We specialize in the appraisal, valuation, marketing & sale of historically important firearms, guns, and collections. Contact us today to sell your firearms and gun collections. Military Firearms / Guns | Civil War, Indian Wars, Span-Am, WWI, WWIIĬontact us if you are selling a firearm collection.Ĭonsidering selling a Firearm Collection? Sell with Centurion - an industry leader. Visit the online catalog to view all of the firearms within this auction. These firearms represent only a small sampling of the firearms available in the February 2021 Firearm Auction. BREDA MODEL BM-59E 7.62x51mm NATO RIFLE MOLOT ORUZHIE VEPR FM-AK74 5.45x39mm RIFLE 1941 WWII US COLT MODEL 1911A1 US ARMY PISTOL 1947 COLT MODEL SUPER 38 AUTOMATIC 38 SUPER PISTOL WILKINSON & SON 4th MODEL PERCUSSION REVOLVER DANISH CONTRACT SIG SAUER P210-DK M/49 9mm PISTOL 1874 COLT CUSTER RANGE M1873 SAA REVOLVER MOLOT VEPR MODEL V-54R-SVD 7.62x54R HUNTING RIFLE 1944 WWII GERMAN WALTHER ac 44 G43 8mm RIFLE
MMC MADSEN MODEL 1946S 7.62x51mm SEMI-AUTO RIFLE ENGRAVED SEMPERT & KRIEGHOFF 12 GA SBS SHOTGUN Sampling of Firearms Selling in the February 2021 Firearm Auction: produced 4 million M1s made by Springfield Armory and Winchester, while Stalin’s factories cranked out somewhere around 1.6 million Tokarev SVT-38/40s.įor a second opinion on the same subject is Hickok45, below, with a 1944-vintage G43.Auction Has Ended | FIREARM AUCTION | Online Catalog | View Results While its short-stroke piston system was somewhat effective (although over-gassed), it just wasn’t produced in great enough numbers to make a difference so late in the war.īy comparison, the U.S. Capable of being topped off by five-round Mauser stripper clips through the top of the action, some 400,000 G43s were produced in the latter half of WWII, in a couple of different grades.
To take a look at the 1940s classic, sometimes referred to as “Hitler’s Garand,” is Tim Harmsen with the Military Arms Channel in the above video.Ĭhambered in the same 7.92x57mm round that the German Army’s bolt-action 98K Mausers used, the Walther-designed Gewehr 43, or Karabiner 43, was a semi-auto that used a 10-round magazine. and Soviet Union, the K43/G43 saw a lot of service even though it is almost forgotten today. Often described as Berlin’s answer to semi-auto combat rifles fielded in World War II by the U.S.
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