barrel length 63 cm (24,75"), stock length 36 cm (14,25"), overall length 107 cm (42"), weight 3,9 kg, year of manufacture 1983, Austrian reproof 1985, condition technically 2, stock 4
Octagonal barrel with stepped engine-turned rib, gold inlay "Karl Hauptmann - Ferlach", fixed sights, manual cocking slide, upper lever pierced in the shape of a chamois and framed with gold thread, long deeply engraved side plates, deeply engraved animal pieces of ibex on the left, red deer on the right and roebuck on the bottom of the case surrounded by arabesques and gold inlaid bouquets, vignette of mouflon ram on en-suite engraved trigger guard, double set trigger with gilded tongues, fine walnut stock, fore-end with Deeley latch and newly mounted horn schnabel tip, fish-scale chequering, pistol grip with horn finial and gold monogram plate engraved with "wd", hog's back comb, Bavarian cheek piece with double fold, ventilated rubber recoil pad, Suhl single hook mount with Hertel & Reuss Exclusiv 3 - 10 x 42 reticle 4A
Exchangeable barrel cal 7 x 66 S.E. vom Hofe, barrel length 65 cm (25,5"), octagonal barrel with stepped engine-turned rib, engraved with "Karl Hauptmann - Ferlach", fixed rear sight, german claw mount with Hertel & Reuss Exclusiv 3 - 10 x 42 reticle 1.
Karl Hauptmann I worked for the Steyr rifle factory before setting up his own business in 1939. The family-run company, based in Ferlach, was finally managed by Karl Hauptmann II in 1964 and by Gerd Hauptmann from 2005. Hauptmann's mission is to produce hunting rifles that are of high quality but, above all, intended for use. This practical approach is by no means at the expense of the elegance and beauty of the manufactured pieces. Hauptmann is particularly fond of technical refinements. In 1994, they created a horizontal bolt action. This and a number of other technical innovations and adaptations are protected by utility models and are therefore reserved for the customers of Karl Hauptmann Jagdwaffen.

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