.177 cal., pellet, SP, SS, smoothbore or rifled barrel, GC cocks by lifting receiver tube up from trigger guard and grip frame, loaded by tipping breech open, black enamel finish, ribbed black plastic or hardwood grips with straight line ch...
- .177 or .22 cal., SS, BBC, SP, smoothbore or rifled barrel, beech stock, small pistol grip, blue finish, no safety, 38.3 in. OAL, 4.6 lbs. Mfg. 1925-1939. (Listed in 1939 Stoeger Catalog as their Model 3100).
.177 or .22 cal., pellet, SP, SS, smoothbore or rifled barrel (rifled barrel indicated by asterisk after caliber marking), GC cocks by lifting receiver tube up from trigger guard and grip frame, loaded by tipping breech open, blue finish, s...
- .177 cal., SS, BBC, SP, rifled barrel with lock similar to Haenel II and III, beech stock, small pistol grip, manual safety, blue finish, 38.3 in. OAL, 4.6 lbs. Mfg. 1949-1969.
.177 or .22 cal., pellet, GC, SP, similar to Model 28, except repeating mechanism, twenty rounds of .177 or fifteen rounds of .22, rifled barrel, manual safety, 10.5 in. OAL, 2.6 lbs. Mfg. 1930-1940s.
.177 or .22 cal., pellet, rifled (eight grooves) or smoothbore, SS, BBC, SP, barrel release lever left-hand side of breech, 43.3 in. OAL, sight radius 17.7 in., 6.6 lbs. Circa 1925-1939.
.174 cal. (4.4mm lead balls), SP, repeater, 50 shot gravity-fed magazine (Model 51 - lighter, SS), smoothbore barrel, nickel finish, hardwood grips with or without Haenel brass medallion, no safety, 8.8 in. OAL, 2.6 lbs. Shorter version was...
.177 or .22 cal., pellet, SS, BBC, SP, five variations of Model III made from 1950 to 1993, 568 FPS (173 MPS) for .177 cal., 400 FPS (122 MPS) for .22 cal., 19 in. barrel with 12-groove rifling, walnut finish beech or laminated stock, open...
.174 cal. (4.4mm lead balls), SP, cocked by pulling ring on base of grip to release grip-backstrap cocking lever, 50 shot gravity-fed magazine, smoothbore barrel, nickel or blued finish, no safety. Mfg. 1932-1940.
.177 or .22 cal., pellet, SS, SP, UL, wood buttstock behind trigger guard (Millita-style), sight radius 17.7 inches, 43.3 in. OAL, 6.6 lbs. Circa 1927-1939.
.177 cal., pellet, SP, SS, TL, match rifle, characteristic top cocking bolt pivots at rear sight, 43 in. OAL, 6.75 lbs.
.177 or .22 cal., pellet, UL, SP, smoothbore or rifled barrel, wood buttstock behind grip, blued, sight radius 17.3 in., 42.9 in. OAL, 5.7 lbs. Mfg. circa 1925-1939.
.177 cal., SP, SS, BO, smoothbore, slab-sided wood buttstock behind grip area, sheet metal "tinplate construction" (may have been made by Dianawerk; this model is not listed in Dieter’s book), nickel-plated, 31 in. OAL, 1.3 lbs.
.177 cal., BBC, SP, SS, smoothbore barrel, loaded by removing brass inner barrel from sheet metal barrel shroud, sheet metal/tinplate construction, beech buttstock behind grip area, blued or nickel finish, 32.5 in. OAL, 2 lbs. 7 oz.
.177 cal., smoothbore, similar to Model 15, except direct breech loading, thin inner barrel within sheet metal barrel shroud, early versions with round Haenel logo; later with typical Haenel arrow logo, late 1930s rear sight moved from body...
- .177 cal., similar to Model 20, except rifled or smoothbore, full stock with pistol grip and grooved forearm, no buttplate, no safety, 34.5 in. OAL, 3.1 lbs.
.174 cal. (4.45mm lead balls), SP, bolt lever cocking, paramilitary-style with bayonet lug and stock slot for sling, detachable spring-fed 8 or 12 (Model 33) or 6 or 12 (Model 33 Junior) round box magazines, Mauser type wing manual safety,...
- .177 cal., SP, BBC, SS, similar to Model 30 (XXX), except solid 14.8 in. barrel, pistol grip stock with finger grooved forearm, no buttplate, no safety, 35.5 in. OAL, 3.75 lbs. Mfg. 1930s to 1939.
.177 cal. only, SP, BBC, SS, solid steel rifled or smoothbore barrel, straight grip stock with no forearm, 35 in. OAL, 3.6 lbs. Mfg. 1930s to 1939.
.174 cal. (4.4mm lead balls), SP, rocking-bolt lever cocking, Sporter version of Model 33, detachable spring-fed 6, 8, or 12 shot round ball box magazines, Mauser-type wing manual safety, date stamp on steel buttplate. Model 49 sight radius...
- .177 cal. Importation disc. 1993.
.177 cal., PCP, SS or 5 shot repeater using one-round and five-round magazines, Fortner-type action, adj. match trigger, adj. sights, competition stock with adj. cheekpiece, 39.4 in. OAL, 9.6 lbs.
- .177 cal., SS, BBC, small pistol grip, blue finish, 38.3 in. OAL, 4.6 lbs. Model 510 mfg. 1989-1991. Model 100 mfg. 1991-1993.
.177 cal., pellet, Model 110 mfg.1992-1993. Model 520 mfg.1991-1993.
- .177 cal., SS, BBC, small pistol grip, blue finish, 38.3 in. OAL, 4.6 lbs. Mfg. 1969-1989.
- .177 or .22 cal., SS, BBC, larger version of Model 300, several versions with minor changes. Production began in 1966.
.177 or .22 cal., similar to Model 302 with minor improvements. Production began 1969. Presumably replaced Model 302. USA importation discontinued circa 1993. Unusual variation: Model 303-8 Super with target stock and aperture sights.
- similar to Model 303, except with plastic stock. Mfg. after 1976.
- .177 cal., SP, SS. Importation disc. 1993.
4.4mm round lead ball, SP, rocking-bolt lever cocking, sportier version of Model 49/49a, detachable, spring-fed 6, 8, or 12 shot round ball box magazines, push pull safety at rear of compression tube, numerous versions differ mainly in sigh...
.177 cal., pellet, SS, SP, top action bolt cocking handle, tap loader, open or aperture sight, 43.75 in. OAL, 7.2 lbs. Mfg. 1964-1992.
.177 cal., SL, SP, multiple spring/rubber buffer recoil-reduction system, sliding breech, 42.5 in. OAL, 10.8 lbs. Mfg. early 1970s-1990s.
upgrades of Model 310, Model 570 is 1989 model number change for Model 310, Model 400 is 1991 model number change for Model 570, detachable spring-fed 6, 8, or 12 round box magazines for 4.4mm round lead balls.
- 4.4mm lead balls, SP, unique lever action repeater, same magazine system as Models 400 and 570, dummy in-line magazine below barrel resembles tubular .22 cal. rimfire magazine.
- .177 or .22 cal., SP, SS, SL, match rifle, open or aperture sights, adj. buttplate, 42.13 in. OAL, 8.8 lbs.
.177 cal., SP, SS, tap-loading, SS top lever mechanism, 25.6 in. barrel, recoilless match rifle, the MLG (Meisterschafts-Luftgewehr) approx. 500 FPS, match trigger, 42.8 in. OAL, 10.8 lbs. USA importation disc. 1993.
.177 cal., SS, SP, match rifle, characteristic top-cocking bolt pivots at rear sight. Mfg. circa 1990-1992.
