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DESCRIPTION: Beautiful German hammerless drilling (double shotgun over rifle) manufactured by Christoph Funk Gewehrfabrik in Suhl. Christoph Funk Gewehrfabrik, Suhl, was founded in 1835. The company was famous for the top quality hunting guns. Funk's highest quality drillings were manufactured only in very limited numbers. The maker's markings are beautifully engraved on the rib, "Christoph Funk, Suhl". The rib is matted on its entire length. The barrels display several markings, located mainly under the forestock, "German Eagle, Nitro, Crown over S, PW (in a circle), Flussstahl - Krupp - Essen, German Eagle, Crown K.m.G. N 11gr., Krupp - Essen, Crown over G, Crown over E, Crown over U, 8,8 mm 72". Hair trigger. Greener bolt. Cocking indicators. Fixed European sporting style front sight. Express-style rear sight operated on the lever located on the breech tang. Steel trigger guard. Black hardened rubber buttplate. Half-stock with semi-pistol grip. Diamond checkering at the wrist of the buttstock and in the middle of the length of the forestock. There is a cheek-piece on the left side of the buttstock. A safety lever is located on the left side of the stock. Sporting style sling swivels. Full engraving with hunting scenes and/or floral style decor (breech, barrel, tang, trigger guard, etc.). High quality of machining and metal finish! Overall length is 43.25 inch. The barrels length is 26.5 inch. A beautiful drilling from the best period in German gunmaking! CONDITION: Excellent+. 99%+ of crisp blue finish is still on metal. Excellent shiny bores. Strong and smooth action. Mechanically the gun is in excellent condition. All the internal parts are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. Beautiful stock shows only minor handling marks. There is a small hairline crack on the right side of the stock, just behind the breech (please, see pictures). Beautiful German drilling by one of the best German gun makers! Christoph Funk was the Mercedes-Benz among German gunmakers. |
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German "Geha" Mauser Shotgun
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DESCRIPTION: German 16 gauge "Geha" Mauser shotgun. "Geha" shotguns were converted from Gew. 98 Mauser rifles after the World War One. Similar shotguns were made from surplus Mausers by several German makers that could not manufacture military rifles at the time, because of the Versailles Treaty restrictions. Several parts of the shotgun came from Gew. 98 (receiver, bolt, trigger guard, magazine floor plate etc.). The walnut stock also came from Gew.98, but it was shortened to the sporting style half-stock configuration. Both sides of the buttstock display "Geha" medallions. 26 inch long round barrel. The two-shot shotgun utilizes strong 1898 action with a new bolt head. Several German commercial proof and maker marks are stamped on the receiver, barrel and bolt. Matching serial numbers (stamped on the receiver and bolt only). Internal box magazine for one shell. Fixed European shotgun style front and rear sights. Steel trigger guard and buttplate. Mauser style safety lever is located on the back of the bolt. Turned down bolt handle. Original Gew.98 sling swivel is still under the buttstock. Overall length is 45 inch. The barrel length is 26 inch. CONDITION: Fine. 92% of blue finish is still on metal. Most of the wear is on trigger guard, magazine floorplate, as well as on sharp edges of some other steel parts. Some blue finish is turning to brownish color. The buttplate shows some brown patina. Excellent, mirror like bore. Strong and smooth action. Mechanically the shotgun is in perfect condition. All the internal parts of the shotgun are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. The stock shows some handling marks and light scratches. No cracks in wood. Some wear to wood near the buttplate. The buttplate may have been replaced long time ago, as it does not fit the stock perfectly. Nice example of German Mauser shotgun. Serial# 15XX. |
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German "Geha" Mauser Shotgun
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DESCRIPTION: German 14 gauge "Geha" Mauser shotgun. "Geha" shotguns were converted from Gew. 98 Mauser rifles after the World War One. Similar shotguns were made from surplus Mausers by several German makers that could not manufacture military rifles at the time, because of the Versailles Treaty restrictions. Several parts of the shotgun came from Gew. 98 (receiver, bolt, trigger guard, magazine floor plate etc.). The walnut stock also came from Gew.98, but it was shortened to the sporting style half-stock configuration. Both sides of the buttstock display "Geha" medallions. 26.5 inch long round barrel. The two-shot shotgun utilizes strong 1898 action with a new bolt head. Several German commercial proof and maker marks are stamped on the receiver, barrel and bolt. The bolt displays a mismatched serial number. Internal box magazine for one shell. Fixed European shotgun style front and rear sights. Steel trigger guard and buttplate. Mauser style safety lever is located on the back of the bolt. Turned down bolt handle. Original Gew.98 sling swivel is still under the buttstock. Overall length is 46.5 inch. The barrel length is 26.5 inch. CONDITION: Fine+. 92% of blue finish is still on metal. Most of the wear is on trigger guard, magazine floorplate, as well as on sharp edges of some other steel parts. Some blue finish is turning to brownish color. The buttplate shows some gray patina. Excellent, mirror like bore. Strong and smooth action. Mechanically the shotgun is in perfect condition. All the internal parts of the shotgun are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. The stock shows some handling marks. No cracks in wood. Very nice example of German Mauser shotgun. Serial# 75XX. |
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Interesting Japanese Rolling Block ShotgunCaliber: 36 gauge Price: $875 Inventory # arc_0412 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Interesting and scarce Japanese made rolling block shotgun. The shape of the shotgun may provide hints as to its origins. In fact, the shotgun does not follow the lines of American and European manufactured Rolling Blocks. The buttstock creates almost a straight line with the barrel. The shotgun features a round barrel with the last few inches near the receiver turning to octagonal shape. Simple non-adjustable front and rear sights. Two step hammer. The buttstock was made without the buttplate. Two sling swivels. There is no manufacturer's address on the receiver tang. No markings can be found on the receiver/barrel assembly. Buttstock has a diamond checkering at the wrist. The shotgun was manufactured without a handguard. The receiver and the trigger guard are nicely engraved in floral motifs. CONDITION: Very good. 70% of original finish with occasional light patina and minor peppering. Most of the finish is turning to uniform brown color. Solid buttstock with minor wear and some handling marks, dings and light scratches. The forestock has a crack on its right side (please, see pictures). There is a piece of wood missing in the front/right part of the forestock. Original finish on the stocks. Very good bore. All the internal parts of the shotgun are in very good condition, with no visible wear. The receiver screws' heads show screwdriver's marks. The firing pin needs either repair, or just an adjustment, as it seems to be stuck in the rolling block. Overall length: 36.50 inch. Barrel length: 24 inch. Interesting gun for the Remington Rolling Block collector! Antique. |
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Interesting Belgian Rolling Block ShotgunCaliber: 16 gauge Price: $1750 Inventory # arc_0318 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Interesting and scarce Belgian made rolling block shotgun! Half round, half octagonal barrel. Shotgun style front sight. The gun was manufactured without the rear sight. Two step hammer. Shotgun style steel buttplate. There is no manufacturer's address on the receiver tang. The barrel displays following wording, "Acier Fin" (engraved and highlighted in silver). The back of the barrel shows Liege proof marks. Similar double barrel rolling block shotguns were manufactured by Nagant factory in Liege (see: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant", pp. 22-25). Matching serial numbers (the serial numbers are stamped on the frame of receiver and on the barrel only). The gun has blue finish, except for the hammer and rolling block that are finished in case coloring. Buttstock with the pistol grip and diamond checkering at the wrist. CONDITION: Fine to low excellent. 96% of original blue finish with occasional light patina and minor peppering. Solid stock with minor wear and some handling marks, dings and light scratches. Original finish on the stock. Nice, crisp action. Excellent, mirror like bore. All the internal parts of the shotgun are in fine condition, with no visible wear. All the markings are clearly visible on metal. Overall length: 45.25 inch. Barrel length: 29.75 inch. Great gun for the advanced Remington Rolling Block collector! Antique. (Ref.: "Les Revolvers Et Les Fusils Nagant" by Claude Feys and Rene Smeets, pp. 22-25). |
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DESCRIPTION: Fantastic quality military-style musket. Possibly, a Belgian military cadet gun. Miniature of the full-size military rifle in approximately 75% scale. Rifles of similar dimensions were used by military academies all over Europe. Smoothbore. This musket would fire both 9 mm ammo and shotgun shells. Typical Albini-Braendlin trapdoor-type action. Interesting combination of brass receiver and steel trapdoor. Perfect machining and fitting of all parts! Swiss style butt plate. Military style rear sight. Complete with cleaning rod. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION: Excellent with about 95% of blue, turning to patina in some places. Bore is in excellent condition with shiny, smooth walls. The action works fine. All the internal parts of the musket are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. Very smooth stock is in original finish with only some minor handling marks and dings. The wood is free of cracks. Very scarce and beautiful Albini-Braendlin musket. Impressive quality! Antique. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Norwegian breech loading percussion rifle manufactured by Kongsberg Vapenfabrikk in 1863, as indicated by markings on several parts. This is a commercial rifle manufactured for civilian market for target practice ("Kammerlader for Skytterlag M.1860"). Interesting percussion breech loading mechanism, similar to the Lobnitz and Scheel patents. The breech is locked by turning of the radial lever on the right side of the rifle. The lever lifts the hollow tube-like chamber for loading. Under-hammer ignition system in front of the trigger guard. Steel butt plate, trigger guard and barrel bands. Military style bayonet lug on the right side of the barrel (for the yataghan style saber bayonet similar to French patterns). Two barrel bands configuration. The left side of the chamber displays following markings, "Model 1860__4'''", which may indicate that the rifle was originally manufactured in 11.77 mm caliber (4 linjer), and only later converted to smoothbore configuration. The upper part of the chamber displays following date and maker's markings, "Crown over K 1863". Similar markings are stamped on some other steel parts of the rifle. No provision for the ramrod. CONDITION: very good+. The lock works fine. Some light pitting and patina on steel parts. Original finish on the stock. The stock is in excellent condition with just few handling marks. Very good bore. Matching numbers. Overall length: 126.4 cm (49.75 inch). Barrel length: 77cm (30.25 inch). Very scarce early breech loading rifle! Antique. |
