DOT 1945 - Assembled post war?

[RHA]

No Waffenamts, no Yugo firing proof that I can see and s/n (101) would appear to be incorrect,
It is also a CAI import.

I bought it as a representative example, or for parts.

Stock in un-numbered and bolt is late war FN production and matching.

 

[Aaron]

All dot 1945 marked rifles are postwar, but can have original parts on them.

 

[RHA]

Thank you.
It was the lack of Yugo proof that made me wonder.

 

[Stan]

The Yugoslavs had nothing to do with these. Post WW2 Czech made.

 

[RHA]

The Yugoslavs had nothing to do with these. Post WW2 Czech made.

Yep.
When someone finds this thread in the years to come, they will get accurate information.
Belgian, Yugo, Czech, Serbia, etc. Europe was awash in Mauser manufacturers.

 

[Telperion]

Are there any Israeli stamps????