WWI German Model 1894 Hebel Flare Pistol - (GR)

The standard flare gun used by the Central powers during the Great War is today called "Hebel" or "Model Hebel". This designation does not relate to any manufacturer, but is the German word for the lever in front of the trigger guard that was used to release the lock between the barrel and the frame. The official name of the flare gun was "Leuchtpistole Model 1894", and it was designed by the "Ingenieurkomitee des Heerespionier-Corps", as the use of flare guns was initially linked to trenches and fortifications that sorted under the engineering corps.
Buyer must pass a background check and assume all risks. Firearms will need to be picked up and transferred to you at a FFL (Federal Firearms Licensees) dealer in Loveland, Colorado who will run a background check at buyer’s expense, plus a $25 transfer fee owed to the shop in Loveland.
REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN FOR A FAILED BACKGROUND CHECK. PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE ABLE TO PASS BACKGROUND CHECK PRIOR TO PURCHASE. GUN SHOP CHARGES A $20.00 TRANSFER FEE PLUS $12.50 FOR BACKGROUND CHECK.
If having this item shipped the cost is an additional $35-$45 owed to the FFL shop in Loveland.

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