New Years Day 2026 Firearms Auction

New Years Day 2026 Firearms Auction

Thursday, January 1, 2026  |  12:00 PM Eastern
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New Years Day 2026 Firearms Auction

New Years Day 2026 Firearms Auction

Thursday, January 1, 2026  |  12:00 PM Eastern
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Lot # 0 (Sale Order: 1 of 456)      

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Lot # 0A (Sale Order: 2 of 456)      

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: 3 of 456)      

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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Lot # 0C (Sale Order: 4 of 456)      

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

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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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Marlin Golden 39A 22 Cal Rifle

Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 6 of 456)      

Excellent condition lever action tube fed rifle. 24" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. Great 2 piece American black walnut stock...mores with a medium brown finish with a few dings, bangs, and scuffs, no chips or cracks. The bluing on rifle overall is excellent near 99%+ with just some marks by the muzzle, on hammer, and lever. Lever action is smooth and easy. Has a 2 piece Marlin hard rubber buttplate with some scuffs. This is a must have for your collection or arsenal!! Manufacture Date: 1971 The Marlin Golden 39A is an iconic, highly accurate, lever-action .22 caliber rifle known for being one of the longest continuously produced shoulder firearms in the world. Valued by both collectors and shooters. Key Features and Specifications The Marlin Model Golden 39A is a classic American firearm with a reputation for reliability and smooth action.  Action: Lever action. Caliber: Capable of firing .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle cartridges. Magazine Capacity: A full-length steel tubular magazine holds up to 26 .22 Short, 21 .22 Long, or 19 .22 Long Rifle cartridges. Barrel Length: Typically features a 24-inch round barrel, though the "Mountie" variation has a shorter 20-inch barrel. Sights: Equipped with a semi-buckhorn rear sight and a ramp front sight with a brass bead and hood, with a solid-top receiver and side ejection that makes scope mounting easy. Trigger: Features a signature golden-colored trigger. Stock: American black walnut pistol grip stock with a fluted comb and a hard rubber buttpad. Takedown Design: The rifle is a takedown model, meaning a single large, coin-slotted screw allows the action to be broken into two pieces for easy cleaning and transport.  Market Value and Availability Production of new Marlin 39A rifles ceased in 2020 with the closure of the Remington Marlin factory, making the used market the primary source for these rifles.  Used Pricing: The average used price has risen over recent years on auction sites and dealer websites. Collector Value: The value can vary widely based on specific features, condition (e.g., unfired condition, original box, "JM" stamp indicating manufacture by the original Marlin company), and year of production. Special editions, such as the 90th Anniversary model, command higher prices from collectors. Availability: A variety of Marlin Golden 39A rifles are frequently available for purchase through online firearm marketplaces and auctions.

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Henry H001TM 22 WMR Rifle

Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 7 of 456)      

NIB condition lever action tube fed rifle original box & manual. 20 1/2" octagonal barrel, bore is clean, shiny, and bright with new rifling. Beautiful 2 piece American w...morealnut stocks with a darker brown finish with no marks The black finish on rifle overall is super 100%. Lever action is smooth and easy. Has a Henry hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This is a must have for your collection or arsenal!! The Henry H001TM .22 WMR Rifle is a highly regarded lever-action rifle known for its smooth action, accuracy, and classic American walnut stock with an octagonal barrel.  Key Specifications The Henry H001TM is a popular choice for small game hunting and target shooting due to its reliability and traditional feel.  Feature  Detail Caliber .22 WMR (.22 Magnum) Action Lever Action Capacity 12 rounds (tubular magazine) Barrel Length 20.5" Octagon Blued Steel Overall Length 39" Weight 6.25 lbs Stock Material American Walnut Sights Fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear with diamond insert, brass bead front Receiver Grooved for scope mounting, black finish Reviews and Performance Reviewers and users consistently praise the Henry H001TM for its quality construction and performance.  Accuracy: According to experts at Shooting Times, the rifle is capable of delivering groups tighter than 1.50 inches at 100 yards, demonstrating excellent accuracy for a rimfire lever action. Reliability: Users on Industry Outsider have put hundreds of rounds through similar Henry rifles "with not so much as a single hiccup", eating any ammo fed into it without complaint. Smoothness: The lever action is described as "silky smooth" and operates with the ease of a well-cared-for, broken-in firearm right out of the box. Build Quality: Many consider it an "affordable heirloom" firearm, built well enough to be passed down through generations of shooters. The wood, action, reliability, and solidness are highly rated for the price point.

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Sig Sauer P365 9mm Pistol

Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 8 of 456)      

Like new condition semi-auto pistol in Sig case. Slide is 5 5/8" and barrel is 3 1/10", bore appears clean, shiny, and bright with excellent to like new rifling. Appears ...moreto have only had a few rounds through it. There are very few marks on the slide or frame, the most out of place looking marks are from being stored in the case with the foam on the slide. Slide is smooth with the proper amount of tension. Laser works. Comes in original Sig grey hard case with 3 extra mags, 10-12-15 round, manual, paperwork, and lock. This is a super addition to your nightstand, collection, and arsenal!! The SIG Sauer P365 9mm Pistol is a popular micro-compact, striker-fired handgun known for its high capacity and concealability, making it a top choice for everyday carry.  Key Features & Specifications The original SIG Sauer P365 has redefined the concealed carry market with its impressive capacity relative to its small size.  Caliber: 9x19mm Parabellum. Capacity: The standard model comes with a 10-round flush fit magazine and a 10-round extended magazine; optional 12, 15, or 17-round magazines are also available. Sights: Equipped standard with X-RAY3 Day/Night sights for high visibility in various lighting conditions. Trigger: Features a clean, crisp striker-fired trigger pull. Barrel Length: 3.1 inches. Weight: A lightweight 17.8 ounces (with empty magazine). Finish: Nitron-finished stainless steel slide. Accessory Rail: The standard model features a proprietary rail, while variants like the X-Macro use a standard 1913 rail. Manual Safety: Available with or without an optional manual safety.  Expert and User Reviews Reviewers consistently praise the P365 for its innovative design, reliability, and shootability.  Ergonomics and Feel: Many users find the P365 surprisingly easy to control for a small pistol, with manageable recoil, especially when using the extended magazines that allow for a full grip. Accuracy: Experts from Tactical Hyve state the P365 is "more than accurate enough for a concealed carry gun," capable of easily hitting man-sized targets at 25 yards. Value and Quality: Outdoor Life notes that prices have come down, and the P365 offers great quality and value for its price point. Versatility: Its modularity and various available grip modules and accessories mean users can customize the fit to their preference.  Purchasing Options The SIG Sauer P365 9mm Pistol and its variations are available from numerous online and local retailers in Ohio. Prices can vary depending on the specific model and any included accessories (e.g., optic-ready versions, TacPac bundles).

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Savage 11 308 Win Rifle

Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 9 of 456)      

Very good++ to excellent condition magazine fed bolt action rifle. 22" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with excellent to like new rifling. Appears to ...morehave been fired very little. The bluing on the gun is in excellent condition, near 100% with a very few minute marks. One piece black pistol grip synthetic stock that has a few scuff marks probably from storage. Bolt action is crisp and smooth with nice pop. Comes with mag and Bushnell 3-9x40 waterproof scope and covers. It has a thick rubber buttplate. This would be a nice addition to any collection or arsenal!!  Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Savage 11 in .308 Winchester is a versatile bolt-action rifle available in several configurations, such as the "Scout" model with a forward-mounted scope rail and detachable magazine, or the "Lady Hunter" model with a stock tailored for female shooters. Common features across the line include the adjustable AccuTrigger, a focus on accuracy, and suitability for hunting, tactical, or general-purpose use.  Key features and variations AccuTrigger: A hallmark of Savage rifles, this is a crisp, adjustable trigger that can be adjusted for pull weight. Scout Model: Designed according to the scout rifle concept, this version typically features an 18-inch barrel, a forward-mounted rail for long eye-relief scopes, a 10-round detachable magazine, and adjustable iron sights for versatility. It is designed for quick target acquisition and suitability for both hunting and tactical applications. Lady Hunter Model: This model is specifically built for female shooters, featuring an oil-finished American walnut stock with a raised comb, a shortened length of pull, and a slender grip. It is chambered in .308 Win, has a 20-inch barrel, and a magazine capacity of 4 rounds. Other variations: The Model 11 has been produced in many different configurations over time, including other calibers, and can be found with various stocks and features. Accuracy: The rifles are known for their accuracy, which is attributed to features like a free-floating barrel, a rigid stock, and precise barrel manufacturing methods. Durability: The Savage 11 is a robust rifle, often described as a durable and no-frills firearm. 

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Ithaca 37 Featherlight 12 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 10 of 456)      

Very good condition pump action tube fed shotgun. 28" barrel, smooth bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with some wear. Very nice checkered scroll work high-qual...moreity American walnut stock and pump handle with a medium to darker brown finish with a few dings, bangs, and scuffs, chip by left side bottom of receiver and a possibly crack on left side pump handle. The bluing on gun overall is in very good, there is some wear on the barrel, receiver, and feed tube. There is a little surface rust and pitting. Pump action is smooth and easy. Has a hard plastic/rubber Ithacagun buttplate. This is a great addition for your collection or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight 12 Ga shotgun is a legendary pump-action firearm known for its smooth action, bottom ejection port, and lightweight design, making it a favorite for hunting and defense. It holds the record for the longest continuous production run of a pump-action shotgun in history. Key Features and Specifications The Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight is renowned for its all-steel, machined forged parts, which contribute to its durability and smooth operation.  Action: Manually operated, pump-action with a single action bar. Ejection System: Features a unique bottom-ejection and loading port, which keeps debris out of the action and makes it ambidextrous/left-hand friendly. Receiver: The receiver is a solid, slab-sided design without a side ejection port, often featuring engraved hunting scenes on civilian models. Stock & Forend: Typically equipped with high-quality American walnut stock and a grooved forend (often called a "corn cob" forend on older models). Chambering: The 12 gauge models are generally configured for 2 3/4-inch shells, though newer models or specific post-1968 serial numbers may accept 3-inch shells. Barrel Lengths: Modern Featherlight models are available with various vent rib barrel lengths, including 24, 26, 28, and 30 inches. Capacity: Standard capacity is typically 4 or 5 rounds in the under-barrel tube magazine. Weight: The 12 gauge model weighs approximately 7 to 7.5 pounds, considered lightweight for shotguns of its era.  Reviews and Performance Reviewers and users consistently praise the Model 37 for its classic build quality and reliability.  Smoothness: The action is frequently described as "ridiculously smooth" and light, a notable advantage over many modern, mass-produced pump shotguns. Durability: Manufactured from forged steel parts with no stamped components, the gun has a reputation for longevity. It has served numerous police departments and military forces for decades. Shootability: The balance is often commended, and the trigger pull is crisp. Its bottom ejection is a significant benefit for left-handed shooters, preventing spent shells from being ejected across their line of sight. Aesthetics: The combination of blued steel and rich walnut makes it an attractive firearm, appreciated for its "old-school" charm and craftsmanship. Downsides: Some modern users note a lack of aftermarket accessories compared to more common models like the Remington 870 or Mossberg 500. The bottom ejection port can also make clearing malfunctions more difficult. New production models can be relatively expensive.  Availability The Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight is available as both new production from the Ithaca Gun Company in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and on the used market.  New Production: New shotguns are available directly from the manufacturer and authorized retailers. Prices for new models tend to be higher than most mass-market pump shotguns. Used Market: A robust used market exists, particularly on auction sites like Baerauctions.com. Prices for used models vary widely based on condition, age, and specific features, with many affordable options available.

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Stevens 67 Series E 20 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 11 of 456)      

Very good condition pump action tube fed shotgun. 28" vent ribbed barrel, smooth bore appear to be clean, shiny, and bright with some wear consistent with age and use. Ve...morery nice 2 piece checkered hardwood stocks with a dark brown finish. There are some dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use, no chips or cracks. The bluing on the gun is very near 97% with some wear on the feed tube, top of the vent rib, and trigger guard. Pump action is smooth and easy. Has a hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This is a great addition for your hunting gear, collection, or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Stevens 67 Series E 20 Gauge is a discontinued slide-action shotgun made by Savage Arms under the Stevens brand. These shotguns, also sold under names like Springfield, are known for being a common and dependable "everyman's" firearm, often found in pawn shops, and are suitable for hunting and field use. Key features include a fixed full-choke barrel, a hardwood stock, and a tube magazine that holds about five shells.  Key features Action: Slide-action (pump) Gauge: 20 gauge Magazine: Tube magazine, typically holding up to 5 rounds Barrel: Fixed barrel with a full choke Chamber: Capable of firing 2 3/4" and 3" shells Stock: Traditional hardwood stock and forearm Receiver: Typically a blued steel receiver Manufacturer: Savage Arms (using the Stevens brand)  Performance and value Performance: The single action bar can make the action feel rougher than modern shotguns with dual action bars. Use: It is a durable, no-frills gun well-suited for hunting, trap shooting, and general field use. Value: The value depends on the condition, but it is generally considered a utility gun rather than a high-end collector's item.  Considerations for ownership Availability: These are common and can often be found at a reasonable price, though prices vary based on condition. Repairs: Because they were so common, parts and repair information are often available through sources like online sites and online forums. Maintenance: As with any older firearm, regular maintenance is necessary to keep it in good working order. 

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Savage 12 6.5 Creedmor Rifle

Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 12 of 456)      

Very good condition internal mag bolt action rifle. 26" heavy barrel, bore appear to be dark with some shine and a little brightness with excellent rifling. Matte black f...moreinish on the gun appears to be near 96% with some scrapes and scuffs. One piece checkered black synthetic stock with scuffs, scrapes, and some light residue in the checkering. Bolt action is smooth and has a great pop. It has a thick rubber buttplate. This would be a great addition to any collection or arsenal!! The Savage 12 6.5 Creedmoor rifle is a highly regarded bolt-action rifle, primarily available as the Model 12 Long Range Precision (LRP) variant, known for its exceptional out-of-the-box accuracy in long-range shooting. It features a heavy barrel, an H-S Precision stock, and Savage's adjustable AccuTrigger.  Key Features and Specifications The Savage Model 12 LRP is designed for precision target shooting and long-range competition.  AccuTrigger: The rifle is equipped with the Savage adjustable AccuTrigger, which allows users to set a clean, crisp trigger pull weight, adjustable down to as low as six ounces (though some reviewers suggest a slightly heavier pull for reliability). Stock: It features an H-S Precision fiberglass stock with a full-length aluminum bedding block, providing a stable and consistent platform. The stock is rugged and functional, though some users find the comb height a bit low. Barrel: It has a heavy-profile, 26-inch carbon steel barrel with a matte finish and a deeply recessed target crown for enhanced accuracy. Accuracy: Reviewers consistently praise its accuracy, with some reporting sub-MOA (Minute of Angle) groups with factory ammunition. Magazine: It uses a detachable box magazine, typically holding 4 rounds.  Feature  Specification Caliber 6.5 Creedmoor Action Bolt Action Barrel Length 26 inches Stock H-S Precision Fiberglass with Aluminum Bedding Block Trigger Target AccuTrigger (user-adjustable) Weight Approximately 11 pounds (unscoped) Capacity 4+1 rounds (detachable magazine) Expert and User Opinions Overall, the Savage 12 LRP is considered an excellent value for its performance, often providing accuracy comparable to much more expensive rifles.  Pros: Accuracy: Praised for being "capable of excellent accuracy straight out of the box" and "flat out shoot[ing]". Value: Frequently noted as offering "incredible deal[s]" and "more bang for your buck than a Savage". Components: Reviewers appreciate the beefy receiver, oversized bolt handle, and the quality H-S Precision stock. Cons: Weight: It is a heavy rifle, not ideal for carrying long distances for hunting, but a benefit for stationary bench shooting. Feeding Issues: Some users have experienced "failures to feed" when the magazine is loaded to full capacity. Stock Ergonomics: A few comments mention wishing for a higher stock comb.

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Springfield US Model 1873 45-70 Gov't Rifle

Lot # 8A (Sale Order: 13 of 456)      

Very good condition modernized trapdoor rifle. 26" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with some black marks and good rifling showing some wear. The bluin...moreg and finish on the rifle are worn with some pitting and a little surface rust. One piece wooden stock with a darker brown finish with dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use. It has modern sights, a Williams rear sight and an unmarked front elevated sight. The trapdoor, breechblock mechanism, also appears to be newer. It has a metal buttplate. This is actually one you do not want to get away!!  Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Springfield U.S. Model 1878 is a variant of the famous "Trapdoor" single-shot military rifle, chambered for the powerful .45-70 Government black powder cartridge. It was a key service weapon for the U.S. Army during the late 19th century.  Key Features and History Design: The rifle features a distinctive hinged breechblock mechanism, often called the "trapdoor". The Model 1878 marking appears on the breechblock itself. Ammunition: It uses the .45-70-405 cartridge, which specified a .45-inch caliber, 70 grains of black powder, and a 405-grain bullet. This round was ballistically superior to its predecessor, the .50-70 Gov't. Functionality: As a single-shot weapon, it was eventually superseded by magazine-fed rifles like the Krag-Jørgensen, but the cartridge itself was highly effective and remained popular for hunting large game. Collectibility: Original Model 1878 rifles are prized by collectors for their historical significance and craftsmanship. Modern Use: Original rifles require specific, low-pressure ammunition designed for vintage "trapdoor" actions. Modern high-power .45-70 loads are intended for contemporary strong actions (like Ruger or Marlin lever-action rifles) and are not safe for use in these antique firearms. Availability: Original antique rifles are available through auction sites and specialty dealers and modern replicas are also produced by companies like Uberti. 

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Remington 141 GameMaster 35 Rem Rifle

Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 14 of 456)      

Hard to find model, near very good condition tube fed pump action rifle. 24" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. The bluing on the...more gun is worn probably around 50% with some light pitting and very light surface rust. Great 2 piece plain American walnut stock with a half pistol grip and ribbed pump handle, deep redish brown finish with dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use, no chips, but there are 2 fine cracks, one on bottom left side of buttstock and one on the right side pump handle. Pump handle works smoothly. Trigger pull is nice and works properly. Has a Remington checkered metal buttplate. This is a must have addition to your collection or arsenal!!  Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Remington Model 141 Gamemaster in .35 Remington is a classic, discontinued pump-action rifle known for its solid construction and unique features like a spiral magazine tube and take-down design. Produced from 1935 to 1950, it is a popular collector's item and an effective hunting rifle for deer-sized game and black bear.  Key Features and Design Action: The Model 141 is a slide-action (pump) rifle designed by John Pedersen to compete with Winchester's popular lever-action rifles. Reviewers describe the action as smooth. Unique Magazine: It features an innovative spiral magazine tube which allows the use of pointed (spitzer) bullets without the risk of a point resting on the primer of the next cartridge, a safety concern in traditional tubular magazines. Caliber Indicator: The rifle has a distinctive brass cartridge head embedded in the left side of the receiver to indicate its chambering. Takedown Design: The rifle can be easily disassembled into two main parts via a large thumb screw, making it convenient for cleaning or transport. Stock and Barrel: It features a plain American walnut stock with a half pistol grip and a grooved forearm. Rifles came with a 24-inch barrel, while carbine versions had an 18.5-inch barrel.  Performance and Collectibility Hunting Efficacy: The .35 Remington cartridge, launching a 200-grain bullet at around 2,000 feet per second, is considered powerful and effective for medium-to-large game like deer and black bear, particularly within ranges of 150 yards. Accuracy: Owners report that the rifle is surprisingly accurate, especially with classic Remington 200-grain Core-Lokt bullets. Collector Interest: Collectibility for the Model 141 is increasing as original, unmodified specimens become harder to find. Prices vary significantly based on condition, with carbine versions commanding a premium.  Market Value The value of a Remington Model 141 Gamemaster in .35 Remington depends heavily on its condition. 

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Remington 742 WoodsMaster 30-06 Sprg Rifle

Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 15 of 456)      

Excellent condition gas operated semi-auto mag fed rifle. 22" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. Bluing on the gun appears to be ...morenear 100%. There are a few very small scuffs on the barrel and receiver. Two piece basket weave pattern wooden stocks with a few blemishes. Comes with 1 mag and a Weaver Pivot Mount ring scope mounts. It has a Remington checkered metal buttplate. This would be an excellent addition to any collection or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Remington 742 Woodsmaster in .30-06 Springfield is a classic semi-automatic hunting rifle produced from 1960-1980, known for its mild recoil and fast follow-up shots, though it has a reputation for being finicky about maintenance and ammunition. Used models are widely available for purchase online.  Key Specifications Feature  Detail Action Gas-operated, Semi-automatic Cartridge .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length Typically 22 inches (carbine version was 18 inches) Capacity 4-round detachable box magazine (can be 3, 5, or 10-round with different magazines) Weight Approximately 7.5 lbs (3.4 kg) Sights Raised blade front sight, adjustable notch rear sight (removable for scope mounting) Reputation & Common Issues The Model 742 was a commercial success but earned a "Jam-o-matic" nickname due to reliability issues, primarily stemming from a sensitive gas system and soft receiver metal that wears over time, leading to extraction problems.  Maintenance Sensitivity: The rifle requires meticulous cleaning, especially of the gas system and chamber, to function reliably. Accumulated powder fouling and over-oiling can cause jams. Receiver Wear: The hard steel bolt lugs can chew up the soft aluminum receiver's locking grooves, eventually leading to extraction failures that are uneconomical to repair. Ammo Sensitivity: The rifle can be sensitive to the type and brand of ammunition used. Finding a specific load it likes is often key to reliable function. Cleaning Difficulty: Thorough disassembly for cleaning is difficult, requiring a specialized, out-of-production wrench to remove the barrel nut, which often discourages proper maintenance.  Availability As a vintage firearm, the Remington 742 Woodsmaster is only available on the used market. Pricing generally reflects its condition and reputation, with many used models available for several hundred dollars. 

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Italian Carcano M91 TS 6.5 Carcano Rifle

Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 16 of 456)      

Very good+ condition military magazine fed bolt action rifle. 17 3/4" barrel, bore appears to be fairly clean, shiny, and bright with some black specks/marks and excellen...moret rifling. Bluing on the gun appears to be mostly worn off except for the trigger guard mag holder, little to no pitting or surface rust. One piece checkered wooden stock with a light finish with some dark inlaid pieces, with a few dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use. No cracks or chips. Bolt action is smooth with nice snap. Does not comes with mag but does have a leather sling. It has a metal buttplate with storage compartment. This is a nice firearm that has been sporterized. Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Italian Carcano 6.5 Carcano rifle is a bolt-action service rifle that was the mainstay of the Italian Army through both World Wars. It is chambered in the 6.5x52mm Carcano cartridge, one of the first small-caliber smokeless military rounds.  History and Development The Carcano rifle action was developed in Italy by Lieutenant Colonel Salvatore Carcano and Colonel G. Parravicino and adopted in 1891 as the Fucile di Fanteria Modello 1891 (Model 1891 Infantry Rifle). It features a robust, modified Mauser-type action with a six-round, Mannlicher-style en-bloc magazine system, which automatically ejects the empty clip from the bottom when the last round is fired. The original cartridge used a round-nosed bullet, but later models adapted to changing military needs.  Key Specifications Action: Bolt-action Caliber: 6.5x52mm Carcano (also known as 6.5mm Italian) Feed System: 6-round internal magazine, loaded with an en-bloc clip Weight: Approximately 8.6 pounds (3.9 kg) for the M1891 rifle Length: Approximately 50.6 inches (128.5 cm) for the M1891 rifle Barrel Length: Approximately 30.7 inches (78 cm) for the M1891 rifle Rifling: Early models featured progressive rifling (gain twist); this was dropped in the Mod. 41 rifle.  Notable Variants Multiple variations of the Carcano were produced to serve different military roles, including both long rifles and shorter carbines.  Fucile di Fanteria Mod. 1891 (M91): The original, long infantry rifle with adjustable sights. Moschetto per Truppe Speciali Mod. 91 (M91 TS): A carbine for special troops, with a 17.7-inch barrel. Moschetto Mod. 91/24: A modification of the original M91 rifle with a shortened barrel and altered sights. Fucile di Fanteria Mod. 1938 (M38): A shorter rifle design with a fixed rear sight (usually zeroed for 200 meters). This model was initially chambered in the new 7.35x51mm caliber, but production reverted to 6.5x52mm Carcano after 1940 due to logistical challenges. Fucile di Fanteria Mod. 1941 (M41): A late-war effort to return to a longer rifle, featuring a 27.2-inch barrel and adjustable sights.  The Italian Carcano M91 TS 6.5 Carcano Rifle (TS stands for Truppe Speciali, or Special Troops) is a bolt-action military carbine, a variant of the standard M91 rifle, known for its compact size and use of the 6.5x52mm Carcano cartridge.  Key Features and History Design and Action: The rifle, designed by Salvatore Carcano in 1890, uses a bolt-action mechanism and a six-round, Mannlicher-style internal magazine. It uses an en-bloc clip, which ejects from the bottom when empty. Caliber: It is chambered for the 6.5x52mm Mannlicher-Carcano rimless bottle-necked cartridge. This was one of the first small-caliber smokeless powder military rounds. Service: The Carcano M91 TS carbine was used by Italian special troops. It was a primary Italian military firearm during World War I and World War II, with over 50 years of service. Variants: The TS carbine has a shorter barrel, about 17.7 inches, compared to the standard long M91 infantry rifle. Some versions, like the cavalry carbine, have a permanently attached folding bayonet. Collecting and Purchasing Carcano rifles have become popular collector firearms, and their availability in the surplus market has made them an accessible entry point into military surplus collecting.  Availability: These rifles are commonly found on online auction sites and at specialty firearms retailers. Ammunition: While conventional 6.5mm (.264" diameter) bullets often result in poor accuracy due to the Carcano's specific bore diameter (.257" bore, .268" grooves), Hornady produces a specific .267" 160 grain round nose bullet designed to improve accuracy in these rifles. Condition: As with any surplus firearm, a thorough inspection by a competent gunsmith is recommended before firing.

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Marlin Model 9 Camp Carbine 9mm Rifle

Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 17 of 456)      

Excellent condition direct blowback semi-auto mag fed rifle. 16 1/2" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. Bluing on the gun appears...more to be near 100%. There are a few very small scuffs on the barrel and receiver. One-piece, walnut-finished Maine birch stock with a few blemishes. Comes with 1 mag. It has a 2 piece rubber buttplate. This would be an excellent addition to any collection or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Marlin 9mm rifle, officially known as the Marlin Model 9 Camp Carbine, is a discontinued semi-automatic pistol-caliber carbine that was produced from 1985 to 1999. It is highly regarded as a light, handy, and accurate "companion gun" for 9mm pistols that use compatible magazines, specifically those from the Smith & Wesson Model 59/69 series.  Key Features and Specifications Action: Direct blowback, semi-automatic. Chambering: 9mm Luger (9x19mm Parabellum). Barrel: 16.5-inch (or 16.62-inch), with Micro-Groove rifling. Overall Length: 35.25 inches. Weight: Approximately 6 lbs, 12 ozs. (around 6.75 pounds). Stock: One-piece, walnut-finished Maine birch stock, with a rubber butt pad and swivel studs. Sights: Elevation-adjustable U-notch rear sight and a hooded ramped front sight; receiver is also drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Magazine: Detachable box magazine, designed to be compatible with Smith & Wesson 59-series pistol magazines. Original capacities included 12-round and an optional 20-round version. Safety Features: Garand-style safety, manual bolt hold-open, automatic last-shot bolt hold-open, and a loaded chamber indicator.  Performance and User Experience Recoil: Reviewers note the recoil is very light, "hardly more than that of a .22 rifle," making it very pleasant to shoot. Accuracy: The carbine is well-regarded for its accuracy and ease of use, capable of good accuracy out to 100 yards with quality optics and ammunition. Reliability: It is generally considered reliable, though regular and thorough cleaning is important, as debris can build up in the mechanism. The internal buffer is a known wear item that requires occasional replacement with aftermarket parts to maintain function. Portability: Its light weight and compact size made it a great choice for camping, hiking, and general outdoor utility, as the name "Camp Carbine" implies.  Availability and Value The Marlin Model 9 Camp Carbine has been out of production since 1999 and is now a collector's item with a dedicated following.  Because it is discontinued, the rifle can only be found on the used market.

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Stevens Visible Loader 22 Cal Rifle

Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 18 of 456)      

Good condition pump action tube fed rifle. 22" barrel, bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with great rifling. Excellent 2 piece wooden stocks with a darker brown...more finish with a few dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use, no chips or cracks. The bluing is nearly worn completely off but has a beautiful grey patina, has some pitting and surface rust. Pump action has the proper amount of tension and moves smoothly. Has a hard plastic/rubber buttplate. This is a great little addition to your collection or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Stevens Visible Loader is a pump-action .22 caliber rifle produced from 1908 to 1934, known for its unique loading mechanism where rounds are visibly cycled from a tube into the action. It was an inexpensive rifle sold for plinking and small game hunting and was available in different models like the No. 70 and later the No. 71, which had a pistol grip and an octagonal barrel. These rifles were often marketed as promotional items and are now sought after by collectors.  Key features Action: Pump-action. Caliber: .22 short, long, and long rifle. "Visible" loading: The rifle's name comes from the visible cycling of the .22 rounds from the magazine tube, which is part of the action. Finicky reputation: Some models are known for being "finicky" and have earned the nickname "miserable loader," so it's recommended to only use subsonic or standard velocity ammunition. Manual ejection: The spent casing is not automatically ejected and must be removed manually.  Production and evolution 1908-1915: Produced by the J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company. 1915: The company was purchased by Westinghouse, and the name changed to J. Stevens Arms Company. 1920s: Savage Arms Company purchased the company, but the markings initially remained the same. Mid-1920s: The name was slightly changed to "Visible Loader". 1931: The model changed to the No. 71, featuring a pistol grip and an octagonal barrel, replacing the earlier No. 70 model. 1934: Production of the Visible Loader ended.  Collectibility and use Collector interest: These rifles are increasing in value and are popular with collectors. Use: They were often sold as inexpensive plinkers for children or for varmint control on farms. Promotional items: Many were produced as promotional items. 

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Marlin 55 Original Goose Gun 12 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 19 of 456)      

Near excellent condition mag fed bolt action shotgun. 36" barrel, smooth bore appear to be clean, shiny, and bright with a few black specks. Bluing on the gun appears to ...morebe excellent, near 100%. There is some very light pitting and surface rust. One-piece American walnut stock with a pistol grip and a medium brown finish with some dings, bangs, and scuffs from age and use. No cracks or chips. Bolt action is smooth with a nice pop. It has a rubber anti-shock buttplate. This would be a great addition to any hunter's collection or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Marlin Model 55 "Original Goose Gun" is a 12-gauge, bolt-action shotgun specifically designed for long-range waterfowl hunting, featuring a distinctive 36-inch barrel and a fixed full choke.  Key Features and Specifications The Marlin Model 55 Goose Gun was known for its robust build and performance, becoming a popular choice for waterfowl and turkey hunting.  Action: Bolt-action. Gauge: 12 gauge, typically chambered for 3-inch magnum shells. Barrel Length: A distinctive 36 inches. Choke: Fixed Full choke for tight, long-range patterns. Magazine: Detachable 2-round box magazine. Overall Length: 56¾ inches. Weight: Approximately 8 pounds. Stock: One-piece American walnut stock with a pistol grip and a rubber recoil pad. Sights: A simple brass bead front sight; the receiver is often drilled and tapped for a side-mount rear sight. Production Years: The "Goose Gun" variant was produced from 1962 to 1988.  Reputation and Value Hunters appreciated the included sling swivels for easier carrying and the recoil pad which helped manage the heavy recoil of 3-inch magnum shells.  Performance: Reviewers note that the long barrel and full choke help the gun achieve very tight, consistent patterns at long ranges, sometimes effectively out to 80 yards. Handling: Due to its length, it is considered an unwieldy and "ridiculously long" firearm by some users, but others find it well-balanced for its size. Market Value: The value of a used Marlin Model 55 Goose Gun varies greatly depending on condition.

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Remington Sposrtsman 12 Pump 12 Ga Shotgun

Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 20 of 456)      

Very good++ condition pump action tube fed shotgun. 30" vent ribbed barrel, smooth bore appears to be clean, shiny, and bright with some black specks. Excellent checkered...more wooden stock and pump handle with a light brownish blonde finish with a few dings, bangs, and scuffs, no cracks or chips. The bluing on gun overall is in very good condition near 90%, there is some wear on the barrel, receiver, and feed tube. There is very little surface rust or pitting, but there is some. Pump action is smooth and easy. Has a Remington rubber anti-shock buttplate. This is a great addition for your collection or arsenal!! Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Remington Sportsman 12 Pump is a 12-gauge, pump-action shotgun that is a variant of the widely popular and reliable Remington Model 870. It was typically offered as a more budget-friendly field gun option.  Key Features and Specifications The Remington Sportsman 12 Pump shares many characteristics with the Model 870, known for its durable receiver machined from a solid block of steel and the use of dual action bars for a smooth, reliable action.  Action: Pump-action. Gauge: 12-gauge. Capacity: Typically 4+1 rounds in a standard configuration, though specific magazine capacities can vary based on barrel length and the presence of a magazine plug. Safety: Features a button-style safety located behind the trigger, which when engaged hides the red band marking. Barrel: Various barrel lengths were available, commonly found with a 30-inch barrel. Choke: Often equipped with a fixed full choke, but could also be found with other choke options. Sights: Typically uses a single bead front sight.  Availability and Value The Remington Sportsman 12 Pump is a discontinued model and is exclusively available on the used firearms market. Its value is generally lower than some of the more premium or specialized Model 870 variations.  Condition: Used condition is standard, with prices varying based on wear and overall condition. User Opinions User and expert opinions generally reflect its nature as a reliable, no-frills shotgun based on the proven Model 870 design.  Reliability: As a variant of the enduring Remington 870, it is considered a dependable and durable firearm. Value: It is often seen as a practical, cost-effective option for hunting and field use. Simplicity: The design is straightforward and functional, without the cosmetic features of higher-end models, making it a workhorse shotgun. 

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Hi Point C9 9mm Pistol

Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 21 of 456)      

Excellent condition semi-auto pistol. Slide is 6 3/4" and barrel 3 1/2", bore is clean, shiny, and bright with excellent rifling. The black slide has little to no marks. ...morePolymer frame appears to have little to no marks. Original black plastic grips are in excellent condition. Slide is smooth with the proper amount of tension. Comes in original black Hi-Point Firearms hard case (case is dusty) with 3 extra mags, a small pic rail with laser attached (MCGLS1), and extra battery. The red dot laser works. This is an affordable addition to your nightstand, collection, and arsenal!!  Gun has been gone over by a professional gunsmith. The Hi-Point Model C 9mm Pistol, commonly known as the C9, is an American-made, budget-friendly compact handgun recognized for its reliability, durability, and lifetime warranty. It is a popular choice for first-time gun owners or as an inexpensive self-defense or "truck gun" option.  Key Specifications Feature  Detail Caliber 9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger) Capacity 8+1 rounds (8-round standard magazine, 10-round optional) Action Semi-automatic, direct blowback operation, striker-fired Barrel Length 3.5 inches Overall Length 6.75 inches Weight (unloaded) 29 ounces Frame Material High-impact polymer Slide Material Zinc-alloy (ZAMAK) with steel reinforcing inserts Sights 3-dot adjustable rear sight, fixed front sight (extra rear peep sight included) Safety Features Quick on/off thumb safety, magazine disconnect safety, last round lock open function Ammunition Rated to accept all factory ammunition, including +P rounds

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Thompson Center Arms Hawken 50 Cal. Black Powder Percussion Muzzleloader Black Powder

Lot # 17B (Sale Order: 22 of 456)      

Excellent condition double trigger black powder percussion rifle. 29" octagonal barrel, bore appears to be clean with some surface rust visible by the muzzle. One piece w...moreooden stock has a darker brown finish with very few dings, bangs, or scuffs. The barrel seems to have a brown finish not blued. It has a beautiful striped ramrod in excellent condition. It has a brass buttplate. This one is a great piece for the black powder enthusiast!! The Thompson Center Arms Hawken 50 Cal. Black Powder Percussion Muzzleloader Rifle is a classic and highly regarded black powder rifle known for its accuracy, performance, and historical design. It is no longer in production, so availability is primarily in the pre-owned market through auction sites and private sellers.  Key Specifications According to various sources and product listings, here are the typical specifications for the Thompson/Center Hawken .50 caliber percussion rifle:  Caliber: .50 Caliber black powder Ignition Type: Percussion cap Barrel Length: Typically 28 inches (though 29" options and kits were available) Barrel Finish: Blued Barrel Type: Octagonal Twist Rate: A common twist rate is 1:48, which is versatile for both patched round balls and maxi balls/conical bullets Stock Material: Select hardwood or walnut with a cheek piece, often with brass fittings Sights: Click-adjustable rear hunting sight Trigger: Double set triggers Overall Length: Approximately 44.5 inches Weight: Around 7.875 pounds Reviews and Reputation The Thompson/Center Hawken rifle has a strong reputation among black powder enthusiasts and hunters.  Accuracy: Reviewers consistently praise the rifle for its accuracy, especially when using patched round balls. One user mentioned taking several deer with it, highlighting its reliable performance in the field. Quality and Durability: Many owners consider it a high-quality, well-made rifle that has held up for decades. It was considered among the best available in the 1970s and 1980s. Hunting Use: Its robust design with a long tang and trigger bar makes it suitable for hunting in rugged country. Versatility: The 1:48 twist rate barrel design allows shooters to use both patched round balls and heavier conical bullets like the T/C Maxi Ball.

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Thompson Center Arms Grey Hawk 50 Cal Black Powder Percussion Muzzleloader Black Powder

Lot # 18B (Sale Order: 23 of 456)      

Excellent condition RARE black powder sidelock percussion rifle. 24" barrel, bore appears to be clean. One piece black synthetic stock has a few dings, bangs, or scuffs. ...moreThe matte silver finish on the barrel has a few scuff marks. It has a beautiful black ramrod in excellent condition with some wear marks. It has a T/C thick rubber buttplate. This one is a great piece for the black powder enthusiast!! The Thompson Center Arms Grey Hawk 50 Cal Black Powder Percussion Muzzleloader Rifle is a discontinued model from the early 1990s known for its weather-resistant design, combining a synthetic stock with a stainless steel barrel. As it is a rare, out-of-production firearm, it can primarily be found on secondary markets such as online auction sites.  Key Specifications The Grey Hawk is a traditional side-lock, percussion-cap rifle that uses modern materials for durability.  Firearm Type: Muzzleloading rifle. Action Type: Single shot, percussion cap, sidelock. Caliber: .50 caliber. Capacity: Single shot. Barrel Length: Typically found with a 20" or 24" barrel. Stock: Black composite (synthetic) stock and forend. Barrel/Finish: Stainless steel or matte silver finished barrel/metal parts for weather resistance. Sights: Rear adjustable and front fixed blade sights. Ignition: Percussion cap, requiring black powder or Pyrodex propellant.  Availability The Thompson Center Arms Grey Hawk was discontinued in 1993 and is no longer available for purchase new. Consequently, you will need to search for used models or parts on auction sites.  Online Auction Sites: Auction sites are the primary places to find used Grey Hawk rifles or individual parts like trigger assemblies and barrels. The price for a used rifle on these sites can vary depending on its condition and the seller. Specialty Retailers: Some specialty firearms retailers or trading posts may occasionally have a pre-owned model in stock, though availability is not guaranteed.  User and Expert Opinions While specific individual reviews for the Grey Hawk are limited due to its age, general opinions on older Thompson/Center muzzleloaders like the similar Hawken model highlight their quality.  Accuracy and Quality: Older T/C muzzleloaders are generally regarded as well-made and very accurate rifles that hold their value well in the used market. Hunting: Users on forums mention successfully using their T/C rifles, including a similar .54 caliber cap lock version, for deer hunting for decades, noting their reliability. Maintenance: Reviewers of similar models emphasize the need for thorough cleaning with black powder or Pyrodex to maintain performance. Value: One expert review of a similar T/C Hawken model suggested it was overpriced when new compared to other options, but the consensus among owners is that it's a quality, desirable rifle.

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Hunter Arms Co L.C. Smith Specialty Grade 12 Ga SxS Double Barrel Shotgun

Lot # 19 (Sale Order: 24 of 456)      

Excellent old condition old SxS double barrel & Hunter One-Trigger selective single trigger shotgun. 30" barrels, smooth bores are clean, shiny, and bright with a little ...morewear. 2 piece American walnut checkered stocks. Stocks have a darker brown finish. There are very few dings, bangs, or scuffs from age and use. There are no chips or no cracks. Barrels open and close smooth and easy. Overall the gun is tight. The barrels have excellent bluing, near 99% with a few wear spots and scuffs. The receiver has a nice light rainbowed patina. Has a leather anti-shock buttplate. This a must have addition for your collection or maybe even your arsenal!! Manufacture date: 1918 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 Hunter Arms Co. L.C. Smith Specialty Grade 12 Ga SxS Double Barrel Shotgun is a classic American-made sidelock shotgun, highly regarded by collectors and shooters for its quality craftsmanship and intricate engraving. The specific value and detailed characteristics depend on its exact condition, original features, and year of manufacture.  Key Features & Specifications The Specialty Grade was part of the post-1913 grading system. Specific configurations vary, as many L.C. Smith shotguns were custom built to order.  Manufacturer: Hunter Arms Company (Fulton, N.Y.) produced these shotguns until 1945, after which production continued briefly under Marlin. Action: Side-by-side (SxS), sidelock design, and typically hammerless. Gauge: 12 Gauge, with various chamber lengths (standard was likely 2 3/4 inches, but some "Long Range" models had 3-inch chambers). Engraving: Standard Specialty Grade engraving features flowing scrollwork and game scenes, typically with a duck in flight on the right lock plate and a pair of quail on the left. Barrels: Available in various lengths, including 26, 28, 30, and 32 inches, made from high-quality steel (e.g., London Steel or Crown Steel). Trigger: Could be ordered with standard double triggers or the optional, and highly desirable, Hunter One-Trigger selective single trigger. Ejectors: Available with extractors or optional automatic ejectors (which add to the value). Stock: Typically featured a checkered walnut pistol grip stock with a hard rubber or recoil pad. Straight grip options were also available.  Valuation The value of an L.C. Smith Specialty Grade shotgun is highly dependent on a professional assessment of its condition and originality. Refinished parts or non-original features can significantly reduce collector value.  Original Condition: A well-preserved, all-original Specialty Grade with significant amounts of original case colors and bluing can be a valuable collector's item. Optional Features: The presence of the Hunter One-Trigger, automatic ejectors, and a beavertail fore-end typically increases the market value. Recent Sales: Examples found on auction sites show a wide range in value, with some in excellent, original condition fetching several thousand dollars or more. For example, a virtually unused, all-original 12ga Specialty Grade with desirable options was listed for over $10,000.  For an accurate valuation, it is recommended to consult a certified firearms appraiser or research recent sales of comparable models on reputable auction sites

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Iver Johnson Hercules Grade Super Trap 12 Ga SxS Double Barrel Shotgun

Lot # 20 (Sale Order: 25 of 456)      

Very good++ to near excellent condition old SxS double barrel & double trigger shotgun. 32" vent ribbed barrels, smooth bores are clean, shiny, and bright, showing a slig...moreht bit of wear. Beautiful 2 piece American walnut checkered stocks. Stocks have a medium brown finish. There are very few dings, bangs, or scuffs from age and use. There are no chips or no cracks. Barrels open and close smooth and easy. Overall the gun is tight. The barrels have excellent bluing, near 96% with some wear and scuffs. The receiver has a beautiful rainbowed patina. Has a White Line Deluxe rubber anti-shock buttplate, but it it hard, cracked, and deteriorating. This is another must have addition for your collection or maybe even your arsenal!! Manufacture date: between 1920-1929 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 Iver Johnson Hercules Grade Super Trap was a 12-gauge double-barrel shotgun designed for trap shooting, typically featuring 32-inch vent rib barrels, a case-hardened frame, and an American walnut stock. These were considered good quality utility guns for their time, known for their durability and reliability.  Key features Action: Double-barrel ejectorgun. Gauge: 12 gauge. Barrels: Often 32 inches with a vent rib. Some have full choke in both barrels. Receiver: Case-hardened frame. Stock: American walnut with checkered capped pistol grip and a Pachmayr trap pad. Condition: Varies by model, but some are described as having good bores with some wear or light oxidation.  General characteristics Quality: These were considered a good quality utility gun, built to last, though not a high-priced or "super high-quality" model. Value: The value of these guns depends heavily on their specific condition, with some skeet and trap models fetching over $1,000 in excellent shape, while field guns may be worth less. Origin: Some were made in the U.S. and others in Canada. 

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