You must be at least 18 years old to bid and 21 years old to bid on hand guns.
This is a legal agreement between you, the user or buyer, and North American Auction Company. Once on Huffine Lane follow the large auction signs at Lynx Road back to the Auction Gallery. Location: 78 Wildcat Way, Bozeman, MT 59718 Driving Directions: Auction Located at 78 Wildcat Way, Bozeman. (NOTE Firearms manufactured from 1899 to present will be shipped through the auction house to a FFL dealer near the buyers location at the buyers expense).Īfter you have successfully complete your purchase, you will need to make arrangements for pickup or delivery for your parcel.Įmail: Preview Date & Times: Preview 10am to 5pm MDT, Friday June 12th Checkout Date & Times: Checkout will begin the Monday following the auction. Currency Type: USD Shipping Instructions: Shipping will be available for all items in the auction at the buyers expense.
reserves the right to charge any remaining balance of your purchase price on your credit card if the balance is not otherwise paid by you within 2 days. If paying with Personal and Company checks a current bank letter guaranteeing funds to North American Auction Company must be presented at time of registration. The Balance will be due within two business days and prior to removal of purchased item(s), payable by cashier’s check, cash, (credit card 3% equipment fee will be added to total invoice) or wire transfer. RESERVES THE RIGHT to charge the credit card registered with your account a 20% deposit during the auction or 20% immediately following close of bidding of your total purchase amount. To give modern performance to these old style scopes, we have utilized modern lens coatings and manufacturing practices.Internet Premium : 19% Participation Requirements: Valid Credit Card required for bidding approval Payment Options: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and Wire Transfer Visa MasterCard Discover American Express Payment Instructions: PAYMENT/NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: Auction Co. The only difference with our Malcolm Optics is the glass. The company continued in business until WWII, even though some new optical technologies, which would make these telescopic steel tube scopes obsolete.Īs a tribute to William Malcolm, our modern Malcolm vintage reproduction scopes are constructed to same specs with the general look and feel of the original scopes. By the turn of the 20 th Century, Malcolm had become the leading scope manufacturer in the U.S. He understood that a riflescope must be properly constructed to hold zero. In 1855, William Malcolm started building riflescopes. However it would not be until the mid 1800s that rifles became sufficiently accurate to require a telescopic sight. These had all the optical quality that was necessary for a rifle telescope. Good terrestrial telescopes were being built by the early 1700’s.
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