mossberg 500AB 12 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 7 of 184)      

Good condition pump action tube fed shotgun. 30" barrel, smooth bore appear clean, shiny, and bright with wear. Two piece wooden stocks with a medium reddish-brown finish...more. The pump handle is ribbed and buttstock is smooth, neither have chips or cracks. The both stocks haves some dings, bang, and scuffs from use. The bluing on the gun is mostly worn off. The receiver's black finish is in excellent condition with just a few scuffs and a little wear. Pump action is smooth and easy. Has a Mossberg thick rubber anti-shock buttplate. This is a great addition for your collection or arsenal or the hunting enthusiast!! Production date: 1969-1973 Due to age, Consult a gunsmith: If you are unsure about the firearm's safety, have it inspected by a qualified gunsmith to assess its condition. The Mossberg 500AB is a classic 12-gauge, pump-action shotgun, often recognized as a variant of the Mossberg 500 series known for its dependability and versatility, typically featuring dual extractors, dual action bars, and a lightweight aluminum receiver. These older, widely used models commonly feature wood furniture, handle both 2 ¾-inch and 3-inch shells, and are prized for both field hunting and, with shorter barrels, home defense.  Key Features and Details: Action: Pump-action, renowned for reliability and minimal binding due to dual action bars. Design: Aluminum alloy receiver designed to be lightweight and well-balanced. Safety: Ambidextrous, top-mounted safety convenient for various shooting styles. Capacity: Generally 4+1 or 5+1 rounds, depending on the specific magazine tube length. Barrel & Choke: Often found with 28-inch or 30-inch barrels for hunting, though they are often used with interchangeable barrels for different purposes. Variants: The "AB" designation is often associated with earlier or specific production runs of the 500 series.  Common Uses and Considerations: Versatility: Considered an all-purpose shotgun suitable for waterfowl, upland birds, and deer. Defense: Often used in defensive configurations, such as with an 18.5-inch barrel. Condition: Many 500AB models available today are sold used, often in "good" or "fair" condition, requiring inspection of the wood stock and metal finish. Limitations: Older models might not have threaded barrels for interchangeable chokes (some are fixed, like modified).  The Mossberg 500 series is often compared to the Remington 870, with the Mossberg noted for its easy, tool-less field stripping.  The Mossberg 500AB is an early variant of the classic Mossberg 500 pump-action shotgun, specifically designated as a 12-gauge model featuring dual action bars. Introduced around 1969, it represents a transitional period where Mossberg updated its design from single to double action bars to prevent binding and ensure smoother cycling.  Technical Specifications According to standard listings for this vintage model, the 500AB typically shares the core architecture of the modern 500 series but with period-specific furniture.  Gauge: 12 Gauge. Chamber: 3-inch (can fire both 2 ¾-inch and 3-inch shells). Action: Pump-action with dual action bars. Capacity: Typically 5+1 rounds (5 in the magazine, 1 in the chamber). Safety: Ambidextrous, top-mounted tang safety. Weight: Approximately 6.8 to 7 pounds, depending on barrel length and wood density. Barrel Options: Originally often sold with 28-inch or 30-inch vent-rib field barrels, though many used units now feature shorter 18.5-inch or 24-inch barrels for tactical or slug use.  Key Features and Expert Opinions Dual Action Bars: Experts note that the "AB" suffix specifically highlights the inclusion of twin action bars, which was a major reliability upgrade over the original single-bar models. Steel-to-Steel Lockup: Testers highlight the bolt's top lug locking into a barrel extension for a solid, secure lockup despite the lightweight aluminum receiver. Customizability: Because the receiver is largely identical to modern Model 500s, it remains highly compatible with a vast selection of aftermarket stocks, forends, and interchangeable barrels.

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Mosin Nagant Russian M91/30 7.62x54R Rifle

Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 8 of 184)      

Very good++ to near excellent condition matching numbers internal box magazine fed bolt action sporterized rifle. 29" barrel, cannot see the bore or rifling, just looks b...morelack. Bluing on the gun appears to be mostly there about 99% with some marks and wear around the muzzle. Newer one piece checkered black synthetic stock with little to no marks, just some dirt. Bolt action is tight but smooth with a hard pop. It has a thick rubber buttplate. This would be a nice addition to any collection or maybe an arsenal!! The Mosin-Nagant M91/30 is a Soviet bolt-action service rifle chambered in 7.62x54mmR, serving as the standard-issue infantry weapon for the Red Army during World War II. Known for its rugged simplicity and long-range capabilities, it is one of the most mass-produced firearms in history, with over 37 million units built since its original design in 1891.  Key Specifications According to technical data the M91/30 features: Action: Manual bolt-action with a 5-round internal box magazine. Barrel Length: Approximately 28.75 to 29 inches, which is significantly longer than modern infantry rifles. Cartridge: 7.62x54mmR, a rimmed, high-power round that has been in continuous military service since 1891. Sights: Standard tangent rear sights graduated from 100 to 2,000 meters and a hooded post front sight. Weight: Roughly 8.8 lbs (4 kg).  Buyer's Inspection Guide Experts recommend checking the following before purchase: Bore Condition: Look for sharp rifling. A "dark" or pitted bore can severely impact accuracy. The "Bullet Trick": Insert a 7.62x54R round tip-first into the muzzle; if it sinks to the brass casing, the rifling at the crown is likely worn out. Matching Numbers: Check for consistent serial numbers on the barrel, bolt, magazine floorplate, and buttplate. Matching numbers typically increase collector value. Counter-boring: Some rifles were counter-bored (drilled out at the muzzle) to restore accuracy to worn barrels. This is a sign of heavy previous use.  Common Variants M91/30 PU Sniper: Equipped with a 3.5x PU optical sight and a turned-down bolt handle. M38 Carbine: A shorter version (20-inch barrel) designed for non-frontline troops; lacks a bayonet mount. M44 Carbine: Similar to the M38 but features a side-folding integral spike bayonet. Finnish Captures: Rifles captured and refurbished by Finland (often marked with an "SA" stamp), highly regarded for superior accuracy and triggers.

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New England Firearms/NEF Pardner SBI 410 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 9 of 184)      

Very good++ condition single shot top break shotgun. 25 1/2" barrel, smooth bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with some residue at muzzle end and some wear. The...more bluing is in great condition, near 98%, it also has a beautiful rainbow finish to the receiver. There is some light pitting and surface rust on the barrel. The top break is tight and opens and closes properly. It has a two piece wooden stock with a medium brown finish with some wear. There are very few bangs, dings, and scuffs from use and age. There are no chips or cracks. It has a New England Firearms/NEF hard plastic/rubber buttplate. The gun overall is tight. This would be a great piece to add to your collection or arsenal!! The New England Firearms (NEF) Pardner SB1 is a classic American-made, single-shot, break-action shotgun known for its rugged simplicity and reliability. Primarily used for small game hunting and training new shooters, these shotguns are highly regarded for their straightforward operation and "bank-vault" lockup.  Specifications and Features The Pardner SB1 is designed as a utilitarian field gun with several distinct characteristics.  Action & Safety: Features a top-break single-shot action with an external hammer and a transfer-bar safety system to prevent accidental discharge if the gun is dropped. Barrel & Sighting: Typically equipped with a 26-inch blued barrel featuring a fixed Full choke and a single brass bead front sight. Some variants may have 22-inch or 25.5-inch barrels. Chamber: Chambered for 3-inch .410 gauge shells, though it can also fire 2.5-inch shells. Materials: Built with a steel receiver—often featuring a color case-hardened finish—and walnut-stained hardwood stocks with a pistol grip and semi-beavertail forend. Dimensions: Overall length is approximately 41 inches with a weight between 5 and 6.4 pounds.  Availability While production of the Pardner SB1 officially ceased around 2007 (with some H&R branded single-shot production continuing until 2015), they remain widely available on the secondary market.  New England Firearms (NEF) Pardner SB1 .410 Shotgun Expert Opinion: Reviewers highlight it as an "uncomplicated, dependable firearm" that is particularly appealing for young or novice shooters due to its lightweight build. The Pardner SB1 remains a staple for those seeking a durable, "no-frills" shotgun that excels in versatility for field use.

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J.C. Higgins Sears 583.17 12ga Shotgun

Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 10 of 184)      

Very good+++ condition tube fed bolt action shotgun. 28" barrel, smooth bore appear to be clean, shiny, and bright with some black specks and some wear. Bluing on the gun...more appears to be 98%+ with some scratches and scuffs and wear around the muzzle. There may be some very light pitting in a couple of spots and very light surface rust on a scuff or two. One piece hardwood stock with a medium reddish-brown finish with some dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use. No cracks or chips. It has a J.C. Higgins rubber anti-shock buttplate. This would be a super addition to any collection or arsenal!! Due to age, Consult a gunsmith: If you are unsure about the firearm's safety, have it inspected by a qualified gunsmith to assess its condition. The J.C. Higgins Model 583.17 is a 12-gauge bolt-action shotgun manufactured by High Standard Firearms for Sears, Roebuck & Co. during the early 1950s. This model is notable for its five-round capacity, utilizing a four-round tubular magazine and one in the chamber.  Key Specifications According to auction listings on WardsCollectibles.com and Guns.com, the standard configuration includes: Action: Bolt action with a semi-pistol grip hardwood stock. Chambering: 12-gauge for 2 ¾" shells. Barrel: Typically a 28-inch barrel with a full choke, though some variants may have a 26.5-inch barrel. Sights: Straightforward brass bead front sight. Weight & Length: Features a 13 ¾" length of pull (LOP) over a ventilated hard rubber recoil pad.  Safety and Recall History This model was part of a significant voluntary recall issued by Sears, Roebuck & Co. due to potential failure of the bolt latch assembly.  Recall Details: According to the official Sears Recall Notice, the bolt could dislodge and strike the operator if the latch failed. Common Issues: Many owners returned only the bolt to Sears for a gift card incentive (originally $120, later $50), which is why many used 583.17 shotguns are found today without a bolt. Expert Advice: Reviewers on Reddit's gunsmithing forum suggest checking the bolt retention screw regularly if the firearm is still being used, as some believe the issue was primarily caused by users tampering with this screw.  The J.C. Higgins Sears 583.17 is a vintage 12-gauge bolt-action shotgun manufactured for Sears, Roebuck & Co., primarily by High Standard, during the mid-20th century, generally part of the 583-series produced from 1945–1948 or slightly later. These budget-friendly shotguns typically featured 28-inch barrels, 2 ¾" chambers, and a simple, utilitarian design.  Key Details and Information: Manufacturer: Primarily High Standard (Model 10). Production Era: The 583 series generally ran from 1945 to the early 1960s (with specific models likely ending in the 1950s). Specifications: 12-gauge, 28-inch barrel (often modified choke), bolt-action with a walnut stock. Safety Notice: Some models in the 583 series were subject to a recall in the 1960s due to potential issues with the bolt, making it important to check for a functional, secure, and matching bolt.  The J.C. Higgins brand was phased out by Sears in 1962, replaced by the "Ted Williams" brand. 

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Harrington & Richardson/H&R Topper M158 20 Ga

Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 11 of 184)      

Very good+++ condition single shot top break shotgun. 28" barrel, smooth bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with a little black residue at the ends and some wear...more. The bluing is in excellent condition, near 98% with some scuffs, very light pitting, a few small spots of very light surface rust, and some wear around the muzzle. It also has a beautiful rainbow finish to the receiver with some very light pitting and maybe surface rust. The top break is tight and opens and closes properly. It has a two piece hardwood, possibly American walnut, stock with a light  blonde finish on the buttstock and a little darker brown on the forearm with some wear. There are some bangs, dings, and scuffs from use and age. There are no chips or cracks. It has a H&R rubber anti-shock buttplate, that looks like it has been shaved down at the bottom to fit better. The gun overall is tight except the buttstock has a slight wiggle. This would be a great piece to add to your collection or arsenal!! Due to age, Consult a gunsmith: If you are unsure about the firearm's safety, have it inspected by a qualified gunsmith to assess its condition. The Harrington & Richardson (H&R) Topper Model 158  in 20 gauge is a vintage, single-shot break-action shotgun produced between 1962 and 1973. It is widely regarded as a reliable "farm gun" or introductory firearm, valued for its simplicity and lightweight design.  Key Specifications According to listings and expert overviews common specifications for the 20-gauge variant include: Action Type: Single-shot break-action with an extractor-only feature or auto-opening mechanism. Chamber: Most models accommodate 2 3/4-inch shells, though some later versions or variants may handle 3-inch shells. Barrel: Typically 28 inches in length, though 22-inch versions exist. Choke: Frequently found with fixed full or modified chokes. Finish: Noted for its color case hardened receiver (often for aesthetics) and blued barrel. Weight: Extremely lightweight, generally weighing between 5.5 and 5.7 lbs. Stock: Hardwood (often American walnut) with a pistol grip and, in later models, a rubber butt pad.  Distinguishing Features Opening Mechanism: The Model 158 features a button-press lever to open the action, which replaced earlier side-lever designs. Forend Design: Later production units used a snap-on forend, whereas earlier versions utilized a screw-retained forend. Interchangeability: This model was often sold in sets with multiple barrels, including rifle calibers like .30-30 Winchester and other shotgun gauges. Safety: Vintage models typically do not have a transfer bar safety in the hammer, requiring manual cocking before firing.

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Savage 93 22 WMR Rifle

Lot # 8 (Sale Order: 12 of 184)      

Very good++ to near excellent condition magazine fed bolt action rifle. 21" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with some black specks and excellent rifli...moreng. The bluing on the gun is in excellent condition, near 99% with just some scuff marks, very light pitting, and a few small spots of surface rust. One piece black synthetic stock that has a few wear marks and dirt from use. Bolt action is crisp and smooth with nice pop. Comes with mag, Mossy Oak padded nylon sling, and Center Point 4-16-100 yards+ scope. It has a Savage hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This would be a nice addition to any collection or arsenal!! The Savage Arms Model 93 is a series of bolt-action rimfire rifles chambered in .22 WMR (.22 Magnum), designed for small game hunting, varmint control, and recreational shooting. It is widely recognized for its AccuTrigger system, which allows users to adjust the trigger pull for a crisp, light release that enhances accuracy.  Popular Models & Variations Savage offers several configurations of the Model 93 to suit different shooting styles and environments:  Savage Arms 93 F: A budget-friendly, lightweight model featuring a matte black synthetic stock and a 21-inch blued carbon steel barrel. Savage Arms 93 G: A classic version equipped with a walnut-finished hardwood stock with cut checkering and a 21-inch blued barrel. Savage Arms 93 FV-SR: A compact "Tactical" variant with a 16.5-inch heavy threaded barrel and a one-piece Picatinny rail for easy optic mounting. Savage Arms 93 BTVS: A premium target model featuring a laminated thumbhole stock and a 21-inch heavy stainless steel barrel for maximum stability and corrosion resistance. Savage Arms 93 FSS: A weather-resistant option with a synthetic stock and stainless steel barrel and receiver.  Performance & Accuracy Expert reviews and range reports highlight the rifle's effectiveness within its caliber range:  Effective Range: It is capable of reaching out over 100 yards to take down varmints like coyotes, foxes, and bobcats with minimal pelt damage. Trigger Quality: The AccuTrigger can be adjusted down to approximately 2.5 pounds, minimizing the risk of accidental discharge while providing a "no creep" break. Ammunition Pairing: Reviewers found that the Model 93 achieved sub-MOA groups at 25 yards and performed significantly better in wind than .22 LR rifles at 100 yards. Feed System: Most models use a 5-round detachable box magazine, though 10-round aftermarket or factory magazines are also available for higher capacity.  Specifications Summary According to manufacturer data from Savage Arms: Action: Bolt Action Caliber: .22 WMR (Winchester Magnum Rimfire) Barrel Length: 21 inches (standard) or 16.5 inches (FV-SR models) Rate of Twist: 1 in 16" Average Weight: Approximately 5 lbs to 6 lbs depending on the stock and barrel profile Capacity: 5+1 rounds 

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New England Firearms/NEF Pardner 20 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 13 of 184)      

Very good+++ condition single shot top break shotgun. 25 1/2" barrel, smooth bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with some residue at muzzle end and some wear. Th...moree bluing is in excellent condition, near 99%, it also has a beautiful rainbow finish to the receiver. There are a very few light surface rust on the barrel. The top break is tight and opens and closes properly. It has a two piece American hardwood stock with a medium brown finish on the forearm and a light tan finish on the buttstock with some wear. There are a few bangs, dings, and scuffs from use and age. There are no chips or cracks. It has a New England Firearms/NEF hard plastic/rubber buttplate. The gun overall is tight. This would be a great piece to add to your collection or arsenal!! The New England Firearms (NEF) Pardner 20-gauge is a widely recognized American shotgun known for its simple, rugged, and reliable design, most commonly found as a single-shot break-action firearm.  Single-Shot Model Features (SB1 Series) The most iconic version of the NEF Pardner is the single-shot, break-action model, often designated as the SB1. It is prized by hunters and collectors for its straightforward operation and durability.  Action & Safety: Features a break-action design that loads one shell at a time. It is hammer-fired; the hammer must be manually cocked to fire, and it lacks a traditional manual safety. Physical Specs: Typically features a 22" or 26" barrel with a 3-inch chamber, allowing it to fire both 2-3/4" and 3" shells. Aesthetics: Most models come with a case-hardened receiver (giving it a colorful, mottled steel look) and a blued barrel. The furniture is usually American hardwood or walnut. Choke & Sights: Most come with a fixed modified choke and a front brass bead sight.  Pump-Action Model (Pardner Pump) While NEF is best known for single-shots, the New England Firearms Pardner Pump was also produced, often as a clone of the Remington 870.  Capacity: Typically holds 4+1 rounds. Versatility: Often features a 21" or 26" vent-rib barrel and interchangeable chokes, sometimes compatible with Winchester, Mossberg 500, or Invector series thread patterns. Youth Variants: A popular "Youth" model exists with a shorter 13-inch length of pull (LOP) and a 21-inch barrel, making it ideal for smaller-framed shooters.

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Springfield Arms 1929 Top Break 12 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 14 of 184)      

We believe this to be a model 1929, but without removing all the tape we cannot be sure. The top break single shot shotgun is in poor condition. 28" barrel. bore appears ...moreto be dingy, with some shine and brightness on the places where it does not have the black residue. The bluing is pretty much totally gone. It has surface rust all over and pitting. The two piece hardwood stocks, possibly birch, are cracked, misaligned and under black tape. The top break opens and closes smoothly and has an ever so slight wiggle. Hammer and trigger work properly. The buttplate appears to be hard plastic/rubber covered in black tape. This gun is a project for sure but will make a nice piece to your collection or possibly your arsenal after you put the work in to it!! Due to age, Consult a gunsmith: If you are unsure about the firearm's safety, have it inspected by a qualified gunsmith to assess its condition. The Springfield Arms Company Model 1929 is a budget-friendly, single-shot, break-action shotgun produced in the early 20th century. Although it bears the Springfield name, it was actually manufactured by the J. Stevens Arms Company (a division of Savage Arms) in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts.  Technical Specifications According to auction listings and firearm guides, the Model 1929 was designed for simplicity and reliability.  Action: Top break, single-shot with an exposed hammer. Gauge: Most commonly found in 12 gauge, though versions were also produced in 16, 20, 28, and .410 bore. Barrel: Typically features a 30-inch plain barrel with a fixed full choke, though 26-inch and 29-inch variants exist. Chamber: Designed for 2 ¾-inch shells. Materials: Often featured a "selected forge steel" barrel and a hardwood stock (such as birch) rather than premium walnut to keep costs low. Finish: The frame typically featured case-colored finishes, while the barrel was blued.  Leland Little Auctions +7 Identification & Manufacturer History It is important to distinguish this firearm from those produced by the government-run Springfield Armory (famous for the M1 Garand and M1903 rifle).  The "Springfield" Brand: Savage/Stevens used the "Springfield Arms Co." name as a secondary brand for their utility-grade firearms. Model Variants: The Model 1929 is essentially a variant of the widely produced Stevens Model 94. Serial Numbers: Many of these budget shotguns do not have serial numbers (NSN), as they were manufactured before such requirements were standardized for inexpensive firearms.

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MPA MPA30T 9mm Pistol

Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 15 of 184)      

This one hasn't seen much use.  98/99% original blue on the pistol and 100% blue on the dummy suppressor (standard safety extension).  Mechanical condition and the riflin...moreg in the barrel are like new. With its original case and one factory magazine. The MasterPiece Arms MPA30T Defender is a semi-automatic 9mm pistol heavily inspired by the MAC-10 design, featuring a traditional top-cocking mechanism. Modern versions of this firearm utilize a machined aluminum lower receiver to reduce weight and improve ergonomics compared to older stamped-steel models.  Core Specifications According to MasterPiece Arms, the MPA30T is built as a rugged, recreational firearm designed for reliability.  Caliber: 9mm Luger (9x19mm). Action: Semi-automatic, direct blowback system. Barrel: Typically a 4.5-inch or 5.5-inch threaded barrel (1/2x28 TPI). Weight: Approximately 3.4 to 3.5 lbs unloaded. Capacity: Comes with one 30-round polymer magazine. Dimensions: Overall length is approximately 11.25 inches.  Key Features Top-Cocking Handle: Features a top-mounted, ambidextrous charging handle similar to a Thompson or MAC-10. Suppressor Ready: Includes a threaded barrel and often comes with a removable faux suppressor/barrel shroud that can be replaced with a functional suppressor. Accessory Compatibility: Equipped with an integrated lower Picatinny rail for mounting lights or lasers, and a QD flush cup for single-point slings. Adjustability: Features adjustable front and rear sights for improved accuracy.  User & Expert Insights Accuracy and Feel: Reviewers note the pistol is surprisingly accurate for its design and feels well-balanced despite its weight. Durability: DLD VIP experts praise the precision-machined steel and aluminum construction for long-term longevity. Trigger Performance: The trigger pull is described as relatively easy with minimal take-up, though some users find the reset slightly gritty. Magazines: While it has a 30-round capacity, some users have reported difficulty loading the full 30 rounds into the included polymer magazines.

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Daisy 2203 Legacy 22 LR Rifle

Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 16 of 184)      

Like new condition magazine fed blowback semi-auto action rifle. 19" octagonal barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with possibly one black speck and like ...morenew rifling. The gun has a black composite/plastic sleeve on the barrel with little to no marks. The receiver is blued with little to no marks. Two piece brown copolymer synthetic stock, Monte Carlo style, that has little to no marks. The slide action is smooth and easy. It has a Legacy by Daisy unique adjustable buttplate. Comes with original box and manual. This would be an excellent addition to any collection or arsenal!! The Daisy 2203 Legacy is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle (LR), produced briefly between 1988 and 1991 as part of Daisy’s rare venture into rimfire firearms. Designed as a "step-up" for young shooters transitioning from airguns, it features a lightweight copolymer (plastic) stock and a unique adjustable buttplate to change the length of pull as a child grows.  Key Specifications According to official manuals and collector archives, the Daisy 2203 has the following specifications: Action: Blow-back semi-automatic. Ammunition: .22 Long Rifle (LR) only; high or standard velocity. Weight: Approximately 6.0 lbs (some sources list it as light as 4 lbs). Barrel: 19-inch rifled steel with a protective composite/plastic sleeve. Capacity: 7-round detachable box magazine (some early marketing mentioned a 10-round capacity). Stock: Brown "copolymer" synthetic stock with a Monte Carlo style. Adjustability: The length of pull can be adjusted from 12.25 to 14.25 inches via a black slotted disk in the stock.  Design & Features The Legacy series was designed for ease of maintenance and safety, intended for a "new generation of shooters". Takedown Design: The rifle can be easily disassembled for cleaning by loosening a barrel nut with a supplied spanner wrench. Removable Trigger Group: The entire trigger and bolt assembly can be removed for safety or storage by pressing a spring-loaded button at the rear of the assembly. Sights: Includes a ramped front post and a plastic rear sight that is fully adjustable for windage and elevation. The receiver is also grooved for "tip-off" scope mounts.  Performance & Collectibility While functional, the Daisy 2203 is primarily viewed as a collectible item today due to its short production run.  Recall History: Early units were recalled to replace a weak sear and disconnect that could cause the rifle to fire in "full auto" mode unintentionally. Accuracy: Testers found that it typically averages 1.5-inch groups at 50 yards, making it an adequate "plinking" rifle but not a match-grade firearm. Replacement Parts: Genuine magazines are often "hard-to-find". 3D-printed reproduction parts, such as rear sight assemblies, are sometimes available on online platforms to restore vintage models.

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Smith & Wesson 31-1 32 Long Revolver

Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 17 of 184)      

Very good+++ condition 6 shot revolver. 3" barrel, bore appears clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. The bluing is in excellent condition, near 98% with some ...morewear around the muzzle, wear on cylinder, and a few scuffs. There is  a little pitting and surface rust on the pistol grip frame. It has original S&W walnut pistol grips with some wear and some dings. Cylinder rolls smoothly. The trigger and hammer are smooth & tight as they are supposed to be. Comes in an original blue Smith & Wesson box with manual, not matching the gun. Awesome little gun to add to your collection, nightstand, waistband, or arsenal!! The Smith & Wesson Model 31-1 is a classic J-frame revolver chambered in .32 S&W Long, produced between 1961 and approximately 1991. It is the successor to the earlier I-frame Model 31 and is often referred to by its pre-1957 name, the .32 Regulation Police.  Key Specifications According to technical data the Model 31-1 features: Frame Type: Small J-frame with a square butt configuration. Capacity: 6-round cylinder. Barrel Lengths: Standard options included 2", 3", and 4" pinned barrels. Weight: Approximately 18 to 19 oz unloaded, depending on barrel length. Sights: Fixed sights consisting of a serrated ramp front sight and a square-notch rear sight milled into the topstrap. Finishes: Available in original blued or nickel-plated steel.  Performance and Use Recoil: Reviewers highlight its exceptionally mild recoil, making it a "hidden gem" for recoil-sensitive individuals or novice shooters. Ammunition: It is designed for the low-pressure .32 S&W Long cartridge. Experts advise against using modern .32 H&R Magnum loads, as they can cause excessive frame stress. Accuracy: Users praise the model for its superb accuracy, attributed to the combination of a solid steel frame and the inherently accurate .32 Long cartridge.  Collectibility As a discontinued model, the Smith & Wesson Model 31-1 is primarily found on the used and collector markets. Condition Factors: Value is heavily driven by the presence of the original box, matching serialized walnut grips, and the condition of the finish (especially for nickel versions, which are prone to holster wear).

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Hi-Standard Double Nine Longhorn W-104 22 LR Revolver

Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 18 of 184)      

Good condition 9 shot revolver. 9 1/2" barrel, bore is dirty, but shiny and bright with great rifling. The bluing is in good condition, near 90% with wear on the front si...moreght, on the barrel, around the muzzle and on the cylinder. There is some light pitting and surface rust on the muzzle end of the barrel and on the sight. It has Hi-Standard wooden pistol grips with some wear, some dings, and some residue on back. Cylinder rolls smoothly, but the arm and the cylinder have some wiggle. The trigger and hammer are tight & a little jerky. Comes in an original black Hi-Standard box, not matching the gun. Nice gun to add to your collection or arsenal!! The High Standard Double Nine W-104 is a classic western-style .22 LR revolver known for its 9-shot capacity and double-action functionality, designed to resemble a Colt Single Action Army. Produced between approximately 1961 and 1971, it features a swing-out cylinder for easier loading and unloading compared to traditional single-action revolvers.  Key Specifications Action: Double-action/single-action (DA/SA). Capacity: 9-round cylinder. Barrel Lengths: Most commonly 5.5 inches; also available in 3.5, 4.5, and 9.5 inches (the 9.5" version is known as the Longhorn). Frame Material: Aluminum alloy. Barrel & Cylinder: Steel. Sights: Fixed blade front sight; drift-adjustable (for windage) rear notch sight. Safety: Features a rebounding hammer and internal safety that allows it to be carried fully loaded. Grips: Typically plastic, designed to simulate ivory, stag, or black synthetic.  User Reviews and Performance Trigger Pull: Reviewers from High Standard Double Nine Revolver in 22 LR note a very heavy double-action trigger (approx. 13 lbs) but a very light, crisp single-action pull (approx. 2.75 lbs). Accuracy: Experts at Hi Standard Double Nine Shooting found the revolver suitable for recreational "plinking" at targets like pop cans, though accuracy can be marginal at longer distances due to the heavy double-action pull. Reliability: It is widely considered a "solid, durable, and workable" firearm. However, testers mention that the ejection rod on older models can feel "gritty" and may not return on its own without a spring. Availability The High Standard Double Nine W-104 is no longer in production, so it is primarily available through used firearm retailers and auctions.

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Savage Arms 24S-C O/U 22 LR/20 Ga Combo, Combo

Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 19 of 184)      

Good condition double barrel over/under top break combination 22LR/20 Ga. 24" barrels, 20 Ga smooth bore appears fairly clean, bright, and shiny with some black specks an...mored wear. 22 LR bore appears clean, shiny. and bright with great rifling and some wear. The bluing is near 90% with some pitting, bangs, and surface rust. The receiver is faded and has some pitting and surface rust. The top break is tight and opens and closes smoothly. Two piece wooden stocks with a medium light brown finish, there are dings, bangs, scuffs, and wear from use and age. Trigger and hammer have a wiggle but work properly. There are no sights, appears to have had a scope mount on it. Has a hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This would be a great piece to add to your collection or arsenal!!  The Savage Arms 24S-C is a classic over/under combination gun featuring a .22 LR rifle barrel over a 20-gauge shotgun barrel. Part of the long-running Model 24 series, this specific "S" series variant is a versatile "survival" or "camper" style firearm designed for small game hunting and outdoor utility.  Key Specifications Action: Break-action, single-shot for each barrel. Barrel Length: Typically 24 inches for standard models, though some "C" (Camper) variants feature shorter 20-inch barrels for easier transport. Chamber: The 20-gauge lower barrel is often chambered for 3-inch shells. Sights: Standard iron sights, often including a ramp front sight and an elevation-adjustable rear sight. Barrel Selector: On later models like the 24S-C, the selector is integrated into the hammer; a small lever on the hammer allows the shooter to choose which barrel to fire. Weight: Approximately 6 to 7 pounds depending on the specific configuration and stock material.  Design and Features Takedown Capability: The firearm can be easily disassembled into two main parts—the barrel assembly and the receiver/stock—making it ideal for stowing in a backpack or vehicle. Ammunition Storage: Many "C" models (Camper) feature a trapdoor in the buttstock with dedicated slots to hold extra .22 LR and 20-gauge rounds. Safety Mechanism: These models typically use a rebounding exposed hammer that must be manually cocked before each shot. Release Lever: The barrel release lever on the 24S-C is typically located in front of the trigger guard.  Market Value The value of a Savage Model 24 varies significantly based on its condition and specific rarity. Collectibility: Older models with joined barrels (rather than separated) and color-case-hardened receivers are particularly sought after by collectors.  The Savage 24S-C remains highly regarded for its "do-it-all" utility, allowing a hunter to take a stationary squirrel with the .22 LR barrel or a moving target with the 20-gauge shotgun in a single, compact platform.

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Izhmash/Big Bear Arms Saiga-410 410 Mag Shotgun

Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 20 of 184)      

Excellent condition AK action semi-auto mag fed tactical shotgun. 19" barrel with a 2" muzzle break, smooth bore has a some black marks but otherwise is clean, shiny, and...more bright. Polymer black stocks with some marks and paint splatter that comes right off. The matte black finish on gun is in excellent condition with just a few marks that have light surface rust. The AK action is smooth and easy. Comes with a plastic mag. Has a synthetic buttplate. This is a great addition for your collection, home defense, or arsenal! The Izhmash Saiga-410 is a semi-automatic, magazine-fed shotgun based on the Kalashnikov (AK) action, manufactured in Russia by the Izhmash arsenal (now part of the Kalashnikov Concern). While "Big Bear" is not a model name for the shotgun itself, Big Bear Arms (Dallas, TX) was one of the primary early importers of these firearms into the United States during the mid-1990s.  Big Bear Arms Import Details  Early Saiga-410 shotguns imported by Big Bear Arms (typically between 1993 and 1995) are characterized by specific markings and features:  Markings: The left side of the receiver usually features the Izhmash arsenal insignia and "MADE IN RUSSIA BY IZHMASH," while the right side contains the Big Bear Arms importer information. Gas System: These early models often feature a "single setting" gas plug rather than the two-setting adjustable plugs found on later imports. Configuration: They were typically imported in a "sporter" configuration to comply with U.S. import laws, featuring a checkered polymer pistol-grip buttstock and a smooth polymer forend.  Technical Specifications According to various sources the standard Saiga-410 includes: Action: Long-stroke gas piston, semi-automatic. Caliber: .410 Bore, typically chambered for 3-inch (76mm) magnum shells. Barrel: Often 19 to 22.5 inches long, frequently chrome-lined to resist corrosion. Feed System: Detachable box magazines, typically starting with a 4-round or 10-round capacity. Sights: Fixed iron sights, often a brass bead front and U-notch rear.  Performance and Usage Reliability: Reviewers on the Saiga-12 Forum note that the .410 models are generally reliable with 3-inch shells but may experience feeding issues with shorter 2.5-inch shells due to the magazine design. Recoil: The Saiga-410 is praised for having extremely low, manageable recoil, making it suitable for beginner shooters or home defense applications. Hunting Limits: While effective for small game like rabbits or birds, experts and users on the Saiga forums advise against using the .410 for large game like bears, as it is considered underpowered for such animals.

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Marlin/Glenfield 10 22 Cal Rifle

Lot # 17 (Sale Order: 21 of 184)      

Very good+ to near excellent condition single shot bolt action rifle. 22" barrel, bore appear to be clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. Bluing on the gun app...moreears to be near 99%+. There some small scuffs on the barrel with some very light pitting and surface rust by the rear sight. One piece hardwood, possibly birch, stock with a medium walnut finish with a very few dings, bangs, and scuffs from use and age. Bolt action is smooth and easy. Trigger is tight with nice bounce back. It has a hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This would be a great addition to any collection or arsenal!! The Marlin Glenfield Model 10 is a vintage, single-shot bolt-action rifle chambered for .22 caliber ammunition (Short, Long, and Long Rifle). Produced by the Marlin Firearms Company between 1966 and 1978, it was marketed as a budget-friendly alternative to the Marlin Model 101.  Key Specifications and Features This rifle was designed for simplicity and durability, often used as an entry-level firearm for teaching new shooters.  Action: Single-shot bolt-action. Barrel: Typically features a 22-inch round barrel with Marlin's signature "Micro-Groove" rifling for improved accuracy. Stock: Hardwood (often birch) with a walnut stain. Many later models are easily identified by a carved squirrel or groundhog pressed into the pistol grip. Sights: Equipped with a fixed or ramped blade front sight and an adjustable rear notch sight. Ammunition: Versatile chambering that accepts .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle cartridges.  Historical Background The Glenfield line was Marlin's "economical" brand, specifically produced for mass retailers like Wal-Mart, K-Mart, and J.C. Penney.  Model Variants: The Glenfield Model 10 replaced the earlier Glenfield Model 100G in 1966. Design Changes: Early versions featured a round cocking knob, which was later updated to a T-handle shape during its 13-year production run. Relationship to Other Models: It is mechanically identical to the Marlin Model 101 and share many characteristics with the later Glenfield Model 15.  Value and Collectibility While originally sold as a low-cost "department store" rifle, these firearms are now considered Curio & Relic (C&R) eligible by some auction houses due to their age and historical significance. They are praised by owners for being basic but high-quality "plinkers" that remain reliable over decades of use.

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Phoenix Arms HP22 22 LR Pistol

Lot # 18 (Sale Order: 22 of 184)      

Excellent condition semi-auto pistol. Slide is 5" and vented rib barrel 3", bore is clean, shiny, and bright with great rifling and some wear. The satin nickel finish app...moreears to have little to no marks. Slide is smooth with the proper amount of tension. It has black polymer checkered grips. Comes with an extra mag. This is an great addition to your nightstand, collection, and arsenal!! The Phoenix Arms HP22 (and the current HP22A model) is an ultra-affordable, single-action semi-automatic .22 LR pistol designed primarily for recreational plinking and target shooting. It is known for its compact size, metal frame construction, and a unique, highly involved safety system that requires specific manual steps to operate.  Core Specifications According to manufacturer details and retailers the standard HP22A features: Action: Single-action only with an external hammer. Capacity: 10+1 rounds using a staggered magazine. Barrel: Standard 3-inch vented rib barrel. A 5-inch target barrel is often available in "Deluxe Rangemaster" kits. Weight: Approximately 20 ounces. Construction: Made from cast zinc/aluminum alloy (Zamak) with a steel-sleeved barrel. Finishes: Available in matte black or satin nickel.  Performance and Reliability Reviewers and other testers report varying experiences:  Ammunition Sensitivity: The manufacturer explicitly recommends standard velocity ammunition (1050–1150 FPS). Using high-velocity rounds may cause premature wear or frame cracking over time. Accuracy: Testers found it surprisingly accurate for its size, capable of 3-inch groups at 10–15 yards when using a stabilized position. Reliability: Some owners report thousands of rounds with minimal issues when properly maintained, while others have experienced frequent feeding or ejection issues. Maintenance: Disassembly is considered difficult by some due to an unguided recoil spring that can easily fly out during the process.  Safety Mechanisms The HP22A is characterized by several interlocking safeties that some users find "overkill" or "confusing":  Magazine Interlock: The magazine cannot be removed unless the frame safety is engaged (on "Safe"). Safety Lockout: The safety cannot be moved back to the "Fire" position unless a magazine is fully inserted. Firing Pin Block: A separate slide-mounted lever blocks the firing pin from reaching the cartridge. Manual Slide Hold: The frame-mounted safety also functions as a manual slide stop to lock the action open.  Available Models and Kits Phoenix Arms HP22A Standard: Includes the 3-inch barrel and one 10-round magazine. Phoenix Arms HP22A Deluxe Rangemaster: A "Range Pack" that includes both the 3-inch and 5-inch barrels, a cleaning kit, and a locking transport case. Extended Magazines: 11-round magazines with a pinky grip extension are available as an aftermarket accessory to improve handling.

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Lyman Plains Pistol .50 Cal Black Powder Muzzleloader Pistol

Lot # 19B (Sale Order: 23 of 184)      

Good++ condition black powder muzzleloader pistol. 9" octagonal barrel, bore is dark with some surface rust and great rifling. Bluing on the barrel is in very good condit...moreion, near 90%+ but with some pitting and surface rust from not being properly taken care of. One piece richly stained European walnut stock in excellent condition with dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use. Brass trigger guard and blackened iron furniture. Metal hammer plate has a beautiful patina. Comes with ramrod. The is a great little collectible and useable firearm for black powder enthusiast!! The Lyman Plains Pistol .50 Caliber is a single-shot percussion muzzleloader designed to replicate the trapper's pistols of the mid-1800s. It is highly regarded by enthusiasts for its out-of-the-box accuracy and authentic aesthetics, featuring a hooked patent breech for easy cleaning and a detachable belt hook.  Core Specifications According to manufacturers and detailed retailer listings, the pistol's primary specifications include: Barrel: A 9.75-inch octagonal blued steel barrel with a fast 1:30" twist rate, optimized for accuracy. Stock: Richly stained European walnut with a brass trigger guard and blackened iron furniture. Ignition: Uses a Hawken-style sidelock action with #11 percussion caps. Dimensions: The overall length is approximately 15 inches, with a total weight of roughly 2.75 to 3.1 pounds. Trigger: Equipped with a spring-loaded, single-style lightweight trigger.  Performance and Recommended Loads Expert reviewers report high satisfaction with the pistol's handling:  Accuracy: Testers found it remarkably accurate at 25 yards, rivaling some modern target-grade pistols. Max Charge: The manufacturer recommends a maximum charge of 40 grains of FFFg black powder or equivalent Pyrodex. Projectiles: It is typically loaded with a .490 or .495-inch round ball and a patched projectile of approximately 175 grains. Velocity: A 40-grain charge of GOEX FFFg registers approximately 884 fps, while Swiss FFFg can reach 1,040 fps.  Purchasing Options The pistol is available in both a fully finished version and a "Do-it-Yourself" kit.  Lyman® Plains Pistol by Investarm This is the standard finished model. Reviewers praise it as the "best off-the-shelf option" for a companion piece to a matching caliber rifle. Lyman® Plains Pistol Kit by Investarm A more affordable unassembled kit for those who wish to finish the wood and metal themselves. It can be found at online retailers. Retailers like also list the kit, though availability may vary.  Note: While Lyman has transitioned away from some muzzleloader manufacturing, the design is currently produced by Investarm, the original Italian manufacturer for Lyman, often sold under both names with identical specifications. 

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Lyman Great Plains Hunter .50 Cal Black Powder Muzzleloader Rifle

Lot # 20B (Sale Order: 24 of 184)      

Near excellent condition double trigger black powder percussion rifle. 32" octagonal barrel, bore is dark, like it has a blued finish, the rifling is excellent. One piece...more European walnut stock an oil finish with very few dings, bangs, or scuffs from age and use. The bluing on the barrel seems to be in excellent condition, near 98%. It has some marks. It has a great wooden ramrod with some verdigris on the tip. It has a blued trigger guard and buttplate. This one is a great piece for the black powder enthusiast!! The Lyman Great Plains Hunter is a .50 caliber black powder muzzleloader specifically engineered for the modern hunter, featuring a faster rifling twist optimized for conical bullets and sabots rather than traditional round balls. This rifle is available in percussion and flintlock ignitions and is currently produced as part of the Signature Series in partnership with Davide Pedersoli & Co..  Key Specifications The Hunter model differs from the standard Great Plains Rifle primarily in its barrel length and twist rate to improve handling and projectile compatibility.  Caliber: .50 Caliber (also available in .54). Barrel: 30-inch blued octagon barrel (Signature Series). Note: Some legacy models feature a 32-inch barrel. Twist Rate: 1:24" twist in the Signature Series, designed for modern projectiles like sabots and conicals. Older versions may feature a 1:32" twist. Stock: European Walnut with an oil finish. Trigger: Double-set triggers for a crisp, light pull. Weight: Approximately 8.9 to 9.25 pounds. Overall Length: Approximately 48 to 49 inches.  Features and Design Sights: Standard with a fiber optic rear sight and a bead front sight for better visibility in hunting conditions. The receiver is also drilled and tapped for the Lyman 57 GPR receiver sight. Ignition Types: Available in both Percussion (utilizing #11 caps) and Flintlock configurations. Authentic Styling: Features blackened metal furniture and Hawken-style locks to maintain the look of a traditional 19th-century mountain man rifle. Manufacture: Recent models are produced by Davide Pedersoli in Italy, known for high-quality wood-to-metal fit and precision.  Purchasing Options The Great Plains Hunter is available through several specialized firearms retailers. User Performance & Expert Reviews Accuracy with Projectiles: Reviewers note that the fast twist rate (1:24" or 1:32") is excellent for conicals and sabots but may be too fast for traditional patched round balls, which require a slower twist (like 1:60") for optimal stability. Handling: One owner on MidwayUSA praised the rifle's balance and build quality but mentioned that the fast twist can cause "lead stripping" if using thin patches with round balls at high velocities. Reliability: According to Muzzle-Loaders.com, the Signature Series features an improved Pedersoli lock with a flat mainspring that is crisper and more consistent than legacy coil-spring versions.

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Thompson/Center Arms Hawken .50 Cal Black Powder Muzzleloader Rifle

Lot # 21B (Sale Order: 25 of 184)      

Near excellent condition double trigger black powder percussion rifle. 28" octagonal barrel, bore appears to be clean with some very light surface rust visible by the muz...morezle and excellent rifling. One piece American walnut stock has a darker brown finish with very few dings, bangs, or scuffs from age and use. The barrel seems to have a brown finish not blued with some light pitting and light surface rust. It has a beautiful vertical striped ramrod in excellent condition. It has a brass furniture with storage compartment. The plate and hammer are case hardened and have a beautiful rainbowed patina. This one is a great piece for the black powder enthusiast!! The Thompson/Center Arms Hawken .50 Caliber is a iconic black powder muzzleloader that significantly revitalized interest in traditional black powder hunting during the 1970s. Although production ended around 2012, it remains a highly sought-after rifle on the secondary market for its American-made quality and reliability.  Key Specifications According to various expert reviews and historical data, the Thompson/Center Arms Hawken was designed to be a versatile hunting and target rifle.  Caliber: .50 caliber (also produced in .45 and .54). Barrel: 28-inch octagonal barrel. Twist Rate: 1:48 inch twist, designed as a compromise to handle both patched round balls (typically .490 diameter) and conical bullets like the T/C Maxi-Ball. Trigger: Double set triggers, where the rear trigger sets the front for a very light, crisp pull. Action: Available in both percussion (cap lock) and flintlock ignitions. Materials: American walnut stock with brass furniture and a color case-hardened lock.  Performance and Reviews Reviewers and long-time users frequently praise the rifle for its durability and classic aesthetics.  Accuracy: Users on Muzzleloading Forum report that while it may not be a "tack driver" compared to modern inlines, it is more than accurate enough for deer hunting at 70-100 yards. Ease of Maintenance: It features a hooked breech system that allows for easy barrel removal, simplifying the cleaning process with soap and water. Heritage: Many owners recommend it as the "ultimate" traditional muzzleloader to own rather than just a starter gun, citing its superior build compared to modern budget replicas.  Purchasing and Value Since the rifle is out of production, it is primarily available through auction sites and used gun retailers.  Parts Availability: Replacement parts like barrels and stocks are commonly traded online. Retailers: You can frequently find listings for these rifles on online auction sites.  The Thompson/Center Hawken is widely regarded as the rifle that set the standard for modern "traditional" muzzleloaders, offering a blend of 19th-century style with 20th-century manufacturing precision.

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