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HEEREN BÜCHSE HEUBERG by Hunting-Heritage.com

Heeren rifle from Thomas Heuberg Thomas Heuberg's rifle from the small Neckar town of Mosbach is something very special. At the customer's request, the rifle was built in the unusual caliber 6x62R Frères, which is nevertheless suitable for long-range shooting. The barrel, which changes from octagonal to round, was manufactured on the company's own machines as an integral barrel from a single block of steel. Incidentally, this is a unique selling point of Heuberg's gunsmiths, who manufacture not only the barrels but all metal parts themselves. Thomas Heuberg attaches great importance to independence and control over the entire production process. He consciously accepts the naturally associated capacity limits and guarantees the highest quality and exclusivity of his weapons. Modified system The rifle largely corresponds to the original, as it was designed by Heeren and Nagel & Menz at the time. However, Heuberg also made some technical changes. These concern the trigger notch and the cocking notch as well as the firing pin guide and mounting. He also significantly improved the connection between the action and stock. In the original Heeren rifle, the action was attached to the stock with only one cross screw. This often proved to be problematic and was then improved with additional screws in the trigger plate. Heuberg has fitted an axial screw through the entire buttstock due to the closed rear action. This allows the action to be pulled into the stock even after many years if necessary. A total work of art The Heeren rifle by Thomas Heuberg impressively demonstrates how timeless hunting rifles can be. In a variation of the Nagel & Menz advertising slogan, one could say: “Block-Pirschbüchse Heeren - the weapon for the lover of individual hunting weapons!" The result is a single-shot top gun based on a classic design. A total work of art that not only looks wonderful, but also functions perfectly: On collection, the customer brought five different types of ammunition from various manufacturers for test firing. All five types were no more than 4 cm apart. Simply fascinating!