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Continental Percussion pocket pistols with drop down triggers. Ref 8562 Muzzle loader

£ 860

A fine pair of Queen Anne style flintlock pistols by Bennett of London. Finely worked mounts. Ref 9382. Muzzleloader

£ 6,250

English Antique single barrelled Percussion pistol by Williams of Liverpool. Ref 9548 Muzzleloader

£ 650

A very rare Napoleonic era brass barrelled Naval Flintlock Grenade launcher. Circa 1800. Ref 1498. Muzzleloader

£ 10,800

A rare Colt 1851 Navy .36 percussion revolver with Hartford address & U. S. military marks Ref 2059 Muzzleloader

£ 2,450

A pair of percussion duelling pistols converted from Flintlock by Aston. C.1770-1800. Ref 1713 Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

A fine cased pair of single barrelled percussion travelling pistols by Weatherhead & Co of Derby. Circa 1821-1826. Good condition. Ref 9479. Muzzleloader

£ 3,450

British Percussion pistol with nickel silver frame, by Van-Wart of London. Ref 9090 .45 Muzzle loader

£ 490

A very scarce under-hammer 4 barrelled Mariette style ring-trigger pepperbox revolver. Ref 1884. Muzzleloader

£ 730

American Civil War period Colt model 1860 Army 6 shot Percussion Revolver. Ref 9212 .44 Muzzle loader

£ 1,950

American single shot "Bootleg" percussion pistol. Ref 7519 Muzzle loader

£ 380

Attractive pair of long silver mounted pistols. Originally made as flintlocks, later converted to Percussion. Ref 8603 Muzzleloader

£ 3,950

A rare pair of English flintlock pistols of large calibre, engraved MORTIMER. Circa 1790. Ref 2384. Muzzleloader

£ 2,650

Predom Lucznik MODEL 70 .177 Air Pistols

£ 175

Accles & Shelvoke ACVOKE .177 Air Pistols

£ 195

Walther LGU Master .177 Air Rifles

£ 449

Grays , Eastern

£ 225

Kral CHAMPION ADJUSTABLE STOCK DEAL .22 Air Rifles

Kral DEVIL PACKAGE DEAL .177 Air Rifles

£ 195

Kral DEVIL PACKAGE DEAL .22 Air Rifles

£ 195

Husquvarna SAKRAT Bolt Action .22 Rifles

£ 145

Redhill , South East

£ 375

Anschutz Match 54 Bolt Action .22 Rifles

Chatteris , Eastern

£ 499

Air Arms s200 mk3 Air Rifles

Warrington , North West

£ 1,150

Anschutz Super Match 1813 Bolt Action .22 Rifles

Nottingham , East Midlands

£ 650

Colchester gamekeeper .177 Air Rifles

Stanley co. Durham , North East

£ 230

Gamo Maxxim Air Rifles

Warrington , North West

£ 290

Pietta Storekeeper .44 Revolver

Romney marsh , South East

£ 1,100

Pedersoli Morimer Muzzleloader .54 Rifles

Armi Sport Muzzleloader .58 Rifles

£ 395

CZ - Ceska Zbrojovka 452-2e zkm Bolt Action .22 Rifles

£ 245

Antique Gun wanted in Nottinghamshire

£ 0

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