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Gerst, try it with a flat headed bolt. Wood wouldn't do it because it's to soft. Here is an up grade to my original idea. Do the same as before but add a screw C clamp to the outside putting pressure...

It looks like you want to push out the trigger guard a bit. If that so here is what I would do. Get a bolt that just fits inside the tg and nut with a tube that the bolt fits in. Screw the nut all...

Just want to say Bruce that's very nice of you to do for the forum members. I wish everyone a safe Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. May you all get a K98 under the tree.

IMO it is a nice repro

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RICK B'S RIFLE STOCK REPAIR & REFINISHING

Shaw, here are a couple of pictures I took this morning. Since these devises are really old the glass coating isn't that good but and my photos are that good, but you can get the idea. The box slides...

The can should include a brush and cloth which most are missing. The can should also have the same number as the mount. I don't believe from the picture the mount is numbered. Looks like a put...

Welcome to the forum it's always nice to see new members. I just bought one of these sight, same as one as in the picture with the green back round. I think that you placed yours wrong way around. I...

I would glue and clamp it but it looks like it was already glued. So, what I would do is drill the hole so that a dowel can be glued in. Then drill a new hole for the screw. This way it will be...

I would just leave it alone since it is an all matching gun. For me it gives it a bit of that been there look which I like. If it isn't done correctly it will look worse and you wouldn't be able to...

I have an 1888 Amberg also in excellent condition and isn't unit marked. However, I love shooting it, the most fun out of all my guns. If you do shoot it you have to make your own ammo, cases and...

No they don't. They come with a number of screws with different size holes drilled. These are screwed into the piston which is supplied. Just have to match the one that best works in your gun. I...

My first was a bolt mm BNZ 660 1940 that I bought in 1968 with a bayonet. I used it to go hunting a few times and I still have it. It's still in original unmessed with condition and still shoot it....

It was much cheaper than buying an RC, I didn't have to clean it up and it shoots much better.

Just a few pictures of my BCD 41 shooter, have post war German sling on it to carry at the range.

That all depends on the condition of the barreled action and what you paid for it. I was very lucky to find a BCD41 barreled action and built from there. I used all the correct WaA and period parts....

You really have to watch and know what your buying. One of these kits was listed as complete but looking close the locking pin was missing. I informed the seller but there was no change in his...

The scope mount is ok but the scope is on backwards.

I have a dual code BNZ/BCD 4 dual code with the 1 on the receiver but no serial number.

Save your money and get an original sling and use the one on there for the range that is if your going to shoot it.

From your picture I think it would be a three digit number with the letter code C underneath in the middle.

I've bought a number of items from Larry and have no complaints. He starts his bids low enough and it's up to you to know what your bidding on. Ask questions if you don't know. He isn't out to cheat...

Here you go. I just took these pictures outside. On the frog back, upper left, there could be some kind of marking but I couldn't make it out.

Andy after cleaning it with a brass brush I could not find a WaA but on the other side of the number 3576 there was a stamping MO. At first all I saw was the letter O. Do you have any more...

Ok, I am happy to go with the German export M36, it has a solid forging. It also has a number 3576 which I never noticed before and a OR letters on the other side. The OR are hard to read but an O...