Original Rare German Dreyse Zündnadelgewehr M/41 Needle Fire Rifle Serial 1320 - Dated 1858 British Uniform Scabbard Length: 25 1/2"

Scabbard Length: 25 1/2"

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Rear stock has been complete replaced

Original Rare German Dreyse Zündnadelgewehr M/41 Needle Fire Rifle Serial 1320 - Dated 1858 British Uniform Scabbard Length: 25 1/2"Original Item: Only One Available. These are exceedingly hard to find in any condition, especially the long rifles! The German states were apparently very good with "recycling" their obsolete weapons, and did not have any "Colonial Empire" to speak of until after 1884, which is where obsolete weapons were sent by other Colonial powers. We have only had two examples of Dreyse needle fire guns before, and they were manufactured decades later. This is a