Manufacturer: New England Firearms Type: Shotgun Model: Pardner SB1 Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 18" Optics: Front bead missing ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4299 S/N: NH431590 Ref #: 1444761 Notes: A New England Firearms Pardner SB1 single-shot shotgun in 12 gauge, with an 18-inch barrel, wood furniture and a color-case-finished receiver. The exposed hammer and hinged barrel give this Pardner the straightforward profile of a traditional American break-action shotgun. Its short barrel, plain fore-end and stock-mounted shell carrier distinguish this particular configuration. The Pardner belongs to the H&R/New England Firearms family of simple break-open sporting guns, built around a single chamber, exposed hammer and compact receiver. The design’s transfer-bar firing mechanism separates the resting hammer from direct contact with the firing pin. Its one-shot layout dispenses with a repeating magazine and the longer action needed to feed from one, giving the gun a narrow fore-end and straightforward overall form. A release lever sits beside the hammer, and a curved trigger is enclosed by an oval guard. The barrel bears the markings “PARDNER–MODEL SB1” and “12 GA. 3″ MOD.”, while the receiver identifies New England Firearms of Gardner, Massachusetts. The 18-inch barrel gives this example especially compact proportions within the familiar sporting single-shot form. Smooth brown wood forms the pistol-grip buttstock and matching fore-end. The stock has an H&R-marked black buttplate and a black elastic carrier with individual shell loops. The warm wood and mottled receiver finish provide the principal visual contrast to the dark barrel. Rust and finish loss are present along the barrel and around the receiver, and the front bead is missing. The stock and fore-end have finish wear concentrated along their edges. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Winchester Type: Rifle Model: 250 Caliber: .22 S/L/LR Barrel Length: 20.25" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4308 S/N: B1043405 Ref #: 1461905 Notes: A Winchester Model 250 lever-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long and .22 Long Rifle, with a 20.25-inch barrel and a tubular magazine beneath it. This example combines dark-finished metalwork with checkered wood furniture and a curved pistol-grip stock. Its enclosed-hammer action gives the receiver a smooth, rounded profile that sets the Model 250 apart from Winchester’s exposed-hammer centerfire lever rifles. The operating lever follows the curve of the grip and incorporates the trigger guard. A right-side ejection opening and the slim magazine tube keep the action and ammunition supply within a compact sporting-rifle outline. The barrel is marked “WINCHESTER MODEL 250” and “.22 S. L. OR L.R.”, identifying the full rimfire chambering rather than .22 LR alone. Decorative checkering panels extend along the fore-end and around the wrist, adding both texture and visual detail to the brown wood. Sights comprise an exposed front blade on a raised base and an open rear sight; a Winchester-marked black buttplate finishes the stock. The iron-sighted, tube-fed configuration reflects the familiar small-game and informal-target role of the sporting .22 lever rifle. The dark metal finish remains broadly intact. The wood has normal handling marks and some finish wear, with the checkering and Winchester markings remaining well defined. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Remington Type: Shotgun Model: 870 Marine Magnum Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 18.25" Optics: Front bead sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4290 S/N: D490350M Ref #: 1083021 Notes: A Remington 870 Marine Magnum 12 gauge pump-action shotgun with an 18.25-inch barrel, silver-colored metalwork and an extended magazine tube. The “MARINE MAGNUM” marking beneath the ejection port identifies the variant, while the barrel is marked for 2¾- and 3-inch shells. Black furniture and an adjustable black sling contrast with the receiver and barrel, giving this example a distinctly two-tone appearance. The short, plain barrel carries a bead front sight. Its extended magazine tube reaches almost to the muzzle and is joined to the barrel by a clamp. A ribbed black sliding fore-end, curved trigger and conventional shoulder stock retain the familiar 870 layout. The buttstock is wood beneath its black finish, with a black Remington-marked buttpad. Introduced in 1950, the Model 870 became one of Remington’s enduring shotgun families. Its steel receiver and twin action bars are defining features of the design: the bars connect the sliding fore-end to the action on both sides. This Marine Magnum brings that established pump-action architecture together with the compact barrel and extended-tube configuration visible here. The stock’s black coating has worn through around the butt and in scattered areas, exposing the underlying wood. The metalwork retains its silver-colored presentation with localized oxidation and use wear. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Mossberg Type: Pistol Model: 715P Caliber: .22 LR Barrel Length: 7.25" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4305 S/N: EUF4484711 Ref #: 1456909 Notes: A Mossberg International 715P semi-automatic pistol in .22 Long Rifle, with a 7.25-inch barrel and black AR-style furniture. The short ventilated fore-end, raised sights and full-length top rail give the 715P a distinctive compact profile. It uses a rimfire action enclosed within a two-piece outer receiver shell, combining the familiar visual language of an AR-pattern firearm with a .22 LR pistol format. The textured pistol grip, rounded trigger guard and short rear housing are integral parts of its exterior layout. Side and lower rails on the perforated fore-end provide additional accessory-mounting surfaces, while the upper rail runs between the raised front and rear sights. A slotted muzzle attachment completes the barrel assembly; no optical sight is fitted. Mossberg introduced pistols in the 715 family in 2014, extending its AR-styled rimfire range into a compact handgun format. The raised sights and long upper rail preserve a rifle-like sighting arrangement within that shorter form. “MOSSBERG INTERNATIONAL 715P” and “.22 LONG RIFLE ONLY” markings identify the model and chambering. The modest recoil of .22 LR is consistent with the design’s recreational target role, while the multiple rail surfaces provide options for separately mounted sights and accessories. The black exterior shows ordinary use wear. No magazine is included. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Ruger Type: Rifle Model: 10/22 Caliber: .22 LR Barrel Length: 18.5" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4309 S/N: 238-29116 Ref #: 1461907 Notes: A Ruger 10/22 Carbine semi-automatic rifle in .22 Long Rifle, with an 18.5-inch barrel and a black Ram-Line stock assembly. Silver-colored barrel and receiver surfaces contrast with the synthetic fore-end and pistol grip. This example has an incomplete shoulder-stock assembly: the rear shoulder section is absent, leaving the pistol grip and short rear housing attached to the rifle. The Ram-Line name and Ruger 10/22 application marking are molded into the rear stock housing. Its ribbed fore-end extends forward to the barrel band, while the separate pistol grip has molded gripping grooves. A ramp-mounted front sight and folding open rear sight remain fitted, retaining an iron-sight arrangement along the barrel. Introduced in 1964, the 10/22 is a long-established Ruger rimfire design built around a semi-automatic action and detachable rotary magazine. The rotary system places the cartridges around an internal rotor within a compact magazine body, a defining feature of the platform. No magazine accompanies this rifle. The synthetic stock assembly shows use wear and accumulated residue. Oxidation and discoloration are visible on the exposed metal. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Aero Precision Type: Rifle Model: X15 Caliber: 5.56 NATO Barrel Length: 17.25" Optics: Front sight only; rear sight absent ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4415 S/N: X351220 Ref #: N/A Notes: An Aero Precision X15 AR-pattern semi-automatic rifle in 5.56 NATO, with a 17.25-inch barrel, flat-top receiver and black synthetic furniture. The Aero Precision lower receiver carries the company’s stylized “A” logo, with red and white highlights at the markings and controls. A fixed front sight tower, ventilated fore-end and adjustable Magpul shoulder stock define this example’s configuration. The flat-top upper receiver has a Picatinny accessory rail, a right-side ejection-port cover and the familiar AR-style arrangement of charging handle, magazine release and bolt catch. The barrel extends beyond the fore-end to a slotted muzzle device. The front sight is present, but there is no rear sight or mounted optic. The textured Magpul MOE SL pistol grip has a slim profile, while the shoulder stock has a rubber buttpad, adjustment lever and sling-attachment openings. The ventilated handguard has elongated mounting slots and raised gripping surfaces. Together, these components illustrate the modular furniture and accessory arrangement characteristic of the AR platform. The adjustable stock changes the distance between the buttpad and grip, allowing the shoulder-stock length to be varied without replacing the stock. The straight receiver-to-stock alignment and separate pistol grip give the rifle its characteristic AR handling layout. No magazine is included. The rifle has handling wear to the furniture and finish, with scattered oxidation on exposed metal and hardware. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Ruger Type: Rifle Model: 10/22 Caliber: .22 LR Barrel Length: 18.5" Optics: Vortex Diamondback 2–7×35 riflescope ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4300 S/N: RCS2-00563 Ref #: 1444762 Notes: A Ruger 10/22 semi-automatic rifle in .22 Long Rifle, with an 18.5-inch barrel, gray synthetic stock and a mounted Vortex Diamondback 2–7×35 riflescope. This example pairs Ruger’s established rimfire action with a sporting stock and variable-power optic, retaining its barrel-mounted iron sights beneath the scope. The gray stock has textured panels at the fore-end and grip, a raised comb profile, sling-swivel studs and a black Ruger-marked recoil pad. An extended magazine-release lever projects beneath the action. A ramped front sight and folding open rear sight remain fitted in addition to the scope, and the receiver serial is RCS2-00563. The Diamondback is secured in two rings on a receiver-mounted rail. Its 2–7× magnification range provides both a broader low-power view and a more enlarged target image, with a 35mm objective lens and one-inch main tube. The Vortex and Diamondback markings, together with the 2–7×35 designation around the objective, identify the installed scope. The 10/22 family dates to 1964 and is distinguished by its detachable rotary-magazine system. That compact feed arrangement is a central part of the design’s sporting-rimfire character; no magazine accompanies this rifle. The barrel has extensive rust and finish loss, particularly along its exposed upper surface and around the front sight. Oxidation is also present on the scope-mount hardware. The stock and scope housing have ordinary exterior wear. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Winchester Type: Rifle Model: 94 Caliber: .30-30 Barrel Length: 20" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4488 S/N: 2123290 Ref #: N/A Notes: A pre-1964 Winchester Model 94 lever-action rifle in .30-30 Winchester, with a 20-inch round barrel, full-length tubular magazine and straight-grip wood stock. Serial 2123290 places the receiver at approximately 1955 in Winchester’s published reference ranges. The compact barrel, band-retained fore-end and exposed hammer give this example the familiar Model 94 carbine outline. The dark-finished receiver has a right-side loading gate and top ejection opening. Its finger lever follows the straight wrist of the stock, while two barrel bands support the fore-end and magazine-tube arrangement. The brown wood has a smooth finish, with a metal buttplate at the rear. A hood protects the front blade, and the open rear sight has a stepped elevator beneath it. This traditional iron-sight arrangement preserves the rifle’s slim upper profile. The barrel markings identify Winchester, Model 94 and .30-30 Winchester. The Model 94 descends from John M. Browning’s Model 1894 design, an important development in Winchester’s centerfire lever-action line. Its action accommodated longer cartridges while retaining compact proportions, and the association between the Model 94 and .30-30 became a defining feature of the American sporting lever rifle. This receiver’s mid-1950s date places it before Winchester’s 1964 production changes. The rifle presents with normal use wear to the wood and metal. Finish thinning is visible at the receiver edges, while the stock retains its warm brown appearance. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Mossberg Type: Shotgun Model: 500A Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 28" Optics: Front and mid-rib bead sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4316 S/N: P891412 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Mossberg 500A 12 gauge pump-action shotgun with a 28-inch ventilated-rib barrel and checkered wood furniture. The long ribbed barrel, conventional shoulder stock and dual-bead sighting arrangement give this example a traditional sporting-shotgun configuration. Dark-finished metalwork contrasts with the brown stock and sliding fore-end. The raised rib provides a continuous sighting plane above the barrel, with a front bead and a smaller bead partway along the rib. A tubular magazine sits beneath the barrel. The receiver has the characteristic Mossberg top-tang safety, placing the control on the upper rear surface of the action. Checkering panels at the wrist and along the fore-end add gripping texture without interrupting the stock’s smooth contours. A brown ventilated recoil pad finishes the butt. “MOSSBERG,” “NORTH HAVEN, CONN.” and “500A 12 GA.” markings appear beneath the receiver, preserving the maker, place and model identity on the firearm itself. The Model 500 family dates to the early 1960s and became the foundation for a broad range of Mossberg sporting and service shotguns. Its aluminum receiver and steel-to-steel bolt lockup separate the lightweight housing from the locking surfaces, while the centrally positioned tang safety is accessible from either side. This wood-stocked, long-barreled 500A represents the traditional field configuration of that versatile pump-action design. The wood has ordinary use wear, including localized finish loss along the fore-end. The dark metal finish remains largely present, and the rib and bead sights remain fitted. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: TriStar Type: Shotgun Model: Viper Max Caliber: 12 Ga Barrel Length: 28" Optics: Fiber-optic front sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4307 S/N: DU20M2166 Ref #: 1460514 Notes: A TriStar Viper Max gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun in 12 gauge, with a 28-inch ventilated-rib barrel, bronze-colored metalwork and reed-pattern camouflage furniture. The contrast between the warm metallic finish, marsh-pattern stock and black gripping panels is a defining feature of this example. A bright fiber-optic front sight completes the long sporting-barrel configuration. The synthetic buttstock has a contoured pistol grip and a substantial black recoil pad, while the matching fore-end has a dark textured panel along each side. The receiver carries TriStar and Viper Max markings. The raised ventilated rib supplies a clear sighting plane above the barrel, with the fiber-optic element providing a conspicuous front reference. The Viper Max family uses a gas-operated action designed around separate light- and heavy-load pistons, accommodating the range from target ammunition to heavier waterfowl loads. The manufacturer also incorporates a magazine cut-off in this design, allowing the chamber and magazine feed to be controlled separately. These features explain the model’s role as a versatile sporting autoloader, complementing the camouflage furniture and long ventilated-rib barrel. The camouflage pattern and bronze-colored finish remain well defined, with modest exterior wear consistent with use. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Winchester Type: Shotgun Model: 1300 Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 18.25" Optics: Front bead sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4312 S/N: L3640235 Ref #: 927069 Notes: A Winchester Model 1300 12 gauge pump-action shotgun with an 18.25-inch barrel and an “ALASKA BEARGUN” inscription beside a bear illustration on the left receiver. This individual marking is the principal visual distinction of the shotgun, complementing its short plain barrel, tubular magazine and black synthetic furniture. The Model 1300 uses a rotary bolt whose locking lugs engage the barrel extension. Winchester described the design as its Speed Pump, with recoil-assisted initial unlocking as a characteristic of the action. The compact configuration here retains the model’s conventional sliding fore-end, shoulder stock and front bead sight. A deeply ribbed fore-end provides a textured forward grip, while the buttstock has molded checkering around the pistol grip and a black ventilated recoil pad. Winchester and Model 1300 markings identify the shotgun, with the Alaska Beargun lettering and bear illustration adding the individual Alaska-themed detail. There is substantial rust and finish loss on the barrel and magazine assembly. The receiver illustration and lettering remain visible, with wear to the graphics and stock surfaces. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: New England Firearms Type: Shotgun Model: Pardner SB1 Caliber: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 24" Optics: Front bead missing ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4318 S/N: NB269991 Ref #: N/A Notes: A New England Firearms Pardner SB1 single-shot shotgun in .410 bore, with a 24-inch barrel, smooth wood furniture and a color-case-finished receiver. The slender barrel and narrow fore-end give this small-bore example a light visual profile, while the exposed hammer and top-mounted release lever retain the familiar form of the traditional break-action shotgun. The barrel is marked “PARDNER–MODEL SB1” and “.410 GA. 3″ MOD.” A single hinged barrel and chamber replace the magazine and repeating action of a pump or semi-automatic shotgun, keeping the design mechanically straightforward. The .410 designation refers to bore diameter in inches, although the barrel uses the period “GA.” wording. Warm brown wood forms the pistol-grip buttstock and rounded fore-end. A black NEF-marked buttplate accents the stock, and the receiver retains distinct blue, brown and gold case-color patterning. The plain furniture and mottled metal finish are characteristic details of this utilitarian single-shot configuration. The front bead is missing. Otherwise, the wood and metal show ordinary handling wear, with much of the barrel finish and the receiver’s color pattern remaining visible. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Maverick Type: Shotgun Model: 88 Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 20.75" Optics: Front bead sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4302 S/N: MV0352778 Ref #: 1446135 Notes: A Maverick Model 88 pump-action shotgun in 12 gauge, with a 20.75-inch barrel and a detached folding shoulder-stock assembly included alongside it. The receiver, barrel, tubular magazine and ribbed fore-end remain together. The separate stock incorporates a pistol grip, shoulder support, ventilated buttpad and integral shell carrier, making it a significant included component of this incomplete assembled configuration. The dark receiver bears Maverick Arms, Eagle Pass, Texas, and Model 88 markings. A bead front sight sits above the plain barrel, and the tubular magazine follows the barrel’s underside. The molded ribs of the sliding fore-end provide a broad gripping surface without separate checkering panels. The Model 88 uses a cross-bolt safety at the trigger guard, a distinguishing feature within the related Mossberg and Maverick pump-shotgun designs. Its conventional pump action and tube-fed layout are accompanied here by the detached folding-stock assembly. The folded shoulder section can sit alongside the stock body, contrasting with the fixed proportions of a conventional sporting buttstock. The barrel, magazine tube and cap have extensive rust and finish loss. The receiver and black synthetic components show additional use wear. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Remington Type: Rifle Model: Seven Caliber: .300 Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum Barrel Length: 22" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4363 S/N: 7770252 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Remington Model Seven bolt-action rifle in .300 Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum, with a 22-inch barrel and a brown laminated stock. The stock’s sweeping layers of dark and amber-colored wood are a prominent feature of this example, complemented by checkered gripping areas, open sights and a black padded sling. The barrel is clearly marked “.300 REM SA ULTRA MAG,” establishing the specific chambering. The compact receiver carries the Model Seven script and a conventional right-hand bolt handle. The stock has a rounded fore-end, contoured pistol grip and black recoil pad, with the sling attached beneath the fore-end and butt. A ramp-mounted front sight and open rear sight retain the rifle’s iron-sighted sporting configuration. Remington introduced the Model Seven in 1983 as a compact, lightweight short-action bolt rifle. The .300 Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum joined its chambering options in 2001, bringing a short-action magnum cartridge to that compact platform. This example combines that chambering with the distinctive layered appearance and substantial profile of a laminated stock. The barrel has substantial rust and finish loss, especially at the muzzle and front sight, with scattered oxidation on the receiver. The laminated stock retains its contrasting pattern and checkering with normal use wear. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Browning Type: Shotgun Model: Auto-5 Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 29.25" Optics: Front bead sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4313 S/N: 44216 Ref #: 938132 Notes: A Browning Auto-5 semi-automatic shotgun in 12 gauge, with a 29.25-inch plain barrel and gloss-finished walnut stock and fore-end. The squared rear of the receiver creates the unmistakable “humpback” profile associated with John M. Browning’s Auto-5. Its long barrel, bead front sight and conventional shoulder stock give this example the appearance of a classic sporting autoloader. The Auto-5 is a long-recoil design, with the barrel participating in the operating cycle rather than remaining fixed as on a gas-operated shotgun. That architecture was one of Browning’s important contributions to the development of the semi-automatic sporting shotgun. The original Auto-5 family remained in Browning’s line for much of the twentieth century. A checkered pistol-grip buttstock is paired with a fore-end cut with long parallel grooves. The fore-end surrounds the tubular magazine, while a brown ventilated Browning recoil pad and light-colored spacer finish the butt. Faint maker markings remain on the receiver, together with a separate handwritten “113” inventory mark. The wood retains much of its gloss, with handling marks and wear. The receiver has extensive rust and finish deterioration, and corrosion is also visible around the barrel and chamber opening. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Winchester Type: Shotgun Model: 12 Caliber: 12 GA Barrel Length: 26.75" Optics: Front bead on Poly-Choke adjustable choke ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4301 S/N: 1300089 Ref #: 1446133 Notes: A Winchester Model 12 pump-action shotgun dating to circa 1952, chambered in 12 gauge with a 26.75-inch barrel and a Poly-Choke adjustable muzzle choke. The combination of a smooth steel receiver, grooved wood fore-end and conventional wood buttstock reflects the Model 12’s classic sporting form. The installed Poly-Choke is a distinctive accessory, with a knurled collar and visible choke-setting marks around its body. The Poly-Choke incorporates the front bead and an adjustable constriction system at the muzzle. Its external collar and setting scale distinguish it from a plain fixed-choke muzzle or an internal screw-in choke tube. The shotgun retains a tubular magazine beneath the barrel and a compact ribbed sliding fore-end. Introduced in 1912 as the Model 1912, the Model 12 became a principal hammerless pump design in Winchester’s twentieth-century range. Its enclosed-hammer profile gives the receiver a clean upper line flowing into the buttstock. This example has a black Remington UMC-marked buttplate fitted to the Winchester stock. The receiver and barrel have extensive finish wear and scattered rust. The wood shows substantial finish loss, particularly around the wrist and fore-end, while the Poly-Choke markings and buttplate identity remain visible. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Baltimore Arms Type: Shotgun Model: UNK Caliber: 16 GA Barrel Length: 28" Optics: Front bead sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4310 S/N: 6185 Ref #: 1461908 Notes: A Baltimore Arms 16-gauge side-by-side double-barrel shotgun with 28-inch barrels, a hammerless break action and two triggers. A solid rib joins the paired barrels and carries a small bead front sight. The double-barrel arrangement, top lever and checkered wood buttstock give this example the traditional form of an American sporting double. The enclosed-hammer receiver has a rounded underside and traces of mottled case-color patterning. The twin triggers sit within an elongated guard beneath the action, while the barrels hinge at the receiver. The receiver and barrel assembly both carry serial number 6185, and the action flats are marked A and PAT. 2-13-1900. The brown wooden buttstock has a checkered pistol grip and black buttplate. Its checkering and shaped wrist provide visual detail against the smooth barrel surfaces. The fore-end is missing, leaving the underside barrel attachment exposed; no replacement fore-end is included in the photographed group. The metal is darkened with areas of oxidation. The buttstock has concentrated dents and finish loss around the wrist and lower edges, in addition to general use wear. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Type: Rifle Model: M1A Caliber: .308 WIN Barrel Length: 25" Optics: Iron Sights ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4354 S/N: 402402 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Springfield Armory M1A semi-automatic rifle in .308 Winchester, with a 25-inch barrel, black precision-adjustable stock and folding bipod. The rifle combines the M1A’s recognizable receiver and aperture-sight arrangement with a modern stock featuring a raised cheekpiece and adjustable butt section. Those stock adjustments and the fore-end-mounted support are central features of this particular equipment package. The Springfield Armory-marked stock has a contoured pistol grip, textured gripping panels and a deeply ribbed rubber recoil pad. Separate cheekpiece and butt adjustments allow the stock’s contact surfaces to be configured independently. A rail beneath the fore-end carries the bipod, whose two legs fold and have individual extension sections. The rifle retains its aperture rear sight with adjustment knobs, protected front sight and long slotted muzzle device. The receiver is marked “US RIFLE M1A / SPRINGFIELD ARMORY” above serial 402402. No optical sight or magazine is included. The M1A is Springfield Armory’s commercial semi-automatic development of the U.S. M14 rifle. The gas-operated platform preserves the M14-derived receiver and sighting layout, while this adjustable stock and bipod give the example a supported-shooting configuration distinct from a conventional fixed wood stock. Oxidation is visible around the receiver and sight hardware. The synthetic stock has surface abrasion and residue, while its separate cheekpiece, butt section and bipod remain present. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Browning Type: Rifle Model: BLR Model 81 Caliber: .22-250 Rem Barrel Length: 20" Optics: Leupold ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4368 S/N: 40604PW227 Ref #: N/A Notes: A Browning BLR Model 81 lever-action rifle in .22-250 Remington, with a 20-inch barrel and mounted Leupold variable-power riflescope. Gloss-finished wood, a straight-grip stock and a gold-colored trigger give this example a traditional sporting appearance. The BLR’s box-magazine architecture distinguishes its profile and cartridge arrangement from the tube-fed lever rifles with which it is often compared. Made in 1984, this short-action Model 81 belongs to the revised BLR generation introduced in 1981, with a flatter-sided receiver and more nearly flush detachable magazine. The combination of a lever action and box-magazine system is a meaningful part of the model’s identity, allowing the BLR family to accommodate sporting rifle cartridges such as the .22-250 Remington. The stock and fore-end have checkered panels, with a light-colored spacer ahead of the black buttplate. A barrel band accents the front of the fore-end, and an open rear sight and ramped front sight remain fitted beneath the scope. The Leupold is held in two rings on a receiver-mounted base and has a compact objective housing and ribbed magnification-control ring. The Leupold maker is established, but its series and complete magnification range remain unconfirmed. The receiver, scope rings and mounting base have substantial rust and finish loss. The wood retains its glossy finish and checkering with accumulated use marks. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Remington Type: Shotgun Model: 870 Wingmaster Caliber: 16 GA Barrel Length: 27.75" Optics: Front bead sight ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 4369 S/N: D605044W Ref #: N/A Notes: A Remington 870 Wingmaster pump-action shotgun in 16 gauge, with a 27.75-inch ventilated-rib barrel and checkered wood furniture. The polished dark receiver bears the Wingmaster script, and its traditional wood-and-metal finish is complemented by a gold-colored trigger and brown Remington recoil pad. The long ribbed barrel gives this example a conventional sporting-shotgun profile. The raised rib supplies a continuous sighting plane above the barrel, ending at a bead front sight. The tube magazine runs beneath the barrel and within the sliding fore-end. Checkering at the stock wrist and along the fore-end provides gripping texture, while a black spacer separates the stock from the recoil pad. The Wingmaster belongs to the original Model 870 family introduced in 1950. Its solid steel receiver and twin action bars are core design features of the long-running Remington pump platform. The 16 gauge chambering places this example between the more widely encountered 12 and 20 gauges in bore size. The wood retains a glossy appearance with localized finish loss around the wrist and fore-end. Scattered oxidation is visible along the rib supports and exposed metal edges. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).