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The late war stuff is addictive to me, but the more I think about it and read the comments, glad I passed on it. She's a nice looking...

That’s too much imo for a bolt mismatch BNZ45. As mentioned above…I wouldn’t say these are common, but they do show up more often out of...

2650 start for a bolt m/m AND the beat up stock is a stretch IMHO.

Absolut: I always like seeing the late stuff. So a post of your late Steyr would be really nice to look at. Totally agree on the...

Oh BTW, I own #3896T, it is pretty similar, except for a matching bolt and not making it to the US (for that reason and when comparing I...

I'm sure it's the price tag as to why its been sitting for a while.

That rifle has been sitting awhile, he's a guy I've done business with in the past. Good guy.

To use the Walther factory capture as an example, there were numerous P.38's and PP's captured mismatched when the Americans went in...

A friend of mine once told me that these kind of dings you can remove with an damp iron, or was it a wet rag to the stock and then using...

Most are anymore, sadly...maybe Farb will touch base on this, seems kind of earlier in the T block to be picked up at the factory, but...

Looks good. Not too terribly far from my T block. Keep us posted if you pick it up.

THAT!!!!!…….. is cool!

Purchased this VG1 in near NOS condition recently. It is coded qve, so I assume Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik. Serial number is 1957...

It’s kinda in “stupid price tag range”. The left side could have been where the rifle was thrown into a pile of them? Who knows? Just...

Definitely scrub walnut, may have been oiled at some point making it darker...overall has a good look to it, too bad about the dings...