Barrel length 64 cm (25,25"), stock length 37 cm (14,5"), overall length 105,5 cm (41,5"), weight 3,6 kg, year of manufacture 1980, Austrian proof, condition 2
Octagonal barrel with stepped engine-turned rib engraved with dealer's name, fixed sights, non-selective ejector with spring-loaded pin, with bright bascule with side plates engraved with arabesques and pieces of animals, on the left red deer in rut, on the right chamois in rut and on the bottom a roebuck, Tilt block bolt type Jäger with under lever under trigger guard, double set trigger, sliding tang safety, walnut stock, Emperor grip with horn tip, Bavarian style cheek piece with double fold, ventilated recoil pad, sling swivels, fore-end with Deeley latch and schnabel tip, Suhler claw mount with scope Swarovski Habicht Nova 6 x 42, reticle 4A.
Scheiring was founded in the 1960s, when Helmut Scheiring took over Düsel's company, where he himself worked. Like many of his colleagues, Helmut Scheiring sought economic well-being in expanding the number of pieces. His son Herbert, who was not satisfied with this path, used his sales skills after taking over the business from his father, who was in the meantime ill, to expand it further, and his passion for hunting to channel the needs of his exclusive customers into the world-famous break-barrel rifles. About 20-25 of the precision rifles are produced annually.

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