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This is a unique firearm built by Gemtech in Boise, ID. They are very rare to find for sale. It is fired by pulling on the ring on the back of the weapon. (Be warned: Do not put your finger through the ring while firing!!) The recoil will drive the charging pin into your finger. Gemtech put a leather beaded lanyard on the ring for the firer to pull.

Still new from the factory. These were discontinued around 2002 partially because they were so expensive to make. The Quantums are the most beautiful integrals I have ever seen. This one was made back when the donor Ruger 10/22 still had metal trigger guards, and there is one in the Gemtech collection to this day.

This Serbu is built on a Mossberg Maverick Model 88 receiver. (Same as Mossberg 500). There is very little wear on this one, and has swivels on the front and back for attaching a sling. These are super-fun to shoot.

This is an excellent condition survival rifle chambered in .22 Hornet and .410. AOW conversion done by DCC of Athens, GA. There is a 12" barrel on this firearm, so it is classified as an AOW, and transfers with a $5 tax stamp.

This is a Long Mountain Outfitters "Stinger" or SSSW. They are nicely built .22 caliber AOWs. The action is cocked by retracting the tailcap and then re-screwing it back onto the body. Trigger is a lever on the side of the weapon, and has a rotating ring safety that blocks the lever-trigger..

Very rare Factory 14" barreled AOW with Marinecote. This is almost like new and obviously had very few rounds through it. 12 gauge with bead sight.

Only 100 of these made.

Integral Ruger MKII pistol by Mark Serbu. Very nicely made and not something I could easily replace if it sold. Mark has a video about it on his website. Click Here

Still new from the factory. These were discontinued around 2002 partially because they were so expensive to make. The Quantums are the most beautiful integrals I have ever seen. This one was made with the Ruger MK II Competition Model pistol with Target Grips as a host. This is before the mag safety and loaded chamber indicator of the MK III, and there is one still in the Gemtech collection to this day.

12 shot, 12 gauge, 12" barrel.
This is classified as a Destructive Device and transfers with a $200 tax stamp. A fully licensed and improved copy of the Armsel Striker for the American market made by Sentinel Arms Co. It was available with an 18 inch barrel and a 7 inch stockless version.