Barrel length 64.5 cm (25.5“), stock length 35.5 cm (14“), total length 107 cm (42“), weight 3.8 kg, year of manufacture 1985, Austrian proof. Condition 3. Barrel steel Böhler Rasant, bluing of the barrels is rubbed off in places, beaded front sight on ramp, upper .22 Hornet barrel and ramp front sight are ground parallel to the same width, lower barrel designed as a round barrel, U-shaped fixed rear sight, engine-turned rib with “Franz Sodia, Ferlach” engraving, oak leaf edge stitch engraving on the barrel end with oak leaf motifs on the side, claw mount with arabesques on the mounting rings, Zeiss Diavari Z 2.5-10x52 rifle scope, double Greener crossbolt, extractor, receiver with oak leaf engraving, deeply engraved deer motif on the left side plate, deeply engraved deer motif the right side plate, deeply engraved capercaillie motif on the trigger plate, opening lever blued with arabesque engraving and pierced oak leaves on the finger rest, slide tang safety, double trigger, both with set triggers, thick trigger guard probably made of horn, two-part forend with scaly checkering and oak leaves on the ends, buttstock with pistol grip, on the pistol grip there is scaly checkering with oak leaves on the ends, black pistol grip cap with metal inlay, on which there are metal inlays “W” and “F” engraved as initials, tie at the transition from the pistol grip to the buttstock, Bavarian cheekpiece with double fold, shiny spots in places on the left side of the buttstock, there is a sling swivel on the underside of the buttstock and a stock magazine.

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