NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A very nice example of a S&W Model 59 auto pistol. This piece is the most common variant with a steel slide and alloy frame. It is complete with original S&W grips, two magazines, original S&W box and 10 inert 9mm rounds. Deactivated to post 1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and the ability to field strip.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A good example of a WWII US revolver. The Victory revolver was produced in a number of different variants with over half a million being produced for the British and other Allied forces under the Lend Lease Agreement. This example is the standard wartime variant with a 5" barrel, hardwood grips, lanyard ring and chambered in 38/200 calibre. It is in good overall condition with the much of its original finish intact but with limited service wear. Complete with a nice military flap holster. Post-1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, a working dry fire action and the ability to fully field strip.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A very good example of the Chinese issue AKMS AK47 with the less usual side folding stock (designated the type 56-2). 7.62mm x 39 calibre with detachable 30 round magazine; Type 56's were used extensively during the Vietnam War. In really excellent used condition with the vast majority of original finish intact and excellent polymer and wood stocks. Complete with one magazine. Post 1995 UK deactivation with moving trigger and a removable magazine.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. The Model 66 is the stainless version of the model 19. Both the 19 and the 66 have seen extensive use with police forces in the US and Europe. It has a six shot cylinder, adjustable target sights and a partial barrel underlug to protect the cylinder rod. This 4” example is in really nice condition and comes complete with black rubber grips and 6 inert .357 Magnum rounds. Post 1995 deactivation with fully moving parts and the ability to field strip.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A very good Enfield No4 MKI rifle manufactured by Maltby in 1942. 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 very good used condition with just limited service wear to the metalwork and what is probably replacement woodwork. Complete with 37 Pattern sling, two inert .303 rounds and bakelite oil bottle. Deactivated to the UK specification with fully moving parts, working dry fire action, removable magazine and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A WWII British Enfield No4 MKI officially converted to an SKN MKI/II instructional piece. Undoubtedly the mainstay weapon for British forces during WWII, the No4 replaced the earlier SMLE and was produced in vast numbers. This example has 1952 and 1954 dates suggesting it was converted from its original WWII configuration in the 1950's. These SKN actions were used to train recruits in the operation of the No4 rifle. It is in very good used condition with just limited wear to the finish commensurate with use. Complete with the correct sectioned magazine containing 10 inert .303 rounds, a further 5 inert .303 rounds in a stripper clip, a pull through and brass oil bottle. Please note that like any other deact, this won't chamber inert rounds. However, the magazine has a non-permanent adaptation which allows the bolt to be cycled with the mag and inert rounds in position. Post 1995 deactivation with fully moving parts, working dry fire action and strippable. A really nice, complete example.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR DETAILS. The Enfield No.2 was developed in the 1930's and came in two main variations, the MKI and the spurless MKI*. This is a nice example of the MKI with the standard 5" barrel and hardwood grips. It is dated 1939 and is in good overall condition with just the expected service wear for its age and use. Post 1995 UK deactivation with fully moving parts, a working dry fire action and the ability to fully field strip.

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A very good example of the Chinese issue AKMS AK47 with under-folding stock (designated the type 56-1). 7.62mm x 39 calibre with detachable 30 round magazine; Type 56's were used extensively during the Vietnam War. In lightly used condition with just minor usage/wear to the finish and stocks. Complete with one magazine and five inert 7.62 x 39mm rounds. Deactivated to the pre 1995 UK specification with fully moving parts, working dry fire action, removable magazine and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A good Enfield No4 MKI* rifle manufactured by Savage (USA) and used by allies during WWII. 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 1943 dated example (from serial number) is in good used condition with just limited service wear to the metalwork and what appears to be original wood with the expected minor dings for a service weapon. Complete with five inert .303 rounds and a 37 pattern sling. UK deactivation with fully moving parts, working dry fire action, removable magazine and the ability to field strip (apart from the barrel).

NON-UK SALES ONLY OR RE-DEACTIVATION TO CURRENT DEACTIVATION SPECIFICATION - PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. A rare race gun manufactured by the Israeli company BUL Transmark and designated the M-5. Basically a 1911 but with a polymer frame and double stack magazine, it was introduced in the mid 1990's. The black polymer frame on this one is complemented with a stainless slide and a factory fitted muzzle brake. It has a fitted scope rail onto which is fitted an original C-More red dot sight. This example is chambered in .38 Super which of course is popular in ISPC competition shooting. Complete with one magazine and foam lined box. Deactivated to post 1995 UK standards with fully moving parts, working dry-fire action and fully strippable.