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SUMMARY:November 2026 Firepower Auction
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DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the November 2026 Firepower Auction catalog from 
 Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals.   This 150-lot catalo
 g brings together historical and contemporary firearms\, spor
 ting and military designs\, ammunition\, and related equipment
 . The collection includes nineteenth-century actions\, tradit
 ional percussion arms\, commemorative revolvers\, bolt-action 
 and lever-action sporting rifles\, pump-action and semi-autom
 atic shotguns\, rimfire firearms\, and modern rifles and pisto
 ls with individually identified accessories. Contemporary ri
 fles include a POF-USA P-308 in 6.5 Creedmoor with an Aimpoi
 nt PRO sight and Caldwell bipod\, a Ruger Precision Rifle in 
 .308 Winchester with a Vortex Diamondback HP 4–16x42 scope
 \, and a Springfield Armory M1A with an adjustable stock and 
 bipod. A Colt Piston Carbine\, Romarm RH10\, DDI AK47 and Aero
  Precision X15 represent additional configurations within th
 is portion of the catalog. The sporting rifle section includ
 es a Nikko Golden Eagle 7000 in .22-250 Remington\, distingui
 shed by its decorative receiver metalwork and figured stock.
  Lever-action examples include a pre-1964 Winchester Model 9
 4 dating to circa 1955\, a second Model 94 dating to circa 19
 70\, a 1984 Browning BLR Model 81 in .22-250 Remington with a
  Leupold scope\, and a Rossi R92 in .357 Magnum/.38 Special. 
 Bolt-action entries include a Remington Model Seven in .300 
 Remington SAUM with a laminated stock\, a Browning A-Bolt Com
 posite Stalker in .30-06\, and a Remington 700 in .308 Winche
 ster with an SS 10x42M fixed-power scope. A Smith & Wesson M
 odel 19-4 Los Angeles Bicentennial revolver forms a distinct
  commemorative grouping with its fitted wooden presentation 
 case\, medallion and anniversary pamphlet. Its lettering refe
 rences the city’s 1781–1981 bicentennial\, with Los Angel
 es Police Department imagery appearing on the revolver and p
 resentation materials. Other revolvers include a Colt .357 T
 hree Fifty Seven dating to circa 1954\, a Colt Army Special i
 n .38 Special dating to circa 1917\, a Smith & Wesson 629-6 i
 n .44 Magnum\, and a Charter Arms Undercoverette in .32 S&W L
 ong dating to circa 1974–1975. Semi-automatic pistols rang
 e from the stainless-steel Smith & Wesson 4506-1 in .45 Auto
  to a Rock Island Armory M1911 A2 6-inch Match Tact in 10mm.
  A Palmetto State Armory Dagger Compact is fitted with a Hol
 osun HE507C-GR X2 sight and RovyVon GL4 Pro light/laser unit
 . Additional examples include the Beretta 92FS\, Ruger P90\, H
 igh Standard Sport King Model 103\, Walther P22\, and several 
 Glock and Springfield Armory models. Shotguns illustrate sev
 eral different action types and periods of design. The Brown
 ing Auto-5 and Remington The Sportsman Model 11 represent tr
 aditional long-recoil sporting designs\, while the Remington 
 1100 Magnum provides a later semi-automatic example. Pump-ac
 tion entries include a circa 1952 Winchester Model 12 with a
  Poly-Choke\, a Remington 870 Marine Magnum\, a 16-gauge Remin
 gton 870 Wingmaster\, and several Mossberg and Winchester mod
 els. The UTAS UTS-15 is distinguished by its bullpup layout 
 and paired magazine tubes. Historical military arms include 
 a 1918 Swiss Schmidt-Rubin Model 1911 infantry rifle\, an Enf
 ield Martini-Henry Mk IV with an 1886-dated action\, and a sp
 orterized Swedish m/1894 carbine with an 1895-dated Mauser O
 berndorf receiver. Several Russian Mosin-Nagant M91/30 rifle
 s are also represented. Traditional percussion designs inclu
 de a Davide Pedersoli .50-caliber rifle\, a Kentucky-style lo
 ng rifle with a 45-inch octagonal barrel\, a likely Russian p
 ercussion rifle attributed to the mid-to-late nineteenth cen
 tury\, and a Liège-proofed percussion pistol. Two Ruger Old 
 Army revolvers and a Pietta 1860 Army-pattern revolver provi
 de additional examples of cap-and-ball construction. Rimfire
  rifles include standard and Takedown versions of the Ruger 
 10/22\, a Winchester Model 250 lever action\, a Marlin 781 bol
 t action and a Winchester Model 77 semi-automatic. The remai
 ning records cover ammunition\, reloading equipment and compo
 nents\, hard and soft cases\, shooting rests\, cleaning accesso
 ries\, receivers and disassembled parts. Individual descripti
 ons document condition\, identification markings\, accompanyin
 g equipment and completeness\, with photographs providing fur
 ther detail. Every lot opens at just $5 and will be sold to 
 the highest bidder without reserve! AUCTION CLOSING: This au
 ction opened for bidding on November 2nd and will begin to c
 lose on Sunday\, November 8th at 4 p.m. AKST. It features a s
 oft close of 2 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the fi
 nal minute\, that lot will be extended an additional 60 secon
 ds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold. LOCAL
  PICK-UP TIMES: 10:00 a.m.–5:45 p.m. on Monday-Wednesday\, 
 November 9th-11th.
URL:https://www.alaskapremierauctions.com/auctions/detail/bw1719
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