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Oops! :rolleyes: o_O

Most likely a dot 1944 stock

The triangle S is an early Simson trademark. The Nazis took Simson over @1937 and it was renamed BSW So this is probably pre ‘37 made...

I use this tool and love it, but I cheat and smash a .22 rimfire case and place it between the pusher screw and sight base to cushion it...

OK, glad the two rifles you showed before weren't involved. As to being ridiculed. You have to admit that there is a difference between...

You should have used a spacer, even a cut up pop can. The screwing action introduced friction on the parts which took off material. A...

I believe these were armorers rebuild bases made for the 98m. they are proofed for Simson but don't have the additional proof for...

Post war.

Page #83 in Simpson's Book shows a photo of Mauser DSM, s/n 46938 which clearly shows a milled lower band. Page #95 & #96 shows s/n...

Rg34s, like bayonets, frogs, ammo bandoliers, etc. have all increased in both demand and values for decades. For some, a couple of Rg34s...

Some one will get bent over on this one!!!

I just don't see how you can classify this as fraudulent. :LOL: :ROFLMAO: :LOL: :ROFLMAO: 🤪:rolleyes: Just because it's the first AVU...

That is my understanding. I think it's a German stock reworked by the Yugoslavians. Might be shortened too like many of those.

I thought post war Yugo stocks were made without the takedown discs. Am I wrong? :confused:

Some parts that were originally going to SS production lines were recycled into standard army production as the war situation worsened...