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I think Jack that some 43's laying on your blanket would bring out the fine texture of the fabric.

Did anyone end up getting this rig in the end? If you did how was it, as descibed?

Hello JM, I purchased a set of scope covers that are the same as the one shown in your pics. Are these from any period or are they generic 43 to 45? thanks BS

Nice looking rig. That set up would look real nice on my 43!

The only downside to such a great book is the wait for the next book. The wait is going to be downright painfull!

Both give me a bad first impression, Humped is the word I'm looking for. Now the 604066 is not at a unreal price as a put together sniper. I am interested in what others find as the biggest giveaway. I question the runes but would like another opinion. P/S Col, still luv my byf 44!

Well the people at the Syracuse NY show loved the book, Sold Out in less than two hours and have a waiting list for the Old Forge show in 2 weeks. Besides the positive comments on the books content also very positve on the books printed quality.

How many copies were printed? I was also told by a large book dealer this weekend that this book will surive at least 100 years longer than if you would have been printed in China. Your printers paper is of higher quality with less acid content. There you have it, our great great great...

Thanks for the address. How about a ZF4 in a FG42 mount, the guy I did the deal with on the Agfa has one for sale.

Purchased a nice Agfa ZF4 Scope but it has a bit of haze. Any ideas on who to send the scope to for cleaning? Thanks!

Thanks, something to keep an eye out for.

I see in the pics there is a 44 asw with riveted grips. My 44 asw also has riveted grips, was this common to asw 44 bayonets? Did asw also use screws for the grips? Did any other maker use rivets?

This is a stock with hardware only, no action with it. I purchased it to have a stock in case I needed one to restore a sporter. The stock has no outside marks of any kind and the metal is free from Wa's also. So I guess I need to find a Czech action for it!

To add, I pulled out a laminated stock to compare, this stock falls between semi and full Kriegs. The stock has no bolt takedown disc and has the takedown hole in the buttplate, the stock has a bayonet lug with a band spring slot but no rod nut and has never been drilled for a rod. No numbers in...

Two byf 44's one is a Kriegs model serial # 73xxx L block the other is a 79xxx L block Semi Kriegs. All parts and stocks are correct. As I read the book it is possible for both to be correct. What is your take? Or did the guns get switched into the wrong stocks as the stocks are not numbered?

Thanks , I will post a pic of mine at a later date. This thread has been a big help!

You are going to have to come up with 2 other boxs for the next two editions. Did they ever make a wine 3 pack?

Who was "gcb", and where were they located. Is it he same company making the post war mags you have shown or was just their code being used by someone else?

I have a "gcb" mag that also has a blued finish. Marked also on the left side "K43" and (2) Waa's one on the lower middle and one on upper towards the front. Looks to be 3 letters and the # 892.