RyanE

Yeah, total fake. Stock, bolt, everything.

Well, it appears legit. The issue is it’s probably not impossible to get perfect skull stamps and apply them. So you have a potentially...

Barrel and receiver markings look promising, but stock is totally wrong for this gun. Mount is, as mentioned, no good.

From a friends collection, he managed to do the impossible and find a consecutive serialized set of pistols - not from the end of the...

If I had to guess, I would guess this is a Königsberg (Kg69) rework based on the fireproof and it's position.

Stock is Yugo. Bands are actually original to the gun, but the rest is a mix of replaced parts. Bolt is probably fake, but floorplate...

Thanks for the extra pics. EWB is for Einwohnerwehr Bayern. Other than the spelling, you have it right. This rifle is a rework so its...

Here are a few extra photos. Like all the others in this series, the stocks seem to have had the recoil lug added and not mated back to...

Sorry, but I have to disagree! A K98b is nothing more or less than a postwar manufactured Radfahrergewehr with a new designation. It has...

I think they are usually thought to be Paul Weyersberg (crs) since the scabbards are usually 41crs marked. But who knows who actually...

Sure they can. Its just a hassle. The Kupper guns sometimes use these and they are numbered.

That is pretty cool! Its not a Waffenamt, its depot acceptance. In this case, 'Am' is HNZa Amberg, a branch depot in Wehrkreis XIII...

Nope

Thanks for posting it! Interesting that yours lacks the stock serial number. I suppose we haven't seen enough to figure out patterns as...

According to Höhne's standard history of the SS, Hitler promised to provide sufficient weapons for the creation of 3 regiments of the...