I have this spare Mauser made late war Trigger Guard w/ two sets of screws (One Phosphate, one Blued) that I am selling. The trigger guard looks to be unused, however has the typical brownish patina as often seen on these late war pieces. The guard has two seperate Mauser markings (svw & byf) which is kinda unique in terms of it reflecting “First in, last out” regarding parts bins when assembling pieces. The screws have no visible markings…but I believe are definitely of war time manufacture. I’d like to find any opinions on these pieces as well as a “Ballpark” price range before listing please.
Late war Phosphate Kriegsmodel (?) Trigger Guard no serial # W/Screws Phosphate & Blued
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Bob in OHIO
Senior Member
Not sure you’ll find an “svw” marked floor plate… your combo is what’s expected
pzjgr
EOD - bombs and bullets
Depends how badly someone wants or needs it...that's definitely the high side.
Mauserguy85
Well-known member
Yea, that’s fair imo. $185 for a fellow collector would be “nicer” lol. Not easy to find though. Nice set and can be used to restore a late war Mauser Oberndorf svw mb or similar.
luftpirate
Well-known member
The fact that a trigger guard is going for 250, a bolt is going for 400, a rear sight is 300, band set 300, is the reason why people are parting out sporterized rifles which otherwise just need a stock... I had to buy 3 separate items for a partially sporterized 98m stock off ebay a while back, all 3 matching SN#s split up by the seller to maximize profit...
Muncher 1953
Senior Member
just throwing out that there has been a nice 5 digit milled e135 TG assembly offered on the Trader, IIRC started out @$250 with incremental reductions, unspoken for since April 2025……..now down to $190 + shpg
last month I paid $20 for a matched e214 stamped tg & fp. Admittedly not rare & a special ‘friendly’ deal, but I wouldn’t have bought it for $100.
last month I paid $20 for a matched e214 stamped tg & fp. Admittedly not rare & a special ‘friendly’ deal, but I wouldn’t have bought it for $100.