A good Enfield No4 MKI* rifle. This one looks like it has had the manufacturer markings removed post-war but is probably a Savage or Longbranch produced piece. Chambered in .303, the No4 rifle was the mainstay of allied forces during WWII and was still used extensively into the 1950's and early 1960's. This example is in good used condition with limited service wear to the metalwork and what appears to be original  woodwork. Complete with correct pattern webbing sling and five inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

A super condition Zastava M76 sniper rifle manufactured in Yugoslavia in the mid 1970's. Although similar to the SVD and PSL rifles, the design is different, as is the calibre, 7.92mm rather than 7.62 x 54. Based on the Yugo M70 assault rifle, it is fed from a 10 round magazine, has backup iron sights and is fitted with the correct ZRAK 4x scope and mount. In top condition with all matching numbers, most of its original finish intact and excellent woodwork. Complete with one magazine, scope cover and original military sling. Current deactivation with moving original bolt (under spring pressure), removable magazine, removable top cover, moving trigger (under spring pressure) and moving fire selector. It does not dry fire and the bolt can't be removed from the receiver. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499.

Stunning Yellowboy lever action rifle manufactured by Henry, USA. This is their 'Big Boy' model with a brass action and a heavy octagonal 20" carbine barrel. Chambered for both .38SPL and .357 Magnum with a 10 round magazine capacity. In really nice used condition with just a little service wear to the metalwork and lovely polished hardwood stocks. Deactivated to the EU specification with a moving lever, moving trigger under spring pressure and a moving hammer also under spring pressure. Working the lever retracts the bolt and cocks the hammer back; closing the lever drops the hammer. The mechanism between the trigger and hammer is destroyed so there is no dry fire action. The tubular magazine below the barrel is also detachable. Sorry - no international sales. Call our credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

Lithgow manufactured Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in .303 calibre. This WWII MKIII* model has a 1945 dated receiver and is in very good condition with original woodwork and much original metalwork finish. Complete with correct pattern webbing sling and 5 inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety, removable magazine and the ability dry fire and field strip. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

A Swiss Schmidt Rubin sporterised rifle chambered in 9.3mm x 53mm. The Model 1889 was developed by Rudolf Schmidt using a cartridge developed by Eduard Rubin – hence the name. It employs a straight pull bolt mechanism using a complex system of locking lugs. This proved to be its eventual downfall with production ceasing in 1897. This example would have started its life as a standard military piece chambered in 7.5 x 53.5 mm. It has then, at a later date, been rechambered for 9.3 x 53mm with a sporter stock conversion added and removal of the magazine to make it single shot. It is in good used condition with most of the original metalwork finish intact. The wood is also generally good with just a few minor dings. Current specification deactivation with a moving bolt and moving trigger under spring pressure but without the ability dry fire or field strip. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

A Swiss Schmidt Rubin sporterised rifle chambered in 9.3mm x 53mm. The Model 1889 was developed by Rudolf Schmidt using a cartridge developed by Eduard Rubin – hence the name. It employs a straight pull bolt mechanism using a complex system of locking lugs. This proved to be its eventual downfall with production ceasing in 1897. This example would have started its life as a standard military piece chambered in 7.5 x 53.5 mm. It has then, at a later date, been rechambered for 9.3 x 53mm with a sporter stock conversion added and removal of the magazine to make it single shot. It is in good used condition with a good proportion of the original metalwork finish intact. The wood is also generally good with just a few minor dings. Current specification deactivation with a moving bolt and moving trigger under spring pressure but without the ability dry fire or field strip. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

The K98, based on the on the Gew 98 used during WWI, was the standard Nazi issue weapon of WWII. This is a WWII example is dated 1938 with the manufacturer code 'S/42' for Mauser. It has clear Nazi markings to the receiver and barrel. In good overall condition with sound wood and a good proportion of metalwork finish intact. Complete with the usually missing cleaning rod, sight hood and a nice quality reproduction leather sling. EU deactivation with a moving bolt and moving trigger (under spring pressure), but without the ability dry fire or field strip. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

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One of the original bulpup rifles which has actually been in service with numerous armed forces including the Austrian military since 1977. Known for its 'space age' look and feel and one of the first assault rifles to have a quality optic (Swarovski 1.5 x) built in and made extensive use of polymers (including the trigger pack!). It was also one of the first weapon series to take a modular approach allowing different configurations including assault rifle, SMG and SAW; a true quality firearm. This example is used but is still in good overall condition. There is some loss to the finish in places and a few knocks and scapes to the stock but it is an issue weapon! Complete with one magazine, 10 inert 5.56mm rounds and a black military sling. EU deactivation with moving original bolt under spring pressure, removable magazine, moving trigger and moving fire selector/safety. The magazine can be removed and the optics are fully working but it can't be field stripped or dry fired. See our video of this type of deactivation below. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

An interesting little single shot lever action rifle chambered in .22LR. Manufactured in the 70's, these were a cheap alternative to lever action repeating rifle. The magazine tube on them is a dummy serving no purpose as manual loading is via the top gate with the lever open. In good overall condition. Deactivated to the current specification with moving lever (under spring pressure) which drops the breach block, moving trigger under spring pressure and  moving hammer under spring pressure but without the ability to dry fire or field strip. Sorry - no international sales. Call our credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

BSA manufactured Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in .303 calibre. Wartime MKIII* model manufactured in 1945. The metalwork is in very good overall used condition. The woodwork  is in generally good order but shows service use. Matching numbers to the receiver and nosecap. The SMLE was used throughout WWI and in this case WWII by allied forces - an important piece of history. Complete with one magazine and two inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.