Have just acquired another Bayard Piepper, a  Mod.1909 auto eject single shot .22 rifle. This is a complete take down in that the barrel is held into the action by an interupted locking device. These rifles are of Belgian manuf. so don't know if many made their way to U.S.A. Have tried Googling but with very limited results. Does any-one out there  have any suggestions as to where I could get info on this rather unique rifle and also a rolling block  Bayard Piepper I also have.Any help greatly appreciated

I have one I thought was a Flobert in 32 rf. it was very accurate when amunition was available. Person I got it from was using it to control varmints in his barn.Guess I'll have to look at it closer. Was thinking of making it centerfire so I could shoot it again. 32 S&W short. Match it up to my Iver Johnson Primier revolver. I'd thought about relining it to 22rf but I already have more of them than i need. 
Tom

Thanks fellows for your feedback, the Pieper site is most interesting,regards David A.