[No.6]

Here’s the results ... https://bid.sslfirearms.com/lots#YXVjdGlvbltpZF09NTI1NyZhdWN0aW9uW2xvY2F0aW9uXT1hbGwmYXVjdGlvbltzdGF0dXNdPXBhc3QmYXVjdGlvblt0eXBlXT1hbGwmbGltaXQ9MzAmbG90W2NhdGVnb3J5XT1hbGwmbG90W2xvY2F0aW9uXT1hbGwmbG90W21pbGVfcmFkaXVzXT0yNSZwYWdlPTE.

IMO not much of a deal. Most looked of poor, potentially unreliable or even dangerous quality, and you can reach your own conclusions as to price.

If the implication is to pick up some junk to deplete ‘philanthropist’ bux then it’s still a poor bargain.

[hardspunned]

I inherited two junk Saturday night specials that I wouldn’t dare fire. It would be a great day if I could unload them @$100 each.

[marktwain]

IMO not much of a deal. Most looked of poor, potentially unreliable or even dangerous quality, and you can reach your own conclusions as to price.

There were a few items that looked interesting.

In March, the auction house sold off a private collection.

Two Remington Lee rifles in 30-40, sporterized, but funcitional, documented as part of a 165 lot made for the Michigan National Guard, went for $165 and $220, which is a steal.

An Astra 300, looks like a WWII bringback with period holster, went for $380.

A black powder Cape Gun, in 12 gauge and .45 caliber, went for $340

A 9.3x16 gauge Drilling, in good condition, went for $705~!

A good condition C96 Mauser went for $1015!