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I do believe you are correct, that looks like a bakelite pair. Jeff

Cool! Thanks for posting, that's a rare rifle for sure. I always liked FR8 rifles, though I have never had one myself. Jeff

Comments welcome, so I'll chip in that's a very high position above bore axis, but a clever idea. I can see the Archangel compensates for this ergonomically, though. How does it hold zero with all that axial movement? Jeff

Nice, Dave! Glad to see it made it "home"! Jeff

I have spent all kinds of time learning all I could about these lately. Yours looks good to me, FWIW. Odd to see the serial suffix. (To me, anyway). I read 8474A? Jeff

Here is another "k" block HT rifle bolt for comparison. Jeff

I second that, thank you! Jeff

Gorgeous! Thanks for posting, and thanks for the info! I didn't know much about this scope variety. Jeff

All these years I had no idea that was a screen capture from a film, I assumed it was a still photo. Thanks, Dave! Jeff

Beautiful lineup, I bet that took a lot of patience getting the correct scopes. Thanks for posting them! Jeff

Wow, that is beautiful. Thanks for posting. Jeff

Very nice, Jordan. Great job! Jeff

Well, unfortunately, WWII German collecting is full of fakery, and K98 sniper collecting is one of the more "hazardous" specialized fields within that category. Much more time than money spent is the key, reading, looking at photos, and sharing via forums like this and general networking are the...

Beautiful scope, a DC is on the top of my short list. Jeff

Nice! I love the red bakelite grips. Jeff

Good advice, Mike, that is covering all the bases. I do that as well. Nice dou by the way, I agree, leave it. I miss having all the Czech stuff. I used to only collect that. Now I don't even have one dou or dot, etc! Jeff

That's funny. (you do know you need an intervention, right?) Jeff

You really got it done. That looks fabulous. (yes....I said "fabulous") :hail: Jeff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saq3YCs_QOE I'm sure most of you have seen this, but maybe not. It is really fascinating. It is a 1944 Luftwaffe film, but it looks like Heer snipers? Post D-day, as the trainers have stories from the Western and Eastern fronts. Points I found interesting: -...

I am truly jealous. Nice find. Jeff