Original Victorian Era German Indoor Single Shot Target Pistol in .22 Short - Circa 1880 Antique Long Guns and while new automatic weapons

and while new automatic weapons like Sten and Bren guns

but base their calculation on the angle between the gun line and the aircraft axis

The Sperry Corporation designed ventral versions that became the most common version

which was normally reserved for officers

and the Germans were known to be using the area within Germany to the east as a rest and refit area for their troops

Original Victorian Era German Indoor Single Shot Target Pistol in .22 Short - Circa 1880 Antique Long Guns and while new automatic weaponsOriginal Item: Only One Available. In really nice condition, this is a Victorian era . 22 short rimfire caliber single shot Target Pistol, with a very nice checkered walnut grip. The barrel and frame bear German proof marks on the right side of the chamber, and the left side is marked with information on the pistols specifications: 0,16gr N. G. P. M 71. 2,14gr Bl. These were often used for indoor shooting, a rage which swept Europe in the late 19th