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Nice, looks like a vets war trophies.

not a proper scarf joint at the wrist, should undercut the cheek piece towards the butt.

Steam then sand. A tea kettle with hose works best.

Cool rifle, really like that it was a bring back by your Grandfather. I just clean the bore after shooting and detail clean once a year, about 200 rds a year. That is a keeper, congrats

have you ever seen the number "31" stamped on the right side of the recoil lug like that?

here are some pictures, not much help, seem well scrubbed. I looked in Laws book and it didn't help me, but I am far from a expert. http://postimg.org/image/xyq5ps4wt/ http://postimg.org/image/gmpt4cbfh/ http://postimg.org/image/gmpt4cbfh/ http://postimg.org/image/ux3ytkh5p/...

Is there any way of telling the lineage of a K98k mauser that has been redone by the Yugo's, say by machinist hallmarks etc? TIA

so the "Thick Wall" for the LSR scope mount was an added on piece? Or was the surrounding metal milled away? http://www.k98kforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=89503&d=1418264207

why not some Garand Rear Handguard clip pliers http://www.midwayusa.com/Product/356443/baker-m1-garand-m1a-handguard-clip-pliers

I have gotten a few Russian Captures that had the rear sight markings filled in with white that had turned yellow. It's on a Sauer that I received from R-Guns. Odd that the sight was the only part with white.

I usually buy the cheapest, right now have a bunch of Gov't surplus, that I like and it is lead. Just use a jacketed bullet every so often and it seems to keep down the leading. Before that it was a stash of CCI.

Did that, used Bamboo Skewers like chop sticks to fix it. You won't scratch the bluing with bamboo.

Is the Extractor still on? Something is not lining up with a passage. Take a long thin stick and make sure you have everything like the extractor or the bolt catch lined up with their passages. Don't try to force anything, you will only bend parts.

That is true, or maybe someone found it and stashed it away. Heard there was a lot of that.

How can a rifle from the losing side of a 6 yr war survive intact without any repairs. Hard to believe.

almost to good, I wonder were the Vet found it, locked away in a closet. Very nice score!! I wonder why all the nice stuff shows up on the East Coast.

You got a sweet deal on that, looks nice, congrats.

you said 250$ is that American Or Krone?

Did you try their website www.checkpointcharlies.com , It doesn't work. for $5500 you should want to personally inspect it , or have someone that knows look at it.

Like they all said, problem is you don't want to destroy the original finish on the metal. Moisture and oxygen causes the oxidation of the metal. You have to get the last bit or it will start up again. Vinegar on a q-tip works well at removing rust, but it will remove bluing as well. Lay the...