An 1854 Model Jagerstutzen Lorenz with bayonet dating: 1858 provenance: Austria,…

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An 1854 Model Jagerstutzen Lorenz with bayonet

dating: 1858 provenance: Austria, Octagonal, rifled barrel (clean bore, visible rifling), with round nozzle, provided with clutch for the bayonet, front sight, adjustable rear sight, remains of markings at the base. Forward spring lock with Austrian imperial mark and date "858". Working mechanism. Wooden full stock marked "16". Iron mounts, ramrod and bayonet (length: 72 [cm]).

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An 1854 Model Jagerstutzen Lorenz with bayonet

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