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Recently picked up one of these, since they are not very often documented I thought I would share a few pictures of this one. It is a...

Georg, I have found that most LSR snipers fall in a serial number range. Most before about 20k before the roller over in 1945 are likely...

This b-block in the picture archive seems to have a G.24(t) roll mark similar to the one OP posted. Even with the angle, you can see...

There is various stamp used in time of production, so i see no problem there.

Agreed. Different stamps made by different tool/die makers in use at the same location on different lines. Seems quite definitive now.

I agree with that. It is the overall impression of the rifle as I stated above as well as checking under the butt plate.

I have tried to find a specific marking. I have taken several apart. Several more LSR rifles than I have posted here. I have not...

It's beautiful Absolut! Work of art "Gen. 1" SMG. Pick sticky for ref.

I forgot to ask if letter W in front of trigger guard and letter V behind are inspector markings? Thanks

There is various stamp used in time of production, so i see no problem there.

looks exactly the same interesting

This b-block in the picture archive seems to have a G.24(t) roll mark similar to the one OP posted. Even with the angle, you can see...

yes, the serial numbers match on receiver , bolt , shroud and bolt safety as far as i remember. I will post more pics a bit later thanks

Hello! Does anyone have a fg42 type 2 muzzle blueprint?I have read and researched that the fg42 type 2 muzzle brake is very effective...

I would say an original butt plate for sure. VoPo rifles have blued butt plates. Notice how the door on the 'repro' does not have the...