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Collectors of classic Winchester sporting rifles know that chambering can often be just as important as condition. This Winchester Model 43, serial number 1229, was chambered in the increasingly scarce .218 Bee cartridge—a combination that continues to attract attention from enthusiasts of vintage varmint and small-game rifles. Produced in relatively limited numbers compared to more common Winchester offerings, Model 43 rifles in .218 Bee have developed a dedicated following among collectors seeking uncommon factory chamberings. Despite honest signs of field use, bidder competition reflected the enduring demand for rare Winchester configurations, helping this rifle achieve a result above market expectations.
May 26, 2026
Among American revolvers, few names carry the prestige of the Colt Python. Chambered in .357 Magnum and bearing serial number 26552E, this 6-inch example was manufactured circa 1973 and represented the type of collector-grade firearm that rarely becomes available in New-In-Box condition. Widely regarded as Colt's flagship double-action revolver, the Python earned its reputation through exceptional fit, finish, accuracy, and hand craftsmanship that remains difficult to replicate today. The combination of desirable early production, factory box, and outstanding preservation generated intense competition among collectors, helping drive this revolver to a result well above prevailing market expectations.
May 26, 2026
The Colt Diamondback remains one of the most desirable double-action rimfire revolvers ever produced by Colt. Chambered in .22 LR and bearing serial number S61936, this 6-inch example drew considerable attention from collectors thanks to its exceptional preservation, original factory box, and reported minimal use. Often described as a scaled-down version of the legendary Python, the Diamondback combines Colt's renowned craftsmanship with limited availability, a combination that continues to fuel strong collector demand. Quality examples rarely go unnoticed, and spirited bidding pushed this revolver well beyond typical market expectations.
May 26, 2026
Few pump-action shotguns have earned the reputation of the Remington 870 Wingmaster. Chambered in 12 gauge and identified by serial number S457165V, this example featured the polished blue finish and walnut furniture that helped make the Wingmaster a benchmark for American sporting shotguns. The desirable 30-inch full choke barrel appealed to buyers seeking a classic configuration well-suited for trap shooting, waterfowl hunting, and upland pursuits. As shooters increasingly recognize the quality and craftsmanship of earlier Wingmaster production, competitive bidding helped push this shotgun beyond expected market levels.
May 26, 2026
The Browning Citori CXS has become a favorite among clay target shooters thanks to its ability to transition seamlessly between sporting clays, trap, and skeet disciplines. Chambered in 12 gauge and bearing serial number JP125555YZ131, this example featured a desirable 32-inch vent rib barrel configuration that continues to be sought after by competitive and recreational shooters alike. Browning's longstanding reputation for durability, balance, and performance helped generate significant bidder interest, while the CXS model's versatility broadened its appeal across multiple segments of the shotgun market. Those factors combined to produce a result that exceeded prevailing market expectations.
May 26, 2026
Long before today's generation of semi-automatic shotguns entered the market, the Beretta A390 established itself as one of the most reliable and respected gas-operated designs available. Hunters and clay target shooters continue to seek out these proven shotguns for their durability, smooth handling characteristics, and reputation for dependable performance. The Silver Mallard variant remains particularly appealing thanks to its attractive finish and field-ready configuration. Continued appreciation for classic Beretta craftsmanship helped this A390 outperform comparable market offerings at auction.
May 26, 2026
The Weatherby Orion has earned a loyal following among upland hunters, clay target shooters, and sportsmen seeking a dependable over-and-under shotgun backed by the Weatherby name. This example stood out thanks to its desirable 28-inch barrel configuration, factory box, and included choke tubes, features that continue to be highly valued by today's buyers. Complete packages often generate additional interest, as bidders recognize the convenience and collectability of firearms that retain their original accessories. Consistent demand for quality over-and-under shotguns helped propel this Orion to a result above market expectations.
May 26, 2026
For generations, the Winchester Model 52 has been regarded as one of the finest rimfire target rifles ever produced. Early examples such as this rifle continue to attract attention from serious collectors and shooting enthusiasts who appreciate the model's reputation for exceptional accuracy and craftsmanship. Features including the original target-style sights and classic configuration only add to its appeal in today's market. Strong demand for quality Winchester rimfires helped this Model 52 achieve a result above current market expectations.
May 26, 2026
The Savage Model 24 Series P has long been a favorite among outdoorsmen thanks to its versatile combination of a .22 caliber rifle barrel paired with a .410 shotgun barrel. Practical, lightweight, and increasingly difficult to find in original condition, these combination guns appeal to both collectors and hunters seeking a single firearm capable of handling a variety of field applications. Growing nostalgia for classic American-made utility firearms has strengthened demand in recent years, particularly for well-maintained examples. Strong interest from bidders helped push this Savage Model 24 to a result above current market expectations.
May 26, 2026
The Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight remains one of America's most respected pump-action shotguns, valued by both collectors and sportsmen for its lightweight design, smooth action, and proven field performance. This 16 gauge example attracted strong bidder interest thanks to its desirable chambering, classic 28-inch barrel configuration, and honest vintage condition. As enthusiasts continue seeking quality American-made sporting arms from a bygone era of craftsmanship, well-preserved Model 37s have become increasingly difficult to find. Competitive bidding from collectors and hunters alike helped drive this shotgun to a result above current market expectations.
May 26, 2026