Rifles for Sale in Luton

This is a. 451 Westley Richards Monkeytail capping breech loader which is made by the well known I Hollis & Sons of London. This rifle features a very special top rib which has pop up leaf sights ...

Made in 1894 a very hard to find 1884 in 32-40 with a 26" hexagonal barrel. A nice patina to the metal work and a clean shootable bore. Considering this is nearly 130 years old it is in great overall ...

Made between 1809-1815 A particularly nice example of the 2nd India pattern Brown Bess Musket Which would have probably seen action during the Napoleonic wars. with an improved cock over previous ...

39” barrel London proofed to the left side of the breech, with sale mark and very faint Ordnance proofs, the underside of the barrel bears the Enfield mark together with various ordnance in...

Deactivated Martini Henry which still cocks and dry fires. Stamped Enfield 1886 with lots of service War Department marks. This would have started life as a. 577/450 Martini Henry ans was later ...

An excellent compact Artillery crew percussion conversion Mle 1829 French muzzle-loader rifle. These compact rifles were intended as a personal defence weapon for artillery crews, overall length is ...

Chambered in 10. 4mm Rimfire Swiss. A very good example of a Peabody carbine which possibly started out life as a full length rifle. This example has an amazing condition bore, crisp action and ...

AN EARLY. 451” WESTLEY RICHARDS MONKEY TAIL BAND & A HALF CAPPING BREECH-LOADING LONG CARBINE, CIRCA 1860, with 25” barrel fitted with blade front-sight and reversed pattern ladder rear-sight, the ...

. 577” SNIDER MK III, TWO BAND VOLUNTEER NAVAL RIFLE, with 30 ½” Birmingham proofed barrel, rifled with 5 grooves, bayonet lug at muzzle and ladder rearsight, the lock marked “B. S. A. & M. C. 1875”,...

This is a Remington Rolling Block rifle that was used by the Cuban Volunteers in the 10 years war from 1868 too 1878. Cuban Volunteers rifles have very distinctive markings. The bubble like flower on ...

An extremely iconic and instantly recognizable Winchester M1894 in what appears to be in amazing original condition. The rifles serial number dates it between 1905 and 1910 The octagonal barrel ...

Polish made 1952 dated M44 carbine with fold out cruciform bayonet, immaculate condition, Ref: 035 Deactivated to current EU spec. bolt cycles, but does not dry fire. No licence required. ...

Antique No License Required. Designed and approved in 1889, production ran between 1891 and 1897 at the Eidgenoessische Waffenfabrik in Bern, with a total of approximately 212, 000 rifles ...

Antique no license required. A fine example of the Danish M1867/96 Remington rolling block, chambered in the distinctive 11. 7 x 51. 6 mm cartridge, presented here in very good overall condition ...

Antique No License Required. An interesting rifle which looks to of had started out life as a possibly a private purchase Martini Henry. This example has been "Arabicized" and is a likely Afghan ...

I. Hollis & Sons London percussion cape rifle — a handsome Victorian combination gun pairing a 12-gauge smoothbore barrel with a 16-gauge rifled barrel, built for versatility in the field and ty...

Antique no license required. A Martini-Henry MkIV in. 577/450 by the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, dated 1887 — complete with the compelling Nepalese service markings that place this rifle fi...

A genuine and collectable Snider-Enfield Mk III in. 577 calibre, retailed by Pollard & Son, Birmingham, bearing War Department marks indicating authenticated disposal from British military service. ...

A French Modèle 1842 infantry musket from the Manufacture Royale de Tulle, one of the great state arms-producing centres of 19th century France. The Modèle 1840 and 1842 were France's first wi...

A characterful and collectible Victorian sporting piece, this Adams & Co.. 360 rook rifle combines fine period craftsmanship with an unexpected and genuinely unusual optical fitment. Adams & Co. ...