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break-action
Break action is a type of firearm action in which the barrel or barrels are hinged much like a door and rotate perpendicularly to the bore axis to expose the breech and allow loading and unloading of cartridges. A separate operation may be required for the cocking of a hammer to fire the new round. There are many types of break-action firearms; break actions are universal in double-barrelled shotguns, double rifles and combination guns, and are also common in single shot rifles, pistols (especially derringers), and shotguns, and can also be found in flare guns, grenade launchers, air guns and some older revolver designs. They are also known as hinge-action, break-open, break-barrel, break-top, or (on old revolvers) top-break actions.
For sale is a Savage Model 24: ***SPF***
- .22LR over .410ga (3" chamber)
- Color case hardened receiver
- Approx. 6.5lbs, 24" barrels
Asking $550. Stock is in good condition for its age, shows signs of storage and use. Trigger guard paint could use help. Chamber locks up nice and tight...
My friend asked me to list a bunch of guns for him so I am happy to help out. If we come to an agreeable price I will send his number and you will meet him (the owner of the guns) for the transfer. Gun is located in Oregon City, preferred FFL for transfer is Adaptive Firing Solutions in Oregon...
Never-fired, almost like new NEF Pardner break-action, single-shot, 20ga shotgun. Great grouse or rabbit gun. The Parkerized finish has a few scratches on it on the receiver, but otherwise the gun is like new. Comes with the green storage bag and an unused Hoppe’s bore snake. I have a separate...
Iver Johnson .32 S&W break action revolver. Dates from the late 1890s and was designed to shoot black powder cartridges. I don't have much more information on this curious little revolver, but in doing some research I discovered these have an interesting history. This one appears to be a Model...
Comes with softshell case, ammo available
The Baikal MK18 is the right choice for a newcomer to the shotgun. Simple and reliable due to its break action design, the MK18 is often referred to as a true workhorse in the shotgun world. This single barrel shotgun is known worldwide for its...
It's pretty new. It was my wife's when she was a kid, we don't need it anymore. We've shot it a couple times really accurate, I've got a box of 410 high base 4 shot I'll let go with the sale. Located in Washougal, but will travel within a Reasonable distance. Buyer pays fees. Make me an offer
Selling my Henry Single Shot Rifle In .223/5.56. with 22" barrel.
This rifle is in quite nice condition, with no abuse.
Has nice walnut stocks.
I love this gun, but it's on the "sell" list.
Includes the rifle as pictured with box and papers.
UPC: 619835400031
Transfer will be at Lucky...
Chiappa Firearms Little Badger Single Round Rifle 22lr
In excellent shape. Has factory threaded 16.5" barrel. Comes with factory case (pictured).
I'm not interested in trades and would prefer a face-to-face sale in the Vancouver, WA or North Portland, OR area.
For sale is a Winchester Model 840 Single Shot top-break shotgun with exposed hammer. Chambered for 20 gauge, 2 3/4 and 3” shells, with a Full choke. Made in Canada. Serial Number CE29300. I was unable to find dating resources for this model, but my memory is that I purchased it new the...
Alrighty then ... in a holding pattern between the machine-gun project and the 10-gauge SxS fix. And I cast gauze at other wacky adventures. A blued Schofield, in .38, seems quite neat-o. This factory new one can one can be had for just under a G.
What say you? :D
What is an IOF revolver you ask? It is basically a "Honey, I shrunk the Webley" built in India and chambered in .32 Long. It is a break-action, double-action, six-shooter. It is, as far as I know, not presently imported into the US.
I have been in communication with the Indian Ordnance...
No that isn't a typo. It looks like they are making new Webley-type revolvers. Except they are 7-shooters and chambered in .357 Magnum. Be still, my beating heart ...
Alas, the going rate starts at $10K. :eek: