Original Austro-Hungarian Model 1862/67 Wänzl Lorenz Breech-Loading Conversion Rifle U.S. Military Maps Usually used in conjunction with

Usually used in conjunction with the standard French Foreign style leather holsters for the series P38

chips or cracks which often mar Bakelite grips

but they do not really detract from the overall look

the War for Martin Anderson and his fellow Engineers was limited to what they saw around them

mounted on an original MG42 Lafette Tripod using an adapter plate that attaches to the rear bipod mount spring location

Original Austro-Hungarian Model 1862/67 Wänzl Lorenz Breech-Loading Conversion Rifle U.S. Military Maps Usually used in conjunction withOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Wnzl rifle was a breechloading conversion of the M1854 & M1862 Lorenz rifle. The Austro Hungarian Empire used the Wnzl as their service rifle until they had enough M1867 Werndl Holub rifles to arm the military. The rifle was a lifting block breechloader chambered for the 1433mm Wnzl rimfire cartridge. The Austrians converted a total of 70,000 Lorenz muskets to Wnzls. The Lorenz percussion rifle adopted in 1854