indianadam
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Hello,
I share with you pictures of my G29/40 A block, variant without the "G", with only the "wz" crossed out and the "/40" added.
This rifle was found at Challans, Vendée, France, thanks to my friend Fred who sold it to me.
It is untouched, matching numbers, Kriegsmarine stamp on the stock,
I will add another pics later after full disassembly,
Regards
Damien
I share with you pictures of my G29/40 A block, variant without the "G", with only the "wz" crossed out and the "/40" added.
This rifle was found at Challans, Vendée, France, thanks to my friend Fred who sold it to me.
It is untouched, matching numbers, Kriegsmarine stamp on the stock,
I will add another pics later after full disassembly,
Regards
Damien
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We see them on Radom made bolts on Wz.29s. So, here is my question. Was this originally a Polish made bolt that was then modified (bent) when the rifle was finished, or was this just the same people and processes , but under German control now, doing what they did before the war?
