AUSTRIAN WANZEL MILITARY RIFLE
Austrian military rifle from the Wanzel system transition (19th century), which stands out for its trapdoor breech mechanism with side lever and rifled octagonal barrel displaying regimental marks, the inscription "LW" and the crowned double-headed eagle punch. The percussion weapon, 109.7 cm long and 14 mm caliber, has a graduated rear sight, front support for bayonet, walnut stock with iron fittings and its respective metal ramrod.
Austrian military rifle from the Wanzel system transition (19th century), which stands out for its trapdoor breech mechanism with side lever and rifled octagonal barrel displaying regimental marks, the inscription "LW" and the crowned double-headed eagle punch. The percussion weapon, 109.7 cm long and 14 mm caliber, has a graduated rear sight, front support for bayonet, walnut stock with iron fittings and its respective metal ramrod.
