May trade for other sniper rifles, telescopes, mounts and equipment. Looking for one US M1 Carbine with serial number XA1 through XA100. Click on the picture to see more detailed pictures and information!!! FN Mauser model 98 sniper rifle made for Israel Top of the receiver is stamped 7.62 as well as the butt of the stock. I think the Star of David is under the scope mount. This rifle is very accurate. With the right ammo can shoot 1” groups. The stock is similar to the WWII Nazi 98’s except it has a very pronounced cheek piece. On the front sun shield it is marked “Nimrod” tel. 6 x 40 cat. No. 1000- 85119 K00R ASIA It is well known that this is a top grade telescope. Under the elevation knob is stamped “Nimrod” telescope 6 x 40. Rather unusual scope rings which are quick detachable. The scope mount appears to be welded or silver sodded to the receiver. Has unusual safety. This rifle has 3 sling swivels. Two swivels are in the front and one in the butt. Plus the normal sling slot (WWII Nazi) except it is covered up by the cheek piece. $2,995   Click on the picture to see more detailed pictures!!! Pictured above is an Ultra-rare No. 4 Mark I English rifle, with C No. 32 TP Mk I Telescope. 99 rifles were manufactured by Long Branch in Canada. Most of these were destroyed after the war. The scope was made by The Lyman Gun Sight Corporation and is quick-detachable similar to the M1C Garand. The rifle has a Griffin and Howe type mount, very similar to the US M1C Garand except the top of the mount is not flat like the M1C but is on a 45 degree angle. The “TP” designation indicates waterproofing. The scope has a serial number on the elevation block. For all practical purposes it is the same scope as the M82 with a post and crosshair. (We are aware of some people passing off the scopes as correct for this rifle when they are not. This rifle has another serial number so small you can hardly see it etched on the telescope body.) To clarify the telescope has two serial numbers which are the same numbers on the telescope. This rifle is in Excellent to new condition. Complete with Cheek piece. $4,250 Click on the picture to see more pictures and information!!! Here is an ultra-rare 1909 Argentine Carbine (Sniper Rifle) 1909-1913, 7.65mm cal., with 3x30 SOM Telescope. (continued) $3,750   Click on the picture to see more pictures and information!!! Here is a K98 Mauser Manufactured by FN for (IDF) Israeli Defense Force, 7.62 cal.. This rifle is coupled with a very sophisticated telescope made by Wield, it is a quick-detachable telescope which is solid as a rock. It also has a large fiberglass cheek piece to hold your head in-line with the telescope. It has a large rubber buttplate about an inch and a half thick. It has an extended safety similar to the ones the Germans used in WWII. It comes with a scope case with instruction manual in Hebrew, a very fine brush which is used to clean the lenses on the telescope, and a tool for adjusting the elevation and windage knobs. (continued) $3,250 Click on the picture to see more pictures and information!!! This is a model 1909 Mauser Sniper Rifle with Zeiss Zielvier telescope (Nedinsco 4 x 31 low turret). This is the same scope arrangement that was used against our forces in WWI. The rifle caliber is 7.65mm. The barrel is 29 ½ inches long. The barrel is in very good to excellent condition. The wood is in good solid condition. The gun appears to have went through a bit of an arsenal overhaul and then was put in storage. (continued) $2995 Click on the picture to see more pictures and information!!! This is a Bosnian Model 48 Sniper Rifle cal. 8mm. Complete with a Zrak telescope in new condition. The serial number on receiver and the number on the bolt match. The stock appears to have been used and reconditioned. There are a few bumps and dings. It is in very good to excellent condition. $2,500   Click on the picture to see more pictures and information!!! After WWII the Brazilian Government decided to modernize their small arms. Because they were impressed with the German 43 and K43 in WWII and there being a strong German influence in Brazil, the Brazilian Government decided to build 100 rifles based on the German G43 for a trial period. The rifle was designated the M954. The major difference between the Brazilian M954 and the G43 is the M954 is chambered in 30.06 with a modified Browning automatic rifle mag, and a gas cut off was installed in the front handgaurd. Apparently to be used when launching a grenade. The sling attachments are also different... (continued) $3,200