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Sauer LSR 909ff CE Marked Receiver

Brian, from another thread it seems the latest ce44 coded receivers were used in w block. Therefore I would not expect a ce44 coded x-block LSR to exist. It would rather be coded bcd4 (just from my memory, if it serves me right).
 
I put my barrel and receiver in a Sauer Made stock I cut posted above. New Photos added above.

I am going to try this mount below on a friends rifle who has the whole CE 43 marked LSR except the scope and mount. Any opinions on mount? Will be fitted at SOS. If it fits then I'm sure a deal will be made if he wants it. It's marked like a 1944 X Block Mount and most of these drilled guns I have seen so far are ff letter block. Maybe it's for a CE marked LSR receiver that got used in X block. Maybe for a X Block 1943 or 1944. Well it's an unknown and I don't think there are any others to make a comparison that I know of.

It has been milled on the inside edge to clear the receiver. Like I would expect a real one to be like for CE Marker Receiver Sauer Rail. I have had this mount in my collection for several years and just dug it out. See photos. Maybe it will fit?



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I hope I'm not stepping on any toes, but I have a 1944 LSR serial #935X that needs a mount and I would love to have this one if you're willing to sell. PM me if so
 
Brian, from another thread it seems the latest ce44 coded receivers were used in w block. Therefore I would not expect a ce44 coded x-block LSR to exist. It would rather be coded bcd4 (just from my memory, if it serves me right).
Thanks Georg for your reply. Many things have been learned in the past like no BYF 43 High Turrets for example. These things no doubt run in batches, but it's close. Hard to never with this stuff. Could you post up the link to the W block CE receiver thread please? Thanks.
 
I hope I'm not stepping on any toes, but I have a 1944 LSR serial #935X that needs a mount and I would love to have this one if you're willing to sell. PM me if so
Send me a PM and I will explain about this mount and you can tell me more about what your looking for.
 
Could you post up the link to the W block CE receiver thread please?
 
X block 1943 or X Block 1944. The mount is cut different on bottom. I’ll post if it fits.

There are 1943 High Turrets and there are 1944 Low Turrets as an example of variance in rifles built.
 
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Thanks Georg for your reply. Many things have been learned in the past like no BYF 43 High Turrets for example. These things no doubt run in batches, but it's close. Hard to never with this stuff. Could you post up the link to the W block CE receiver thread please? Thanks.
Someone else already posted the link to the mentioned thread .. just wanted to add after a sleep that of course the LSR receiver is different. It could theoretically had been that there were ce coded LSR receivers still around while "plain" service rifle receivers with ce code were already used up. It though just isn't this likely. Additionally there are bcd4 LSR receivers assembled by J. P. Sauer & Sohn in the x block known.
 
Someone else already posted the link to the mentioned thread .. just wanted to add after a sleep that of course the LSR receiver is different. It could theoretically had been that there were ce coded LSR receivers still around while "plain" service rifle receivers with ce code were already used up. It though just isn't this likely. Additionally there are bcd4 LSR receivers assembled by J. P. Sauer & Sohn in the x block known.
Yes. Not many were made and not many survived. I’d be guessing to say more. If my mount fits my friends rifle then it’s a likely scenario of Sauer type mount in one of the X blocks. Maybe one will turn up someday. Like the 1943 BYF High Turrets.
 
It is an ambivalent discussion. The early pieces and the unicorns sometimes do help giving better understanding on the development and are beloved by those who already have "normal" pieces. On the other hand it is tough to judge when looking at something you hardly have anything else to compare with or is much different from everything else. But to get back to the topic, did you already try fitting that mount?
 
It is an ambivalent discussion. The early pieces and the unicorns sometimes do help giving better understanding on the development and are beloved by those who already have "normal" pieces. On the other hand it is tough to judge when looking at something you hardly have anything else to compare with or is much different from everything else. But to get back to the topic, did you already try fitting that mount?
Will try the scope in a couple weeks.
 

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