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Thanks fellas.

Would this be for most BNZ 44's? My stock is numbered on my BNZ 44.

I'll take what you've stated and give a shot in the morning. I'm fairly certain the wood threads are done. :facepalm:

I wasn't sure if anything got compacted when screwing the butt plate back on, and was worried about ruining the wooden threads inserting anything into the threaded hole. I guess I'm being too cautious. Tried the vacuum hose already, and tapped before posting my problem. I'm thinking the...

Here's the pics. I'm thinking I'm going to need to just take it to a gunsmith. Maybe there's debris lodged in the hole... I don't know.

I'll get them posted when I get off of shift.

I screwed up. The rust on my BNZ butt plate was worrying me so I decided to use kroil with fine steel wool to at least stop the rusting. I ended up removing the butt plate and when I did, a rusty piece had fallen out and it broke on the floor. Now I'm having trouble getting the buttplate back...

The only markings on the receiver are "Mod.98" on the left and the "V/7" (partial) on the right rear. There is a waffen (I think that's what they're called) on the right side, but it's directly under the hinge of the rear sight. I figured that section would be considered part of the barrel...

I'm assuming that ch Af is the barrel code. Chime in if you know the details on that code. I couldn't figure out what the stamp was following those letters, I figured one of the pros would clue me in on that one as well. :thumbsup: BigDibbs... This one's for you. The Serials on the...

Deleted since I just found out what a "Rune" was. Sorry.

Thanks Slow, there's a lot for me to learn. I'm pretty excited about the purchase.

Thanks for the letting me know, I have a lot to learn.

I think this is the "V/7" that you're talking about pictured below. I didn't know what I was looking at till I reread your post. What does it mean?

Here's a few more pics. I found other markings on the rifle, but I don't know if they're significant. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

FINALLY!! It's mine, it's official, I bought it. :happy0180: Here are a few pictures of the rifle and the bayonet that I took after going to the range today. I couldn't find any markings other than the eagle pictured, and the eagle on the bolt handle (not pictured). I haven't had the...

I appreciate that Matt, and thanks for the heads-up on what type drivers to use. I do live close to Atlanta, so if I get a chance to cross that bridge I'll be contacting you. Loewe, I don't think I'd unscrew anything myself until I saw how it should be done properly. I'd be tempted though!

Will I need to disassemble the rifle to get to these parts?

Very informative. I'm happy I've found this site, and I'm even more excited about the gun. I'll post more pictures of the rifle whether I purchase or not. I'm getting my hands on the gun on the tenth, maybe sooner and will post them then. I must say, it's pretty interesting, all the details...

Thanks for the reply!! What did you see that makes it an SS contract rifle? 5-700 was what I was initially thinking I could do, to be honest, $500 was what I was allowed to do. Hopefully he lets it go, he really has no desire to own any guns. Weird.