Hello Gents,
This is one of the nicest an cheapest out of my collection.
A late war matching BYF (Mauser werke Oberndorf)
This is one of the nicest an cheapest out of my collection.
A late war matching BYF (Mauser werke Oberndorf)
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No WAa stamps on the complete rear sightComment
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The reinforced triggerguard for a late war K98 rifleComment
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I am nearly 100% sure that the trigger-guard was re-numbered. The bolt serial stamping looks different from other byf44 bolts that I have seen (for one thing, there are no milling marks), and it leaves me with a bad feeling as well.Comment
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The serial number on the trigger guard has been pantographed. The serial number on the floorplate of my byf44 is stamped. Also, even though mine is a five digit serial number, the bolt only has the last four digits with suffix.
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Nice Byf CVM. I have a BNZ it was a gift from my family. Sadly it came from Mitchells Mausers. :/
Btw Johnny where are you from in Arkansas.Comment
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Way down in the southern part of the state, not too far north of the Louisiana line.Originally posted by Links234 View PostComment
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Ah northeast arkansas here. I was just down where you were not to long ago.Comment
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This is the floorplate from another BYF that I sold the past month with a non matching bolt. 2 letters on the floorplate.
One and less they are maybe 5 000 000 and more K98 produced so we can know all about it. And 70 years later???
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Thats a beautiful rifle gorgeous patina and wood color!! Congrats!!Originally posted by CVM View PostComment
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Too bad the triggerguard/floorplate and bolt appear to be bad/incorrect. For a 1944 "g" suffix byf the triggerguard should be unnumbered, the floorplate should have all the numbers going lengthwise and the bolt should only have the last four ditits and the suffix.Comment
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Glad someone else noticed the same stuff I did. I thought I might be crazy!Originally posted by Peter C View Post
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