Need help identifying k98, 29/40 ?

[Mike P]

Just pick this up a gun show trying to find some information about it? 1916 Danzig gew98, Polish stock and German sights and the bolt has a clover stamped on the bottom of it. Here are some photos. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

 

[bolas]

It could be one of the Polish exports for the Spanish Civil War. Looks quite similar. I'm only surprised by the front sight, usually, they got typical Polish sights.

 

[AN-94]

What are the markings on the barrel and bolt? Also, is the rear sight graduated 100-2000 or 300-2000? The clover leaf makes me think that the cocking piece is of Polish origin. G29/40s were made from wz.29 receivers iirc which this one clearly is not.

 

[Mike P]

here are some more photos.
The sights are wwii german marked, the barrel has only a few marks on it.

 

[Mike P]

One more photo

 

[Stan]

No sign of a German firing proof on the receiver, so would guess a Gew 98 rebuilt by somebody (not the Germans) from parts into the K98k pattern then fitted to a Polish Wz 29 stock with a modified handguard.

 

[bnz41john]

Somebody's home brewed Franken mauser.

 

[Mike P]

Thanks for the info, I was thinking it was put together with parts but you never know. Still a good shooter to take to the range.
Thanks, Mike