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I have that dow scope, it used to be in that mount but I assumed that it should (the scope) be on a Sauer LSR, so I added this Ajack as it seemed more appropriate. So you likely got that info from me in some regard. Sorry about the thread hijack, Brian. Jeff

I'm sorry, I misunderstood, I didn't mean to be gruff. My apologies. The mount number is 75828. Interestingly the rifle the mount is fitted to is 75832. What scope would be most appropriate for this serial range? Jeff

Well, it is the only one I have relevant to the original posting, and it is mounted on a rifle and it isn't coming off for a photo. Ignore the mount if you must, it is not an original pairing. Jeff

I have serial 52443 here. It is in a Gustloff mount as well. The finish is not as nice as your guys', but I love it. Not quite sequential serials, agalland, but close. Jeff

STOP POSTING PICS of original keys, you are making me angry and upset. Thank you. All kidding aside, I need an original. pzjgr, I hadn't seen a good repro recently, I hate the fake laser cut crap, I need to find a nice one. Jeff

Nice set, very nice! Again, the accessories are the best part! I need a key at some point, but they just don't turn up that much. Jeff

This is a great idea. bcd4 LSR 75828 bcd4 LSR 83602 ar42 Zf41 1532d Thanks! Jeff

I was watching this one (not that I intended to bid, but...) such a nice rifle, I wish I had the ability to bid, I really was in pain over seeing this one, it is something I really wish I could afford. In my top 3 after any SS double claw and a BYF44 HT with bek scope. Really nice rifle, and I...

I was under the understanding bicycle troops also used the sight covers. Winter triggers, yes, 100%. Jeff

Rube Goldberg would be proud. Jeff

That's a good trigger, I like it a lot. Brian, nice one as well! Jeff

Hey, what the hell's the matter with being drunk on Tuesday? Anyway, I have a matching midwar bcd bolt if you need it. Jeff

Welcome back! Jeff

I never get tired of reading these stories from Soldbuchs, great documents. Thanks, Peter! Jeff

The whole of the info in this thread is disappointing and disturbing on a few levels. :facepalm: Jeff

That is a huge pet peeve of mine, especially as a binocular collector, to see anything and everything with tan paint erroneously attributed to the "Afrika Corps", it's just silly. By 1943 tan was in use on all types of military equipment. I am pretty sure the "Afrika" paint hue was a different...

Now THAT is a nice can. Wow. Jeff

Here is a numbered can, not hand stamped, looks pantograph engraved? Includes brush, not matching to the scope we have here. Jeff

I'll venture a guess my Dad was being sarcastic! :laugh:

Good choices, Mike, and I'll say right here I will offer any help I can to the new victims, I have a ton of time to help with admin data stuff, anything I can do. This is a great forum section, I suspect it will only get better! Jeff