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More pics of my K43

gebirgsjager

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Barrel code is DTK 48 44
 

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Enjoy. I am!:laugh:
 

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k43

Thanks mauser99. Looking for a scope and mount...but pretty happy this way too. This is how it came back from Bertchesgarden where the vet picked it up!
 
k43 n block

this n block would have a round edge phosphate e/359 proofed mount.. with a ddx k43 marked scope would be most appropriate for the mount I.M.H.O. I think I know someone who has a spare or two..
 
Very nice find! I have a couple of spare completely original late war mounts with ddx scopes that are close to your ser#. Contact me if you are interested.
 
Thanks

farb, that is "winter camo paint"! It works good. Had it leaning against my snow suit and had a heck of a time finding it!:laugh: Bertchesgarden after all.
 
just meaning that its been sitting in a closet or some such and got paint speckles on it and has been left in an uncleaned, untouched condition.
 
WW 2 vets and painting postwar bedrooms

Well, I was about to ask what the significance in the "white paint" was.

A lot of WW2 vets treated these things with not much care, including my own Father. I have German officers dove head sword he took from a house in Frankfurt that now has pink paint splatters on the scabbard from when he painted my sister's bedroom in the 1950's. I have a beautiful stag gripped Eickhorn dress bayonet that he sharpened for deer hunting! Ten years ago I bought an early SS officers degen with green paint on the hilt, grip and portepee (see Tom Whitman's Dress Daggers and Swords of the SS, page 365).
The G41 I got last weekend even has a few white paint splatters on the butt.
 
Vet pick up?

Did the G41 get picked up in Bertchesgarden too? Don't set it on a white wall.....it will dissapear before your eyes! I love these guns.:hail: Bret
 

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