Unique and very rare Jungle Carbine dressed in super acarce Australia Queensland Maple with 'silverback' rear stock. Bolt and reciever are matching and the rifle is in mint condition all round. Comes with unissued 1944 broad arrow marked action cover and high quality reproduction bayonet and WW2 canvas sling. I have purposely left the wrist on the buttstock thick and so if you have larger hands it will be perfect and otherwise sand it down for custom fit and is coated in boiled linseed oil. If you are purchasing the rifle and you know that you want a 'standard' size then I can do this custom work for you gratis.

One mint Russian/Czechoslavakia M44 Carbine and one mint Polish 'Factory 11' M44 Carbine and one minty Russia M38 carbine, make us an offer north of $1445 each and see where we go. Text me at 250 858 3278 if you need more pictures or information.

The Smith-Corona M1903A3 is a highly collectible World War II-era bolt-action rifle, originally chambered in (.30-06) Springfield. Produced by the typewriter manufacturer beginning in late 1942, it features a distinct aperture peep sight, making it one of the most accurate and sought-after variants of the legendary Springfield line. Here are the key details and specifications for the Smith-Corona M1903A3: History & Production Contract Details: In February 1942, the U.S. Ordnance Department contracted Smith-Corona to manufacture the \(1903A3) to help Remington keep up with overwhelming wartime demand. Production Timeline: Mass production at their Syracuse, NY plant began in November 1942 and ended in February 1944. Total Produced: Approximately (234,500) rifles were manufactured, making them rarer than Remington's production run. Key Features Caliber: (.30-06) Springfield. Sights: Unlike the earlier M1903 (which used ladder-style leaf sights), the A3 featured an aperture rear sight mounted on the receiver. Barrel Variants: Many Smith-Corona models featured two-groove barrels instead of the standard four-groove versions to accelerate wartime production. Despite initial soldier skepticism, these two-groove barrels are known to be highly accurate. Stamped Components: To save manufacturing time, many parts were stamped rather than milled.  While the iconic U.S. Marine Corps sniper rifles of World War II were built on the M1903A1 platform fitted with high-power Unertl scopes, the Smith-Corona M1903A3 saw widespread combat service, largely in the hands of the U.S. Army, Military Police, and front-line troops who appreciated its stellar accuracy and rugged bolt action.  This is very fine example of a Smith Corona featuring it's original 2 grove barrel with shiny bore and an overall in very good condition. 

Beautifully restored rare Finnish contract M38 Carcano in winter paint camouflage. Rifle features super rare folding bayonet and rifling is fair to good shiny bore. This is must have for collectors.

Very rare first year Mk2 trigger 1943 Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk2 WW2 era rifle. Meticulously restored to original WW2 configuration with new/old stock and unissued parkerized 10 round magazine. Also included is C marked with broad arrow action cover and canvas slings. Please feel free to contact

Austrian M95 carbine's which were used by German, Austrian and Axis troops in WW1 and WW2. These rifles were upgraded to more powerful Spitzer ammunition 8 x 56r. This is a fine example of a military rifle over a hundred years old. I have 12+ boxes of vintage boxed ammunition dated to the 1930's, primarily 1937 and 1938 at $40 cdn a box and I am attaching a US sale at $39.99 usd. Each box has 2 x 5 rounds in stripper clips. Please feel free to contact me at stisidore369@gmail.com

1898 LEC1 carbine beautifully restored to near issued condition. These rifles were issued to Canadian horse mounted and artillery soldiers during the 2nd Boer War 1899 - 1902 in South Africa. This rifle features a reproduction leather sling that was adapted during the war, a dust cover on the bolt, a leather rear sight protector, a cut-off magazine, a 6 round attached cavalry magazine. Feel free to email any questions to stisidore369@gmail.com

Hi...I am looking to buy liquid mercury, no ammount is too small but would prefer greater ammounts...cheers