Looking for a little help to help a friend in getting some additional information about an older shotgun made in Germany. Enclosed are some pictures of the gun. There is a switch on the side (opposite of ejection port) which will convert the gun from semi-auto to auto. The safety is a lever situated right behind the trigger guard. This was purchased a little over two years ago by a friend living in Michigan. He has fired it on multiple occasions and it shoots flawlessly -- he would just like to gain a little information about it, such as: who made it? Approximately when it might have been made? How rare might it be?
Appreciate any input that anyone could share. Thank you.
Attempted to load pictures, but technology did not want to support that effort. One final descriptor of the shotgun would be that it has striking similarities with a Browning A5 Self-Loading Shotgun made in the early 1900; however, it is clearly marked as being made in Germany and written on the non-ejector side is: Rheinmetall Nr. 4
Appreciate any input that anyone could share. Thank you.
Attempted to load pictures, but technology did not want to support that effort. One final descriptor of the shotgun would be that it has striking similarities with a Browning A5 Self-Loading Shotgun made in the early 1900; however, it is clearly marked as being made in Germany and written on the non-ejector side is: Rheinmetall Nr. 4
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