I recently bought a TGF 50 marked rifle and had a few questions since there seems to be limited information out there on them. Let me know what you all think.
Mine seems to have a mix of parts that are waffenamt marked:extractor, trigger, sear, firing pin (different serial number so assuming replacement), follower. Were the czech's still using left over small parts to assemble these rifles or does it appear these replaced over the service life the rifle with spares?
My front barrel band and trigger guard are different than what I seen other people have. The barrel band is an earlier style band and my trigger guard is milled with a stamped floor plate. The serial numbers on these match to the gun and they all appear to have the same wear pattern on the parts as the rest of the gun so it appears they have been with it for awhile.
It also has a marking on the stock that was under the buttplate that I have not seen before. Any in-site into this?
Mine seems to have a mix of parts that are waffenamt marked:extractor, trigger, sear, firing pin (different serial number so assuming replacement), follower. Were the czech's still using left over small parts to assemble these rifles or does it appear these replaced over the service life the rifle with spares?
My front barrel band and trigger guard are different than what I seen other people have. The barrel band is an earlier style band and my trigger guard is milled with a stamped floor plate. The serial numbers on these match to the gun and they all appear to have the same wear pattern on the parts as the rest of the gun so it appears they have been with it for awhile.
It also has a marking on the stock that was under the buttplate that I have not seen before. Any in-site into this?
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