Original Belgian Flobert .22 Rolling Block Parlor Shooting Rifle with Figured Stock Serial 1770 - Circa 1870 No Return It is dated 1942 with

It is dated 1942 with an issue ink stamp

After some minor design tweaks in late 1850 (primarily the adoption of a square cylinder stop notch in the cylinder)

with a a great "been there" look that still shows the original red brown walnut color well

translated into English as either sword-staff or long lance

Original Belgian Flobert .22 Rolling Block Parlor Shooting Rifle with Figured Stock Serial 1770 - Circa 1870 No Return It is dated 1942 withOriginal Item: Only One Available. A gallery gun, Flobert gun, parlor gun or saloon gun is a type of firearm designed for recreational indoor target shooting. At the time, as strange as it might seem today, indoor shooting at home or in a shooting parlor was relatively common. Special small caliber low propellant load rifles and pistols were designed, some were even suitable for shooting at home. These guns were first developed in 1845, when French