Barrel length 59,5 cm (23,5"), stock length 37,5 cm (14,75"), overall length 104 cm (41"), weight 4,5 kg, year of manufacture 2003, German proof, condition 2
Monobloc barrels, ejectors, engine-turned quarter rib, fixed sights, light-colored bascule, manually removable back-action sidelocks with double coil springs, sear bars, cocking indicators, engraved with deeply relief engraved silvered animal pieces of wild boar and hunting dogs surrounded by foliate arabesques on the left and snipe on the right respectively, signed "K. Nonn", gilded lock parts, double trigger with set trigger in front trigger blade, sliding tang safety, trigger guard and trigger plate engraved en-suite with initials "VSD" inlaid, pierced upper lever, double Greener breech with additional barrel hooks, ejector rods and locking blocks titanium-nitrated, contrasting grained walnut stock with hog's back, drop points, oval cheek piece, en-suite engraved skeletonized butt plate and pistol grip cap, stock magazine for 4 cartridges, fore-end with Deeley latch, German claw mount with scope Schmidt & Bender Zenith 1,5 - 6 x 42, reticle FD7 with red illuminated dot, mount rings match engraved. Repairable crack in stock in area between stock magazine and butt plate, inlay of skeletonized butt plate loose.
Conversion barrel 1 o/u combination gun cal. 7 x 57 R & 20/76 #010752-1 barrel length 63,5 cm (25"), interchangeable chokes, year of manufacture 2003, German proof, Monobloc barrels ejectors, dedicated fore-end with Deeley latch, engine-turned quarter rib, folding rear sight, Suhl claw mount with scope Schmidt & Bender 1,5 - 6 x 42 reticle L7 plus illuminated circle, mounting rings fit engraved.
Conversion barrel 2 o/u shotgun cal. 20/76 #010752-2 barrel length 71 cm (28"), interchangeable chokes, year of manufacture 2003, German proof, monobloc barrels ejectors, with dedicated fore-end, ventilated engine-turned rib, signal front sight with auxiliary front sight, dedicated fore-end with Deeley latch.
In a lockable double stock alloy trolley with interchangeable chokes, choke key and 2 keys.
The famous German manufacture Krieghoff dates back to 1886 and was located in Suhl (Thuringia), one of the most famous German cities for weapons manufacturing. Over the decades, the company produced both hunting and military weapons. In 1947, under Russian occupation, the Suhl plant was destroyed. For Krieghoff, a new beginning then began in Ulm (Baden-Würtenberg) in the 1950s. Krieghoff holds a number of patents. In addition to the popular hunting rifles (especially triplets), the company also successfully produced sporting rifles. To this day, the company is run by descendants from the family. The focus is on combining the best achievements of gunsmiths and stock makers as well as refinement through high-quality engravings. The shotgun K80 has been successfully represented in almost every sporting competition for many years!

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