The 1857 Wurttembergischen Rifle is a faithful reproduction of a military rifle manufactured by Gewehrfabrik in Oberndorf from 1857 to 1866. This rifle, originally adopted by the infantry of Wurttemberg, Baden and the Great Axia dukedom, features a percussion lock and a rifled barrel in 13.9mm (.547) caliber. Renowned for its exceptional accuracy, it was particularly favored for "Minnie" 100 meters target shooting competitions. Detailed with a rear sight mounted on a squared high base, adjustable for both windage and elevation, the 1857 Wurttembergischen Rifle combines technical precision with aesthetic appeal. Its design invites close examination to appreciate its historical significance and meticulous craftsmanship.