Manufactured in the early 20th century and featuring gold and silver inlays on the barrel including "C Stiegele Kgl. Bayr. Hofgewehrfabrik Munchen," extensive engraving, including a deep relief engraved game scenes of a pack of hounds attacking a boar on the right and two pairs of deer on the left, a gold inlaid "BH" monogram on the lever, relief carved scrollwork on the wood along with a scene of a running stag behind the cheekpiece on the left and a scene with two chamois on the right side of the buttstock, a winged and ramped front sight, peep sight, and double set triggers. It is numbered "10506" on the barrel, forearm, and buttplate and "506" on the frame, lever, and wedge. The underside of the barrel also has "BUG" proofs including the "172/28" bore marking (8 mm, likely 8.15 x 46R) and "A KRUPPSCHER/GUSSSTAHL".

Fine with crisp engraving, bright original gold, aged patina on the silver, 50% plus original blue finish blended with smooth brown patina, patches of original case colors in some of the protected areas, gray patina, some minor oxidation, and general mild wear. The wood is very fine and has crisp carving and minor dings and scratches. The underside of the butt has small partial labels and some tape. Mechanically excellent. Overall, a very attractive schuetzen rifle.