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"Top-Break" Pistole - S&W First Model "Single Shot Model of 1891"

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  • Cal. .22lr
  • Zustand 2- (Metallteile fast flächendeckend feinnarbig, gereinigt & nachvernickelt)
  • Laufseele blank, Feld/Zug-Profil etwas flach
  • kannelierter 10" Rundlauf, Oberseite mit zweizeiligen Patentangaben, in der Mitte bez. "MODEL OF 91", links Kaliberangabe
  • justierbares Kimmenblatt, wechselbares Korn
  • alle Mechaniken einwandfrei (Verschluss, Hülsenzieher, Abzug)
  • Single Action
  • Rahmen rechts mit S&W-Logo
  • originale S&W Nussholz-Griffschalen mit Diamant & gerahmten Fischhautverschnitt, Medaillon fehlt beidseitig
  • gültiger belgischer Beschuss
  • # 23421 (Fertigung um 1902)

AA158