Jager Target (1750-1820 c.)

Description

On request of many shooters, the traditional hunting rifle of the middle European 1700s period puts on a more sportive look, “dressing of yellow”. This new version features brass furniture that remind those of the martial use, like the Creedmoor sight adjustable in windage and elevation and the typical open tunnel front sight. The barrel has a matt rust brown colour, the lock is coin finish colour. The walnut stock, oil finished, has a fine fish-like checkering of the grip.