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Dave, the bands do/did match the stock number. This stock was from a rifle that I shared with you about 15 years ago. The vet who brought the SSR back, put the matching rifle in a Fajen stock, then sold it at auction. I bought the stock from the vet and no longer have it. Pics recently...

Looks to me trigger guard is mismatched; also should have a matching numbered flat buttplate as well as matching numbered bands and bandspring

For reference: This is a pic showing the mount relief in the stock of a Sauer finished SSR .

Has anyone read Atlantics cancellation/return policy?

I saw a bcd4 years ago and it had 3 holes in a triangle on the left side and was not a wide receiver and no flat on the left side. Is it possible this was a non-completed SSR? This was a complete and matching rifle. When the change was made to LSR, were existing SSR receivers then used to...

Isn’t that holster for Pmod37?

Is there a possibility you have a question about the rifle? Looks to me the bolt is a mismatch.

Ad states zf4 scope….

I think that is a postwar hunting scope

You don’t mention or show the bolt. You should also check the bolt for matching numbers.

Possibly a Russian Capture “X” modified by Mitchell’s. Not enough info in your one pic

For the gxc info, Thanks! I had looked at a couple lists but gxc was not on them. The bayonet scabbard has no other markings, no SN, no mfg, only MU on the end ball

Can someone identify gxc44? This is on a sling. Also MU(with umlaut - the sole marking) on a bayonet scabbard?

I don’t think this is the correct forum

Actually, I do understand. I’d gladly give $200 for the rifle as described. Good will might turn up more items, who knows.

Easy to say, easy to do

Very nice. If was me, I’d give that man a couple Grants and tell him Merry Christmas! Sticker appears to be from a shooting club

Wondering if “EMRA” is a new previously unknown manufacturer or a rare factory error?

There are slight differences in the suffix letter. The barrel has suffix “b”. The receiver has suffix “q”. More likely someone replaced the barrel postwar. I think during WW2 the barrel would have been replaced with a new unnumbered blank, numbered to match (probably), and marked with “,2” ? I...

Why would you think there is a need to remove the front base to determine manufacturer? If it were my rifle you tried to remove the base, I’d be pissed. Educate him Dave.