Recent content by Jonathan Severin

Thanks, all is well. Best wishes to your good self. Jonathan.

Hello Everyone, I thought folks might find this interesting. http://www.raskantik.com/visprodukt.asp?id=9911&katId=NEWS Jonathan.

Hello, Metal tipped buttstocks are from 1938-41 and it depends on the type of wood used, walnut 1936-38, beech 1942-45. Here's the full list. Walnut 36-38 Metal tipped Bakelite 38-41 Bakelite 39-43 Steel 43 Beech 42-45 Bunker mount steel. Jonathan.

You have acquired an exceptional pistol. Well done. Jonathan.

Fantastic, what a beauty! You are a very lucky, and no doubt very happy man. Green with envy, Jonathan.

Tut, tut, schoolboy error, everybody knows that they weren't SS Elves, but SS Gnomes. It's all in the detail! :behindsofa: Jonathan.

Thank you all for the information. My eyesight, since when did a "e" look like a "l" I think I need glasses! I have looked at that bayonet you mentioned AndyB, thanks for that as well. Jonathan.

Hello, Numbers don't match, same date 1939. It looks like an "L" to me, but I am no expert! Jonathan.

Hello, I have a bayonet and noticed that the blade is stamp "F" but I was expecting to see "E" as in E.u.F. But I have F.u.F. Any ideas? Jonathan.

Hello, Not too sure if I should post here or in the machine gun section as it concerns post war production of the Mg34, but it's about Waffenwerke Brunn/Ceska Zbrojovaka Brno production only. Like the G33/40s there Mg34s were coded dot (one exception being 945), waffenamt WaA63 and maunfactured...

Hello James, I think you may well have spotted I am very much a beginner here! So I have added a few more pictures, I still thinks it's ok. Hello tsmgguy, That's the one of the stock which matches the rifle, the bolt doesn't match. Many thanks, Jonathan.

I am quietly confident that all is good here, it has been used post war by the Norwegians as can be seen in the picture and I knew that, and what it meant before I got it. But it is a G33/40 with post war Norwegian use. Jonathan.

Hello Everyone, Here are a few pictures of the G33/40 I recently bought. It seems to be in good order and has been used post war by the Norwegian Police. I am very pleased with it. I would also like to thank spentprimer, waffenmeister, 3371940, and everybody else for there very helpful and...

The Boob strikes again!!! I have cracked it no worries. I will post some pictures of the rifle later, it's a 1940 945. Jonathan.

Hello, I have just got a G33/40 and the bolt came later. The safety lever is not in the upright position, and I can't get it in the rifle. I have looked on Youtube but I can't work out want to do too put this right? Any help would be great. Many thanks, Jonathan.