Byf44 all matching ,I block

[SVW1945]

Here is one of my Byf 44 all matching I Block . I know there common, But easy to find . Nice bluing on receiver. They grow on you. Thats why I have 5 Byf 44,s .
svw1945

 

[student of history]

That’s essentially a perfect example! I love the way the light accentuates the stock chatter in the first two pics.

 

[Guillaume d'Orange]

Here is one of my Byf 44 all matching I Block . I know there common, But easy to find . Nice bluing on receiver. They grow on you. Thats why I have 5 Byf 44,s .
svw1945

It is in very good condition (one of the reasons byf 44 are attractive, I guess) , I just bought an h block this week-end. It looks like between h and i, parts were getting cruder (your stock has a corn cob look). All the more so that yours is towards the end of the i block.

 

[Telperion]

1944 is a very interesting year for K98k collectors. Cool rifle!

T

 

[Bigdibbs88]

Beauty

 

[Cav Trooper 19D]

Here is one of my Byf 44 all matching I Block . I know there common, But easy to find . Nice bluing on receiver. They grow on you. Thats why I have 5 Byf 44,s .
svw1945

Cool, my all matching byf 44 i block is in the 45XXX range. It's interesting to see the evolution of chattering of machining and then lack there of when bits changed...seeing process start all over again. I guess trying to get the most out of the milling/machining cutting tools. As I'm soaking up as much as possible, I am seeing lot of this in 1944...obviously so. Mine has same type of stock chatter and machine chatter in spots but a lot less on the receiver ring.

 

[joryfreeburg]

nice rifle

 

[Pisgah]

...I know there common, But easy to find . Nice bluing on receiver. They grow on you. Thats why I have 5 Byf 44,s .
svw1945

You are not alone. Mike and I have discussed byf 44's in the past and we were in agreement that if we were to collect just one code/year combo it would be byf 44. That code has it all. Laminated, walnut, milled parts, stamped parts, transitional late features, Kriegs features, late n blocks assembled in the end...I love byf 44's. I'm sure some were present on Omaha Beach too. Nice rifle btw.

 

[bruce98k]

I have at least 5 byf44s that are not coded byf44....icing on the cake...I agree...1944 for Oberndorf is really interesting

 

[bruce98k]

bcd43. ce43 ar43. ar44 bcd4 byf43 'i' block 44 production

 

[mowzerluvr]

I love the byf44. Before going into bSw collecting I wanted one of every suffix and had quite a few. Even two "i" blocks. This was many moons ago.

 

[mdarnell19]

On man. I want to find a rifle just like that. My high turret is a byf 44 I block and is serial number 53k. So close to yours. Always wanted a none sniper to match. Thanks for sharing

 

[jbmauser]

Nice i block!

I have a few byf44's myself.

 

[hale1940]

Fantastic example. A byf44 is what I am hunting for right now. Sooner or later Ill find one...lol

 

[SVW1945]

Thanks for the nice Commets guys, The I block becomes very interesting in 44. They did all kinds of different things.

 

[SVW1945]

On man. I want to find a rifle just like that. My high turret is a byf 44 I block and is serial number 53k. So close to yours. Always wanted a none sniper to match. Thanks for sharing

I have another I block that is even closer to yours in the serial range # 52XXX