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I apologize for being gone so long. It's been busy. The rifle was in my friend's collection. He died three years ago. It had no stock and had never been shot. We think the engraving was done in Germany. It looks German, and he was a USAF navigator flying out of Germany in the 1970s. We had the stock made in the US. It's tiger pattern Myrtle wood.

Hello,
Tahnks for sharing! Very unconventional barrel engravings! But very beautiful! I like it!

It's very pretty, but I'm not a fan of the mechanism.

I'll post some others. My very lovely wife collects classic shotguns.

MichaelZWilliamson hat geschrieben: Do 3. Okt 2024, 04:35 It's very pretty......

Hello
Oh yes, it really is!
You have a really great gun. A really good and stylish engraving.
I congratulate you on this
You can have a lot of fun with it. It is a lasting value!

These are also excellent photos! Thanks for that.

My father was a gun engraver.
Perhaps a few of his works can also be found in Texas or the rest of the USA

Have a nice Day

Lots of European engraved guns wind up here, including the Austrian and Bavarian Forest Police's guns, once they were sold surplus.