Sauer Weatherby Europe

Good day,

offered is a beautiful repeater from the manufacturer Sauer Weatherby model Europa in the strong caliber 8x68S from 1972.
The weapon has slight signs of use on the stock. Overall condition is very well maintained and has seen little use for its age.
Pleasant lock operation and very good trigger.

Mounted is the proven variable scope Zeiss Diavari D 2.5-10x52 reticle 4 with the classic Suhler one-piece mount.

We are happy to advise and mount your desired optics on the weapon.

Features:

1. German trigger with approx. 1600g trigger weight and approx. 220g pull weight
2. Suhler one-piece mount
3. Rifle scope Zeiss Diavari-D 2.5-10x52 reticle 4
4. Folding magazine
5. Barrel with mirror-polished field-rifling profile
6. Rubber butt plate
7. Stock length 38cm (from muzzle to end of stock)
8. Overall length 120cm
9. Barrel length: approx. 65cm
10. Total weight: 4.4 Kg
11. Year of proof: 1972

Detailed information is provided in the images.

The weapon can be viewed at any time.

If you have any further questions, please get in touch. I am happy to assist.

Best regards,
Waffen Laux
Product safety notices: This product was made available on the marketplace before 13.12.2024. For manufacturer and safety information, please contact the offering dealer.

Attention warning notices!

Use and handling of weapons

Please pay attention to the following before using the weapon.

General safety instructions for handling firearms

- Read the instruction manual of your weapon first before handling or using the weapon.

- Follow the safety rules and consider every weapon as loaded and ready to fire.

- Keep the weapon in a safe area. Use the safety and remove the magazine if necessary. Open the bolt and check the chamber. If necessary, remove the ammunition.

- Before loading or using the weapon, check the barrel for foreign objects such as squibs, dirt, branches, snow, or water droplets.

- Load your weapon only immediately before use.

- Always secure your weapon. Only immediately before firing should the weapon be made safe.

- A shot may only be fired if there is no danger to the surroundings and the backstop behind the target is adequate. Aim carefully at the target.

- The danger area of the projectile extends up to 5 km behind the target. Depending on the caliber, the danger area may extend further than 5 km.

- Only when you have the target in sight should you place your finger on the trigger.

- Never point or aim the weapon at an object you do not intend to shoot.

- Only use intact and undamaged ammunition from your specialist dealer or your own hand-loaded ammunition that complies with regulations, if you are a knowledgeable reloader.

- Firing damaged, unknown, or incorrectly reloaded ammunition can cause serious to fatal injuries to persons or damage your weapon.

- Load the weapon only with the appropriate ammunition and caliber for which the weapon is marked and tested.

- Ensure that no ricochets occur in the target area. These can occur from hard, smooth surfaces or the water surface.

- The ejection area of the weapon should always be kept clear, as bystanders can be injured by hot casings.

- Unload the weapon before every ascent and descent at the high seat or when getting into and out of the car. Also, when overcoming obstacles such as fences, hedges, streams, and ditches, you should unload the weapon.

- Secure your weapon if you must carry it loaded.

- If your weapon has a jam or malfunction, do not attempt to force it. Unload the weapon and take it to your gunsmith.

- The weapon must always be unloaded when you set it down, transport it locked, or store it in a safe. Transport your weapon always unloaded and in a locked container (case or box) and secure the container with a lock.

- Never leave your weapon unattended. Always protect your weapons from unauthorized access.

- If the security class of your safe does not allow it, always store your weapon separately from the ammunition. Ensure that it is out of reach of children and stored securely.

- Never use a weapon as a tool for prying or striking. This can lead to an unintended discharge and damage the weapon.

- Before cleaning, ensure that the weapon is unloaded and that no ammunition is present in the chamber, magazine, or bolt.

- Only when the weapon is completely unloaded may maintenance or cleaning take place.

- Do not handle the weapon from the muzzle end.

- Only hand over your weapon in an unloaded state and only to persons who can ensure safe and responsible handling of the weapon.

- When lending or selling your weapon to a person with a firearms license, always provide the instruction manual and any other related documents with the weapon.

- Always wear your personal protective equipment such as hearing protection and safety glasses during hunting or target shooting!

- Refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages before and during hunting or shooting at the range.

The above warning notices must be strictly observed! Failure to comply may result in fatal injuries and property damage. Additionally, failure to comply may call your reliability into question and result in the revocation of your firearms license!
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