RyanE

Welcome! Your rifle sounds like some sort of restoration. The action was mated to a stock and bolt from another rifle (probably...

Interesting location on these compared to mine

The easiest way to spot the Finnbear fakes is to look at the underside. The inspection markings are always the same, so seeing the '10'...

Looks like Ingolstadt, though the numbering work is a little odd for them. The other number on the barrel is just the gauge measurement...

Sling looks like the original Czechoslovakian.

I suspect it's probably just a poorly stamped B. There were no E/P markings (except for the Weimar era 98b stocks).

The unit is czechoslovak army 22.Infantry regiment located in Jičín. With the high number it was a spare reserve unit piece, as it so...

SSZZA4 refers to the acceptance stamp used by the SS depot that built rifles from parts and as well as repair work. We can tell the bolt...

Someone lied to you

Disc markings are Czech. 22P is the 22nd Infantry Regiment. Nice German mod rifle.

I would say it was reworked twice. The marking behind the swivel looks like WwHr (Waffenwerkstatt Hannover), an earlier form of the...

I present to you this one which belongs to a friend, found in the North of France. He is unfortunately neutralized by Pin Rifle that has...

This was the only item I picked up at Tulsa:

Some cool German captured SVT40, and SVT38 photographs. I purchased these original photographs from an author. He posted these photos in...

Just thought this kg69 sight base was neat, hadn’t seen one before. Picked it up in a parts bin in Tulsa.