Haenel Jaeger 8.10

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Gun Stats

Accuracy 50 MOA

Capacity 17+1 rounds

Ergonomics 50

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Haenel Jaeger 8.10 Description

These guns have the advantage for the fast aiming, because you do not cover much of the target. Haenel combines two advantages in the JAEGER.8 barrel set. 1: the lower rifle barrel is free floating which increases the precision, when shooting several times. 2: this barrel has a mechanical adjustment system to zero the two barrels in windage and elevation. A big benefit when you change ammunition (load or bullet) there is no need for any soldering and blueing work. For aesthetic reasons the barrel side ribs are made out of steel the barrel adjustment is located under (and protected by) the forend. The Over an Under Combination emphasizes the simple and functional elegance. Because of the typical walnut stock and the hard anodised alloy-receiver the double lock handcocking is an authentic representative of Suhls gunmaking. Its speciality is a free floating barrel which increases the precision, when shooting several times: It is ideal for practising on the shooting range and has a mechanical adjustment system to zero the two barrels in windage and elevation, which is a big benefit when you change ammunition (load or bullet) there is no need for any soldering and blueing work. For aesthetic reasons the barrel side ribs are made out of steel the barrel adjustment is located under (and protected by) the forend. Hard anodised alloy-receiver > double lock hand-cocking system with safety automatic while opening it decocks the gun > barrel adjustment under the forend > lower barrel free floating and adjustable > 12mm prisma mount base > double trigger > pistol grip stock, Bavarian cheek piece and straight back > rubber butt plate. C.G. Haenel produced precision weapons from 1840. The brand took its name from the weapon designer of the royal Prussian weapons factory, Carl Gottlieb Haenel. Carl-Wilhelm Aydt developed the rolling-block action for Haenel in the 19th Century; Hugo and Hans Schmeisser developed machine pistols and assault rifles in the 20th Century. Today C.G. Haenel belongs to the Suhl Arms Alliance.