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Kuchenreuter
Bartolomaus Kuchenreuter José, a distinguished gunsmith and marksman, lived from 1782 to 1864 in Steinweg, near Regensburg, Germany. As the son of José II, he earned a reputation as one of the premier high-caliber gunsmiths of his era, renowned for his precision craftsmanship and exceptional shooting skills. His expertise in metallic and semi-metallic cartridge reloading techniques is reflected in the superior engineering and ergonomic design of his firearms.
This particular firearm exemplifies the advanced ballistic and mechanical characteristics expected from Kuchenreuters work, notably evident in the carefully contoured grip and balanced dimensions that optimize shooter control and recoil management during precision target shooting.
This exquisite target pistol, originally manufactured between 1854 and 1855, stands as a testament to masterful firearm production, now faithfully reproduced by Pedersoli. It combines historical authenticity with modern manufacturing standards, making it an ideal piece for competitive shooters and collectors specializing in black powder and early metallic cartridge firearms.
The pistol is equipped with a vertically adjustable aluminum rear sight, allowing for fine-tuned elevation adjustments to enhance accuracy at varying distances. Additionally, the trigger mechanism features a rear-mounted micro-adjustment screw, enabling shooters to customize trigger pull weight and travel for optimal shot control and consistency.
Designed for precision and reliability, this firearm is perfectly suited for expert marksmen who demand superior performance in target shooting disciplines, including metallic cartridge reloading and semi-metallic ballistics applications.
Specifications:
Caliber: .44
Rifling: 7 grooves
Twist Rate: 1 turn in 18 inches
Barrel Length: 285 mm
Total Length: 425 mm
Weight: 1.150 kilograms
Projectile: Spherical ball, diameter .435 inches
Projectile Weight: 123 grains
Pedersoli Kuchenreuter Muzzleloader Pistol Cal. .44
PES300440
Kuchenreuter
Bartolomaus Kuchenreuter José, a distinguished gunsmith and marksman, lived from 1782 to 1864 in Steinweg, near Regensburg, Germany. As the son of José II, he earned a reputation as one of the premier high-caliber gunsmiths of his era, renowned for his precision craftsmanship and exceptional shooting skills. His expertise in metallic and semi-metallic cartridge reloading techniques is reflected in the superior engineering and ergonomic design of his firearms.
This particular firearm exemplifies the advanced ballistic and mechanical characteristics expected from Kuchenreuters work, notably evident in the carefully contoured grip and balanced dimensions that optimize shooter control and recoil management during precision target shooting.
This exquisite target pistol, originally manufactured between 1854 and 1855, stands as a testament to masterful firearm production, now faithfully reproduced by Pedersoli. It combines historical authenticity with modern manufacturing standards, making it an ideal piece for competitive shooters and collectors specializing in black powder and early metallic cartridge firearms.
The pistol is equipped with a vertically adjustable aluminum rear sight, allowing for fine-tuned elevation adjustments to enhance accuracy at varying distances. Additionally, the trigger mechanism features a rear-mounted micro-adjustment screw, enabling shooters to customize trigger pull weight and travel for optimal shot control and consistency.
Designed for precision and reliability, this firearm is perfectly suited for expert marksmen who demand superior performance in target shooting disciplines, including metallic cartridge reloading and semi-metallic ballistics applications.
Specifications:
Caliber: .44
Rifling: 7 grooves
Twist Rate: 1 turn in 18 inches
Barrel Length: 285 mm
Total Length: 425 mm
Weight: 1.150 kilograms
Projectile: Spherical ball, diameter .435 inches
Projectile Weight: 123 grains
€1,996.08
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