Null 11 mm caliber percussion rifle, strong 740 mm octagonal rifled barrel, fron…

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11 mm caliber percussion rifle, strong 740 mm octagonal rifled barrel, front sight under tunnel, sights and diopter, percussion lock signed Ackermann in Guebwiller, stecher trigger under trigger guard with finger rests, half-moon stock, wear, oxidation, mantelpiece and ramrod missing, mechanism to be overhauled, LT 1170 mm, 19th century, category D § e.

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11 mm caliber percussion rifle, strong 740 mm octagonal rifled barrel, front sight under tunnel, sights and diopter, percussion lock signed Ackermann in Guebwiller, stecher trigger under trigger guard with finger rests, half-moon stock, wear, oxidation, mantelpiece and ramrod missing, mechanism to be overhauled, LT 1170 mm, 19th century, category D § e.

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