**NO AMMO WILL BE SHIPPED, GUNS WILL ONLY BE SHIPPED FROM THE GUN STORE TO ANOTHER FFL PERSONAL. That’s just a brief overview of this wonderful collection. Here’s your chance to get some hard to find makes and calibers to add to your collection–or start one. There are dozens of boxes of vintage ammuntion. 45’s with shotgun shells found by the box full. And a good portion in strip clips or in continuous feed belts.Įnough to keep the everyday shooter happy as well. A lot of it in mags with vintage cloth bandoliers. There is ammo box after ammo box filled with military ammuntion. The ammunition spans the gamut in caliber–mostly. Many pistols in presentation cases with extra accessories. There are 1911’s and black powder pistols and many 19th Century replicas…and a few originals. Plus an extensive selection of WWII flare guns. (Our client bought the entire collection from an East Texas museum.) There are Russian, Czech and Italian pistols as well. Military collectors will be grateful for the wide selection of British Lee Enfield rifles. Additionally, we have hundreds of boxes containing thousands of rounds of ammunition. Here’s a brief description and the link to the auction.Īn extensive selection of sportsman and military related firearms are up for auction. For anyone interested in purchasing a Norinco Interstate Arms 9mm Pistol model 213, there is one available at a local auction near me. I found this thread in search of reviews regarding the Norinco 213 pistol. Maybe a few of the new pistols around today would be OK to do that with but I will never carry a pistol like that regardless of who made it and what features it has! Common sense will tell anyone that! To end this comment I would like to ask all of you who made negative comments about this old firearm to consider making comments that are constructive criticism about anything without the juvenile language and attitude! However you should never carry a pistol cocked and chambered as far as I am concerned. It is certainly a lot better looking than all of the plastic Glocks and Glock look a likes currently being offered! It is true that the safety is suspect. All of the negative comments I have read are most likely from someone who has never owned or shot one! It has never failed to go bang when I have pulled the trigger! It looks a whole lot like a Colt 1905. It is accurate, heavy enough not to kick really hard and it points naturally. It is easy to clean, especially with the trigger assembly lifting out so easily. I know this is an old thread but I can’t allow rude and dumb comments to go by without a comment of my own! I have a Norinco 213.
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