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A 1769 model flintlock Jaegerstutzen dating: Third quarter of the 18th Century provenance: Austria, Heavy, octagonal, rifled, 14.6 mm cal. barrel (interior with light pitting and well-visible rifling), signed at the base "Franz Gröger in Neustat" and with large "F" mark; two-leaf rear sight, brass foresight, tang marked "11". Flintlock , mechanism in working order with two positions. Wooden full stock (small restoration at the nozzle) slightly engraved and sculpted with lines and floral motifs, with a patchbox supplied with cartridge extractor and more; brass mounts; with knob under the butt. Iron ramrod. Very rare. See Gabriel "Die Hand- und Faustfeuerwaffen der habsburgischen Heere", Wien, 1990; page 224/5.
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