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There should be exact confirmation what was contracted by Yugoslavia? I assume 9871 is the serial number. Lovec was probably predestined for Hunters, but could be used even by army weapons.

That is commerzial proof in Prague, all weapons out of Wehrmacht contract which were proofed by WaA76, were commerzially proofed in civil fireproof facility. N lion and date proof, N means nitro proof.

There is confirmed contract for Yugoslavian and Bulgarian government in 1934 around by this firm, but they made various optics, but there is a question it was this scope as declared for army use or more real its a Hunter as the model is so named.

Yes as mentioned by Slash it could be Pack production wout stamps, the identify for exact could be confirmed by tang markings sometimes. There is possible the 509 on lock and mostly on other parts inside of handle was a serial of a bunch that was applied for a special contract for unknown...

Personally i dont see here typical Eickhorn preparation of blade edge, more real its Horster or other maker, for more info should be looked under grips probably. 509 are over dimmensional, probably stamped by owner facility. It looks like there was a frog and some short time usage of the piece...

There is more real that the piece is commerzial product, when post 1918 so for Kingdom of Yugoslavia, here in case a hunter scope, the marking is in cyrilic also firm Srb and Stys Prague.

Probably not, but we should see the blueing of the piece.

Looks like nice one RLM, the police one was probably reserialed on crosspiece? or the roman II district has striked over Ar?. V notch in reality not going through the locking lug. So fully useable S98/05

is reserialed, should be presented the serial on scabbard, it was force matched in field probably. There is some filling in mouth area of scabbard.

The pictures are too small, anyway it could be field reserialed as both parts have a 1271? as the scabbard is 1937 Pack production. Maybe then around 200, but by matching cof 40 would be more.

Much lower as expected by missmatch, under 150 probably.

Early G33/40 refurbished for norwegian Police, nice one matching.

cof 40 is harder to find as its switch from numeral to letter code , anyway 550 is overpriced, the frog has a cut off secure strap. On scabbard is missing screw.

Personally i doubt the piece was sharpened is not so bad on the pictures, most real it was probably reshaped on tip thats probably true, i wouldnt 100% about complete reblueing, is possible there was added a renwax or other oil on surface so not clear to look there are cleaning traces or remains...

Very nice sample.

NIce one to Art.Regiment 7 stamped weapon, 2.Batterie, weapon nr.100. https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliederungen/ArtReg/AR7.htm

POssible some cleaning was done there, question is the pommel area reblued as horizontal strikes are under?, similar pieces should be examined life, LW frog looks ok, for a Horster probably too much even the prices increased.

The link that You sent from Egun is clearly a postwar stamping, heavy refurbish, reblued and visible the strap material was removed partly and then striked new LGK Ober Oesterreich on, the serial is easily repeated from the serial number of pistol, but in major cases LGK used this place for...

The presented photos are with Stutzen M95 so question is the type of sight hoods but here it looks like secured with 2 screws.

Personally i dont believe the Steyr produced pistols post 1919 as there was a ally comission there, the rifle M95 production was moved to Wien. But is possible as many of them were proofed with commerzial nitro proof, some of them ended in hidden depots and some on market. I assume they made...