Offered here is a Dutch Beaumont bolt-action rifle chambered in 11×52R Beaumont. The Beaumont system was one of the early European military bolt-action rifle designs of the late 19th century and was originally adopted by the Netherlands military during the black powder era. These rifles represent an important transitional stage between earlier single-shot military arms and later modern repeating service rifles.
This example appears to have been sporterized from its original military configuration, a common modification performed on surplus European military rifles during the early-to-mid 20th century for hunting and sporting use. The rifle retains the characteristic Beaumont action along with its detachable box magazine system and still displays strong antique military character throughout.
The metal surfaces show a natural aged patina, while the wood stock remains solid overall with handling marks, scratches, dents, and wear consistent with long-term use and age. The rifle remains mechanically complete in appearance, and the bore still shows visible rifling. Detailed photos are provided for collectors to further examine the markings, configuration, and overall condition.
Overall, this is an interesting and visually attractive example of a late 19th century Dutch Beaumont-pattern rifle with classic old-world sporting conversion character.
This firearm is being sold strictly AS IS due to its age and collectible nature. If you intend to fire this rifle, please consult a qualified gunsmith prior to use.
