| lancaster |
| (.470 member) |
| 21/07/15 02:30 AM |
Re: Dreyse Double
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another double where its not possible to see the SN
must be a 0,74" or a 0,70" with "Rotationsstück" in the right barrel
all I can see is xx688
http://archives.collectorsfirearms.com/?category=934&page=14&category=&product=as43
a "Traubengewehr" or also called Dreyse Lady's rifle
SN looks like 7667 ?
http://archives.collectorsfirearms.com/?category=905&page=4&category=&product=AL3336
target rifle with the rare Dreyse falling block action, we had only a target pistol SN 29973 here before. this action must be very late and made in the end of the 1880s.
http://archives.collectorsfirearms.com/?...;product=R14481
find it again
hunting rifle with a Mauser 71 action in 10,5x47R
SN 23797 so made in the early 1880s
this is the patent for our welknown double guns with barrels moving to the right side but with sidelock's given the 30.5.1891 and not renewed five years later. I think we can say double guns with this action are made after 6/1891.
this double gun here is chambered for the 12 ga center fire shell, also the common proof after 1993
a similar 12 ga SN 33290 is her on page 2 and another sidelock 20 ga but with falling barrels like a Collath action is on page 4
