pwcosol

This one has a stock plug and a blued cleaning rod. Bolt m/m but a blued Vz bolt in it.

Thanks for the clarification Slash. We were on two different tracks, which explains everything...

Good comments pwcosol. My reply and comments were to SVW1945's original post, #1. The phenolic oil bottle with maker's code ept and...

Slasher: Regarding the oiler in question, it is a bit difficult to ascertain if it is the same pattern as pictured in posts #1, 2 & 32...

After looking at the kit "scharf" posted again, I suspect it is not a W. German BGS/BW Post-WW2 reissue, but rather E. German. The oiler...

I know whom got this one. After seeing this, subsequently heard that post-WW2 paint does not adhere well to the wartime paint used. It...

Yea the price was right. 20 bucks each. I need to find the correct spon for the ab44 can

Everything I see looks good. Have no hesitation in picking up clean, partial kits whenever the price is right...

Once had a nice copy of the 1943 edition L. f. d. Ordnungs-Polizei, but later replaced it with the 1974 compilation/reprint pictured...

Awesome work as well and thanks for sharing the pics! Good luck with getting the Mauser HSc as well :) I'm not sure I plan to do any...

As Slash has very well reflected, the topic of the RGK is quite complicated but at the same time very interesting. IMHO, as far as the...

The first one is a Type 3a. The beads are thin steel (magnetic). Signs of crimping differ from bead to bead. In my experience most...

Well done. You just might become the "go-to" guy for holster repairs! I recently picked up the pictured Mauser HSc Vet bring-back...

Ok folks, I decided to take on the stitching repair of my fairly rare 1941 ftc High Power holster. It took me a while to get the right...

Thank you, Antoni... haven't heard from you in awhile, too! Got a couple more which are still on the desk, so will add them to this...