S27 1936

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agentcq

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Certainly not minty but an early and fairly honest rifle for sure. More bluing than the pics show, but pretty worn and certainly well used. Original sling too which is a bonus.
Found this and another all matching K98 on the weekend at a Gun Show - Quite rare to find any all matching K98 in Canada. Only other all matching K98 I had to import from the US - so to fine 2x on one table was awesome. Also picked up a late Zinc Stamped Flare gun and 5x Sten mags.
 

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Wow 2 on the same table? Congrats! I could also live with the finish loss being matching and early. I can certainly imagine that happened during the war.
 
agentcq said:
Certainly not minty but an early and fairly honest rifle for sure. More bluing than the pics show, but pretty worn and certainly well used. Original sling too which is a bonus.
Found this and another all matching K98 on the weekend at a Gun Show - Quite rare to find any all matching K98 in Canada. Only other all matching K98 I had to import from the US - so to fine 2x on one table was awesome. Also picked up a late Zinc Stamped Flare gun and 5x Sten mags.
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It looks like an honest and rare rifle. Congrats, it was your lucky day 🍀
 
As others have said, definitely been there and done that condition, but a great year and code, congrats!
 
Few other goodies that came with the same purchase. Top left pouch is early and dated 1935.
 

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CE 1943

This is the CE 1943 that I picked up with the S27. Nice to see them in original trim versus RC or Norge. Interesting damage to the front sight base and front band? From combat use? Or a hard drop? Had to laugh at the middle band being upside down.
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CE 1943 (Sauer)
 
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