Good Morning everyone Happy Thanksgiving. So I recently viewed (didn’t purchase) a Byf 43 “All Matching” k98. However there’s the high chance that the Bolt Handle/ Body was forced matched post war. So the serial number on the bolt handle “matches” the rifle and all other components but the font and size is clearly different and appears to be grinded down and renumbered for there isn’t fresh wear marks where it contacts the receiver but it also has the WAF Eagle stamps on the side and underneath of the bolt handle as well, however all other parts of the bolt are original and match the rest of the rifle, fonts match up and everything. So what would be a logical reason for having a mismatched forced bolt body, but also having the original firing pin, extractor, shroud, safety and cocking mechanism with the original font and what not? I did read on forums many possibilities but one that stuck out was some guy talked to an old German soldier from ww2 and he said that when they cleaned their weapons in the field they would throw all their bolts into a bucket of diesel but I’m not sure if the bolts were stripped or fully assembled. If they were assembled wouldn’t it make more sense to have a completely mismatching bolt That matched itself but not the rest of the rifle and not a partial? Any insight would be greatly appreciated gents thank you. I can post pics if needed I took some screen shots. Just trying to further educate myself on what to look for and what to stay away from.