bnz 44

[Peter S]

Found this on a dealer's table during show set-up on Saturday morning. It is totally un-molested. It has the bnz style site hood and it also came with an "i" marked cleaning rod. It compares well with the one in the "picture reference index". https://www.k98kforum.com/threads/bnz-44-p-block.35329/

 

[Peter S]

more pics

 

[Peter S]

more pics

 

[Peter S]

last batch

 

[Bigdibbs88]

Nice late 44 gun

 

[cj556]

Very nice example

 

[hale1940]

Fantastic P block! I love my bnz44 O block.

 

[SVW1945]

Nice rifle. Great find.

 

[heavy_mech]

Fantastic. The edges of the recoil lug and bolt takedown holes are ridiculously crisp.

 

[Hercules]

Nice rifle Peter. Was this the Allentown Show?

 

[student of history]

Damn man, you’ve got all the best stuff. That’s an exceptional example of an obscure variation. I love the stock.

 

[jbmauser]

Beautiful example! The wood is perfect.

 

[mauser99]

Nice rifle Peter. Was this the Allentown Show?

no Allentown this week,, Must have been a Mass or conn. show.. Great find Peter !! Love those large font BNZ rifles..

 

[joryfreeburg]

That’s a good one! Congrats

 

[heavy_mech]

Looking at it more deeply I found it interesting that the bolt parts metal working is still fairly solid but the rear sight ramp starts to show some of the rough machining that'd become a staple with Gusen supplied parts. I like it.

I can't tell but assume the TG lock screw holes aren't threaded?

 

[jack944]

Man that is untouched !! I can smell the wood....and NO pimp shine.

 

[Peter S]

Nice rifle Peter. Was this the Allentown Show?

Thanks, it was a show in Massachusetts.

 

[Peter S]

I can't tell but assume the TG lock screw holes aren't threaded?

They are threaded.

 

[Muncher 1953]

Thanks, it was a show in Massachusetts.

I guess I went to the wrong show Sat, but the one I did go to was easier on my wallet! Decent example!

 

[biggymu]

Man that is a nice rifle! For those of us who don’t know, is the bolt cut out unusual for Styer? I’m used to seeing them with a low cut out.
Edit: After reading the other thread, must be due to the C stock.