A percussion target rifle, Joseph Mond, Munderkingen/Württemberg, ca. 1780. Extremely heavy and long octagonal barrel with a seven groove rifled bore in 15 mm calibre, dovetailed iron front and rear sights and several stamped marks as well as the maker's inscription "Joseph Mon in Munderein" inlaid in silver on the breech. Iron lock converted to percussion with a (clogged) set trigger. The walnut full stock carved with floral and hunting themes. Brass nosecap and iron peep sight. The butt stock decorated with fine mother-of-pearl and bone inlays. Smooth brass f,

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