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KRIEGHOFF ~ WALDSHUTZ "FOREST PROTECTOR" ~ 16GA/7.57R for sale
KRIEGHOFF ~ WALDSHUTZ "FOREST PROTECTOR" ~ 16GA/7.57R for sale
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Guns International #: 103219039
Seller's Inventory #: 4492928
Category - Krieghoff Drillings
- Drilling & Combination Guns
KRIEGHOFF ~ WALDSHUTZ "FOREST PROTECTOR" ~ 16GA/7.57R
Description:
Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge
Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R
Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks.
Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident.
Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel.
Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels.
Stock Dimensions:
"LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com
Fore End: Matching Euro walnut.
Butt Pad: Black leather pad.
Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz
Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope.
Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod
Item Location: Rogers
Price: $4,199.99
Description:
Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge
Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R
Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks.
Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident.
Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel.
Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels.
Stock Dimensions:
"LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com
Fore End: Matching Euro walnut.
Butt Pad: Black leather pad.
Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz
Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope.
Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod
Item Location: Rogers
Price: $4,199.99
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Guns International #: 103219039
Category - Krieghoff Drillings
- Drilling & Combination Guns
KRIEGHOFF ~ WALDSHUTZ "FOREST PROTECTOR" ~ 16GA/7.57R
Description: Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks. Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident. Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel. Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels. Stock Dimensions: "LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com Fore End: Matching Euro walnut. Butt Pad: Black leather pad. Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope. Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod Item Location: Rogers Price: $4,199.99 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103219039
Seller's Inventory #: 4492928
Category - Krieghoff Drillings
- Drilling & Combination Guns
KRIEGHOFF ~ WALDSHUTZ "FOREST PROTECTOR" ~ 16GA/7.57R
Description:
Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge
Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R
Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks.
Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident.
Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel.
Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels.
Stock Dimensions:
"LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com
Fore End: Matching Euro walnut.
Butt Pad: Black leather pad.
Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz
Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope.
Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod
Item Location: Rogers
Price: $4,199.99
Description:
Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge
Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R
Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks.
Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident.
Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel.
Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels.
Stock Dimensions:
"LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com
Fore End: Matching Euro walnut.
Butt Pad: Black leather pad.
Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz
Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope.
Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod
Item Location: Rogers
Price: $4,199.99
Guns International #: 103219039
Seller's Inventory #: 4492928
Guns International #: 103219039
Seller's Inventory #: 4492928
Category - Krieghoff Drillings
- Drilling & Combination Guns
KRIEGHOFF ~ WALDSHUTZ "FOREST PROTECTOR" ~ 16GA/7.57R
Description:
Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge
Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R
Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks.
Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident.
Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel.
Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels.
Stock Dimensions:
"LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com
Fore End: Matching Euro walnut.
Butt Pad: Black leather pad.
Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz
Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope.
Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod
Item Location: Rogers
Price: $4,199.99
Description:
Krieghoff has been around for a long, long time and has a reputation for finest firearms. The "Lugers" they produced were the best and are highly sought after, and the clay target crowd is also well aware of them. They were, and are, an innovative company being the first to promote short barreled "drillings" for everyday use. They went so far as to build a test weapon and chopped it down incrementally to show how little effect the shortening of barrels actually has on accuracy. Sight radius has a say, but a short barrel and a long barrel act essentially alike from an accuracy standpoint. That leads to the Waldshutz drilling. The gun is two 16 gauge shotgun barrels over a 7x57r rifle barrel. Drillings are associated with the Africa safari, and this gun is called the a "Safari" in some sources. The name actually translates as "Forest Protector" or "Forest Guard" and the case could be made that a Game Warden or Guide in Bavaria could make really good use of a short, 7#3oz rifle/shotgun drilling, hence the name. This one was used a bit and shows that use in the wood with a bunch of scratches, but none are severe. The metal is actualy quite good. And the bores are all like mirrors. 16 Gauge
Chambers: "2 - 16 gauge, 2-3/4 inch, 1 - 7X57R
Metal Condition: Good to very good. This has been carried a bit and shows some blue fade and minor handling marks.
Wood Condition: "Good to very good. There are a number minor handling marks/scratches. We do not judge them as severe, but they are evident.
Bore Condition: "All bores a amazingly shiny and bright, with good rifling in the 7x57 barrel.
Barrels: "3 barrels, 23-1/2 inches
Triggers: Factory dual triggers. Dual safety "buttons" to enable or disable firing of selected barrels.
Stock Dimensions:
"LOP: 14-1/2"" DAC: 1-5/8"" DAH: 2-3/4"" NOTE: Bavarian pattern stocks have a drop behind the comb that, in this firearm, measures roughly 3/4 inch. In effect this gives the effect of a ""raised"" com
Fore End: Matching Euro walnut.
Butt Pad: Black leather pad.
Weight: 7 lb - 3 oz
Sights: "Gold bead foresight, folding leaf rear sight. Proprietary dovetails in rib for mounting a scope.
Chokes: Fixed Mod/Mod
Item Location: Rogers
Price: $4,199.99
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