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This Winchester Model 9422M in .22 WMR generated steady bidder interest at auction, reflecting the continued strength of Winchester’s rimfire lever-action market. Chambered in .22 Magnum and built in New Haven, these rifles are well regarded for their smooth action and practical field performance.Showing honest use with minor finish wear and handling marks, this example still resonated with buyers. Bidding activity highlights consistent demand for Model 9422M rifles, where chambering and Winchester heritage continue to drive collector and shooter interest.
Mar 31, 2026
This early Marlin Model 39 in .22 S.L. & LR drew steady, knowledgeable bidding at auction. Representing the foundation of Marlin’s long-running rimfire lever-action line, early Model 39 rifles are closely followed by collectors for their pre-39A heritage and craftsmanship.Displaying honest patina and age throughout, this example resonated with buyers who value originality over restoration. Bidding activity reflects continued demand for early Marlin rimfires, where condition, character, and historical context drive collector interest.
Mar 31, 2026
This exceptional Weatherby Athena over/under generated strong auction interest—elevated by its factory box personally signed by Roy Weatherby on 7/1/1985. Featuring a satin nickel floral-engraved receiver, gold “Weatherby Athena” barrel script, and high-grade wood with white diamond grip cap inlay, this 12-gauge exemplifies Weatherby elegance. Retaining strong finish with light honest wear and accompanied by additional choke tubes, collectors recognized both its condition and rare signature provenance—driving a standout result at auction.
Feb 24, 2026
This Colt Government Model by Custom & Collectible Firearms, numbered 115 of 300, delivered a strong auction result. The “Midnight Classic” limited edition featured scroll-engraved slide markings, Rampant Colt logo, and retained little to no visible wear to metal or grips. Offered complete with factory box and paperwork, collectors responded to its limited production status and excellent preservation—reinforcing continued demand for documented Colt special editions in high condition.
Feb 24, 2026
This stainless Colt Anaconda in .44 Magnum drew strong, competitive bidding—reflecting the sustained strength of the Colt “snake gun” market. With minimal use evident, light surface swirling, and only a faint cylinder drag line, this example presented clean and well cared for. Complete with factory hard case and manual, it checked the boxes collectors prioritize.Original-condition snake guns—particularly high-condition, unmodified examples—continue to perform consistently at auction. Demand remains firm as collectors seek quality examples amid a tightening supply, reinforcing the Anaconda’s position as one of Colt’s most desirable modern double-action revolvers.
Feb 24, 2026
This Colt Series 70 MK IV Gold Cup National Match, serial number 71N17827, delivered a strong auction result, presented in 90%+ condition with its factory hard case and accompanying paperwork. Known for its crisp trigger, adjustable sights, and target-grade refinement, the Gold Cup remains a benchmark among Colt competition pistols. Complete, well-preserved examples continue to draw serious bidder attention—proving that high-condition Series '70 Gold Cups remain highly desirable in today’s collector market.
Feb 24, 2026
This Winchester Model 70 Featherweight in .243 Winchester generated strong bidder interest at auction. Marked “WINCHESTER – MODEL – 70 – FEATHERLIGHT” and fitted with a Bausch & Lomb Baltura scope and period-correct leather sling, this classic bolt-action exemplifies the enduring appeal of the Model 70 platform. With good original bluing, very good inlaid stock condition, and correct proof marks, collectors recognized its quality—reinforcing continued demand for well-preserved pre-'64 Model 70 examples.
Feb 24, 2026
This Winchester Model 1895 in .40-72 W.C.F. drew notable collector attention at auction. Marked “Manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.” with correct patent and tang markings, this early lever-action reflects honest age and frontier use. While finish wear, stock compressions, and period imperfections were present, bidders recognized its authenticity and chambering appeal. Even well-traveled examples of the Model 1895 continue to generate strong interest—underscoring enduring demand for early Winchester lever guns in original configuration.
Feb 24, 2026
This new-in-box Diamondback DB15 chambered in .300 AAC Blackout performed at solid market value at auction, reflecting healthy demand for clean, unfired modern sporting rifles. Presented complete with its factory packaging, the rifle offered the condition and completeness today’s buyers prioritize. With .300 Blackout remaining a versatile and widely adopted chambering, bidder participation demonstrated continued strength in the AR-platform market for well-presented examples.
Jan 27, 2026
This Savage Model 99C chambered in .308 Winchester generated solid bidding activity at auction. Known for its innovative rotary magazine and ability to chamber modern cartridges, the 99C represents one of Savage’s most practical postwar lever actions. Paired with a period-correct Weaver K4-1 optic, this example offered both functionality and nostalgic appeal. Results like this continue to demonstrate steady collector and hunter demand for clean, well-configured Savage 99 rifles.
Jan 27, 2026