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The J. Stevens Model 1915 Favorite comes from an era when compact single-shot rifles were a fixture of American farms, camps, and small-game hunting. Chambered in the now-obsolete .25 Stevens rimfire cartridge, this example offered bidders something considerably less common than the .22-caliber Favorites typically encountered today. The unusual chambering shifts its appeal from simple shooting utility toward history and collectibility, particularly for enthusiasts of early American rimfires and Stevens firearms. That scarcity, combined with the Favorite's unmistakable turn-of-the-century character, made this rifle an intriguing piece and helped draw meaningful attention at auction.
Aug 18, 2026
Few rimfire rifles have achieved the universal recognition of the Ruger 10/22. Its simple rotary-magazine design, dependable semi-automatic action, and enormous aftermarket have made it equally at home as a first rifle, small-game gun, recreational plinker, or foundation for a custom build. This .22 LR example benefited from retaining its factory box, an increasingly appreciated detail for buyers seeking clean, complete firearms rather than purely utilitarian shooters. With more than six decades of proven popularity behind the platform, the 10/22's exceptionally broad buyer base helped create a competitive auction result.
Aug 18, 2026
Built for hunters who demand more from a semi-automatic shotgun, the Remington Model 11-87 Super Magnum expanded the proven 11-87 platform to handle hard-hitting 3½-inch 12-gauge loads. That capability made it particularly attractive to waterfowl and turkey hunters who wanted magnum performance without giving up the softer-shooting characteristics of a gas-operated action. This example's good-to-excellent condition added considerably to its appeal, especially as hunters increasingly seek out well-preserved Remington sporting arms from the company's earlier production era. A proven field design, versatile chambering, and strong overall condition gave bidders plenty of reason to compete for this Super Magnum.
Aug 18, 2026
The Charter Arms Pitbull offers an unusual twist on the traditional revolver by chambering the widely available 9mm cartridge without requiring conventional moon clips. That distinctive design gives the Pitbull appeal to shooters who want revolver simplicity while sharing ammunition with their semi-automatic pistols. Presented with its factory hard case, this example offered buyers a practical and complete package from an American manufacturer known for straightforward defensive handguns. Its less-common chambering and unconventional approach helped it stand apart from the many traditional revolvers competing for bidder attention.
Aug 18, 2026
Few lever-action rifles capture the character of the American frontier quite like an antique Winchester Model 1892. Chambered in .32 WCF (.32-20), this rifle pairs one of Winchester's most celebrated John Browning-designed actions with a cartridge that was widely used for small game, varmints, and everyday ranch use during the...
Aug 18, 2026
For generations of American deer hunters, the Winchester Model 94 and the .30-30 Winchester cartridge were nearly inseparable. Compact, quick-handling, and unmistakably traditional, the combination became a fixture of hunting camps across North America and helped define what many shooters still picture when they think of a classic lever-action rifle. Today, older Model 94s draw interest from a remarkably broad audience—from hunters who remember carrying one in the woods to collectors preserving Winchester's sporting legacy. That combination of nostalgia, practical history, and enduring recognition gave this .30-30 plenty of appeal when it crossed the auction block.
Aug 18, 2026
Military-pattern rifles with Cold War lineage continue to occupy a strong niche in the collector market, and the Romanian PLS-54C offers a particularly recognizable example. Manufactured by Romarm/Cugir, imported by Century Arms International, and chambered in 7.62x54R, the rifle draws heavily from the appearance and operating concept associated with the...
Aug 18, 2026
Compact 1911s occupy a challenging niche: buyers want the familiar feel and authority of the traditional .45 ACP platform without the size and weight of a full-length Government Model. The Kimber Ultra Carry II was built specifically around that idea, packaging classic 1911 ergonomics into a highly portable configuration. This example was made especially attractive by its complete presentation with the factory hard case and three magazines, giving the successful bidder a ready-to-use package rather than a bare pistol. The result reflected continued enthusiasm for compact, well-equipped 1911s from established premium manufacturers.
Aug 18, 2026
There is something increasingly appealing about a well-kept Ruger Red Label. Serial number 410-21793, chambered in 12 gauge, represents Ruger's distinctly American take on the classic over-and-under sporting shotgun—a category otherwise dominated by European manufacturers. Its balance of understated styling, rugged construction, and field practicality earned the Red Label a loyal following during production, and its subsequent discontinuation has only increased interest in quality examples. Bidders responded accordingly, demonstrating that the Red Label has evolved from a dependable hunting gun into a shotgun with genuine secondary-market appeal.
Aug 18, 2026
The Remington Model 541-S has developed a strong following among rimfire enthusiasts who appreciate the accuracy and craftsmanship of Remington's premium bolt-action rifles. Chambered in .22 LR and bearing serial number 1163214, the 541-S was positioned above typical sporting rimfires, combining a quality walnut stock with the precision-oriented design that earned the model its reputation as an exceptional shooter. With production long discontinued, clean examples have become increasingly desirable among collectors seeking higher-grade Remington rimfires from the company's classic era. That combination of scarcity, accuracy, and traditional Remington craftsmanship helped this Model 541-S perform strongly at auction.
Aug 18, 2026