Drilling Ferlacher, cal. 20/70, 5.6x52R

This is a Ferlacher drilling. The weapon is probably about 100 years old in its basic configuration and has a barrel bundle made of Böhler Blitz steel. The rifle barrel was newly inserted in 1986 from Böhler special steel, while the shotgun barrels are made of Böhler Blitz steel. The shotgun caliber is 20/70 and the bullet caliber is 5.6x52R. The barrel bundle is 68 cm long and is in good condition. The weapon features a special system of Ferlacher manufacture, where the weapon is cocked and opened with a lever below the trigger guard. On the stock neck, there is only the slider for shot and bullet. The weapon has a return trigger in the front trigger. The rifle is engraved with light arabesques and has a weight of 3,330 g without a scope. The weapon is made of good walnut wood, equipped with a steel trigger guard, engraved, which borders on a buffalo horn cap that extends to the pistol grip cap. Furthermore, the weapon has a stock magazine for 4 bullet cartridges. The cap consists of an original buffalo horn cap. The checkering is hand-cut and sharp. The weapon has a German cheek piece. The stock length is approximately 36 cm and the overall length is 106 cm. The weapon is mounted with a Zeiss Diatal-Z 6x42 scope with reticle 4 and a large objective ring. The scope is mounted using a swivel mount, positioned low on the weapon. The overall appearance is harmoniously integrated. This is a very, very rare drilling in excellent condition.