Bavarian Werder M1869 Carbine. 970mm long with a 520mm barrel from the end of the action to the muzzle. With all matching serial numbers. Converted from either the full-size M1869 Werdergeweher or later M1869 Aptiertes Werder, so it may be in 11mm x 50mmR or 60mmR. Most likely converted for gendarmerie or garrison use.

Designed by JOHANN LUDWIG WERDER based on the Peabody and Martini Henry, the action of this rifle is truly fascinating. Equipped with "Opposed" triggers and a cocking lever mounted above the action. The forward "backward" trigger lowers the sloping block like any Martini system.

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Very good condition antique Bavarian military issue Model 1869 Werder single shot rifle in 11.5mm that features a unique falling block action with a trigger to release the block, a cocking lever that also closes the block, and a second trigger to fire. Action is complete, tight, and functions fine. Left side of receiver is manufacturer marked SP.

German Military Rifles From the Werder Rifle to M/71.84. Very Rare Werder Carbine for Bavarian Gendarmerie and Landespolezei 1869. Werder Carbine: Bavarian Gendarmerie model 1869., No.: 2802. Calibre 11.5x35.

2024年4月14日 · Fine condition antique Bavarian Model 1869 nM Werder Rifle in 11mm Mauser caliber that has Amberg Arsenal markings on the barrel and is dated 1876 and 1877 on the back of the receiver. Mechanically complete and functions fine and tight. Rifle is NOT import marked and has all matching serial numbers.

The Werdergewehr M/1869 (Werder Rifle Model 1869), commonly known as the Werder M1869, is a breech-loading rifle, originating from the Kingdom of Bavaria. Standard full-length production model from the late 1860s, seeing adoption in 1869. Shortened rifle model based on the Werdergewehr M/1869 as a "Gendarmerie" carbine, being adopted in 1869.

Offered here is a very scarce Model 1869 Werder “Lightning” Gendarmerie Rifle. The rifle remains in VERY GOOD+ to NEAR FINE condition, somewhat amazing considering the fifty year service life that these rifles had.

This was the Podewils/Lindner M.1866, which was employed in the 1870-71 conflict alongside the ultra-modern Werder M.1869, perhaps the best rifle deployed at the time. The authors have evaluated these weapons by live-firing them with reproduction ammunition meticulously reconstructed from historical drawings in order to replicate as accurately ...

These beautifully crafted replica non firing guns are great for stage props in theatrical presentations, movies, re-enactments of historical events, decor, military, police or security training and even costume accessories.