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Finding any BSW made K98k is a difficult task and finding an honest bolt MM that's been through the wringer is a rare find indeed. The bolt stop does look like an armorer's part to me but I'll let someone with a bit more knowledge on that chime in. Congrats on even finding an intact BSW, that's...

I don't like the fact that there's no pictures of the stock acceptance that should be present on this one, paying over $3k for something with a sanded stock and a broken screw on a more common K98k is absurd imo. This should be at least half that if it's been sanded.

That's an absolute stunner of a Walther sniper, doesn't get more textbook than that! Love seeing the pairing, maybe one day I'll see something that nice in person. I've added this one to the reference.

I got mine yesterday and just wanted to say the book looks fantastic and completes the series as I was only missing this one. Now I have a bit more info to go through for my bcd 4. Thanks Bruce!

That's a really neat and storied rifle, hard to imagine how much effort went into salvaging this receiver and rebuilding it into a complete rifle! Thanks for posting such detailed pics of it, reworked rifles have so much variety that makes every single rifle unique. The early Erfurt built by...

That's a phenomenal rifle with a sweet beech stock on it too! Definitely one of the rarer 1918 Gewehr 98s to find non-Turked, congrats on finding one!

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu einem wunderbaren Vorkriegsgewehr! Ich liebe Vorkriegsgewehre wie das Ihre, die Dienstgebrauch zeigen, aber immer noch im gutem Zustand sind. Es ist sehr schwer, eine S/42G intakt wie diese zu finden.

Finding an intact pre-war K98k in any sort of decent shape is becoming more and more of a challenge these days, congrats on an honest JPS! I'm definitely curious to see what it looks like underneath the wood line, probably untouched bluing judging by how immaculate the screw slots are.

Damn, you have some wonderful 1917 Gewehrs and this one is certainly a beauty! I really like the two-tone, two-piece stock on this one, definitely a unique look compared to others. This beech doesn't seem to have that really orange hue that later ones do, is this a train oil finish on this one...

Nice wz.29s are few and far between as it is, the history on this one and the condition (even with the duffle cut) would make for an excellent addition regardless. Congrats on a sweet Polish mauser!

That's a beauty! Congrats on picking up a really nice JPS Gew 98, the beech stock is fantastic on this one!

Who would've guessed, a pair of morons with more money than brains. To Cyrano's point, you see this kind of behavior at large/reputable auction houses too (RIA, Morphy, etc.) where two guys who only buy from there drive up each other's bids to sky high prices. For that kind of money, I'm buying...

The "4" depot marking on the buttplate indicates that this one took a trip to Cologne at some point in its service life. Looks like there is a second depot marking above the 4 but I can't quite make it out. Regardless, it's a prewar Gewehr 98 that survived in pretty decent shape all things...

I had this one on my watchlist as I'm sure many of you did but this one went for an astronomical price of $14,404.00 which is way too high in my mind for one of these. I get that nice G41s are uncommon to say the least but this just seems over the top, I thought a fair price would've been around...

Honest used rifles like this are underrated, these are the true warhorses that actually saw service rather than some rack queen that sat in a depot for the conflict. Really like the walnut stock on this one, hopefully I can come across an honest matching example like yours one day. Congrats on...

Congrats on a stunning dou 44, really like the use of the Imperial firing pin on this one. And the stock on this one is really nice too.

That's a beauty and a wonderful rig, congrats! It's hard enough to find a nice honest ac 42 but one with two matching mags and the holster is a pleasant surprise.

You're saying you're not a fan of the USPS takedown mod? That's a stellar repair that you did, can't even see where the crack was. Congrats on a nice Amberg with a walnut stock, most Ambergs seem to be beech.

Congrats on a nice Erfurt, I love the look of Kar 88s and the wood on this one is phenomenal! Where'd you manage to find this one if you don't mind me asking?

Second confirmation for me, it's the last one I need!