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Yeah, I was just curious on value. I don’t know much about these and went down the rabbit hole researching and found this forum...

If the bore is nice, and that bolt is matching to the barreled receiver…. It’s a $600+ gun as is all day long. The stock can possibly be...

That’s a $600 gun easy, especially with the stock remnants. That’s stock can be saved as well.

A 1940 Sauer receiver , code 147. Why don’t you look up the picture reference thread on this forum to see what fully matching rifles...

$800-$1000 assuming rear sight lip intact

Metal unmessed with. Barreled receiver , rear sight, bolt , bottom metal matching . Early 38 BLM, anything special ?

Yea, so it's maybe a $1000 gun. Maybe.... Typical Russian capture mixmaster. There is a picture reference thread sticky in this...

Old vz24 stocks are a good source of walnut front ends. I have one . Here it is next to a k98k stock. Modifying it is not that difficult .

Look through the picture reference thread and the dot 43 rifles posted there . Note the location and style/font of all the markings ...

Authentic in that all the parts were made by the Germans or under German control . Not authentic in that it is mismatched and and the...

The easiest would be to look at the refernece pictures thread. Here is a 1940, 42 receiver code rifle...

What are you trying to achieve? It will never be original again. Looks like a Russian capture, or a sporter rescue with whatever parts...

I bought this house last year, tell me all about it...heres a pic of one of the bricks... Seriously, what can anyone say based on those...

If you are trying to do this on a budget, look for one with unmolested metal and maybe a matching bolt. Second best would be a barelled...

Sorry to say, but bringing it back to military look/spec will be an adventure in futility, and a money pit.