This is a great one of a kind 1/5 scale Russian RPKS model of 1964 complete with bipod made by Sergey Sinenkov in Russia.  8 1/8" long overall.  100% fully functional.  Call for more details or additional photos. 

Price:  $1,750.00

A beautiful 47% scale Colt Single Action Army "Flat Top Target Model" revolver. This started life as a standard Colt SAA from Uberti. The late Terry Farrand milled off the original top strap, then machined the new Flat Top Target top strap and micro welded it on. He also hand made the special target front sight and base. He then did the high polish on the metal which would be standard on a Flat Top Target model. Roger Sampson hand engraved the markings including the barrel address on the top of the barrel. The serial 1834 is engraved on the frame, triggerguard, and backstrap.  All high polish blue finish as would be standard on a Flat Top Target model. Two piece black hard rubber grips with the rampant Colt logo near the top and a winged eagle with shield near the bottom on both sides. The grips with brass escutcheons and a fire blue screw.  A great piece and perfect in every aspect.  Cased in a great oak and leather luggage type hinged top casing with 24 dummy cartridges, an oil bottle, a cleaning rod, and the Colt instructions interior lid label. 

Price:  $1,975.00

This is a great 1/2 scale U.S. M-1 Carbine by Miniart in Russia.  17 7/8" long overall with a 9 1/16" .15 caliber barrel.  Serial # 1.  This is the later model with the bayonet lug and windage adjustable rear sight.  Gray parkerized metal finish with the exception of the front sight, trigger, mag release, buttplate, and part of the rear sight which are blued.  Straight grain walnut stock & handguard.  Complete with the bayonet which serial numbers to the Carbine.  30 round "banana" magazine with two solid brass dummy cartridges that will feed, chamber, extract, & eject.  Fully functional.  The top of the chamber marked "U.S. CARBINE, CAL .30 M 1"  The top of the barrel lazer marked with the flaming bomb, the date 2-45, and the Winchester  WP proofmark just behind the front sight.  The 30 round banana magazine not normally seen on the M-1 carbines as supposedly it was only available on the Miniart M-2 Carbines.  The bayonet measures 5 11/16" long overall with a 3 3/8" double edge blade.  The steel is finished blue and the handle is black plastic. 

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Price:  $2,250.00

This is a project that I've spent four years working on.  It's a 47% scale miniature of General George S. Patton's Colt single action army revolver.  I ordered the miniature from Uberti in the white without grips with the correct serial number factory stamped into the proper places.  It was then sent to John Adams Jr. for engraving as he had engraved 10 full size reproductions for Doug Turnbull Restorations and already had the patterns and experence .  Dennis Holland made the high relief two piece carved ivory grips.  Lew Callahan made the grip screw and escutcheons.  John Adams Sr. Made the lanyard stud & swivel.  Turnbull Restorations did the silver plating.  Note the deep recessed Colt grip medallions.  I had two of these made and the other is already sold. 

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Price:  $4,500.00

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I figured this was such a signicant price reduction that it warranted some exposure on the new items pages again.

This is a very seldom seen 1/3 scale Winchester Model 1866 saddle ring carbine by master miniature maker David Kucer of Montreal, Canada. 13 1/8" long overall with a 6 1/2" long barrel. Brass frame, sideplates, buttplate and buttplate trap door. Blue barrel, magazine, barrel bands, rear sight, saddle ring, saddle ring stud, lever lock, and screws. Casecolored hammer, lever, and trigger. Fully functional. Two leaf flip carbine rear sight. The four piece steel cleaning rod is included in the trapdoor compartment in the buttstock. The makers name stamped into the lower tang. The brass has aged nicely and looks like a vintage Winchester 1866 should! Nice straight grain oil finished walnut stock and forearm with just a little figure in the buttstock. Serial #2 marked on the front bottom of the frame just behind the forearm.  Complete with the original Kucer walnut hinged top casing, French fit with a dark red velour lining.  The front of the casing with two slide latches.  The top right front of the lid inlaid with a brass plaque with the Kucer logo.  The interior velour with some staining, probably from excess oil.  This is the first one of these I've ever had the pleasure to handle. A real masterpiece!

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Price: $8,500.00

Price reduced for quick sale:  $6,500.00