BMWR12

How much is it? Too bad the stock is cracked...

Local FTF deals are usually ok.

Usually they are scams. People steal pics of a high end gun like a $8,000 K43 rifle and offer it for $2000. Someone will believe they are selling it at that price and send the money and up with no rifle.

With the current importation rules (post 68) any firearm imported has to have a proper import stamp. I don't know if they changed the rules recently but the current stamping are ridiculous compared to the old style.This really decreases the value if you are trying to import anything of value as it will have to be import marked by FFL who imports it.

You can usually get a part a two from a individual but good luck getting any manufacturer to send you anything.

It's really sucks Norway ruined just as many early rifles as the Russians did. I hope to one day get a nice untouched early rifle but I can only dream. I have only ever had luck with 1944 stuff.

The rifle came home with a US army Major after the war along with a few other goodies that are long gone. I acquired it from the family of the veteran. I would not shoot this or any other of my matching German weapons. If you break a numbered part you are going to loose a lot of value. I also just rescued a matching BNZ45 action that I had an original BNZ45 stock for. The stock is from a postwar used rifle so it has a lightly stamped number on the side of it unfortunately. I wish there was a way to safely get rid of this without ruining the stock. It is definitely the correct stock for the rifle though. Here are some pics of the BNZ45 and it's brothers. AC45 K43 BYF44 K98 BCD 4 Phosphate/ blued K98 DOT 1944 BNZ 45

I picked this up locally for a great price. It is an almost brand new all matching unsanded Dot 1944 K98 . It even has a dated wood blank under the buttplate. The stock is dated 5/11/1944.

It does not make it an assault weapon by NJ law. It may be considered a SBR by NJ. There is a exemption in the NFA laws that does not consider the Luger, Broomhandle, FN/Browning Hi power, Radom,and a few others pistols as AOWS or SBRs.

What is per annum? I am looking to get my collection insured fully both guns and military items and they sound like a good place to try.

It would have to be a M44 then because M38 can not take a Bayonet. Most surplus rifles don't have the model info on the import marks. The billboard markings only appeared recently (last 5-7 years.)The older ones just had a little mark under the barrel.

A M38 does not have a side mounted bayonet and a M44 does. A M38 is usually found in a M44 stock though. You can determine this by the bayonet cut on the side of the stock.

The Bubba term is very popular in the G/K43 and K98 community. As for the SKS rifles they are all pretty much the same except that certain version will command a much higher price. Those would be the undocumented non imported marked Chinese rifles, papered Vietnam War bring backs, and North Vietnam produced rifles.

You can try John Foster for parts. He has a pretty good selection most of the time. He usually sells on eBay and gunbroker. I think his GB name is plywoodking or I can pm you his email.

Some PNC banks have free counters for customers. They have been accurate compared to my dealings with TD counters.

If you want something correct it is going to cost more than $600. If you want correct looking you can use a SP1 upper or surplus A1upper. Then you can use a Nodak Spud lower to match it to the correct style upper you will use. Another problem is all of the new lpks are the wrong color and look ridiculous in a colt gray rifle. If you look on gunbroker you can sometimes find a good deal on a rifle someone built with these components that just needs to be jersey neutered.

The rifle was made after WW2 in the Brunn I or Brunn II factory. These rifle were sometimes made with wartime unfinished receivers like Swp45,Dou45,Dot 1944,and Dot 1945. Most of the rifles you see for sale have those marking scrubbed from the receiver ring and they were imported by Samco Arms. As for the scope it doesn't look like anything of WW2 German origin I have seen. A postwar Czech K98 with matching bolt would sell for around $500 in good condition.If it has a WW2 coded receiver add $100-150. The scope and mount for $300 looks like a good deal if you want a scoped K98.

Awesome rifle to have with papers. You will probably never see another one like it.

If the slide is marked Zella-Mehlis it is 1945 or before. If it is marked Ulm or something else it is post 1945. Some of the 1940s are marked in different ways and may have a serial with a letter block or an AC in front of the serial number.

Laquer thinner works best. There is really no safe way to clean it off German wood without hurting the value to collectors.The scope mount on this rifle is also a reproduction unfortunately.

Haggerty is good for old vehicles worth more than the caps placed by traditional auto insurers . Your regular car insurer will most likely be able to insure that bike but the cost for more than liability might not be worth it.

The 3 rifles before they were separated 10 years ago.

I just aquired this rifle and it is in excellent unfired condition. It was one of a group of three rifles that was taken from the Walther factory and sent home by a vet. I am looking for the other 2 owners if anybody knows who they are. There is a capture paper with the C block rifle from the group. My rifle is AC45 K43 1206B single guide lug with no bolt hold open. It has stamped numbers on the receiver, bolt carrier, and bolt. It has electro penciled numbers locking lugs and firing pin carrier. It came with a aye magazine. The stock is marked with a e/waac10 and e/359.The handguard has a e/waac10 proof as well. The Rifle has to go with it 1 Aye Mag original paint 2 GCB Mags (One original paint and one phosphate) ROS 1944 pouch ZF4 scope with repro mount SKL45 sling

Very nice, I hope your stock isn't sanded like most German rifles that were shellaced and that the eagle proofs are still visible. I just picked up a beautiful Ac45 k43 that is coming next week. I will post some pics when it arrives.

I have been taking Qsymia since December and have lost over 50 pounds with only small changes to my diet and moderate exercise.I have not had any side effects from the medicine.