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This Smith & Wesson 952-2 Performance Center pistol in 9mm drew strong, informed bidding at auction. As a hand-fitted, limited-production target pistol, the 952-2 represents the pinnacle of Smith & Wesson’s Performance Center craftsmanship.Highly regarded for its precision, fit, and refined trigger, the 952-2 holds a dedicated following among serious target shooters and collectors. Bidding activity on this example reflects continued demand for top-tier, low-production performance pistols in today’s market.
Jan 8, 2026
This Winchester Model 52 in .22 LR, paired with a J. Unertl 14x target scope, drew strong interest from serious rimfire and target rifle collectors. Long regarded as one of the finest American-made bolt-action .22 rifles, the Model 52 has a deep legacy in precision shooting.Outfitted with a period-correct Unertl scope, this example offered a highly desirable, competition-style setup. Bidding reflected continued demand for classic target rifles where accuracy pedigree and correct optics come together.
Jan 8, 2026
This Colt A2 upper receiver assembly drew strong interest from both collectors and builders at auction. Known for its fixed carry handle design and military-spec configuration, the A2 upper remains a key component for those seeking correct M16A2-style builds.Original Colt-marked assemblies continue to command attention, particularly among enthusiasts focused on authenticity and period-correct details. Bidding activity on this lot reflects the sustained strength of the Colt parts market, where correct components remain in consistent demand.
Jan 8, 2026
This distinguished Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver, chambered in the potent .44 Magnum cartridge showcased competitive bidding throughout the auction. This early no dash example featured the iconic 8 3/8-inch barrel, pinned barrels and recessed cylinders—hallmarks of Smith & Wesson’s golden-era production.Within the collector community, no-dash Model 29s represent the purest form of the platform, preceding later engineering changes. Demand remains elevated for original, well-preserved examples, and bidding on this lot reflects the continued strength of the early Model 29 market among serious revolver collectors.
Jan 8, 2026
The Japanese Nambu Model 14, formally known as the Jūyon-nen-shiki Kenjū, stands as the standard service sidearm of the Imperial Japanese Army throughout the Pacific War and is a highly desirable.Condition, arsenal markings, and production period all play key roles in value, and even well-traveled examples continue to attract historically focused buyers. Bidding on this lot reflects ongoing demand for original WWII Japanese sidearms within the broader military collectibles market.
Jan 8, 2026
This Colt Police Positive “Banker’s Special” in .38 caliber drew focused collector interest at auction. Known for its compact configuration and distinctive short barrel, the Banker’s Special occupies a unique niche within Colt’s double-action revolver lineup.Among Colt enthusiasts, these models are appreciated for their balance of concealability and classic pre-war craftsmanship. Bidding activity on this example reflects steady demand for well-preserved Colt pocket revolvers, where configuration and originality continue to drive collector appeal.
Jan 8, 2026
This Winchester Model 42 in .410 gauge drew strong collector attention at auction, with condition playing a key role in bidder interest. Widely regarded as the finest pump-action .410 ever produced, the Model 42 holds a premier position among Winchester collectors.High-condition examples—especially those approaching 90% or better—continue to command serious attention. Bidding on this lot reflects the enduring strength of the Model 42 market, where rarity, condition, and gauge combine to drive consistent collector demand.
Jan 8, 2026
This early production Colt SP1 rifle in .223 drew strong collector-driven bidding at auction. As Colt’s first commercially available AR-15, early SP1s hold a distinct place in the platform’s evolution—especially examples featuring the sought-after slab-side receiver and lightweight configuration.Within the Colt collector community, early production rifles continue to command heightened interest, where originality and period-correct features are key. Bidding on this example reflects the growing strength of the early AR-15 market as collectors pursue foundational pieces of modern rifle history.
Jan 8, 2026
This Colt National Match pistol in .45 ACP drew strong, informed bidding at auction—particularly from within the dedicated Colt competition pistol collector community. Pistols bearing the “NM” designation are closely followed, as they represent factory-tuned examples built with accuracy in mind, often associated with mid-century bullseye competition.Among collectors, originality, correct configuration, and condition are critical, and NM-marked pistols continue to hold a distinct niche separate from standard Government Models and even later Gold Cup variants. Bidding on this example reflects the sustained depth of the National Match market, where knowledgeable buyers compete for well-preserved, properly marked Colts.
Jan 8, 2026
This Colt AR-15 A2 upper receiver with C MP marked 5.56 NATO 1:7 twist barrel drew strong bidder attention at auction. Correct Colt-marked components continue to command interest, particularly among collectors and builders seeking authentic, military-spec configurations.A2 uppers with 1:7 twist barrels remain especially desirable for their association with later M16A2 production. Bidding activity on this example highlights the continued strength of the Colt parts market, where originality and correct markings drive consistent demand.
Jan 8, 2026