Brand new to this rifle and that’s why I asked.Lort! It's perfectly as it should be right now. Leave it alone Surely this is a joke post!
More coming tomorrow. I’m new to this weapon. Always wanted one and after I watch YouTube on disassembly I will take more pics then. It is a walther and has a non matching magazine and a small part of the bolt but the rest is all matchingDon't touch it in the slightest. It looks like it's a Durofol handguard (made using molded wood veneers) and is correct for any Berlin Lubecker Maschinenfabrik made rifle (duv or qve factory code). The inside of the handguard should be marked Durofol in a diamond. Can we get some more pics of the rifle?
havent learned the correct names, they are chrome/shiney metal and are 2 almost duplicate parts that are inside the bolt.mags weren't numbered to match the gun so you're good on that front.
What's the m/m bolt part?
what are your thoughts on the upper fore grip on my new rifle? refinish it down or find a better match?
Well, your rifle is not a Walther but a Berlin Lubecker Maschinenfabrik with that duv44 code of the reveiver. Walther made rifles used the "ac" code. BLM rifles were inspected with WaA214 or an eagle over 214 and overall, yours looks rather nice. The 2 parts you are referring to are the locking flaps which will have the last 2 digits of the serial number electropenciled on them like in this picture (last 2 are 74 in pic, kinda hard to see but present, top is upside down). Most of the bolt components will be numbered in electropencil (bolt, firing pin housing, action cover, extractor). The notched locking flap matches a corresponding nub on the bolt so that the flaps are put together in the same manner for consistency. Also, your stock should be numbered on the keel with some additional proofs behind the triggerguard, on the wrist, and closer to the buttplate, show us more!havent learned the correct names, they are chrome/shiney metal and are 2 almost duplicate parts that are inside the bolt.
had to have one, saw this and said hell yes. paid under 4k. tearing it apart tonight!Well, your rifle is not a Walther but a Berlin Lubecker Maschinenfabrik with that duv44 code of the reveiver. Walther made rifles used the "ac" code. BLM rifles were inspected with WaA214 or an eagle over 214 and overall, yours looks rather nice. The 2 parts you are referring to are the locking flaps which will have the last 2 digits of the serial number electropenciled on them like in this picture (last 2 are 74 in pic, kinda hard to see but present, top is upside down). Most of the bolt components will be numbered in electropencil (bolt, firing pin housing, action cover, extractor). The notched locking flap matches a corresponding nub on the bolt so that the flaps are put together in the same manner for consistency. Also, your stock should be numbered on the keel with some additional proofs behind the triggerguard, on the wrist, and closer to the buttplate, show us more!
With scope also? Don’t forget to include pics of that and the mount! Looks like you did good.had to have one, saw this and said hell yes. paid under 4k. tearing it apart tonight!
havent learned the correct names, they are chrome/shiney metal and are 2 almost duplicate parts that are inside the bolt.
Damn, that's a great deal with the original scope. I've been looking for a nice qve45 with Durofol handguard like yours and haven't had any luck finding one. Maybe one dayhad to have one, saw this and said hell yes. paid under 4k. tearing it apart tonight!
not sure why i said Walther but thanks... now i have a K98 and a G43 both from DUV, didnt even try LOL... awesome how that works out...Well, your rifle is not a Walther but a Berlin Lubecker Maschinenfabrik with that duv44 code of the reveiver. Walther made rifles used the "ac" code. BLM rifles were inspected with WaA214 or an eagle over 214 and overall, yours looks rather nice. The 2 parts you are referring to are the locking flaps which will have the last 2 digits of the serial number electropenciled on them like in this picture (last 2 are 74 in pic, kinda hard to see but present, top is upside down). Most of the bolt components will be numbered in electropencil (bolt, firing pin housing, action cover, extractor). The notched locking flap matches a corresponding nub on the bolt so that the flaps are put together in the same manner for consistency. Also, your stock should be numbered on the keel with some additional proofs behind the triggerguard, on the wrist, and closer to the buttplate, show us more!