Lot 1466:
Mixed Lot of Firearm and Accessory Components, HK .22 Rimfire Magazine, CNC Aluminum Stock, and a Trigger Housing
Sold for: $50
Description
A collection of six assorted firearm and accessory components, spanning modern tactical parts, aftermarket performance items, and one heavily degraded antique component. The lot includes one Heckler & Koch (HK) 30-round magazine designed for the HK416 rifle platform, explicitly marked for .22 RIMFIRE ONLY. This magazine is sealed in its original retail packaging. Also present is a two-piece assembly featuring a skeletonized component constructed of red anodized aluminum, attached to a black rubber butt pad, resembling modern aftermarket tactical stocks (such as those referenced in research like Bilson Arms). A separate small accessory, likely a quick-detach (QD) sling end plate, is also rendered in matching red anodized aluminum. The lot contains a black metal rifle bolt carrier group assembly, which has handwritten white text on the side indicating “NEEDS FITTING,” suggesting it is an aftermarket or custom component requiring gunsmithing or specific calibration. A large, black, cylindrical object, threaded at one end and covered in a coarse black textured material, is included, likely functioning as a buffer tube or mock suppressor shroud. Finally, the lot contains one heavily worn, dark metal component, appearing to be a rifle trigger housing, exhibiting significant age and corrosion. This piece contrasts sharply with the modern components.
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