A collegue of mine asked to look up a rifle he has in my Blue Book of gun values. We couldn't find anything on it in the Blue Book. I'm hoping this forum can provide me with some information about this gun. Here is the information that has been provided to me about the gun.
This is what I remember about this rifle;
22-cal (shorts only)
Bayard model 1912
Has: Anciens Etablissements Pieper of Herstal, Belgium also incribled on barrel
Manufacturered in Belgium
Has a muzzle break which is about 8 to 9-inches long.
Has one solid back site with two other flip-up sites
Hard-wood stock with plastic butt-plate
Single shot, not magazine and when fired ejects casing and bolt stays open
Left-side rocker-type action closer
Safety on left side as well
Stock can be removed from gun with single bolt in forearm.
[This message has been edited by steve j (edited May 11, 2000).]
This is what I remember about this rifle;
22-cal (shorts only)
Bayard model 1912
Has: Anciens Etablissements Pieper of Herstal, Belgium also incribled on barrel
Manufacturered in Belgium
Has a muzzle break which is about 8 to 9-inches long.
Has one solid back site with two other flip-up sites
Hard-wood stock with plastic butt-plate
Single shot, not magazine and when fired ejects casing and bolt stays open
Left-side rocker-type action closer
Safety on left side as well
Stock can be removed from gun with single bolt in forearm.
[This message has been edited by steve j (edited May 11, 2000).]