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Second confirmation. I will take a copy.

If you decide to try and flip the disk, get yourself an exacto knife or a scalpel or something similar and chase the edge of the disk...

The spanner screw is the easy part believe it or not. The hard part is getting that disc out without butchering the wood around it...

Thanks everyone, I'm really glad to have this one! Thanks! I tried referencing previous examples for what would be useful, especially...

Do watch for the German metal cans. They can bring some crazy money for an empty box haha. They usually have odd means of clasping shut...

Looks like a US M1917 Browning wooden ammo box. I don’t know if any wooden boxes the Germans made that would have a notch like that or a...

I bet you’d be pretty happy if you flipped that disc. I had a 1916 Spandau #1064 r and it was unit marked to the 95th infantry.

Last but not least, odds and ends. I'll probably have to do a bit work on the trigger guard as there was some light rust on the inside...

Here's the stock and stock hardware. No duffle cut on this one though it has been bounced around a fair amount.

Here's the bolt and trigger guard as well as the before and after of the firing pin.

While this one isn't very rare by any means, I'm very happy to finally post my first Gewehr 98! I have learned a ton here over the past...

I just subscribed, - I saw a series on the 98a too... will check them out. *** the historical context was surprising accurate, this guy...

They're really worth watching, especially for subjects that you don't already know a ton about. C&R has been discussed before and while...

You might be thinking of the Argentine lances made by WKC. Sarco got a big bunch of them in years ago. They were similar, but a number...

Another great C&Rsenal documentary, enjoy!