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hello,
It's a horizontal script ce 41 (JP Sauer) with a renumbered bolt. At that price you didn't get hurt, particularly if it's a mm bolt only that someone jacked the bolt on. If nothing else is boinkered on it, and the bolt is mm only, it's worth twice that.
Regards,
HB

Thanks HB. What does MM mean?

Also are all the parts renumbered? How can one tell? They all bear that "6" number.


Thanks!

 

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Disassembled

I got it disassembled. Here are some more pics.

Under the barrel it reads: 36 40RD

The wood Stock has the number 2161

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  There are additional "6's" on:
• The Underside of the barrel
• The shell extractor
• The Bolt extractor assembly
• The front sight itself
• The assembly under the sight
• The trigger assembly

 

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Man this is all greek to me. I've got a lot of learning to do.

Let me ask a few questions:

• Are you saying that the "6"s are fakes? (or that some of them are fakes)
  
• How can I tell the difference between a ground bolt and an original?
  
• If this is a "faker" is that a common thing I'll be running across?
  
• The stock should have the same # as the receiver if it's a complete original correct?
  
• Does the fact that there are no import marks mean anything for its value?
  
• Does the value of this type of gun go up or is it merely a shooter?
  
• What book would you recommend I get to start my formal K98 schooling?

I greatly appreciate all the input.
Thanks for the education!

 

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since I bought a "re-touched" k98 I was wondering if there was a way to make the buffed metal buttplate look more like it should (60 yrs old).

Any of you ever done this?

Thanks!