Absolut
Senior Member
While I did find one with a 66.xxx Z serial, this one being a 57.xxx Z serial I suppose it may still be considered a "very late" wz29 rifle and must had been very shortly prior to the occupation of Poland. A quick check didn't really unveil what the correct sling to this rifle would look like, some carry a similar one. Is this the correct sling to this rifle or not?
The stock seems to has the serial on bottom. While it isn't sanded, it is worn and the markings are tough to make out in hand as well.
These Polish rifles seem to follow a rather inconsistant pattern of bent/straight bolt handles and handguard retaining ring/handguard clips pattern with different swivel configurations, different front sight and bayonet lug configurations, etc. Some even have jointed stocks which others don't, so pretty tough to find out what is correct and original, what might had been German arsenal reconfigured/repaired/reworked, and what is original Polish.
The stock seems to has the serial on bottom. While it isn't sanded, it is worn and the markings are tough to make out in hand as well.
These Polish rifles seem to follow a rather inconsistant pattern of bent/straight bolt handles and handguard retaining ring/handguard clips pattern with different swivel configurations, different front sight and bayonet lug configurations, etc. Some even have jointed stocks which others don't, so pretty tough to find out what is correct and original, what might had been German arsenal reconfigured/repaired/reworked, and what is original Polish.
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