While everyone is enjoying summer, it usually goes over 110 degrees here in Arizona. But, keep in mind we are only a few months away from winter again. What a great winter time father and son rifle project than a turn of the century Belgium .22 short project. The live receiever and barrel is one of the hard parts of the puzzle, other pieces you can start hunting at gun shows and online. Get in cheap, fix it your way.
Pieper Modèle Déposé Model 1909/1912 pattern semi-automatic rifle chambered in .22 Short with a 19 inch barrel. Manufactured by Anciens Établissements Pieper of Herstal, Belgium, these early gallery-style rifles are associated with the “Modèle Déposé” marking, indicating a registered design designation used by the company. The rifle uses a semi-automatic operating system and follows the compact early 20th century configuration seen on Pieper Bayard rimfire designs.
This rifle is used. The Model 1909 and Model 1912 series are known for their uncommon mechanical layout, often described as a self-ejecting or semi-automatic single-shot rimfire design. Chambering is .22 Short, consistent with period indoor and gallery rifle configurations. The receiver and barrel assembly follow the slender profile typical of pre-World War I European rimfire sporting and gallery rifles produced by Pieper.
The firearm is configured as a right-handed semi-automatic rifle with a 19 inch barrel. No additional accessories, magazines, or packaging are specified. Markings associated with the “Modèle Déposé” designation and the Pieper/Bayard production lineage make these early Belgian rimfire rifles distinct from later commercial .22 semi-automatic designs.
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