Search results

Welcome to the form. Looking forward to seeing the pictures when you get them up. Have to ask what part of Idaho are you in ? I grew up in Moscow. But that was a long time ago. Rick

Hi guy, I assume you're in beautiful Lewiston or maybe on the other side of the river. Hope you get back to work before too long. I'm sure CCI misses you.

It's a KKW single shot 22lr trainer. Produced by BSW. However, it has had some reworking done. The sling swivel cut has been filled as well as the bolt take down washer. Stock was refinished. The duffle bag cut and repaired; this is not that bad only shows it was a bring back. The butt plate was...

+1 on what Stan said. Czech Lion for sure.

I have a question. Te hole in the butt plate. Is there a void behind it like a long screw was there ? The counter bore in the barrel. Is there trace of anything being pushed in there. The reason I ask is. This one looks like it could have been a lamp at one tine. Bolt through butt plate to...

I have a pair of es 340 bs that I shoot on a regular basis. Both are soped one with an old Weaver K 10 and the other has a modern 6x24. Both will hold their own in the 22 varmint matches at the club against modern target 22s. Gotta love these and the trainers.

I'll go for it also. I too have a set I'll donate if I win. Merry Christmas

The problem with these ie. Many times the recievers were scrubed of all markings. Sometims just the proofs and serial numbers. Just depends who did it. after the new barrels were added the rifles had to be proofed again. so now you have commercial proofs instead of the gov't ones. Other parts...

Hi Peter What you have is a Servicemans Rifle. It was built on a Mauser action from before WW1, 1908 by the reciever date. After the war it was rebarreled to 8.15 46R .It was a popular sporting round from before the war and was used in a lot of stalking rifles. It's about the same as a...

I would if I could. The other rifle is in a trash heap somewhere in Germany. He only brought home the whole one he made.

I got this rifle from the son of the vet that brought it back. The story is he made it out of two rifles. One had a broken stock. The other had no bolt. He moved the buut plate to this because it had writing. It appears to be a Mauser action in a BSW / Gustloff stock. Si it.s a parts gun. When I...

Okay this is not a trainer. I was hoping somebody would have a guess as to who made it and for who or what. Serial is # 22 on all the major parts bolt receiver barrel etc. Has BU proofs. Sort of looks like a Geco.

What you have is a Spanish Model 1893 produced in 1898. The date is the year of production.

It's a Czech. VZ-24 in 7mm made for Guatemala. Made about 1937. Too bad it got drilled. There were only produced 4,000 of these produced.

Here's a start for answers. Your rifle is a Yugo rebuild done after the end of the war . It has an earlier flat butt plate stock not one of the later cupped style. It's a mix master of parts bands etc. This was done during the rebuild process. From what you can see it sports a new Yugo made...

Yugo mauser cleaning rod guide. Issued in the cleaning kits for the post war refurbished and new mausers . Hope this is helpful.

Looks like the ones for the post war Yugo mausers. Cut out so it will lock around the front sight with the hood on.

OK I'll add my 2 cents. It would appear that this is a parts gun. Would really like to see some better pictures of the barrel bands and any other marks or proofs. The one thing that pops out is that's not a Gew. stock. Its cut for a handguard clip, the relief is right in front of the...

Yes the Paatz trainer is similar to unobtainum, and would also love to have one. As for shooting it's about the same as any of the peroid sporters or trainers. I have a small collection of about 20 pcs. Both DSM 34 and KKW and sporters including one mystery rifle a Hommel similar to a Mauser...

Here's some photos of a Paatz Sporter . Receiver reads BERNH PAATZ WAFFENFABRIK ZELLA-MELHIS/THUR. Has Eagle N proofs. OK I know it's not really a trainer, but it's the only one of these I've seen.Thanks