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Thanks brcampbe for the ALFA catalog page. It's another piece of the puzzle on these old Mausers rifles. If I can go back in time to DWM factory before WWII, I know I would be able to find out when and why my commercial 98 Mauser rifle was made and sold to whom since the germans keep very good...

I know it been awhile since this post as been use but I also have an a DWM commercial Mauser which has pre-1912 German commercial proof marks on it. My rifle has a 98 receiver with a bent bolt, an Argentine Model 1909 trigger guard with the hinged magazine floor plate, commercial two leaf type...

Loewe Thank you for help me out with all the information you have given me. I check the small stamp on the right side of the stock and you are right. With a jewelers loupe I can see PSN 2 and on the last stamp on the bottom of the stock I can only see the letter P and the number 2. The two...

Here's some more pictures of the stock markings. I thought the last stock marking was a e/WaA655 because it was hard to see but when I took the rifle outside to use the sun light I saw it wasn't. This could be the arsenal rebuild mark. Mid-age

Loewe I check the bottom of the barrel again. There's no other marking other then the ones I described. I did took some pictures under the barrel and receiver. On the rear sight base on the right side I did see two small markings they look like K167 in a box and on the bottom there's a script...

J.p. Sauer & sohn (ce 42) k98 Here's some information on my CE 42 K98K I bought last Saturday. All but two parts has matching numbers on them (magazine follower and magazine floor plate). Most likely this rifle has been arsenal rebuild in Germany during WWII since someone took the time to...