Original German Half Stock Schützen Falling Block Target Rifle by August F.W. Timner of Coblenz with Set Trigger and Aperture Sight - Circa 1895 Category_Brunswick Guns which have fabric put over

which have fabric put over the seams

with some of the original exterior paint present

The front of the helmet still has its original French Colonial Infantry & Navy Badge

The acronym "ZSU" stands for Zenitnaya Samokhodnaya Ustanovka

making it much easier adjust the angle of fire without resetting the bipod

Original German Half Stock Schützen Falling Block Target Rifle by August F.W. Timner of Coblenz with Set Trigger and Aperture Sight - Circa 1895 Category_Brunswick Guns which have fabric put overOriginal Item: Only One Available. A Schtzen (also spelled Schuetzen) is a type of rifle used in European long range competition. Its German root is from the word Schtze which can be translated as shooter. The earliest usage was to denote units of marksmen or sharpshooters back in the days of muzzleloading firearms. Some sources claim that it was once used to describe archers or more specifically crossbowmen. These rifles are typically heavy and can