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3214 - A South German converted percussion rifle, circa 1760
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A South German converted percussion rifle, circa 1760 Octagonal barrel with an eight-groove rifling in 16 mm caliber. Two indistinct markings above the chamber, one of which is in silver. Fitted percussion lock with a needle trigger. Iron surfaces show light surface rust. Richly carved solid walnut stock with brass fittings and a horn tip. Lock backplate finely openworked; trigger guard replaced. Stock extended around the lock plate; closed diopter base. Iron ramrod. Length 112.5 cm. Condition: II -
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Armor, Edged Weapons, and Antique Firearms - IIAuction house
Hermann Historica +49 8 95 47 26 490 contact@hermann-historica.comDelivery is optional. You can use the carrier of your choice. The stated price does not include the lot price or the auction house fees.