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Sapwood is the lighter.

His top goal is to make his auctions, fun, simple, easy and to the point. :moon:

I have 5544L.

The Swedish Military section is still on the up and up.

Love the wood. I have two 37 Sauers, both with nicely figured walnut stocks. Must have been a rush on quality walnut that year.

As most have said leave it alone but on the rare occasion it's needed, like with a shooter, make sure you cut your oil at least 1/3 with pure gum turpentine. Most of the linseed oil disasters I've seen were due to improper application. Cutting the oil will give you very little sheen, no build up...

Google Shooterike and learn about authenticators before returning.:moon:

150 rounds through my Swede m/96 is comparable to walking through a field of breasts. I've always wanted to use that line.:biggrin1:

Hoppe's and Mobil One.

It looks like someone dipped that stock in a bucket of polyurethane. A more correct stock would set you back at least $250, probably more. It would make it look much more correct but won't help it's value much as it won't be original and that's what collectors like, original. If you do opt for a...

Damn these fits of frenzy. The foamy mouth I can handle.

I remember once in something put out by Mitchell's that the added line asterisk was a German proof mark or maybe an acceptance mark. I wonder if that Mitchell's guy was ever in politics.

Great info.:thumbsup:

If shooterike is lurking I bet he had to take some Valium :googlie

Run Forrest run.

That stock has the I've been wiped down with acetone look.

You didn't get burned on it if it's a decent shooter.

Read up on them here as well as a few other forums that have a K98k section and you will learn the meaning of "pimp shine."

I want one of those!