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Here are a few I have acquired over the years. First pic is as received, parts tin was FULL with3 mummy wrapped sears and firing pins. Pics are as received and not parts correct for tin. WW1 had Brass rods With wood insert, WW2 had steel rods without wood insert. http://imgur.com/a/GKtUM

One is AC & 2 are LF co. The 1912 kits will post in 1911 section. I think 5 of them.

I understand in WW1 the Huns complained about these and the 12 ga pumps we used, Oh Well!

Might be illegal, but what the hell! You don't wear these going to the store!

New member from NJ Been collecting for quite a few years, Retired stagehand. Worked live theater and rock concerts. Now just an OF!

Steel wool and strip. Use fairweather military stain and gunny paste to seal.

Hughes was a judge. The clue word is WAS. I found the obit!

I did not want the seller to realize the shop owner was giving him a lowball book value. These usually run 3-400. He traded in a winchester carbine 1951 in 92% 30-30, on consign for 400.

I was in the store as the gent brought a few pieces in for consignment. I waited until he left, 2 HRS. then pounced! I was almost drooling when I heard the price on consignment!

Engraved too. found this one 7-8 months ago. 600.00 Was quite dirty and scratched. Polished her up some. Made in Jan. 1997. with case and orig. papers.

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From 1913. John M. Browning Pt. date 1904. Marked Springfield automatic, Made by Savage, Utica NY.

I see, Said the blind man! Do you recognize this swept design? Copy? Fake?Aberation?

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Found at Gunshow. Pics enclosed, Value?

Approx. 15 inches long with crosshairs.

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Old green scope. looks like 2 power

springfield savage semi auto 12 GA Pre WWI savage arms semi-auto 12 GA. Marked Springfield over Savage? 4 digit # for 105 out the door. Walked in LGS and just put on consign for 75. Said I WILL TAKE IT!