You are very welcome! It's good you stopped to remove the butt plate, I don't want you to damage the screws. With "original disc" I meant the original disc of the rifle, not the added disc with the "MP" marking. The area between these two discs is important, I have marked the area in the photo, there should be the branch of service (H, M or L) marking. Maybe it's still slightly visible when you take a good photo.
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It is very hard to see any mark. I tried to get a close up the best that I could. Maybe you can see something
Looks like a Eagle H to me.
Definitely HeerOriginally Posted by mto7464
"Wen Tausend einen Mann erschlagen, das ist nicht Ruhm, das ist nicht Ehre, denn beinsen wird's in späteren tagen gesiegt hat doch das Deutsch Heer. Podest nicht die Paten der Soldaten doner die da Sterben sollen, soll man geben was sie wollen, sahs sie Herzen, sahs sie Küssen, den sie wissen nicht wann sie sterben müssen"
Thank you for all of the help. Sorry I have been out of town with no computer access. After all I have learned the next question is value? I have been around guns for a long time and only have seen one AR mauser in my lifetime. I know they made many does that make mine a hard to fine manufacture? Also since it was a commonwealth capture and all matching does that add value to? I realize that the rifle is not pristine
Will add mine. Matching 1940 243 code. 5993 t. Laminate Barrel code/maker beneath wood line. Has the letter "P" stamped on stock. L&F markied sling.
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