Original Austrian Elaborate Schuetzen Training Rifle for Indoor Shooting by J. Stegel of Salzburg c. 1835 British Militaria and are assembled with gilding-metal

and are assembled with gilding-metal (copper-like) colored bullets for a WWII look

and over-layers of blue with cut-out stars and overlaid red stripes

The breech tang is marked with the patent information :  TRIPLETT & SCOTT / PATENT DEC

these quickly became a lifesaver with the increased speed provided to load both 47 and 97 round

though we are not certain on the inspector number

Original Austrian Elaborate Schuetzen Training Rifle for Indoor Shooting by J. Stegel of Salzburg c. 1835 British Militaria and are assembled with gilding-metalOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is quite remarkable! Built in SALZBURG, AUSTRIA by the Gun Smith J. STEGEL in the 1830's or 1840's. This small bore Percussion rifle was intended for PARLOR Shooting in doors as a family pastime to educate the entire family on how to safely handle firearms. In the form of a SCHUETZEN Rifle, the gun is equipped with an elaborate wood stock with a large intricate butt plate. It is fitted with a SET TRIGGER