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D Humbarger
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I thought that i would introduce a few of my Mauser & one of their BCD buddies to you all.
 
Posts: 8352 | Location: Jennings Louisiana, Arkansas by way of Alabama by way of South Carloina by way of County Antrim Irland by way of Lanarkshire Scotland. | Registered: 02 November 2001Reply With Quote
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A very happy and attractive family. The period accoutrements and accessories really finsih off your display.

Could you identify them? I know afew of their "names" but...
 
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Nice! Very nice! thumb
 
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top is a BNZ 45 ( Steyr-Daimler-Puch ). grey Phosphate finish, no bayonet lug & no upper band. Some of the sand cast parts left unmachined on the outside. This late war last ditch variation isn't even in Laws book.

second is a BYF 44 ( Mauser Werke ) with the ZF 41 scope.

third is a CE 43 ( JP Saur ).

forth is a BCD ( Gustloff Werke ) G43.
 
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Very nice....something to be proud of...you don't see this quality very often.
 
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where did you get the G-43 at? how much did you pay for it? around here, one in that nice of shape would go for over 2000. if you want to shoot it, but don't want it to beat itself up, there is a drop in kit that has some parts you swap with the original, that allows you to enjoy the rifle. then, you can swap the parts back, and wala!, the rifle is all original again.

btw... nice looking collection!


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byf42 thanks thats good to know. What is the source for the parts kits? I've had the G43 for about 25 years. I traded a S/42 Ghost modell for it.
 
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sir- try these guys http://apfeltor.com/ . there is another one out there, but i can't find it right now. give me a day or two, and i'll dig it up.


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byf42 that is a great site. Thanks
 
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