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Argentine 1891 carbine, nice shape, includes one box of fresh Hornady 7.65 ammo and two spare extractors. Very handy little piece, ideal for those who like to hunt with mil-surps. $275
Italian hammerless single shot shotgun, 20ga. This might be a Beretta, since it is identical to the Berettas in my collection, but it is not marked with any manufacturers name. A very popular design in Europe, this dainty beauty folds almost completely in half for easy transport. It has checkered walnut stocks, a vent rib, satin nickle receiver. A real nice beginners shotgun with 7/8 or 1oz loads, or a "gentleman's fowler" for those looking for a simpler classic hunting experience. Very good condition, $250
Savage/Stevens 30 (also sold as the 520) 20ga pump. Here is a nice blast from the past. These were sold through Sears, Monkey Wards, as well as both Savage and Stevens. This is a John M. Browning designed pump that has a humpback receiver similar to an Auto-5. Checkered walnut stocks, blueing is worn, but no rust or pitting. A nice light (but all steel!) pump, hunt like grandpa did for just $200.
Italian hammerless single shot shotgun, 20ga. This might be a Beretta, since it is identical to the Berettas in my collection, but it is not marked with any manufacturers name. A very popular design in Europe, this dainty beauty folds almost completely in half for easy transport. It has checkered walnut stocks, a vent rib, satin nickle receiver. A real nice beginners shotgun with 7/8 or 1oz loads, or a "gentleman's fowler" for those looking for a simpler classic hunting experience. Very good condition, $250
Savage/Stevens 30 (also sold as the 520) 20ga pump. Here is a nice blast from the past. These were sold through Sears, Monkey Wards, as well as both Savage and Stevens. This is a John M. Browning designed pump that has a humpback receiver similar to an Auto-5. Checkered walnut stocks, blueing is worn, but no rust or pitting. A nice light (but all steel!) pump, hunt like grandpa did for just $200.
