2102 GERMANIC 9.3X72R BOLT ACTION STALKING 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 400.00 USD
Estimated at 800.00 - 1,200.00 USD
Cal. 9.3X72R. S# 327. Bbl. 25 1/2" octagon with brass bead dovetailed (aligned to bore axis) into ramped base plus 2 leaf sight dovetailed at rear. Top flat of barrel has wavy, non reflective surface. Single shot receiver is octagon configured with floral engraving additionally having a vignette of an antlered deer (laying down in a forest) on left side. Top of receiver has non reflective cross hatch pattern with punch dots within the squares. Bolt guide, rear tang and trigger guard are similarly engraved with another vignette of an antlered deer head on trigger guard. Large butter knife style bolt handle has checkered pointed oval on top and bottom. Large winged safety has a checkered pointed oval on bottom for ease of manipulation. Barreled action is held into stock by front wedge and a single wood screw in its action tang. Classic German stock set of European walnut having straight comb with raised cheekpiece, side panels and schnable forend tip. Pistol grip area is checkered with a sun burst patterned horn grip cap; basket weaved patterned horn buttplate with widow's peak. European style sling swivels on toe line of butt area and on bottom of barrel. Bottom of action has crown B and U proofs; BUG proofs on bottom of barrel. Caliber stated is per consignor. CONDITION: very good overall appearance with trigger guard and action having natural in the white appearance. Barrel has slight patina tone with areas of lightly cleaned oxidation. Stock appears to have its original finish with numerous light handling marks. Slight gap behind tang along with some small chips. Grip cap is near excellent, but buttplate has slight insect damage at the heel. All aspects of the mechanics function as they should. Bore has light to moderate pitting evenly throughout along with wear. Firing pin nose appears large like an early 20th century US shotgun. Missing set trigger adjustment screw yet functions properly. (26-4158/NW). CURIO. $800-1,200.