Scheiring Jaëger System Single Shot Snap Action Rifle

SCHEIRING

Rifles

Category : C

Caliber : 7x65R Brenneke

 

An exceptionally fine single shot break open rifle, made mid 1977 by Herbert SCHEIRING in Ferlach.

The tapered round Böhler "Rasant" steel 24" barrel is chambered for the 7×65R Brenneke cartridge; it's rust blued and sports a ZEISS “Diavari” T* Victory 1½-6×42 R.4 scope on a particularly finely executed low claw mount.

The Franz Jaëger system action, with tip-up double bolt, is fitted with German double set triggers, top safety and integrated side plates.

A light stroke on the push forward under lever opens the action noiselessly.

Gregor STÖGNER has chiseled in deep relief four superb hunting scenes on German scrolls background, the whole finished in French grey. The left side depicts roe deer's rutting fight while the other side illustrates the Saint Hubertus legend.

The engraver has also chiseled an alpine Ibex on the action belly and a badger on the grip cap.

The same German scrolls dress also the rear barrel portion and the scope mount, bases and rings.

A selected of well figured French walnut blank has been used for the very nice 14¼" LOP stock ending on a slim Wegu but pad and bearing a typical Ferlacher Austrian sculpted cheek piece.

The grip and the schnabel forend are treated with outstandingly executed fish scales checkering.

Sighted at the range at 200m that rifle delivers superb accuracy and displays perfect and easy functioning.

That fine kipplauf weights 6lbs 9oz without scope and 7lbs 15oz with the Zeiss fitted.

 

That SCHEIRING single shot rifle, in exceptional condition, is a perfect sample of the best quality Austrian light hunting kipplauf rifle.

It is of exceptional quality and bears our full guarantee.