Original Austrian Schützen Percussion Target Rifle by J.G. Fischer of Vienna with Carved Walnut Half Stock - circa 1845 Miscellaneous Gun Parts or year "One Seven" (17)

or year "One Seven" (17) of Emperor Showa's reign

as was his twin brother

muskets for marines

which would make it fit perfectly into the period when the Röhm daggers were distributed

is fixed in relation to the rotating head

Original Austrian Schützen Percussion Target Rifle by J.G. Fischer of Vienna with Carved Walnut Half Stock - circa 1845 Miscellaneous Gun Parts or year "One Seven" (17)Original Item: One of a Kind. This is truly a work of art! This Austrian percussion target rifle is mounted in a beautiful Walnut Schtzen type half stock. It has a HEAVY and large 32" octagonal barrel in approximately . 50 Caliber rifled bore, which has an interesting "scalloped" style of rifling, with round lands coming to small peaks. It is also fitted with a shrouded "globe" front sight (sight pin missing) with an adjustable rear "PEEP" sight. To