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Hubertus Vierling on Duralyt Frame - 16 Gauge/8x57JR/22 LR
Hubertus Vierling on Duralyt Frame - 16 Gauge/8x57JR/22 LR
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Guns International #: 102023457
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Zip: 22015
Country: United States
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Total Listings: 1
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Certified check, USPO Money Order
Hubertus Vierling on Duralyt Frame - 16 Gauge/8x57JR/22 LR
Description:
Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings.
This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo.
Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires.
The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed.
If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Hubertus
Description:
Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings.
This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo.
Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires.
The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed.
If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Hubertus
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Guns International #: 102023457
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: LH0313
Member Since: 8/7/22
State:
Virginia
Zip: 22015
Country: United States
Phone:
(703) 980-4938
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 1
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Certified check, USPO Money Order
Hubertus Vierling on Duralyt Frame - 16 Gauge/8x57JR/22 LR
Description: Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings. This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo. Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires. The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed. If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered. SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge Manufacturer: Hubertus |
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Guns International #: 102023457
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When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: LH0313
Member Since: 8/7/22
State:
Virginia
Zip: 22015
Country: United States
Phone:
(703) 980-4938
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 1
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Certified check, USPO Money Order
Hubertus Vierling on Duralyt Frame - 16 Gauge/8x57JR/22 LR
Description:
Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings.
This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo.
Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires.
The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed.
If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Hubertus
Description:
Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings.
This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo.
Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires.
The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed.
If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Hubertus
Guns International #: 102023457
Guns International #: 102023457
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: LH0313
Member Since: 8/7/22
State:
Virginia
Zip: 22015
Country: United States
Phone:
(703) 980-4938
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 1
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Certified check, USPO Money Order
Hubertus Vierling on Duralyt Frame - 16 Gauge/8x57JR/22 LR
Description:
Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings.
This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo.
Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires.
The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed.
If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Hubertus
Description:
Unique pre-war four-barrel rifle made by Hubertus with desirable light weight frame. The “Duralyt” (aluminum) frame makes this rifle almost as light as many 3-barrel drillings made during this time. Unlike many rifles brought to the US after World War II, this rifle retains its original scope – a WWI vintage 4X W. Bischoff in its original mount and rings.
This rifle looks up tight, and the barrels pass the “ring” test, confirming the barrels are still joined as properly as they were when proofed in November, 1937. The 8x57r barrel (.318 bore) is in very good condition, with just a trace of the oxidation that is common to these guns built in the final decades of the use of corrosive primers. The extractor on this gun even includes a plunger for using rimless (8x57) brass!! The 16 gauge barrels are in excellent condition, with the typical IM/Full choke preferred by German hunters then and now. The .22 barrel show some roughness, typical for period guns again shooting corrosive ammo.
Unlike many of the “bringbacks” from Europe after the war that languished in attics and basements for many years, this rifle was loved by its veteran owner that brought it here to the US, and hunted extensively both east and out west for deer, elk and small game. Used, but not abused, the buttstock has been repaired from what appears to be a tumble while hunting – please examine the photos closely. The scope mount is not the "typical" claw mount of the period, but one instead that allows use of the iron sights with the scope mounted! The clamping lever for the scope mount could stand to be tightened up a bit, to the degree the new owner desires.
The rifle features set triggers for both rifle barrels, and a unique “night” front sight consisting of a large ivory bead for use in low light conditions that can be folded back down into the rib when not needed.
If this rifle can be any more unique, it carries provenance from the US Army soldier that brought it back with the approval paperwork from his command. This is a rarity today for any of the tens of thousands of firearms brought back by our GI’s after the war. Vierlings are a rarity here in the US, and ones with documented provenance are almost never encountered.
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .22 Long Rifle, 8x57mm JR
Shotgun Gauge: 16 Gauge
Manufacturer: Hubertus
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