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Stk No Mfg Model Finish Type Cal Ask 41983 American Bull Dog 2.5In stk no mfg model finish type cal ask 41983 American Bull Dog 2.5in Suicide Special nickel revolver .32 42017 AMT Backup ss pistol .22LR 299.99 A939715 AMT Backup ss pistol .45ACP 399.99 Aramberri/Inter Star Guage 28in SXS mod/full, dbl 42470 arms triggers cch shotgun 12ga 249.99 35302 Astra/IIC M1921 (400) blue pistol 9mmLargo 299.99 43163 Benelli MP95E black pistol .22LR 799.99 43041 Beretta M92F Italian black pistol 9mm 499.99 43109 Beretta M92FS w/2-10 & 6 Hi-cap Mags black pistol 9mm 649.99 43107 Beretta Tomcat black pistol .32ACP 349.99 43184 Bertier/Tulle M16 black rifle 8mm Lebel 499.99 37399 Browning A 5 Magnum rifled bbl, syn camo stk blue shotgun 12ga 599.99 38839 Browning A-5 c.1938 blue shotgun 16ga 499.99 41944 Browning A-5 Light Twelve 27.5in VR, Belgium blue shotgun 12ga 599.99 A-5 Light Twelve, 27.5in, Belgium, c. 42850 Browning 1967 blue shotgun 12ga 499.99 A-5 Light Weight 29.5in VR full, 38986 Browning c.1956 blue shotgun 12ga 450.00 A-Bolt II Mountain Ti, camo stock, 40196 Browning scope mount & rings, 8 boxes ammo ss rifle .325WSM 1,399.99 29766 Browning BLR 81 LA 22in blue rifle .270 699.99 BLR Lightweight '81 short action, 29756 Browning PG, Schnabel blue rifle .358Win 749.99 42881 Browning Challenger blue pistol .22LR 549.99 42880 Browning Challenger w/x mag blue pistol .22LR 549.99 43070 Browning Lightning Sporting Clays Edition blue shotgun 12ga 749.99 35272 Browning M2000 w/poly choke blue shotgun 12ga 499.99 41249 Browning T-bolt blue rifle .22LR 499.99 36279 Browning T-Bolt Target blue rifle .17HMR 599.99 C.G. 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