Barrel length 60 cm (23,75"), stock length 36 cm (14,25"), overall length 104 cm (41"), choke 3/4 (IM), weight 3,8 kg, year of manufacture 1965, Austrian proof, condition 3
Engine-turned stepped rib, fixed sight with folding rear sight, extractor for all 3 barrels, sliding tang safety, light-colored bascule with side plates, engraved with animal pieces and foliage arabesques, on the left roe deer and on the right dog pointing at ducks, Greener crossbolt, firing pins inserted from the front, barrel selector switch on the right lockplate, double trigger with set trigger in front blade, well grained Turkish walnut stock, Scottish chequering, indicated hog's back, Bavarian style cheek piece, fore-end with Deeley latch, pistol grip, synthetic horn butt plate, German claw mount with scope Kahles Helia 27 S2 2,3 - 7 x 32, reticle 4a.
Peter (previously Anton) Mischitz came from a family of gunsmiths from Ferlach. Only later he used the name of his father Peter Mischitz instead of his birth name. Although the name Mischitz appears more often in Ferlach, at the same time in the same time and the same environment, there is still no close relationship to, for example, Josef/Martin Mischitz. All the closer is the relationship to the house of Fanzoj (parents-in-law/grandparents). The manufacturer of hunting weapons typical for the region was also a member of the cooperative of gunsmiths in Ferlach and at times on the board. With Peter (son) also ended the whole history of all gunsmiths Mischitz. At his death in 1967, he was already the last to manufacture hunting weapons under these names.

Category: Combination Guns