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Thanks so much Thanks for your help..My favorite DSM-34 is a Greenheart SA marked rifle.

I can not read German, can anyone tell me anything about this rife? Thanks

Yes, I agree with you that Gew. 98s brought back from WW II had more of a chance of being duffle cut than during WW I. I guess the big question is where to get more documentation on the Gew. 98 two piece stocks made during WW I.

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Picture Of Stock In Question Here is a picture of the Amberg Gew 98.

The only reference I have concerning the WW I production of Gew 98 two piece stocks in in the two volume set of International Armament published in 1965 by Interarmco on page 387 in volume I. It states during WW I some buttstocks were made in two pieces, fitted together with a longitudinal...

Thuringen SA Gruppe DSM Rifle mauser 99, thanks for your thoughts. Walther certainly could have produced this rifle because the receiver is marked Zella-Mehlis where the Walther factory was located. If this rifle was produced in 1934-1936, why would there not be a RZM marking? I thought...

I am a long time collector of German rifles and recently purchased this SA marked trainer. I was hoping members of the forum can help me date it as the receiver is not marked with a date. The serial number is 440 and the right side of the receiver is marked Deutches Sportmodell. Also, this...

This bcd 4 was produced in 1945 at the very end of the production as one of the last rifles produced. It has an enlarged trigger guard made by a contractor but I have never seen another like it. Has anyone seen another one?

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I have had this CE 43 k-98 for many years but I have never known what the receiver marking of 35 means. It is a vet bring back and all matching. Please let me know if you have any knowledge of the meaning of this marking.