Help identifying receiver marks

[LokiStampede]

Hello was looking for some help identifying the stamp marks. Was having trouble tracking it down to verify definitely not a “AR” or at least I don’t think so
Thank you for any help

 

[Amateur_Gardener]

You appear to have a Russian capture based on a CE 41 receiver. Assembled by JP Sauer in the second half of 1941 given the letter block. That last bit from memory - haven’t checked my books but can do if needs be or someone more knowledgeable will be along shortly.

AG

 

[Mauserfan117]

Script "CE" This rifle is a JP Sauer and CE is the manufacturer's code.

 

[LokiStampede]

Thank you for the help

 

[LokiStampede]

Would explain why googling k98 CP was leading nowhere

 

[Mauserguy85]

On the right side of the receiver, that looks like WaA 211 above the asterisk/sunburst star. That means the receiver was routed to JP Sauer for assembly, but from a once rejected (or failed an inspection point) and “corrected” either very early Mauser Oberndorf or Mauser Borsigwalde (more likely) receiver. Mostly JP Sauer received their receivers from Feima (e/280) and/or Walther (e/359). Pretty cool oddball. Here’s mine, non RC….

 

[LokiStampede]

Zoomed in some but it keeps saying file to big to upload here so have to keep dropping the quality unfortunately

 

[LokiStampede]

On the right side of the receiver, that looks like WaA 211 above the asterisk/sunburst star. That means the receiver was routed to JP Sauer for assembly, but from a once rejected (or failed an inspection point) and “corrected” either very early Mauser Oberndorf or Mauser Borsigwalde (more likely) receiver. Mostly JP Sauer received their receivers from Feima (e/280) and/or Walther (e/359). Pretty cool oddball. Here’s mine, non RC….

Thank you for breaking that down for me!