Harford county auctions

Saw this and figured that I would post it up for everyone. Be aware of the 20 -25 % buyers premium plus tax. The 9/19 auction has an online component along with the general auction and has a few bang sticks in it. The 9/26 has an older, decent looking (from the pics) 4wd truck. I know that some members have posted that they were looking for a used truck for various purposes. I've bought things from this auctioneer before and have never had a problem, but as always, use your own discretion. I'll probably go to the 9/19 auction.

Good luck!

https://www.auctionzip.com/MD-Auctioneers/56091.html

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If you decide to go on Saturday (9/19), be for warned that parking is in a field/pasture with hills. Traction may be a concern if the field is wet.

I don't have any connection to this auctioneer. Just enjoy attending a good auction when time allows.

Look at the flier for preview times. The online auction is a part of the overall auction day.

Buyer's fee looks to be 10% for the auction on the 19th. And a 5% credit card fee. Plus an FFL fee, of course.

Couple dozen rifles in there. 10% buyers premium xetra 5% if using cc. Transfers through Md Quartermaster
Remington model 41 Targetmaster 22cal bolt action single rifle, no s#

Mossberg model 151M-B Mannlicher style 22LR* semi-auto rifle, swing out peep sight, no s#

Mossberg model 183KE 410ga C-lect choke bolt action shotgun, s#627221

Marlin model 1898 grade A slide action exposed hammer 12ga shotgun, s#27549

J Stevens Arms & Tool Co. choke barrel 12ga single breech load shotgun, no s#

Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works 12ga single breech load shotgun, no s#

Savage model 110L 30-06 bolt action left hand rifle, Weaver scope and peep sight

1969 Winchester model 94 Theodore Roosevelt Commemorative 30-30 carbine, s#TR5841

British Enfield 303cal rifle, 1942 G.R.I. No.1 MkII, s#15306

British Enfield 303cal rifle, 1920 SHT.LE III, s#A55415 bolt and receiver match

German Gewehr 88 Mauser 8mm rifle, 1890 Loewe Berlin, s#6431K

German Gewehr 88 Mauser 8mm rifle, 1890 Spandau 6204, s#5251K

Turkish M38 Mauser 8mm rifle, 1948 ASFA Ankara, s#31837

Turkish M38 Mauser 8mm rifle, 1910 ASFA Ankara, import mark on muzzle, s#438

Mauser 7.65x53 Modelo Argentino 1891 rifle, s#W4959

Japanese 7.7mm Arisaka type 99 short rifle, s#10566

Japanese 7.7mm Arisaka type 99 long rifle, cleaning rod, s#432244

Schmidt Rubin M1931 carbine 7.5x55, import mark on muzzle, s#539369, all matching #s

Swiss Veterli 10.4mm rifle, cleaning rod, s#78041

1944 Soviet 7.62x54R Mosin-Nagant M1938 rifle, folding bayonet, import mark, s#TB4422

1953 Soviet 7.62x54R Mosin-Nagant M1938 rifle, folding bayonet, import mark, s#BK2545

1955 Soviet 7.62x54R Mosin-Nagant M1938 rifle, folding bayonet, import mark, s#3043816

French MAS 7.5mm M1936 rifle, bayonet, import mark, s#83721

French St. Etienne 8mm model M16 rifle, s#75135

French MAS 7.5mm model 1944 semi-auto rifle, bayonet, import mark, s#F655

Czech SHE 7.62x45 model 52 semi-auto rifle, s#E31773

Italian Vetterli-Vitali model 1870/87/15 6.5mm bolt action rifle, Terni dated 1889, s#KO7249

Remington Scoremaster model 512 bolt action 22cal rifle, no s#

Stevens Crack Shot-26 falling block 22cal take down rifle

H & R Arms Safety Hammer Double Action second model 32 S&W 6 shot revolver, s#133631; Champion cap pistol

Brass Eagle Eradicator paint ball gun

AirForce model R0401 PCP .22cal pellet rifle, factory scope, infra-red sight, 2 cans pellets

Large bench made brass cannon with 5/4" bore, wood and steel carriage

The 10% buyers premium is for people who are bidding in person at the auction. If you choose to bid online using AuctionZip, it goes to 25%.

4 -5 years ago when I purchased a guns at this auction, they were using MD Quartermaster (then located in Bel Air). MD Quartermaster was not doing transfers of long guns at the auction and buyers had to go to their shop at a later date to do the transfer.

be aware that vehicles go to auctions for a reason.

lumbermut said:

The 10% buyers premium is for people who are bidding in person at the auction. If you choose to bid online using AuctionZip, it goes to 25%.

4 -5 years ago when I purchased a guns at this auction, they were using MD Quartermaster (then located in Bel Air). MD Quartermaster was not doing transfers of long guns at the auction and buyers had to go to their shop at a later date to do the transfer.

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Well that blows big time.. both paragraphs
Is it normal for online bidding to have that large a premium ? And if so what's the excuse for that?

Some interesting stuff...too bad I'm booked all day