If you have particular and precise information (i.e., not "browse the web") that would help us to locate any of the following, please pass it along here. Thanks!
20 gauge grouse gun, left-handed, wood stock & fore-end
lever-action .22 rifle, wood stock & fore-end
Makarov, either E. German, or Russian
Sturm, Ruger KP-345 stainless-steel .45 ACP semi-automatic pistol
Beretta model [19]34 .380 ACP semi-auto pistol; need not be in working order, but must be complete
Marlin: clean old 30/30 (pre-'84); 922M; Camp .45; .444; .45-70
Remington 870 Express Youth 20 gauge shotgun
Valmet 412 or 412S shotgun or combination gun
Remington 1100 in 20 or 28 gauge
Replacement Barrel for a Beretta Model 83, 4”/102mm, caliber .380
S&W model 31 (31-1 or later): J-frame .32 six-shot double-action; "square-butt" grip frame; 90% or better condition
.22LR conversion kit for CZ-75
Smith K frame 2½-3" in 357 or 38; would prefer blue but stainless would be acceptable
Remington 673 in .350 Remington Magnum.
Marlin 39A lever-action tube-fed .22 rifle with take-down feature
Marlin Camp 45 semi-auto carbine
Colt Python, 2½" or 4" barrel.
How many of you recall those superlight Zytel stocks that came on some of the M77s made by Sturm, Ruger, starting in the 1980s? Odd-looking, full-width contour at the comb and butt and belly, but very thin in the middle, with RUGER in large letters? Simple U-type sling swivels were standard equipment, and only a few calibers were available? Well, a distant Family member in Alabama collects them, and he's looking for a .25-'06 and a .270 Winchester.