Rifles for Sale in Milton Keynes

The Winchester Model 1890 was a popular slide-action repeating rifle, designed by John Moses Browning and produced by Winchester Repeating Arms Company from 1890 to 1932, known for its simplicity and ...

An awesome looking wild west rifle with hard to find Stainless finish. This example was made in the original Marlin factory and has the JM factory stamp on the barrel. This rifle has been ...

A rare chance to own a piece of American history. Made in 1832 in the Harpers Ferry factory this was originally made as a flint lock musket and later converted to percussion possibly around the time ...

Easily the nicest rook rifle that you will ever encounter with a beautifully figured Walnut stock, scroll engraved hammeless action with a faint amount of case hardening left, schnable forend and ...

Made famous by the A-Team This Mini-14 has a stainless barrel and action with a synthetic stock. A very cool addition to any collection. This rifle has been deactivated so no licence is required ...

A really nice condition Long Lee. With the remanence of volley sights and magazine cut off. No licence is required, as this is deactivated to the latest EU standards.

An interesting Martini-Henry which would have started life as a. 450/577 Martini Henry dated 1886 Enfield which has service accpetance marks then later converted to. 22LR by C. G Bonehill for the ...

1862 dated 5th Variant Burnside Carbine with saddle ring and bar with an overall brown patina with clear stampings on the barrel and action with stock in good condition, also with matching serial ...

A huge big game back action Muzzle Loading Rifle rifle made by Barnett of London, with 7 groove rifling and graduated leaf sights from 100- 300 yards. Features a raised cheek piece stock and brass ...

A very crisp 2band Sea service Snider with bayonet lug and very clean 5 groove rifled bore. Dated 1872 and stamped Tower on the lock, brass trigger guard and Butt plate, signed J. R on the inside of ...

An unusual Mk3 snider carbine with a South African service stamp to the breech, the lock is Stamped TOWER and dated 1873. The rifle looks to have original bluing (although faded) to the lock and ...

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”,...