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Great thread and very timely as I'm looking at an RC G29/40. It's so refreshing to see these fine unaltered examples in comparison to the patchy blue, mismatched, electropenciled RC. I guess I should be happy it doesn't have the new style gigantic receiver serial numbers too. The neat...

school rifles turned up on the battlefield too. My grandfather's Type 38 is school marked. It was captured on Okinawa. I guess they returned the rifles to service late in the war.

I have the same year and maker bayonet Except it is not a sawback. It was with a 1917 C. Schilling, also all matching, but duffle cut. I shot it a bit before someone talked me out of it, and it was a very accurate rifle.

Same serial number as my bcd bnz 4, but mine is an "l" block.

I'm new also I just have two Mausers currently, a turked Kar.98a and a sportered bcd bnz 4 that i am putting back to military. Both are wonderful rifles, albeit of the shooter grade. But they are worthy of my little collection. Nice to see you on and hope to see pics of your Mausers.

Nice Do you have any stories associated with the rifle such as how it was first obtained, etc?

Cool Pic Looks like a pretty tough customer. Amazing how mature they all looked even though most were maybe 19, 20.

Great pics now I know what mine is supposed to look like as I de-bubbify it. Serial number is 9072 "L" or "1", guess it is an "L". the bolt is M/M it has WaA280 in several places.