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A very rare fully stocked American Plains long rifle inlaid with silver & brass. Ref 2090. Muzzleloader Rifles

£ 3,850

TbT Tuning Kits Air Rifles

£ 25.95

Bude , South West

£ 1,100

Mauser C96 semi auto Semi Auto

kent , South East

£ 595

Steyr Mannlicher safety bolt Bolt Action .308 Rifles

Euroarms Rogers & Spencer .44 Muzzleloader

£ 295

Steyr Mannlicher 1886 11.15x58

£ 80

Pardus 12g 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 195

Winchester candaian centennial Lever Action 30-30 Rifles

£ 500

Ruger Mini 14 Straight Pull .223 Rifles

£ 550

Pietta Peace Maker .44 Muzzleloader

Sig Sauer 522 Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

Weatherby Vanguard Bolt Action .243 Rifles

£ 350

Tikka T1X MTR Bolt Action .17HMR Rifles

Rimfire Magic Ruger 1022 Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

£ 799

Benelli Supernova Camo 12 Bore/gauge Pump Action

£ 425

Sleaford , East Midlands

£ 1,949

Daystate Red Wolf Walnut HiLite 0% Finance Available .177 Air Rifles

Sleaford , East Midlands

£ 950

A scarce 6 shot larger than normal, big calibre Pepper-box Pin-fire Revolver. Circa 1865. Ref 1838 Revolver

A scarce pair of very long Balkan or Greek antique flintlock pistols. Ref 1861. Muzzleloader

£ 6,850

A scarce American engraved 4 barrel blued rim-fire Derringer. Ref 1862 Deringer

£ 950

A fine pair of Scottish Highlander's percussion pistols by MURDOCH. Circa 1840. Ref 1863 Muzzleloader

£ 12,500

A scarce British military .69 calibre officers flintlock pistol engraved on the lock Wallis. Ref1865 Muzzleloader

£ 1,950

A civil war Remington New Model Army .44 percussion revolver with some original finish. Ref 1877 Muzzleloader

£ 2,350

An unusual American ring trigger breech-loading pepperbox by Robbins & Lawrence. C.1851. Ref 1896 Muzzleloader

£ 1,250

An octagonal barrel side-hammer percussion pistol by W. Hole Bristol. Circa 1840. Ref 1914 Muzzleloader

£ 960

Rizzini S2000 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 700

Swindon , South West

£ 590

A scarce bronze frame English percussion box-lock pocket pistol by I Naylor of Barnsley. Ref 1980 Muzzleloader

A rare brass framed 18th C. flintlock tinder-box or tinder-lighter. Made by Wood of York. Ref 1984 Muzzleloader

£ 980

An American civil war era Colt Army model 1860 percussion revolver. Made in 1863. Ref 1996 Muzzleloader

£ 1,850

A scarce Colt Roots pocket model .31 side-hammer percussion revolver. Made in 1855. Ref 2004 Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

An American Moore's patent Teat-Fire .32 R/F revolver. Circa 1864-1870. Ref 9766. Revolver

£ 600

Lee Enfield Ishapore 2A1 Bolt Action 7.62 mm Rifles

£ 585

Mosin Nagant 91/30 Bolt Action 7.62 mm Rifles

£ 650

Mosin Nagant M44 Bolt Action 7.62 mm Rifles

£ 650

Ruger 1022 Volquartsen Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

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Lee Enfield No.4 Manufacturer: Lee Enfield Model: No.4 Type: Bolt Action Calibre: .303 & .308 Average Price on Gunstar: £600 Find Yourself a Lee Enfield No.4 Here This one’s a real classic, as we’re sure you’re all aware! The fact that this rifle is 125 years old and still being regularly sought after is quite incredible - it has to be one of the most influential firearms in history. Perhaps a hint of patriotism comes into play here, with the No.4 being the flagship rifle of the British Army during World War One. Most of the variants you’ll see on Gunstar are form the 40s and 50s, but

Gun traders gear up for The Great British Shooting Show 2020

Each year the UK’s largest shooting show simply gets bigger. The 2020 show is set to break all records with a further 47 new manufacturers exhibiting! The Great British Shooting Show is recognised and spoken about in the same vein at the Shot Show in America and IWA in Germany and is the only UK event where you will see all of the manufacturers with their impressive stands. The British Shooting Show has grown into a truly International event now covering halls 6, 7, 8 & 9 at the NEC Birmingham. For all the Game, clay and practical shooters amongst you,

Back from the Brink: The Gunstar Renovation Challenge, S2 Ep.3

[Music] Part three - the penultimate episode. So last week we tackled the barrel, action, and this week we're gonna be tackling the wood. The love-hate relationship with this gun is definitely swinging in the balance towards hate - I'm not entirely sure whether this week's gonna change any of that. Anyway, enough talking, to the bench! [Music] So before we start on the wood I'm actually putting some of the metal bits back in place so that we do sort of finish them together or else you end up with that really awful wood to metal fit, but to be honest you’d completely

The Anics A-9000S

Back in the good old days, we were allowed to play with handguns. For a clubs’ membership probation period, an air pistol was needed. The only affordable one was a long Daisy Powerline 717. It seemed huge, heavy and after a session felt like lead. After the mandatory 3 months were up it was quickly retired and on graduation to full membership and real guns, one favourite club pistol was picked as often as possible - a .22 LR Ruger MKII. Rugers are solid little guns - so all that weight training was actually helpful. You didn't mind back then