Erfurt Rifles for Sale

Königlich Preußische Gewehrfabrik Erfurt of Germany was a primary state arsenal in rifles from 1862 through World War I, turning out standard-issue infantry arms at scale and serving as a central hub for German carbine production until manufacture ceased under the Treaty of Versailles. Erfurt rifles are distinguished by receiver markings with the arsenal name and year, and by patterns closely tied to German service development, including the Gewehr 88 and Karabiner 98a.