Recent content by martin100

Hallo, ich habe hier eine Frage an die Experten und würde mich freuen, wenn Sie mir weiterhelfen könnten. Ich suche Einträge von OStBf EICHMANN. Möglicherweise ein Dokument, auf dem man nachvollziehen kann, welche Waffe (Luger) er hatte. Gibt es eine Möglichkeit herauszufinden, welche Nummer...

Hello, the collector has unfortunately already sold the bnz42. Unfortunately not to me. Thank you for the answers.

Thank you very much. I can send you a photo to your Mail Adresse.

bnz42 Hello, I have a question about bnz stocks. Is it possible to have a byf mark on an early bnz42 stick? And a flat butteplate? Thanks for your help. Best Regards martin100

Byf 43 Hi, I have a question: Is it possible that with a byf 43 a visor 1st generation (rear side also numbered with distance) is mounted. Number from K98 is 4 digits with suffix kk. Thank you. Best regards :hail:

Ax 41 Hello, I'm also looking for a well-preserved ax41. If someone wants to part with such a piece please contact me. Many thanks. :hail::hail::hail:

Hello, were you in the museum? What do you think about the assembly?

Single Claw Hello Mister. Roberts I do not know which scope is now mounted. If I go back to the museum I'll look. regards :hail:

Single Claw Hello, yes I have seen this montage in the said museum. Whether it is the rifle in the photos I can not say, however, a scope is mounted. Thanks for the answers. Best regards

Single Claw Hello , I've seen a single claw Montage on a K98 that did not have a number at all. 2. WK. Also no stamp. Is that possible ? Was in a museum of military history and the museum director is convinced of the originality. Is this possible? Best regards :hail:

Jpg 026 Hello forum members, I have a question about picture 026. Is this a WaA stamp on the chamber stem? Is that common with AX41 or was it even on other rifles. I've already seen such a stamp on a dou44? Is that possible ? I ask so interested because I am also looking for a real AX41. I...

Buckplate Hello mr roberts, may I ask you if the ribbed shaft cap (buckplate) on the bnz with the single claw assembly was common? And one more question please. What does the inside of the buckplate look like? Is that smooth or even fluted? With kind regards

oh my god is there an I under the K ??

Thanks for new Treat OK I get it. Your rifles are all original and each other is a fake one. With arguments like "I've never seen the stamp", but no matter. None of you was then. As I said in the LAW is a photo inside with a ribbed fuse. For a double claw. But no matter. Certainly only fake...

and what I noticed at the byf 44. The stamp on the 44 E ... is always partially visible. not like you totally covered. at least a 4 is always visible. ..