This fine target rifle was manufactured in August 1925 and has beautiful German floral/leaf engraving on the action and lever along with a Schutzenliesl with five mugs of beer in each hand dancing on a keg on the right side and a shooter enjoying drink on the left side. The top of the action has "SYSTEM-AYDT" in inlay. The barrel has a winged and ramped front sight base with a post front sight, standard proofmarks, a textured top flat, and a quarter rib for rear sight or scope mounting. The upper tang has an integral base for a peep sight. It also features an action takedown lever on the left side of the action, double set triggers, Schnabel style forearm with checkering on the bottom flat at the action, and a Tyrolean style buttstock with attractive border accents on the checkering, a thumb rest, and a Swiss buttplate with a right hand angled lower hook.

Very good with 90% of the original blue finish and some light spotting on the barrel, very dark flat case colors on the action mixed with brown patina, mild oil staining on the buttplate, sharp engraving, and minor marks. The stock is fine and has chip absent on the lower left side of the wrist, mostly crisp checkering, a few scrapes, nice color, and minor dings. Mechanically excellent.