| Merkel |
302-E Sidelock Ejector |
.410,
3" |
$14,875 |
| 26" Over & under matted-solid-rib barrels choked improved cylinder and |
| improved modified. 27 1/2" Over & Under matted vent rib barrels also |
| choked improved cylinder and improved modified. 14 3/8" pull from |
| mechanical single trigger to dark brown Pachmayr Old English recoil pad. 1 |
| 1/2" - 2 5/8" drop. Oil-finished, figured European walnut stocks with slender |
| Deeley-release three-piece forend, point-pattern checkering, small horn |
| inlays at forend tip and behind lockplates, round knob semi-pistol grip, and |
| gold oval engraved: Donated to Ducks Unlimited by Nancy & Frank |
| Pachmayr. Compact, French-gray, sidelock action with double Kersten locks |
| and double Purdey underbolts, cocking indicators and manual top tang |
| safety, fully engraved arabesque scroll. Weight: 5lbs, 14oz. Built 1937. Tight. |
| Excellent bores. 99%+ blue. And, ejectors in perfect time. In modern, |
| leather-covered trunk case with Merkel label and a pair of .410 snap caps. |
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| Merkel |
303-E Sidelock Ejector |
12ga, 2 3/4" |
$6,750 |
| 32" Over & under matted-vent-rib barrels choked extra full and extra full. 14 |
| 3/8" pull from inertia single selective trigger to Pachmayr recoil pad. 1 3/8" - |
| 2 1/4" drop. Trace of cast off. Oil-finished, figured European walnut stocks |
| with long and slender Deeley-release three-piece forend, horn-capped pistol |
| grip, "Shelhamer" chinstrap, classic point-pattern checkering, beaded |
| pancake cheekpiece, and made without swivels. Hand-detachable, French- |
| gray, sidelock action with concealed release, double Kersten locks and |
| double Purdey underbolts, cocking indicators and manual top tang safety, |
| fully engraved with well-cut game scenes and arabesque scroll. Weight: |
| 8lbs, 7 3/4oz. Built 1962. Tight. Excellent bores. 99%+ blue. And, ejectors in |
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| Beretta |
84 BB |
.380 ACP |
$600 |
| 4" barrel. Double action. Alloy frame/steel slide. Double-stacked magazine. |
| Mfd in Italy 1987. 99%+ high-polish blue finish. |
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| Beretta |
89 Target. Cat 4343 |
.22 LR |
$975 |
| 6" weighted barrel. Rear sight adjustable for windage & elevation. Textured |
| walnut ergonometric grips. Mfd 1990. 99%+ Matte blue finish. In original |
| blue hard case with extra magazine. |
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| W. W. Greener |
Grade FH 50 Facile Princeps |
12ga, 2 3/4" |
$4,995 |
| 30" SxS barrels with concave matted rib choked modified & improved |
| modified. 14 3/8" pull from front trigger to well-fit checkered 5/8"walnut |
| extension. 1 5/8" - 2 5/8" drop. 1/4" cast-off. Figured European walnut stock |
| with Deeley-release splinter forend with slight horn schnabel tip, horn |
| capped pistol grip, classic point-pattern checkering---which wraps |
| completely over the top of the wrist, and vacant silver oval. Fully scroll |
| engraved, casecolored action with Greener crossbolt and manual Greener |
| side safety. Weight, exactly correct according to Greener's rule of 96, at 7lbs, |
| 4oz. Original Birmingham proofs for 2 1/2" chambers and 1 1/4oz shot. |
| Reproofed for 2 3/4" chambers. Built in 1924, when it sold for 50 guineas. |
| 99% barrel blue. 95% casehardening colors on all but the underside of the |
| action where they are worn to about 40%. Tight, and with excellent bores. |
| Provenance: Henry Havemeyer Jr., of the family of Henry O. Havemeyer, the |
| Sugar King, of New York City and Greenwich, Connecticut, and major |
| benefactor of the Metropolitan Museum. |
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High Standard |
Victor |
.22 LR |
$975 |
| 5 1/2" barrel with matted vent rib, removable weight, Patridge front sight and |
| rear sight adjustable for windage and elevation. Checkered walnut |
| thumbrest grips. Gold plated trigger, slide stop and magazine release. |
| Stippled front and rear gripstraps. Mfd 1982. 99%+ blue. |
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| Magnum Research |
BFR - Biggest Finest Revolver |
.45-70 Gov't |
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| 10" round barrel with red ramp front sight. Flat top action with rear sight |
| adjustable for windage and elevation. Long 5-shot cylinder. All brushed |
| stainless steel construction. Black rubber monogrip. Excellent bore.
$1295. |
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David
Miller |
Custom Model 70 Marksmen |
.300 Wby. Mag.
$9975. |
| 27" fluted, tapered round barrel---including detachable muzzle brake. |
| Laminated wood stock with widow's-peaked ebony forend tip, inletted |
| swivel bases, twin recoil crossbolts, steel capped pistol grip, classic comb, |
| beaded cheekpiece, vacant silver initial oval, and Silvers
widow's-peaked red rubber |
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recoil pad. Built on one of the first 100 post-'64 controlled-feed Winchester |
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Model 70 actions---that David Miller helped Winchester design---with jeweled bolt, |
| knurled bolt knob, checkered bolt stop, hinged straddle three-facet |
| floorplate engraved with chambering and with engraved Allen-type action |
| screws. Leupold Vari-X III 6.5-20x40mm matte-finish scope with fine duplex |
| rangefinding reticle on David Miller's indestructible mounting system |
| machined out of one solid block of steel. Pull: 13 7/8". Weight: 9lbs, 9oz. |
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| SIG-Sauer |
P230SL |
9mmKurz |
$650 |
| 3 1/2" barrel. Double action. Fixed sights. Stainless. Checkered black |
| composite grips. Mfd 1972. A total of three magazines. Little used. |
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