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Mauser Oberndorf byf44 High Turret e block

Nice one Xavier! Is the stock numbered matching? I can’t remember off the top my head when they start using checkered butt plates. Also looks like your safety was replaced with a late un-numbered one.

Thanks for sharing!
 
Hi Matt.
Yes the stock is matching . There is a picture where you can look at the rifle serial number in the Channel 🙂
Yes safety replaced
Best regards
 
Sorry, missed the picture of the stock. If I remember correctly they started using the checkered butt plates in the g block. Thanks!
 
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Hello Xavier, what’s the barrel code of the rifle please ?
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Mauser Oberndorf : Late 1944 arithmetics

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Thanks
 
mdarnell19 said:
Sorry, missed the picture of the stock. If I remember correctly they started using the checkered butt plates in the g block. Thanks!
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Matt , your correct on the checkered butt plates starting approximately at the g block
 
Thank you for sharing this High Turret. Looks very untouched. Are the barrel bands and magazine guard matching too?
 
Xavier whats the serial number of the BMJ scope ?? .
By the way nice looking HT . Was this a recent purchase ?? If so was it out of the wood work or a collection ??

Thanks for sharing .
 
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