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    PK 88's Anyone?

    Probably not the right place but I thought everyone would get a kick outta seeing this. I don't buy photos but could not resist this one since I have my own small collection of PK88's. it's an original photo that looks like it was pulled out of a frame or scrapbook. best I can tell the caption...
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    Bnz 44

    Really cool rifle as others have said, and tough to find. I’ve got p block KM’s and have always wanted a full configuration example to complete the series but never found a nice one like this. The C stock only makes it sweeter.
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    Shooting a K98 Duffle Cut

    I think bob said it well. I too like them as found, and consider the vet’s part of the story part of its history. As others have said, it’s proof of a vet bring back and that has value for me. in I’ve bought and undone bad repairs, and left as close to original as possible. Keep in mind the...
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    dou.45 KM Screw Study

    I think there are three distinct screws used on these, and Mike I'll defer to you since you're the expert (one of the few folks who have handled anything past C block), but I think you suggest as much in the book? I had mine out so I pulled some screws for a comparison. Left to right: early...
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    Found a nice Dou45

    Was this on GB? I feel so out of touch....
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    Found a nice Dou45

    They do not get any better than that. Beautiful example. Stock looks all original and the dark finish is typical on these. Patina on the buttplate and discs speak volumes. Just the way you want to find em. Love the milled floorplate - I’ve got a no-letter, a and c block all will milled FP’s.
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    A little Steyr T block weirdness

    Very cool. I love bnz 45’s and already have too many but still need one of those late T’s with no acceptance/proof!
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    Laminate stock stripped buttplate screw hole

    Second bob on the toothpick - no harm/modification and screw stays in place and does not get lost. Done many times.
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    Late War Pieces

    Love the slings
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    bnz 45 Question

    Phosphate or blue?
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    bnz 45 Question

    I’ve got a couple Czech examples during the transition period that are drilled for lock screws but not tapped or installed, much like the undrilled cleaning rod holes. I’ve never seen a steyr example. but I’ve got an early q block BNZ 44 still with the lock screws installed. So I’d say...
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    swp45 mega thread

    Sheet-metal gun is 69199 a. note both have milled discs and the standard sight's are blued. Have to say the full KM and Mike's absolutely crazy chatter are real nice if u like these!
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    swp45 mega thread

    OK dave here's my standard sight it's 51183 a.
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    wartime dou45 mega thread

    Ok here's my a block. interesting that milled floorplates seem common on these till later on. this one looks like an armorer's part maybe?
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    wartime dou45 mega thread

    oops forgot pics.
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    wartime dou45 mega thread

    here a no-letter. notice the shroud and safety -- very early for any phosphate and they actually look more like they are in the white.
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    wartime dou45 mega thread

    here's my C block. kinda grungy and I have not touched it since picking it up except to clean the bore. interesting that it's almost all blue except the TG and FP while Mike yours is only about 100 rifles later and just about all phosphate. I guess the transition was right around there.
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    bcd45 no final acceptance with bolt forge flaw Sn. 14308

    Another one that sets the bar for us late war folks.
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    wartime dou45 mega thread

    Like mike said C block is tough and that’s a beauty Dave. Mines a little crustier ;). I’ll fish it out today
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    wartime dou45 mega thread

    Perfect thank you!
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