Ar 41
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Warrior1354
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This is a scarce rifle to find, and even better it's a Luftwaffe contract rifle, as well. Please post more pictures when you get time, and thank you for sharing.
Not to computer savvy and tried to upload more but said the file was to big?
The photos have to be reduced in size to 1.5 megabytes or 2 megabytes to be able to post of the forum (limits of the website host I think)
AR 41 6132 d block Luftwaffe
A recent grab over the summer from the forum trade section. Rifle needs no introduction since it's a sticky reference, happy to have it especially with how nice it is compared to my 42 1940 Luftwaffe.
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Thank you!My example, serial number 6132 d Luftwaffe. Basically 1100 units away from your example. Looks very nice and congrats on that inheritanceAR 41 6132 d block Luftwaffe
A recent grab over the summer from the forum trade section. Rifle needs no introduction since it's a sticky reference, happy to have it especially with how nice it is compared to my 42 1940 Luftwaffe.
The rifle is in great condition for it’s age!My example, serial number 6132 d Luftwaffe. Basically 1100 units away from your example. Looks very nice and congrats on that inheritanceAR 41 6132 d block Luftwaffe
A recent grab over the summer from the forum trade section. Rifle needs no introduction since it's a sticky reference, happy to have it especially with how nice it is compared to my 42 1940 Luftwaffe.
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That's what proper care and storage, combined with little use does for these rifles! I think your example is the 4th one I'm aware of.
Good see your example again.
1984Landcruiser
Member
Very nice rifle! I have an all matching one from the same maker and year that has a little battle damage. That polished blue finish is something else on these!
krieghoff1
Member
I have an AR 41 serial 5403 d block.all the metal matches. Unfortunately I do not have the matching stock.
Mauserguy85
Well-known member
Very nice rifles guys …. Not easy to find matching and in such nice condition. Well done
MountainGew
Active member
All of these ar 41s in this thread are so clean, real beauties. Pretty interesting how deep the firing proof is on the receiver, I'm a newb, but that's definitely one of the deepest ones I've seen so far!
mauser99
Senior Member
Man that's one really deep receiver stamp ! Whoever applied that used for force. You can see the complete imprint if the stamp body.
Muncher 1953
Senior Member
Gorgeous! I noticed in pic 4/4 that the sling is “inside out”, that is, the leather cover on the buckle should be against the wood, which it is meant to protect. As the sling is likely set in that position it may not make sense to try & change it (might break) but you can see that the raw underside of the sling is ‘out’ vs the patterned skin side, as is normal.
Thanks for sharing!!
I was able to remove the sling and put it on correctly without any damage, also it is dated 1939