Original Austrian Elaborate Schuetzen Training Rifle for Indoor Shooting by J. Stegel of Salzburg c. 1835 Category_Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts History of the 327th GIR

History of the 327th GIR in WWII

with a nice finish showing some of the original factory final polish marks

with Fritz Weber of Wien (Vienna) being contractor number 101

So taking this with a pinch or a shovelful of salt and a prayer we offer this bayonet for sale

Original Austrian Elaborate Schuetzen Training Rifle for Indoor Shooting by J. Stegel of Salzburg c. 1835 Category_Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts History of the 327th GIROriginal Item: Only One Available. This is quite remarkable! Built in SALZBURG, AUSTRIA by the Gun Smith J. STEGEL in the 1830's or 1840's. This small bore Percussion rifle was intended for PARLOR Shooting in doors as a family pastime to educate the entire family on how to safely handle firearms. In the form of a SCHUETZEN Rifle, the gun is equipped with an elaborate wood stock with a large intricate butt plate. It is fitted with a SET TRIGGER