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    jvd buttplates...

    Hello Bob, yes seen JVD ones but not just the JVD ink markings like you have here. usually a more billboard version of a Nazi eagle, JVD WaA all in a retangle box of course ink stamp. the out side is of course unmarked. later vaughn
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    For the statistic

    Hello, nice LT Zeiss Zielsechs. My best guess is it post 30,000 serial range. The meter dial looks to be the serated with groove varient and not the pre 30,000 serial full knurled varient . later vaughn
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    walnut stock cure time

    Hello, as Mr. Farb Pointed out I was talking about stock blanks not a finish completely done stock. I thought you were asking about blank sorry about that!!! later vaughn
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    walnut stock cure time

    Hello, with out kiln drying to speed things up as long as you waxed the ends properly it take roughly 18-24 months for it to dry properly from my research but it's been a while so i am trying to remember correctly : ) there is a formula of square inches total = a certain amount of time. later...
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    WWI Sniper scope? Or sporter?

    Hello, rings to close not correct, serial is out of range for WWI, no gew 98 serial present, serial to early for Reichswehr sniper, biggest it has the focus ring, 100% commercial. with all that said WWI optics are not my strong suite. later vaughn
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    CE 44 SWEPT BACK SNIPER W/specially marked zf4 scope..

    Hello Absolut, I see the pitting etc but several things bothered me about this scope when i saw it for sale. Now do I know everything no but from my database this should have the Arrow marking on the tube for 1-8 indicator not a Triangle. The biggest is the serial font, this font was last seen...
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    An oldie but goodie--- Jhv44

    This is what i have gathered from my database of rifles of confirmed serials JHV 1941 Low, 1321 range No letter Block JHV 1941 High, 7996 range d (D) Block UPDATED 2/13/13 With a total of 47,996 rifles via serial numbers UPDATED 2/13/13 But a missing gap in serials when 41 ended and 42 began...
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    Just picked this up

    Hello, the 23 was the Gerard model C :) nice set up you did good!!! later vaughn
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    New Sniper photos to discuss- when was this one made?

    Hello, To remove the scope you have to unscrew rear ocular. you also need to remove the saddle. then loosen the 2 ring screws and will slide off. oil scope body gingerly BEFORE you remove the saddle don't want crap on the reticule, as it will help slide off if a wee bit tight fit to reduce or...
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    New Sniper photos to discuss- when was this one made?

    Hello, I am a little confused why do you think this is a east german zeiss?? is it becasue its Jena marking?? if that is why then that is not correct. all the scopes are marked this way from 1921-1945. your scope has a faint "Z" unscrubbed under the Zeiss Logo as previously mentioned. this Z...
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    Just picked this up

    Hello, I have 2 observations of a Gerard Model D in the 3000 serial range with the very early engraved and Berlin address which very shortly after was changed the Charlottenberg (spelling) address. with this I believe that the model D was introduced before 1921. I have also found post WWII...
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    Sniper rifle real or not

    Hello, the serial font on the mounts it incorrect. the scope was never used on SS SC rifles. the focus ring become usless when you clamp down on the ring srews and DKL morking incorrect. the rings are NOT the New Zeland type. They are not roberts the construction of the front base is not his...
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    New Sniper photos to discuss- when was this one made?

    Hello, the mounts are a reproduction of the mauser oberndorf double square bridge commecial rifles. A real double square bridge receivers will have the bases as 1 with the recevier not a solder add on with the rings you see here matted. this rifle has been made recently you can see that all the...
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    Just picked this up

    Hello, yep there are a few observations in the 55,000 range you are correct. As I re-read my post I was not clear I made it sound like they dropped the model K as soon as they bought it which is not correct. when the scope markings dropped the Gerard-Landlicht and was only marked Landlicht the...
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    Just picked this up

    Hello, Scope is the later version made in the early to mid 20's probably in the 51,801-55,782 serial range due to serial font & placement seen in pics but can't read. The rear ocular housing had its own shape when Landlicht took over production and will have the mid transition of...
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    zf41

    Hello, DUV ZF41 Type 1 Flat roller all 1941 Type 2 Bevel Roller all 1942 later vaughn
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    1940 237 to duv code change ?

    Hello, so far i have narrowed it down to exactly 203 rifles just have not updated the old thread. 237 1940 #I1647 DUV 1940 #I1850 NOT THATS NARROW : ) & no overlap yet, clean cut thus far later vaughn
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    Gew98 sniper bases

    Hello, Thanks for checking it looks like a new varient and mine look like originals? I will be pulling the fornt base off to see what year the rifle is soon if still marked due to heavy scrubbing present. it looks like a super tiny world when it comes to WWI stuff! I have been try to build some...
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    ante 1940 TM Zielvier ?

    Hello, Zeiss scope is a parts scope. has completely the wrong saddle assembly for this serial its from an earlier scope. I rarely see parts swapped around on zeiss scopes!!! later vaughn
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    Gew98 sniper bases

    Hello All, I am way behind on my info for Gew98 stuff. With that said I bought this barreled receiver. it clearly is NOT a WWI built sniper. The front base was mounted on a soldered spacer to raise it higher for a large ring setting as this is a Kar98a barreled receiver. the front base is also...

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