Smith & Wesson has added a large number of rebates to their lineup of pistols and rifles.

Schmidt & Bender optic, Pelican case. Stop in and have a look.

Stop in and have a look at this excellent 13+1, 9mm carry pistol. We have them in stock with or without a thumbs safety. Please note this does not include the optic ready pistols.

We have a limited number of these new 9mm pistols in stock in Smith & Wesson. You can read more about them here: https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/equalizer?sku=13591&preselect=true

This pistol appears to be in like new condition. It was one of the .38 Smith& Wesson pistols that was issued to the British during World War 2. It comes with an original holster and several boxes of .38 S&W ammo. Please note that this will not fire .38 Special ammunition.

The Cheetahs have the trademark Beretta open top slide and a lightweight aluminum frame. They are double action/single action with a frame-mounted safety. You can find them in .380 ACP, .32 ACP, and .22 LR.

Beretta started using the name Cheetah sometime in the 90s, but they were first released back in 1975 as simply the Model 81 and 84. The 81 was a .32 ACP with a double column 12-round magazine. The 84 was basically identical but it was chambered for .380 ACP with a 13-round mag.

The 80-series was designed for the law enforcement market, primarily in Europe and other countries outside of the US where small calibers were considered acceptable for duty use. It’s had a fair amount of success in that role and I believe they are still in use in some of those places.

In the early 80s, Beretta debuted single stack versions of the Cheetahs: the Model 82 with 9+1 rounds of .32 ACP and the 85 with 8+1 rounds of .380.

These four models were and still are the most popular and well known variants of the Beretta Cheetah. They all have the same exterior dimensions. They all have 3.8-inch barrels. But they’re not the only Cheetahs.

We have a limited quantity of .308 147gr. full metal jacket available for a special price of $22.95 a box of 20 rounds. These are manufactured in Tennessee and are a great shooting round.

For more than 100 years, the “Chicago Typewriter®”, the time-honored submachine gun, has been a favorite among collectors and shooting enthusiasts.

The .45 ACP caliber Thompson 1927A-1 has a pinned Cutts compensator, which lengthens the finned barrel length to 18”, and puts the overall length for the carbine at 41” from buttstock to muzzle. The Tommy Gun is available with a blued steel receiver (T1 models) or a lighter weight aluminum receiver (T5 models). They have a blade front and open rear adjustable sight. The fixed stock is crafted in luxurious polished American Walnut and has a vertical foregrip.

Rifle is unfired, comes with a 50 round drum, 20 round stick magazine and a violin shaped carry case.

New, never been fired. Model H006MR Lever action large loop 16.5″ barrel, chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special.

We have a few consignments rifles/shotguns that came in with some serious deals on ammo.