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No.. these are the only three pictures I stole from the auction listing ;).

Good afternoon everyone, It was photographing a couple new acquisitions and it occurred to me that I had accumulated a decent...

Chris, sorry to somewhat kind of hijack your thread, but the title just perfectly fits what I recently saw and made my head scratch...

I'm afraid that this reply may end up with you bringing up an older thread of mine and having to picture a ton more parts, but for the...

Hey @CourlandPocket are you aware whether in the inter war period if Latvia issued any sniper rifles made up yourself? I know that...

That's my rifle and picture I provided to Laurent for his website, Anyway, attached some more.

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Pictures that I forgot to add for having taken them a few days later.

In book of Skramoussky is written that the F date stamp is for contract of Financial Directorates, which means contract of Ministry of...

I could look at the Skramoussky book, the piece is a early Vz.27 pistol - 1930 production and 1930 contract, which could be used by...

Had this posted over on Lugerforums, figured I may also get some good replies in here, so worth a try ... at first glance this made me...

I'd assume if you were a sniper in WWII you'd rather keep your mouth shut, at least in the early days post WWII.

Receiver flat at front bottom, just below where you see the swj markings in the above picture (of course not in that weapon, but those...

Spot on, applies to the one that I am aware of. Serial 66xx J / XE from 1945.