Amberg Infantry Rifle Mod. 71

 
Used firearm

The Amberg Mod. 71 is a historical breech-loading rifle from the 19th century, manufactured at the Royal Bavarian Gun Factory Amberg.

As a further development of the Dreyse needle gun, it represents German firearms technology of the Imperial era – robust, precise, and worthy of collection.

Introduction: Introduced to the Reichswehr in 1871 – the first standardized rifle of the German Empire

The weapon does not have a valid proof mark.

Technical data:

Manufacturer: Royal Bavarian Gun Factory Amberg

Overall length: approx. 1340mm

Barrel length: approx. 830mm

Caliber: 11.15x60R

Sight: adjustable sight

Barrel sleeve stamped on top: Danzig/ 1890

System stamped on the left: Gew. 88

Stock: walnut wood

Finish: blued

Acquisition possible, with corresponding permission:

 Collector (Red Collector WBK) and firearms trading license (gun dealer).

Sale only to holders of a purchase permit.

 
Product safety information: This product was made available on the marketplace before 13.12.2024. For manufacturer and safety information, please contact the offering dealer.
WARNING: Presentation of the acquisition permit is required for the purchase of this product!!!