2099 GERMANIC AYDT FALLING BLOCK 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 750.00 USD
Estimated at 1,500.00 - 2,250.00 USD
Cal. 8.15X46R. S# 8248. Bbl. 27" tapered octagon with ramped base at muzzle having brass bead dovetailed in alignment with the bore that is user changeable by a small lever on the front face of the ramp. There is no rear sight having instead a 13MM integral base for optics mounting or possibly an iron sight. Bottom of barrel has Krupp steel marking and various proofs to include "BUG", "RIG", "11g" and "7.6mm". Top left flat of barrel has Crown N, eagle C and script "Nitro". Action is Aydt style with minor engraving on each side that resembles a French Curve. Additional very minimal decorative engraving on bottom of lever plus top and bottom of receiver. Left side of action has a small lever for removing the action. Lower inside of the abbreviated operating lever is lightly grooved for positive function. Top rear tang as a sliding thumb safety. Entire action assembly to include the forend iron is case colored and appears to have a protective clear coat. Distributed by Akah (marked on stock on toe line just behind grip cap) and likely made by a company such as Sauer. Uncheckered schnable tipped forend is wedge retained. Pistol gripped buttstock with angular Bavarian style cheekpiece has black grip cap with contoured edges and slightly curved horn buttplate having basket weave patterned face. Forend and buttstock each have side panels adjacent to the action. Normal European sling swivels on buttstock and bottom of barrel. Quality built stalking rifle likely made in the 1920's or 1930's. CONDITION: very attractive rifle with especially vivid case colors. Forend wedge is replacement flat square ended bar stock that fits well. Grip cap is a plastic replacement that does not fill the entire area. Stock has very minimal light handling marks with original appearing finish. Buttplate has light edge marks but no insect damage. Barrel finish is about very good with some occasional light handling marks and some scratches. The bore is simply near excellent; bright and shiny. (26-4157/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,250