Manufactured in unknown quantities in the early 1900s (consignor notes suggest only two were made), this pistol is a target variant of the Roth-Steyr Model 1907 semi-automatic pistol. The most prominent difference is the presence of an extended barrel with an elongated barrel shroud to match, an elevated front sight at the end of the shroud, and a tangent rear sight graduated "1" through "9" mounted to the clip guide with a "U" shaped bracket; notably, the frame lug is not dovetailed to accept the traditional 1907 front sight, and the clip guide hasn't been "V" notched to form the standard rear sight. The top of the rib bears the "WAFFENFABRIK STEYR" address, with a stop screw set into the triggerguard, finely checkered hardwood grips, and an extended grip frame which has been shaped to accept a shoulder stock (not included). Included with the lot is a custom made black leatherette case, two loaded stripper clips, and a combination cleaning rod and screwdriver.

Excellent, with 98% professionally restored blue finish, showing minor edge wear and handling marks. Grips are very good replacements, with some gaps visible between the left grip and the frame, and minor dings on the crisp checkering. The elevator spring on the rear sight is prone to slipping out of position, otherwise mechanically excellent. Accessories are very good, with mild wear.