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  1. Badger

    1933 DRP, 1934 GrBB (Gruppe Brandenburg)

    Awesome Bruce ... :) Thanks for posting the pics of them... Regards, Doug
  2. Badger

    1936 S/42 K98k Serial # 3947

    Hello Simson/Mike/Bruce et al ………. :) I've removed picture copy restrictions, so go ahead and enlarge then right click pics to save for your research. I've also left "descriptions" open for any of you to make comments. 1936 S/42 K98k Serial # 3947 (all matching) (Mfg by Mauser Werke AG...
  3. Badger

    M24 Stick Grenade GI Personalized

    Love these kinds of posts Bill .... Thanks ... :) Keep them coming ... :happy0180: Regards, Doug
  4. Badger

    98k Coach's Sighting/Aiming Aid

    Thanks Peter ... :) I've never seen the box before .... Regards, Doug
  5. Badger

    ar 43 Zf.41

    Great site Luc ... :) Thanks for the heads up Hambone and also the terrific pics of you ZF41 ... nice find ... ;) Regards, Doug
  6. Badger

    98k Coach's Sighting/Aiming Aid

    Hi Bill ... :) Very nice... I have one of those too ... (Click PIC to Enlarge) K98k Zielspiegel (Target Mirror) Training Sight (click for more pics) Regards, Doug
  7. Badger

    Made it here ....

    Am I allowed to use the Trader Forum, even though I'm located in Canada and not the U.S.? Thanks .. :) Regards, Doug
  8. Badger

    S/147, 1937 SN 6413 "i"

    Beautiful piece and great close up photography ... :) Thanks for posting the pics .... Regards, Doug
  9. Badger

    1934 S/147/k sn 817

    That is awesome .... :hail: Thanks for posting the great pics..... :tea: Regards, Doug
  10. Badger

    Where can I buy the book?

    Hi Mike .. :) I mentioned elsewhere, but I'll add it here as well. I have in my collection the following Oberndorf "all matching" pieces: I've linked the ones already done … 1934 "Banner" Mauser Serial # 92862 (This has no postal markings or railway etc...) 1936 S/42 (beautiful condition in...
  11. Badger

    1935 S/42G (Factory Reconditioned in 1940)

    Roger that ..... :) Will do .... Thanks ... Regards, Doug
  12. Badger

    S/147 1938, 4304 "d"

    That's a real beauty .... :) Thanks for posting the pics ... I have one for the year following ... 1939 Code 147 K98k Rifle (Mfg by JP Sauer und Sohn Gewehrfabrik, Suhl) (Click PIC to Enlarge) 1939 Code 147 K98k Rifle (click here for 134 pic virtual tour) Regards, Doug
  13. Badger

    New Moderator - Peter U

    Welcome Peter U .... :) Replacing? Are you leaving Craig? :( Regards, Doug
  14. Badger

    1935 S/42G (Factory Reconditioned in 1940)

    Hi Mike ... :) May I have your permission to use that pic and its context within an MKL article about the rifle above? When combined with Simson's "depot" repair definition, I think it helps the reader to better understand the differences. Thanks ... Regards, Doug
  15. Badger

    1935 S/42G (Factory Reconditioned in 1940)

    Thanks guys ... :biggrin1: I love threads like this .... Of course I learn a LOT which advances my own knowledge to share, but more importantly, I gain a humbling perspective as to how complex and ever changing any hobby can be, that utilizes old information from sources long since gone. Get...
  16. Badger

    1935 S/42G (Factory Reconditioned in 1940)

    Hi Simson .. :) I completely understand and I assure you, none of your opinions about the piece I take personally. On the contrary, I view my collecting K98k journey and for that matter life in general, as a constant learning exercise. I'm an expert at nothing and a generalist about most...
  17. Badger

    1935 S/42G (Factory Reconditioned in 1940)

    Thanks partner ... :) I hope to learn a lot more about here on here .... Regards, Doug
  18. Badger

    1943 MG42 Code "ar" (Mfg by Mauser Werke, Borsigwalde)

    Check this video out ... Bet that was an expensive burst, bith ammo and barrel wear ... :) (Complete 250 round belt fired on full auto) Regards, Doug
  19. Badger

    Color of German Walnut Stocks

    Thanks very much Bob ... :) Appreciate the background ... Regards, Doug
  20. Badger

    Fakes - Die stamp library

    Wow ... :faint: How the heck are we going to get new collectors into the hobby and particularly enjoying the collecting of K98k's, if they're going to be faced with having to be expert enough to sort out the real pieces with provenance from the garbage produced from stamps like this? Thank...
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