M71/84 Mauser Relic with Missing Buttstock

Being sold as M71/84 relics, in poor condition. They are old, but they are original, 120-year-old relics! The Mauser 71/84 was the first bolt-action repeating rifle ever built by Mauser. An original Mauser 71/84 in excellent condition sells for over $1500.00! Sold as-is, there are no returns on these poor condition, relic, non-complete 71/84 Mausers. They are missing bolts and other parts, have cracked or missing wood and are in dirty, relic condition.

Original U.S. M1903 Bolt Bodies

Original U.S. Surplus M1903 Springfield bolt bodies! Refresh your tired looking ‘03 bolt! We found a small batch of original, unused, unissued Springfield 1903 bolt bodies(will also work in ‘03-A3’s). Due to import restrictions on U.S. made military goods, this is the only group of original U.S. 1903 bolt bodies in existence. This is a bolt body in extractor collar, rear shroud including detent and spring, and striker rod spring. All you have to do is put in your bolt parts, (striker rod, firing pin, and extractor) and you've got a new, reconditioned bolt for your rifle!

Pre-1898 Martini Rifle .450 Cal.

These are original British Martinis that have been arsenal refinished by the British years ago. (Some might have a hairline crack, or small stock repair–Don’t expect mint rifles at this price. Barrel length may vary a little. These rifles are sold as antique, historic rifles, and are not to be shot with modern ammo. We have no testing facility, and because they were made for low-power black powder rounds, we can not assume any responibility for their safety whatsoever. We consider them potentially dangerous to be shot.

Richardson Boot Pistols

S.O.G. has come up with a limited run of an authentic replica of original 19th century screw-barrel boot pistols made in Europe and the United States. This model was extremely popular in those times as a backup weapon carried in the belt or boot. These pistols were used by people of all walks of life, from English aristocrats while horseback riding, to saloon ruffians, who would just as often whip a man with it for cheating at cards, as he would use it to defend his life. These pistols were also popular with sailors for close quarter deck fighting. The pistol pictured on the top is an original that has a value of over $1000.00, in excellent condition. Original specimens in this condition are extremely rare to find. Now, you can own the same pistol for a fraction of that price.

The Richardson boot pistol is a .36 caliber, smooth bore, percussion pistol. The barrel and frame are all-steel construction, with brass accents on the gripcap, frame, trigger guard, and barrel ferrel. Uses standard black powder or Pyrodex and #11 caps. A great black powder plinker!

Dealers,...Guaranteed to make you a profit. Suggested retail price is $99.95,...But sell’em for whatever you want.

Pre-1898 British Enfield Martini Rifle .303 British Cal.

Martini .303 British Cal. carbines. These carbines were used by the British military forces all over the world during the latter quarter of the 19th Century. These are original British Martinis that have been arsenal refinished by the British years ago. Metal and wood are in decent shape, with a lot of markings, etc. Rifles show use, and have a good, historic look to them...dated receivers from 1903 to 1930’s, and have just been found in a long forgotten stash of British Military weapons in a secret (And it still is,...we might get some more!) place! Own a piece of history from a war long ago. These rifles were certainly used. These won’t last long, and haven’t seen daylight for 80–90 years! These carbines are relativley inexpensive...(Some might have a hairline crack, or small stock repair–Don’t expect mint rifles at this price. Barrel length may vary a little. These rifles are sold as antique, historic rifles, and are not to be shot with modern ammo. We have no testing facility, and because they were made for low-power black powder rounds, we can not assume any responibility for their safety whatsoever. We consider them potentially dangerous to be shot.)

Pre-1898 British Enfield Martini Carbine .303 British Cal.

Martini .303 British Cal. carbines. These carbines were used by the British military forces all over the world during the latter quarter of the 19th Century. These are original British Martinis that have been arsenal refinished by the British years ago. Metal and wood are in decent shape, with a lot of markings, etc. Rifles show use, and have a good, historic look to them...dated receivers from 1903 to 1930’s, and have just been found in a long forgotten stash of British Military weapons in a secret (And it still is,...we might get some more!) place! Own a piece of history from a war long ago. These rifles were certainly used. These won’t last long, and haven’t seen daylight for 80–90 years! These carbines are relativley inexpensive...(Some might have a hairline crack, or small stock repair–Don’t expect mint rifles at this price. Barrel length may vary a little. These rifles are sold as antique, historic rifles, and are not to be shot with modern ammo. We have no testing facility, and because they were made for low-power black powder rounds, we can not assume any responibility for their safety whatsoever. We consider them potentially dangerous to be shot.)

Enfield #1 MKIII Bayonet with Scabbard

Rare ! Haven’t been seen in at least 7 years! These Enfield #1 MK III Bayonets are in very good condition and come with scabbards. They have a 17” blade, and are 22” overall. A must for any and all Enfield collectors!

German Paratrooper Knife LL80

This is known as a “gravity” knife. Hold the latch and blade comes out as you point it downward. The latch locks the blade in place. Also, has spike blade on the other end. This is a new condition knife, produced for German forces. This is NOT a switchblade knife.

AK-47 Combat Bayonet and Scabbard

Bayonet has a 5 1/2”, stainless steel, bowie blade, that can function as a bayonet, knife, saw, and wire cutter. Push button lock. Comes with a steel, black scabbard. Overall length 13 1/4”.

Chrome M-1 Garand Bayonet

These 10” M-1 Garand bayonets have chrome blades, and come with a scabbard.