The swamped octagon barrel is rifled and has an engraved swirl pattern on the muzzle, a bead style front sight, adjustable notch rear sight, "V Neuman a Leoben" signed on top, floral pattern on the breech, a peep sight on the tang, and large fence on the bolster which is designed with the nipple facing away from the shooter. The lock is signed "Neuman" and has border and floral engraving. The furniture is gilt brass and has floral and classical engraving. The side plate features a topless woman and a unicorn. An absent inlay on the cheek rest appears to have been a family coat of arms. The stock has raised relief floral scroll carving and some simple incised scroll accents. A heavy 2 1/4 inch brass extension is mounted on the butt and has a steel rod projecting below the heel, and it has a false patch box on the right. A spare nipple is threaded into the stock behind the finger groove trigger guard which encloses adjustable double set triggers. Vincenz Neuman is listed in "Der Neue Stockel" as active in Leoben, a city in central Austria, c. 1780.