Originally manufactured as a Brno VZ24 Mauser, this rifle has been professionally upgraded to sporting configuration by Harry Lawson, and engraved, silver inlaid, and carved by Norbert Triebel. The barrel is marked with the caliber twice, once silver inlaid on top towards the middle and once stamped on the left at the breech, where there is also a 2 1/4 inch wedge of floral engraving. The casehardened action and floorplate also have extensive floral engraving with a stippled background, a standing stag on the floorplate, and a stag bust on the trigger guard, both silver inlaid. The engraver has signed his work "N.TRIEBEL" at the rear of the floorplate. The pistol grip cap has matching floral engraving with a silver inlaid mountain goat, and the action is fitted with two scope bases and rings that are engraved to match. It is mounted with a finely figured, fleur-de-lis checkered, pistol grip stock with a shadowline cheekpiece, Decelerator recoil pad, and slightly contrasting forend tip. The right side of the stock is also relief carved with an elaborate bull and cow moose scene, a band of floral designs circumventing the stock near the butt, and a flourish of floral motifs on the cheekpiece.

Exceptionally fine as Lawson and Triebel upgraded, retains 99% plus of the blue finish and 80% plus of the case colors with the balance having thinned to a smooth grey patina and crisp engraving. The caliber marking on the left of the barrel is very slightly double stamped. The wood is excellent with only the slightest handling marks and crisp carving. Mechanically excellent.