All matching dot 43

[Kchen333]

Just got this piece of art, wish u guys can tell me more about it and the value of it

 

[joryfreeburg]

Welcome….. looks like you have a nice dot 43. Could we see a few more photos, especially of the stock? Kinda similar to some of the shots in this post of mine?

dot 1943 5689 n block Walnut tiger stripe

Here is a rifle that I have had for roughly 2 years. For some reason never got around to fully photographing it until today. It was an adoption from Mike (feldmutze). People that recognize Mikes handle here know of his outstanding Gew98 collection that he had and sold off pretty much all of...

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[heavy_mech]

Looks like a nice example. I've got a p block between Jory's and yours. I've come to appreciate these Czech made Mausers. Would also like to see a few more photos of the details. Welcome to the forum.

 

[Kchen333]

Been trying to upload some photo, kept saying it’s too large to upload

 

[Bigdibbs88]

Looks like the stock has been sanded. Numbering shown looks fine

 

[Kchen333]

 

[Kchen333]

 

[Kchen333]

 

[Kchen333]

 

[Kchen333]

Sorry for the late response, here are more pictures of it, just want to know more about it, thanks everyone

 

[Kchen333]

Also found this inside of the sling, wondering if it’s the previous owners name? Can’t tell

 

[mauser99]

Looks like the 3 letter code .

 

[Kchen333]

 

[Jdt]

Looks like the 3 letter code .

Agreed, I doubt any regular guy would have access to a ink stamp that would last as long as that has, at least for a infantryman in WW2. I would expect a pencil to be used to mark a item instead of a ink stamp or one of some kind.