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Yesterday, 08:01 PM

flynaked replied to a thread 1915 Erfurt Kar98a in Mauser Rifles 1870 to 1918 - The Imperial Era

Nice and untouched, plus the sling!! Has a great look to it.

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Yesterday, 02:51 PM

flynaked replied to a thread K98 single claw for review in Optics and Mauser Sniper Rifles

I presumed you were trying to locate the building in the wartime pictures, which is the one I am talking about. I believe the building on...

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Yesterday, 11:21 AM

flynaked replied to a thread Commercially proofed S/42 1936? in Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period

A pre proofed Mauser barrel then, sure is interesting. I wonder what the polishing is about, not a Russian practice from what I’ve seen, I suppose...

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Yesterday, 12:42 AM

CanadianAR replied to a thread duv/bnz dual code rifle in Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period

About as cool as it gets for an RC. I would probably own that RC. But regular plain ones..no. Even sold an SS one I found here. Such a sad state that...

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01-25-2021, 08:15 PM

flynaked replied to a thread Karab. 98b - year of manufacture in Mauser rifles 1919 to 1932 - Weimar Republic

You can see the lower sling attach if you brighten the photo.

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01-25-2021, 07:51 PM

flynaked replied to a thread K98 single claw for review in Optics and Mauser Sniper Rifles

It’s actually down the road from there a little ways. In post #59 I mentioned the Lat & Long for a building, which is called the Palais Sarnthein,...

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01-24-2021, 03:15 PM

flynaked replied to a thread Commercial 1944 mfg. K98 in Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period

Still hoping someone has an idea on this keel marking on one of them.

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01-24-2021, 02:35 PM

flynaked replied to a thread Steyr M.95/30 - Austrian 1st Republic in WW2 German Contract Rifles and Beutewaffen used from 1871 to 1945

They sure were Pat :biggrin1:

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01-24-2021, 01:30 AM

CanadianAR replied to a thread The Needle in the Haystack: S/42 from 1936 in Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period

Cool find. I agree on the wood, I wouldn’t touch it.

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01-23-2021, 03:52 PM

CanadianAR replied to a thread 2 Matching clc 44 bayontes by Richard Herder in Bayonets and Accessories

Very very nice. I have an extremely nice wood grip but I don’t have Bakelite yet.

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01-23-2021, 03:47 PM

CanadianAR replied to a thread Newst pickup, Kreigsmarine HSC in WW2 Axis Handguns and Accessories

Nice! Love the KM style waffenamts.

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01-23-2021, 02:27 PM

flynaked replied to a thread Commercially proofed S/42 1936? in Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period

My best guess would be some sort of test piece or trials for something, sent back to Oberndorf before 1940 for unknown reasons, that is their style...

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01-22-2021, 03:11 PM

flynaked replied to a thread KM Dsm34? in Small Bore Training Rifles and Conversion Kits 1920-1945

Ha! No sweat. I’ll try not to, but it looks like nobody gets out of this one alive.

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01-22-2021, 01:41 PM

flynaked replied to a thread KM Dsm34? in Small Bore Training Rifles and Conversion Kits 1920-1945

Ahh a few days ago plus two years.

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01-22-2021, 12:00 PM

flynaked replied to a thread KM Dsm34? in Small Bore Training Rifles and Conversion Kits 1920-1945

Where was the G41 posted, didn’t see one yesterday? Just rhetorically, there are a lot of rifles with very crisp markings especially in walnut. The...

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01-22-2021, 10:53 AM

flynaked replied to a thread KM Dsm34? in Small Bore Training Rifles and Conversion Kits 1920-1945

I did, it’s similar but not the same. It definitely could be fake, maybe that’s why someone sporterized it, thought it was fake junk.

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01-21-2021, 12:28 PM

flynaked replied to a thread KM Dsm34? in Small Bore Training Rifles and Conversion Kits 1920-1945

It’s a Geco dsm with all the correct nomenclature and bottom metal etc, it was simply sportered.

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