Loewe

Thought this one would be too neat to not share. Matching including the cleaning rod, Eagle L stamped for Luftwaffe, Walnut stock...

While the pictures are very poor, it does look largely original, not a easy rifle to find nice, and BSW/37 has a very high rc-rate...

Mismatched parts are mismatched parts, anything else is conjecture. Having said that a very nice rifle in any case.

IAMCC could have been much worse, they accepted early figures of destruction (pre-supervised) at face value, probably for political...

Pound for pound, 1914 dated rifles are second behind 1918 in Imperial trim. In terms of absolute numbers, 1918 dwarfs the production of...

My apologies for being gruff, more out of frustration than hostility, - Chris is here to moderate my frustration fueled negativity...

Thank you for doing this-- it's an Erfurt bolt (you can tell by the fireproof being the "chicken" eagle)-- but aside from that, it's...

I didn't mean the bolt... that is not German re-numbering. That is not an issue (possibility). Clues maybe derived from the actual...

It has a property (1920) stamp. Turkey is not likely. What you have depends on numerous good pictures, these are inadequate

Yeah as Marc said, it's a rare gun, but unfortunately whacked pretty bad. I wouldn't feel bad if I had paid that much for it but I...

Depends on range and year, 1944 varies, in the h-block 2 acceptance are common and carries over to 1945.

More from the Boston Archives The Army Ordnance examined the "New" Mauser rifle. I can only assume based on the pictures it's the...

OM, thanks for looking, not sure of what to make of the barrel code, it is clearly the factory barrel but what can be identified of the...

The rifle goes back to 2010 on Gunboards and it is a solid example of a rifle that had a role in all three era's, Imperial, the Republic...

I might need this one too.