Manufactured by Sauer & Son on contract for the Luftwaffe, the M30 Drilling was a commercial grade hunting weapon that could be stowed aboard bombers and other large aircraft in a specially prepared case, and used to forage local game if the crew had to wait a long time for rescue after "ditching" on land. At least in theory, the dual shotgun barrels and single rifle barrel gave the ability to address nearly any game animal that may be reasonably encountered, from small birds up to large herbivores. Blued "KRUPP-LAUFSTAHL" barrels, with a fixed bead sight at the front, a flip-up rear rifle sight controlled by the selector switch, light decorative band and checkerboard engraving at the rear and on the lug, and appropriate German proofmarks. Light scrollwork is present on the casehardened frame, with three indicator pins, barrel selector and "W.St" on the upper tang, Greener-style safety on the left, and dual triggers with a single set front trigger. Fine checkering is present on the splinter forearm and pistol grip stock, the latter showing a lightly engraved casehardened gripcap, right handed cheek rest, a "Luftwaffe eagle" stamp on the right side, and a serrated buttplate with "SuS" monogram. Length of pull is 14 inches. Included with the lot is a gray painted aluminum transport case with appropriate stenciling on the lid, containing a manual, three-piece cleaning rod, leather sling, and a box of Hirtenberger 9.3x74R cartridges (19/20 rounds present).