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I used to follow that guys posts on instagram and couldnt believe how he has any sales. On average prices are 2-3 times going rates.

nice score on that one!

Really??? Mine are both marked 10.95. It would seem to be very un economical to have to supply different ammo for converted werders , m71’s and 71-84’s

Very nice rig

Those dominion cases are balloon head and not suitable for reloading. I keep a couple boxes for dust collectors in my display case but only shoot reformed 50-90 brass in my mausers

very nice:thumbsup:

I think your bolt may be from a SCW polish WZ-29 maybe pics of the rest of the rifle would give a clue....

Thats a very nice appearing rifle I think has been overly cleaned. Its very hard to tell from the pics but the bayonet might be a model71/84 with an incorrect scabbard. A very rare blade

Not too shabby...even has a muzzle cover Ive seen way worse asking 800-1k plus not to say that's what its worth

looks good even better under 5 bills...you having the firing pin repaired?

geez very nice

thanks for the comparisons....BTW I still haven't gotten to the range with that IG71....soon I hope

As usual Loewe is spot on.....with Turk rifles most anything is possible as far as matching or not. I also have a turk 88/05 all matching but the bolt which is typical. and no crescent moon on rcvr....

Yes they pop up on greedbay and GB from time to time....I got a gew88 lid about a year ago. You just hafta be at the right place at the right time

Good question. Maybe they were too busy with other contracts to be bothered?

I wonder how much of that ended up in a hollywood props department in the 20’s

Very informative as expected. I didnt know about the post war distribution of surplus

captured demilled equipment given out as an incentive to buy bonds....I have a couple of 1916's a DWM and an Amberg both all matching with clipped pins and a fair amount of patina from languishing in...

congrats on your purchase. I think it would be safe to say that it was a war bond rifle since the firing pin is not a match. all mine came with clipped firing pins.

That guys stuff must be made of 24k gold juding from the prices. Ridiculous!

is it 7x57 or 7.65x53?

That's about what I figured...saw one on line that's missing the bolt head and retaining screw and washer. Too bad...I seem to recall seeing those rifles for sale fairly regular just a few years...

Are bolt heads unobtainium for these models? a quick on line search turned up nothing...one would think there would be junkers to part out.

many do run modern spitzer ammo in those but its not recommended. I reload with 170 grn WCF round nose and it works very well. That's old iron and trying to squeeze a 323 bullet down a 318 bore...

VERY NICE...thanks!