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Hello, I draw your attention I have been looking for identical details regarding the bunny proof on the high turret receiver location for some time! by chance I could see 3 high turrets byf 44 block A, serial number: 20000, 30000, 40000 and of course they all have the same bunny proof, same...

here is a photo of a 98k sauer ssr

hello Indeed I was able to look at this one in my hands, I looked at the front base and the one behind and this as well as I was able to find original traces of preparation for the fixing of these (correct presence of tin under these bases), I also looked at this famous wa135, depth and size...

yes that's it, bluing now if you have a problem we can discuss in private mail Obviously you are the only one in your country to answer

hello not completely agree with you, even if this one was touched up question tanning

hello Damien as you said, me and my colleagues have appraised it, it's a beautiful set Knowing that the beginning of production of the high turrets to start in December 43 we find here this famous base before transition, I saw a lot of low turret in letter L, this one is the first that I see in...

Hi Hercules here are some cans without numbers and of different dimensions

Hi! To please Dave, here are the photos of these bases you will also note these markings, especially the numbering of 3 on the top of the rear base which corresponds to the nut of the rear foot numbered 0.3 Another thing is a restoration that I made only to please myself, in my title I spoke of...

hello Xavier il te manque un élément essentiel pour conclure ton post

Hello after a few months spent for its restoration I let you discover these sauer rings the earliest that I know I invite you to look at these details

can straps Hi, very interesting topic here is one of my sets

here is this marking that can be found in 42 obviously depending on the serial number

thanks Kentomom

Hello and thank you sorry to reply late concerning your Hercules question the rings on their side are not numbered, this is normal for a traditional production at AR in 43 on the other hand in 42 they are numbered

Hi Here is a set for Ar43,late production so late 43 according to the serial number, this can still has the accessoire here are the picture

just a small remark for a sauer block F, it's strange to find a dkl with a serial number from the start of production that said everything is possible good research and patience

for you, what does this marking mean

for information the half rings of the assembly are mounted inverted the roller system is also mounted inverted

thanks for sharing pictures very nice variant of the front base, transition model!

okay thank you for your analyzes it is true that the early bases in the high turret are different from the late bases in these photos you will notice that there is no marking at the entrance of the receiver something else the fixing screw of the base is squared