help with mg42 marks.

[panzerfaust79]

can anyone help me to identify this mg42?
in ww2 production?
thanks, Danilo

[panzerfaust79]

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[nordbaden]

Mauser(ar) MG 42 from 1944(DF)

Later Used in Austria

ÖBH. Österreichisches Bundesheer

[NORDLAND1]

Hello Danilo.

How nordbaden said:
The receiver is from Mauser and this MG42 was produced ca. in May 1944.
In postwar it was used at the austrian Army.That you can see at the "ÖBH" stamp.(Österreichisches Bundesheer)
the code "bpr-PJ" stand for the producer Großfuß and this part was produced in the year 1944 too.
The feed tray is coded with "kur" and stand for the Steyr."kur" feed trays are relative rare.
Please show us more nice pics from this Mg42!!Please from all markings and all sites!!!
I am sure that we can give you more interesting informations!
For me is this 42 very interesting too because its not in my MG42 Database!!!

Many Greetings NORDLAND

[panzerfaust79]

Mauser(ar) MG 42 from 1944(DF)

Later Used in Austria

ÖBH. Österreichisches Bundesheer

thanks for your reply!!
Danilo

[panzerfaust79]

Hello Danilo.

How nordbaden said:
The receiver is from Mauser and this MG42 was produced ca. in May 1944.
In postwar it was used at the austrian Army.That you can see at the "ÖBH" stamp.(Österreichisches Bundesheer)
the code "bpr-PJ" stand for the producer Großfuß and this part was produced in the year 1944 too.
The feed tray is coded with "kur" and stand for the Steyr."kur" feed trays are relative rare.
Please show us more nice pics from this Mg42!!Please from all markings and all sites!!!
I am sure that we can give you more interesting informations!
For me is this 42 very interesting too because its not in my MG42 Database!!!

Many Greetings NORDLAND

soon i add more pictures!

[panzerfaust79]

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[jonathanseverin]

Very nice,

I especially like the two tone effect with the phosphate top cover.

Jonathan.