Null Dreyse 1865 hunter's rifle, original 15.4 mm caliber, case marked on side "…

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Dreyse 1865 hunter's rifle, original 15.4 mm caliber, case marked on side "B.B. Mod 65" and dated 1869, 750 mm octagonal rifled barrel (clearly scratched), Stahl-marked thunderbolt, tilting rear sight, stecher trigger under brass trigger guard, stamped wooden stock, buttplate stamped G.S.E..2.202, wear, oxidation, mechanism to be overhauled, ramrod missing, LT 1240 mm, monomatricule, no. 5098, Germany late 19th century, category D § e.

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Dreyse 1865 hunter's rifle, original 15.4 mm caliber, case marked on side "B.B. Mod 65" and dated 1869, 750 mm octagonal rifled barrel (clearly scratched), Stahl-marked thunderbolt, tilting rear sight, stecher trigger under brass trigger guard, stamped wooden stock, buttplate stamped G.S.E..2.202, wear, oxidation, mechanism to be overhauled, ramrod missing, LT 1240 mm, monomatricule, no. 5098, Germany late 19th century, category D § e.

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