Zeppelin5000
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Hey guys, posting this for someone. Have any of you come across anything like this? It's a Steyr produced rifle (WaA623), but there is no z stamped after the bn.... is this an anomaly or something often seen?
Hey guys, posting this for someone. Have any of you come across anything like this? It's a Steyr produced rifle (WaA623), but there is no z stamped after the bn.... is this an anomaly or something often seen?
I don’t see any markings on the barrel which is unusual. Something is going on with the serial number as someone already mentioned and as shown in the enlargement I’ve made. None of it looks recent though, lots of crud at the metal/wood line. I’d like to see the rest of the gun, all over. I don’t recall seeing a “bn” bnz before but that doesn’t mean anything!
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Well, it looks like the newb stamping that day first stamped the "6" on its side, then restamped it right side up...fucked up the bnz too, maybe it was take your kid to work day...
Well, it looks like the newb stamping that day first stamped the "6" on its side, then restamped it right side up...fucked up the bnz too, maybe it was take your kid to work day...
I don’t know! Any more pictures of the bolt available?
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Well, it looks like the newb stamping that day first stamped the "6" on its side, then restamped it right side up...fucked up the bnz too, maybe it was take your kid to work day...
Ok guys, got some more pics in sunlight. There is indeed a partial Z. It was just stamped at an angle so that it was heavy on the B and light on the z
I agree. Even in the n itself you can see the left (as viewed) is much deeper versus the right. At least in my opine