£ 755.00Ludwig Fallor 8.15x46 Swiss Martini Style Schuetzen Rifle With Sights - For Sale
Receiver has traces of faded case colors, silvering in areas. Barrel retains 70% blue. All markings are clear. Fine mechanical function. Fine bore with strong rifling. Original large rear sight. The front sight is a more modern replacement in the original dovetail. 30 ¼ inch octagon barrel. Wood has some dings and handling marks.
Double set triggers. Marked on top of the barrel Ludwig Fallor Kutste'n. Martini style action.
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