Features a blade front and a flip up rear sight (rear sight flips when rifle is cocked). The 20 gauge shotgun barrels have 3 inch chambers and are choked cyl/improved modified. The barrels have extractors and a solid rib with claw type mounts. The right barrel is marked "MADE IN W. GERMANY", "KRUPP-SPECIAL LAUFSTAHL" on the left and "FRIEDRICH WILH. HEYM" on the rib near the breech. The rifle mechanism is cocked through the use of a thumb lever on the upper tang. The frame features game scene engravings of a fox in a forest scene on the right and a stag in forest scene on the left. The underside, trigger guard, and tangs feature a simpler scroll engraving style. Mounted with a Leupold 2.5-8x scope. With a multi-point checkered forearm and pistol grip stock with a sling swivel on the barrel as well as the buttstock, blue steel grip cap, raised cheekpiece, and an Old English solid recoil pad.

Excellent. The barrels have 95% plus blue finish with some light spotting on the rib, general handling marks and some buffed markings. The frame shows areas of light spotting and discoloration. The trigger guard has a noticeable plum cast to the blue with inconsistent areas of darker blue towards the edges. The wood is very good with nice grain, general handling marks and scattered light indentations. Mechanically very good.