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Here's my Japanese MURATA Type 18 bolt action rifle chambered in 11mm. This is the first bolt action rifle manufactured in Japan and was the precursor to the famous Arisaka rifle. It mostly matching numbers; bolt, receiver, barrel, rear sight and trigger guard all match. Stock still retains its cart...

Per Cody Firearms Records WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 - SERIAL NUMBER 283932 applied on May 20, 1916.

Here are two photos of Russian troops armed with these rifles; note soldier on left in first photo loading rifle with 5-round stripper clip: http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww253/varifleman/ftd-russ-winchester-630x339.jpg http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww253/varifleman/Russians_winchester.jpg

Barrel/bore in good shape after hard service life:

Here for your viewing pleasure in Winchester Model 1895 7.62mm Russian Contract Rifle serial number 283932 1916 production and falls within the serial number ranges 174,234-377,412 for the second contract of 200,000 rifles singed 27 August 1915 and completed deliveries by December 1916. Rifle has Ru...

Martin; very nice rifle; love those straight-pull rifles; have to add one to my collection!

Very nice Russian contract Winchester; one of these is definitely on my wish list.!

Per the Winchester Repeating Fire Arms letter the serial number was applied to the on July 22, 1898; Caliber: N; received in warehouse on August 12, 1898 and shipped from warehouse on August 20, 1898; Order number 2689. It just missed the Spanish-American War but may have served during the Relief of...

Here is he open bolt.

This rifle was part of the second US Navy contract (serial numbers 15001-20000) inspected by Lt John N. Jordan (J.N.J as stamped on top of breech) which were delivered from 1 August through 6 December 1898.

Here are a box of 20 Remington-UMC 6mm USN ammo and repro clip and wire.

Thanks for the comments; here are a few photos of bayonet attached.

Here for your perusal is Winchester-Lee Model 1895 6mm Navy rifle serial number 18003 with bayonet and scabbard. I should have shipment data from the Cody Firearms Museum in 3-4 weeks. http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww253/varifleman/ADMIN-PC/Pictures/Pictures%20Downloaded%20from%20AOL/SavedFromM...

Hi from SW VA; I collect 1860s thru WWI mostly military pistols and rifles.

Here for your viewing pleasure is Colt New Service .455 Eley (Webley) revolver serial number 126149 which was 1 of 500 shipped to the London Armoury Company on December 26, 1916. It had an interesting service life with British Army markings and A.E.F (American Expeditionary Force) and U.S. Flag on g...

Here for your perusal is my Gras Model 1874/80 11mm rifle. Any help with the various proof/acceptance marks welcome since I'm new to French firearms. I seem to recall that the "Made in France" stamp indicates rifles France supplied to Czarist Russia in WWI and the Repulican Government duri...

Here for your viewing pleasure are photos of my WWI RAF British military proofed Colt 1911. It was one of 400 pistols shipped to Captain Sir Connop Guthrie, Pier 60, North River NY NY on March 12, 1918. Guthrie was the Special Representative for the British Ministry of Shipping in the U.S. and a mem...

Here are photos of my Colt .38ACP Military Model 1902 pistol which was 1 of 5 shipped to George Tritch Hardware Company in Denver on August 24, 1906. http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww253/varifleman/colt%201902/CopyofColtPistolsIndian9-27-078.jpg http://i725.photobucket.com/albums/ww253/variflema...