Ferlacher Bockdrilling, cal. 7x65R, 12/70, .22Hor.

It is a Ferlacher Bockdrilling by Ludwig Borovnik, built in 1973, in caliber 7x65R, 12/70, and .22 Hornet. The weapon is equipped with a sling swivel and luxury walnut stock with a German cheek piece and a magazine for 2 large and 2 small bullets, and features a Scottish fish skin on the pistol grip and fore-end. The weapon is fitted with fully engraved decorative side plates, with a hunting dog and small game on the left plate, and roe deer on the right plate. The weapon has a set trigger in the front trigger. A Zeiss riflescope with reticle 1 is mounted on the weapon using a SEM (Suhlereinhakmontage). The stock neck has a sliding safety and a switch for large and small bullets. The barrel bundle made of Böhler Super Blitz is 65 cm long. The stock with a rubber cap as a recoil reducer is 37.5 cm long. The weapon shoots the large bullet H. Mantel RWS on target at 100 m, and the Hornet shoots 5 cm high. See photo. The weapon is in used but very good condition.