Other Rifles

.22 Winchester Model 52C, Circa 1961. Built in the last year of production of the iconic Winchester Model 52C, this example is in fantastic condition, with original length butt and original butt plate with hook (normally chopped down and with BSA or Anschutz plates cobbled on) and original Redfield Mk8 target rearsight and Redfield frontsight with a good selection of modern elements. Original single loading platform and extra 5 round magazine fitted along with correct barrel blocks for a period targetscope, bipod and nicely made hardwood carry box. The Model 52C was the last top quality target rifle made by Winchester, revered by those that have used them – the micro-movement triggers set the benchmark for target rifle triggers when they were introduced and the Model 52C’s were more than double the price of a BSA International at the time making them an exotic rarity over here in their day, something that the passage of time has done little to improve. Bore is mint, mechanics are perfect and this example retains nearly all of its original finish – perfect for the many historic .22 competitions and coupled with an appropriate targetscope from the same period it would make one of the finest long range .22’s around. £SOLD
Stock No 3936

.30-06 Rigby Highland Stalker  – SOLD

.30-06 J Rigby & Co. “Highland Stalker”, Circa 2017. Absolutely beautiful modern Rigby in a very useable calibre – bore appearing and gauging as new. Stunning wood (pictures in no way do it justice) with long LOP of 14 ¾” of typical Classic Rigby style. Single stage trigger, 3 position safety, gold inlayed guard and floor plate, 30mm AEW swing off rings and mounts, shrouded forsight and factory threaded muzzle with blind muzzle protector. Rigby Classic thong sling and bolt holster included. Very rarely seen on the S/H market and, as I understand it, a long wait for a new order – this rifle would be over twice the asking price new so represents excellent value indeed. £SOLD
Stock No 3932

.30-06 Heym Double Rifle – SOLD

.30-06 Heym Double Ejector Rifle, Circa 1988. Built new in 1988 and regulated for Remington 150gr ammunition (recent re-regulation, see below), with the options of Grade 5 wood, switchable ejectors (may be switched off), cocking indicators, set forward trigger, Suhler claw mounts. When supplied by Heym it was fitted with a Zeiss 4 power telescope however this has been updated with a Swarovski 1.5-6 illuminated telescope. A truly lovely rifle, typical Heym quality, mint bores gauging and looking as new, tight action with lovely understated scrollwork engraving, very well figured Grade 5 stock with 14 1/2″ lop, sharp chequering, the comb is a little high for using the open sights but is perfect for using the telescope (normally the other way around). The last owner had this rifle re-regulated by Keith Dennison Thomas for 170gr Geko at 100yds. A superb quality double in a very usable calibre. £SOLD
Stock No 3707

.22 W.W. Greener Miniature Club Rifle 2675

.22 W.W. Greener Miniature Club Rifle. Lovely little Greener take-down .22 in very nice order throughout with perfect (re-lined) bore and with butt disc (rarely seen) and correct, usually missing, sights – the rearsight is missing its windage screw cap however it does still work and would not be a huge job to make a replacement if required. Lovely period Martini target rifle in rarely seen spec. £795.00
Stock No 2675

.22 GSG StG44 Sturmgewehr – SOLD

.22 German Sport Guns StG44 Sturmgewehr. In very good, little used and well cared for condition with 2 magazines and original paperwork. £SOLD
Stock No 2994

.22 BSA Martini International Mk5 – SOLD

.22 BSA Martini International Mk5 Target Rifle. Stunning example of the classic International Mk5, the last of BSA’s Martini Target Rifles. Factory length stock with both original spacers still fitted, matching numbers throughout and with correct long range (100yd) PH25E rearsight, the finest Mk5 I have seen in a long time. £SOLD
Stock No 3139

.22 BSA Martini International Mk3 – SOLD

.22 BSA Martini International Mk3 Target Rifle. Absolutely delightful example of the classic International Mk3 with factory length stock and butt plate (not shortened like most!) with no cracks in the head of the stock (very unusual), matching numbers throughout, correct PH25B rearsight and PH1 tunnel forsight and near perfect metal finish throughout. The best I have seen for many years and fabulous quality. £SOLD
Stock No 3138

.223 Dolphin Gun Company Tactical Target Rifle 2866

.223 Dolphin Gun Company Tactical Target Rifle, Circa 2014. Little used (Circa 400 shots) and fastidiously cared for, built on a Nesika KT action with Jewel Match “lightweight” trigger, Lilja Heavy Palmer 1:7 30” barrel, 25moa rail and Dolphin modular folding tactical stock finished in green duracote along with a ASE Utra S sound moderator and invisible thread protector. In very good overall condition however the magazine (which is a .308 AI mag adapted to .223 as supplied from new) is a little temperamental therefore please buy as a single feed rifle, I do have a spare .308 AI magazine which you are welcome to with the rifle should you wish to convert this. Carefully investigated load data to suit also available. £1,995.00
Stock No 2866

.65 Enfield Baker Rifle – The First Enfield Rifle ABA9

.65 (carbine bore) Pattern 1823 Baker Rifle. The first ordnance issue rifle produced at Enfield with the majority (and all previous) Bakers being out-sourced to contractors and also the last of the Ordnance issue Baker rifles to be produced. In lovely, original and unrestored condition throughout with lovely bore, woodwork and mechanicals and conforming typically to the pattern. This very rifle is featured in the first picture (page 14) of John Hutchins’s excellent “Conquest of Empire, Defence of the Realm” along side an SA80 noting them to be the first and last rifles made at Enfield and also in detail on page 32 of the same. An almost unrepeatable opportunity and a ‘must’ to complete any Enfield collection. £22,500.00
Stock No ABA9

.450 Rigby-Field Match Rifle ABA3

.450 Rigby Match, Rigby-Field Match Rifle, Circa 1883. Lovely example of a match rifle built by one of the finest riflemakers and incorporating the relatively little seen Fields Patent Breech of 1877. Near perfect bore and in generally very good sympathetically restored condition with a set of top quality reproduction sights to the correct pattern. This rifle was recovered from the Royal Nepalese Army arsenals and is featured on page 107 in John Walter’s book “Guns of the Gurkhas”. £7,500.00
Stock No ABA3

.451 Thomas Turner Match/Prize Rifle ABA2

.451 Thomas Turner Match & Prize Rifle. In superb original condition with the majority of its original hardening colours to the lock plate, plumb brown to the barrel and polish to the wood and with a near mint bore (Turner’s patent rifling). Silver prize disk in the butt detailing its presentation in 1862 to Sgt. Noakes of the 44th Kent Rifle Volunteers. A lovely and unusual example that would make anyone proud to be custodian. £5,995.00
Stock No ABA2