Austrian carbine, Werndl system, model 1867/1877, Extra-Corps rifle Werndl, 1870-1900. 22173R.

AUSTRIAN RIFLE WERNDL SYSTEM, model 1867/1877, Extra-Korps-Gewehr Werndl, 1870-1900. 22173R

The presented specimen retains all the characteristics of the original model, including the bolt action system, modification of the trigger guard. Metal parts are made of steel. Single-piece walnut stock, straight grip without protrusion, unmarked butt plate, gradually narrowing cylindrical barrel towards the muzzle. Held in place by a nose cap, with its cleaning rod. Triangular front sight on a cubic base. Adjustable rear sight.
Rotating bolt action with the axis under the chamber, the external hammer of the original model is on the locking plate on the right side. Ring percussion.
Trigger guard modified with a protrusion for better finger placement.
Total length of the rifle 99 cm - Caliber 11 mm

Austro-Hungarian Empire.
1870-1900.
Good condition, barrel with normal oxidation, clean bore with sharp rifling, firing pin and bolt system in very good working condition.

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