Barrel length 62,5cm (24,5"), stock length 37 cm (14,5"), overall length 106 cm (41,75"), weight 4,7 kg, year of manufacture 2001, Austrian proof, condition 1.
Demibloc barrels, dolls head, ejectors, stepped rib, ramps and raised part of rib deeply engraved, gold inlaid caliber designation and "Karl Hauptmann - Ferlach", fixed rear sight with 2 additional hinged rear sight blades and gold thread as aiming aid, gold thread and engraving on barrel root, sliding tang safety with gold inlaid "SAFE" and "F", bright round-body base engraved with shaded foliage ornaments and vignettes of cheetah on sides of base, lion on underside, gold inlaid Africa emblem on tang, engraved tang extended to the comb, forearm engraved en-suite, engravings signed "F.Güllert", trigger plate action, deeply engraved steel pistol grip cap with flap and initials, double trigger with set trigger in front trigger blade, exceptionally beautifully grained burl wood stock, pistol grip, oval cheek piece for left hand shooters on right side, very fine chequering, leather covered rubber recoil pad, forearm with Deeley latch and horn drop points, sling swivel lugs, integrated swivel mount with matching engraved rings and scope Zeiss Diavari-V 1,5 - 6 x 42 T*, reticle 4A. In a light metal case with manufacturer's label.
An extremely elegant and shapely double rifle, made in the craftsmanship perfection corresponding to the manufacturer Karl Hauptmann. An extremely rare opportunity for left-handed shooters to acquire an outstanding double rifle in mint condition!
The engraver Florian Güllert learned the craft of engraving after his journeyman's examination as a gunsmith and shaper at the HTL Ferlach. After his successful graduation he founded the company "Handgraveur Florian Güllert", now he works as part of "Hansegrav" for international customers like Karl Hauptmann - Ferlach or Hartmann & Weiss - Hamburg.
Karl Hauptmann I worked for the rifle factory Steyr before he started his own business in 1939. The family-run company, based in Ferlach, was finally managed by Karl Hauptmann II in 1964 and by Gerd Hauptmann from 2005. At Hauptmann, the company's mission is to create high-quality hunting rifles that are, above all, designed for use. This practical approach is by no means at the expense of the elegance and beauty of the manufactured pieces. Hauptmann is particularly fond of technical refinements. In 1994, the company created a horizontal rifle drilling. This and a number of other technical innovations and adaptations are protected by utility models and are therefore reserved for customers of Karl Hauptmann Jagdwaffen.
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