A seldom-seen German Korriphila HSP-701, hand-built in limited numbers and designed by Edgar Budischowsky. This 9mm example features his distinctive fixed-barrel, roller-delayed-blowback system, a 4-inch barrel, DA/SA action, and checkered walnut grips, and is presented in mint condition.
A German-made, pre-ban 1980 HK91A3 in 7.62x51mm NATO, featuring HK's roller-delayed-blowback action and A3 telescoping stock. This Arlington, Virginia-imported example remains in excellent-plus condition with a bright bore, factory carry handle, ejection port buffer, and three 20-round magazines.
Beretta DT11 All Competition Shotgun 2-Barrel Set in 12 Gauge
A Beretta DT11 X-Trap two-barrel competition set pairing 32-inch over/under barrels with a 34-inch unsingle, both with adjustable ribs. Finished with a nickel-based receiver and Grade III walnut with adjustable comb, it remains in excellent condition with its original Beretta hard case and five chokes.
Polytech AKS-223 "Spiker" Transferable Machine Gun in 7.62x39mm
A transferable Polytech AKS-223 "Spiker," originally a semi-automatic .223 rifle and later converted by SWD to select-fire operation in 7.62x39mm. Presented in great condition, this AK pairs distinctive Chinese Polytech manufacture with an uncommon U.S. conversion history.
A seldom-seen German Korth PRS-4 combining 1911-style controls with a fixed-barrel, roller-delayed-blowback system and 4-inch precision barrel. Offered new in box with a two-tone finish, it includes the original presentation case, soft pouch, two magazines, factory literature, identification card, and shipping box.
A late-war 1945 Walther K43, bearing the ac45 factory code and chambered in 7.92x57mm Mauser. This WWII German semi-automatic rifle retains matching observed numbers and is paired with a period-style scope and mount. Its bore retains defined rifling, with age-consistent wear and cracks to the wood furniture.