2100 D.R.G.M. CARL GUNTERMANN JR. FALLING BLOCK RIFLE.

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Nov 07 @ 10:00 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
Auction Currency USD
Start Price 500.00 USD
Estimated at 1,000.00 - 1,750.00 USD
Cal. 8X46Rmm. S# 21595. Bbl. 27" octagon with areas of fluting. Matte area on top flat plus integral raised ramped base having dovetailed sight base (missing blade); rear dovetailed 2 leaf express sight. Likely made prior to WW-II and refurbished post war. Barrel bottom has BUG and crown B proofs plus "8.10", "856" and miscellaneous proof marks. Barrel has "PROMA GUSS STAHL" (premium fluid steel) plus "C. GUNTERMANN HOFRUCHSENMUCHER DUSSELDORF" on top flat. Carl Sr. worked 1850-1880 and Jr. worked 1906-1931 when the company closed due to bankruptcy. The family was well known for their superior craftsmanship. Coin finished receiver is superbly floral engraved with a forest game scene on each side; large stag and doe on right plus 2 small antlered deer on left against a mountain background. Lever, tangs and breech block continue the floral engraving; "S" for safety is in gold. Typical double set triggers, wedge retained forend and takedown lever to remove action assembly. Finely checkered pistol grip buttstock (and forend) with nice figure, 2 checkered grip panels, raised shadow lined cheekpiece, sculptured horn grip cap, checkered horn buttplate and swivel on toe line; second swivel on barrel. Forend has rounded tip with 2 checkered panels and is internally numbered "595". Fine example of German craftsmanship. CONDITION: very good general appearance having a refinished barrel. Stock set has numerous light handling marks throughout with top rear of each forend panel having a repaired break plus a very small chip at top left front of buttstock. Light metal patina on sling swivels and outer lower rearward surface of lever. Bore has bright German black powder style rifling with hint of light even frosting and very slight wear.(26-2697/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,750.