Rifles listed below are duplicates in my collection. In the process of acquiring originals for the purpose of reverse engineering the parts for reproduction, I have necessarily acquired more than one example of some contracts. Please contact me regarding additional photographs and description details. In those cases where I have more than one duplicate, the photo used will remain on the website while that contract model is in stock. In that case "file photo" will be noted. If you have something you desire for your collection that you do not see listed let me know as I may be able to refer you to a source for that item. In those instances where an FFL or C&R is required for transfer it will be so noted in the description. Because the firearm listed may be sold pending funds please contact me before ordering to insure it is still available.
Early Round Top Sporting Model. Chambered .46 rim fire. Marcot indicates the early round tops were manufactured from 1868 to 1872. Most of them were manufactured in a rim fire cartridge. Many of those surviving have been altered in one way or another including center fire conversions. The few remaining unmolseted round top sporting rifles are rare. There are a number of variations of these round tops. This one has the type #4 butt plate, a round steel forend tip and the sculptured shadow line trigger guard bow (rather unusual in its own right). For documentation of these and other features see chapter 3 in Marcot's book on the Rolling Block Sporting Rifles. $1850
#1 Sporting Model Chambered .32 Rim Fire. This one has the standard post 1873 receiver. The receiver has the high shelf and early production sculptured steel forend tip. Heavy tapered octagon barrel. Standard sporting model front sight with the factory type #3 rear barrel sight complete with elevator. Original finish, good wood with fair bore. The lands and grooves are worn but distinctly present. .32 rim fire ammunition is a bit expensive, running about $175 a box for the 1980s reproduction Navy Arms cartridges when you can find them. The .32 rim fire rifles are about the most often found for sale in this type of rifle. This is a good clean example of the standard production #1 sporting rifle as it was furnished by Remington in the 1800s. $1250 Sold
#1 Sporting Model 32 rim fire. This rifle is post 1873 having a high shelf receiver with the later type ebony wedge schnabel forend. Light tapered octagon barrel. Factory option rocky mountain front sight with the standard type #3 rear barrel sight. Fancy fiddleback walnut stock and forend with nice oil finish. The butt stock wood is proud of the metal but there are no wrist panels on this stock. Fair bore it has rifling but shows considerable wear. $1250
#1 Sporting Model 40-65 center fire This rifle has been rebarrelled. There is a bit of a barrel makers mark on the bottom flat of the barrel that can be seen through the finish forward of the caliber marking. Barrel has an antique brown patina that nicely matches the rifle. Standard sporting rifle front sight that has been filed round on the upper front corner in combination with a standard type 3 rear barrel sight with elevator. Early style sculptured steel forend tip. There is some light fiddleback figure in the walnut stocks. Standard production forend and wrist panels are present. Good wood with excellent bore. $1500
#1 Sporting Rifle Barreled Action .32-40 This is an original action with the original barrel. The barrel is marked E. Remington & Sons. Illion N.Y. on the top flat as well as 32 on the bottom flat. The rifle came from the factory as a .32 rim fire. The breech block has been converted to center fire and color cased. The barrel has a new liner and is chambered in .32-40 center fire. The barrel has the original front sight base. The blade has been replaced with a white material. The rear sight dovetail is empty. The receiver tang is drilled and tapped for an original Remington tang sight base. A nice traditional rifle now in a very desirable caliber. $1000 Treebone carved 90% wood stock set available add $225
Army Frame Civilian Target model 1887 Pistol. .22 short rim fire. Bargain at $1800 Less than 800 manufactured. Very nice condition. On Consignment. SOLD
Left Handed 1879 Sporting Style Barreled Action. Caliber .45-70 This barreled action began as an 1879 military action. The breech block has been converted to a left handed thumb piece. It has been barreled with a new Remington half round half octagon barrel 30 1/4 inches long. The barrel is marked E. Remington & Sons Illion N.Y. It is one of the mid range sporting rifle barrels from the 1990s Remington production of mid range sporting rifles. The receiver has been modified with the following features; front fins removed, rear fins removed, receiver ring milled octagon, trigger guard bow sculptured, receiver sides surface ground. $950
1889 Barreled Action 45-70 This barreled action is from an estate. Action was manufactured by Husqvarna in 1876 in the Remington style using a button to retain the receiver pins. It was converted to smokeless 8x58R about 1889. This conversion included new breech block and hammer serial numbered to the rifle as well as heat treating the receiver. The receiver, hammer and breech block all have matching serial numbers. The action was subsequently barreled .45-70. The barrel is half octagon half round 26 1/2 inches long. It has dovetail cuts for the front sight and under lug for mounting a sporting model forend. The upper tang has been drilled and tapped for a tang sight. The tang sight mounting holes are 1.5 inches apart. This item is priced at approximately the cost of components prior to the gunsmithing involved. An excellent barrel and receiver combination for building a sporting model rifle. $750
