Hi, just dug this out of the attic and thought I would share it with the forum. Any comments appreicated..
Rick
Rick
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Do you have some questions or just sharing? Looks well worn and a mix of parts.Comment
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Hi, just sharing... you say a mix of parts, does that mean it has been made up from different rifles?
Cheers,
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Yeah, made up from several rifles.--perfect for the range, though.Comment
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Originally posted by pvluger View Post
You don't think this picture is disturbing???
Second in post #2 showing the barrel????
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Yeah, the barrel does not look like its screwed all the way in. Could we get a photo of the top of the receiver looking straight down at it?
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Originally posted by Von Kleist View PostComment
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This one is an odd duck.
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i see only one serial number 1574 i think on one part, waffens every where else. where are you fellows seeing mix match parts? looks like a k98 rough shape but only number i see is 1574. check number on sight , sight base front sight, stock screws, bolt bolt handle floorplate, virtually every part. if they are all the same its worth a good amount. maybe i am missing something here.?Comment
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They don't have to see the numbers to know that a gun with some parts that were only produced late in the war and other parts that were only produced early in the war is a mixture of parts.Originally posted by pitts duncan View PostComment
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Eh..just shoot it in place. j/k, yeah, he might want to take it to a smith to check it all out.Originally posted by Von Kleist View PostComment
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It looks like it could be a JP Sauer 1941 ish .
The stock is not correct for the year. Post war sling..
The barrel is odd, the SN lines up and looks JP Sauer but why the gap??
Can you post pictures of this as well??
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