Foreign Military Rifles

Desirable Czech-made military rifle made in 1956 at the Povaska Bystrica (SHE) arsenal. Bore is in excellent condition. Excellent overall condition.

WWII Russian Military rifle made at the Izhevsk Arsenal and later arsenal refurbished. Serials have been renumbered to match. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Overall very good condition. Comes with sling.

WWII British military rifle dated 1940 and later arsenal refurbished. The bore is excellent with strong rifling. The serials are non-matching. The stock is in excellent condition. Overall excellent condition.

Swedish Mauser rifle dated 1923 with a 30" barrel. The serials are matching. The bore is excellent with strong rifling. Overall condition is excellent.

The Smith & Wesson Light Rifle was developed in 1939 for police and security use. It was placed in production in 1940 and designated the S&W Light Rifle Model 1940. Most went to England and Canada where they were universally disliked as they lacked durability for military use, were heavy, and did not operate reliably with British 9mm ammunition (9mm Luger). They were also expensive...

The Smith & Wesson Light Rifle was developed in 1939 for police and security use. It was placed in production in 1940 and designated the S&W Light Rifle Model 1940. Most went to England and Canada where they were universally disliked as they lacked durability for military use, were heavy, and did not operate reliably with British 9mm ammunition (9mm Luger). They were also expensive...

Post WWII Yugoslavian refurbished Mauser. The bore is excellent with strong rifling. The bolt and receiver are matching with the stock and magazine floorplate having been arsenal renumbered to match. The stock is in good plus condition, showing some age and handling wear. The metal has 98% of its blue. The Yugoslavian crest is clear. Overall very good condition.

WWII German military rifle made in 1941 by the Gustloff Werke arsenal. All serials are matching, except for the bolt. The barrel is correct and marked "AVK" indicating it was manufactured by Rurstahl AG. Metal is in excellent condition. Receiver appears to be refinished. Stock is in excellent condition. Overall excellent condition.

Very rare British Enfield NO1 MK5-303 British trails rifle issued to the 5th squadron of the RAF (Royal Air Force). The rifle was made in 1924, The bore is excellent with sharp rifling. There is a hairline crack in the stock near the receiver that has been repaired long ago. Overall this rifle is in very good condition and looks it. This is one of the most scarce variations of the Enfield...

The L39A1 is an adaptation of the standard 303 British caliber Enfield No. 4, Mk 2 rifle to a 7.62mm NATO target rifle. A new heavy barrel, bolt face, floating forend, and target sights were added. This excellent rifle was modified by Sterling to L39A1 configuration. The rear receiver ring is marked N 1944 over BM over 12623 over FTR. The front receiver ring is marked REGULATED over BY...

Cold War semi-auto Czech military rifle. Bore is excellent, bright with strong rifling. Serials are matching. Stock is in excellent condition. Overall excellent condition.

WWII Soviet Russian sniper rifle, made in 1941 at Tula arsenal with 25.5" barrel. Bore is good with strong rifling. The metal has approximately 98% of its blue. The stock is in very good condition. Overall very good condition. Comes with an original Russian optic, side mount and cheek rest. The optic is in excellent condition with clear visibility.

WWII semi-auto German military rifle with a 22" barrel. Manufactured by Walther in 1944. The bore shows some wear and has strong rifling. The rifle finish has approximately 82% with areas of fading. The laminate stock has about 93%. Serials are matching. Overall condition is good plus.

Russian WWII military rifle made in 1943 at the Izhevsk arsenal, and later arsenal refurbished. Bore is excellent. Serials are non-matching. There is a importation mark on the left hand side of the receiver. Overall every good plus condition.

Russian WWII military rifle made in 1943 at the Tula arsenal, and later arsenal refurbished. Bore is excellent. Serials are matching. There is a importation mark on the left hand side of the receiver. The buttplate has been replaced with rubber recoil pad. Overall good plus condition. Comes with bayonet and cleaning rod.

WWII Japanese military rifle made at the Kokura Arsenal and later refurbished. The bore is good, dark with good rifling. Serials are non-matching. The mum is ground. The stock is in very good condition with some "combat wear" There appears to be some markings on the right side of the stock, and there are 15 notches on the under side of the stock. Overall condition is very good.

Russian WWII military rifle made in 1943 at Tula arsenal, later arsenal refurbished. The serials are all matching. The bayonet has been renumbered to match. bore is excellent. Overall condition is very good. Comes with a sling.

Russian Mosin-Nagant made in 1946 at Izhevsk Arsenal. Serials are non-matching. Bore is excellent. Approximately 95% blue. The stock is very good with some light wear. Overall condition is very good plus.

WWII German military rifle made in 1944 (Waffenfabrik Bruenn). Refurbished by Mitchell's Mauser. Serials are matching except for front band. Bore is excellent, bright with strong rifling and light etching. Right side of barrel is import marked. Excellent overall condition.

WWI Portuguese Military rifle. Bore is excellent. Serials are matching. Stock is excellent with matching serial near the rear sling swivel. The metal looks excellent with 90% of its original blue. Overall an excellent example!