Questions about wood stock for early and late kar98k and prussian wood stock

[BUZZER]

Hi,

I have got a problem, I would like to put the kar 98k "iron" in correct wood stock.
I have got two wood stocks - one for early war model, and the secon one for late war version.
First wood stock will be for Steyr bnz 43:






What do You think about this one, will it match for bnz 43 model?

Now, the early war mauser model:

I think there is "1941"...




And the probably wood for it:







And what are Your opinions? Will it match for model that I showed to You?

Post Scriptum:

Can You tell me from which period it is? I think it is prussian...














Like always Thank You for all replies and helping me!
Regards,
Buzzz

[Grossfuss]

K98k stock

Hi,
For a 1941 rifle you need another cup heelplate stock - laminated beech or walnut used in that year.
Grossfuss

[BUZZER]

thank you...good to know that...but what about the bnz43 model? This one is correct or not? how do you think?

[DieSoldat]

My BNZ 43 K98 is in its original cupped buttplate stock like you have 1st pictured ..the lower last pic looks to be a antique 71/84 Mauser rifle WWI ..pre WWI rifle..

[sszza2]

Hi,
For a 1941 rifle you need another cup heelplate stock - laminated beech or walnut used in that year.
Grossfuss

Not necessarily accurate. Flat or cupped stock as well as hardwood or laminate all depends on manufacturer and serial range.

[sszza2]

The action shown based on condition looks ground dug. If so IMO leave it as is and don't waste a stock on it.