How many K31s do you own?

I've seen a few non matching. Mainly the magazine being the culprit. My K31 for example has a mismatched mag, but I picked it out of two dozen matching rifles because both its stock and bluing are a phenomenal near 10/10 condition wise.
 
got one, 1939, dark walnut, all matching, great shape, no bayo. started to reworked 30 gp11 into boxer, lots of work but half the fun as a hobby, reloading them possibly this weekend if I can get ahead of the honey do list...
 
tacfoley said:
I've never seen one that didn't all match.

tac
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On occasion you'll get one with a missmatched magazine, at least here in Canada. Friend of mine's mag doesn't match and I recall Tradeex had a few that didn't have matching mags back when they had a ton of K31's and K11's.
 
Just one, for now, and not sure if I want a second or not. Tight groups, but I'm going to need to put some serious time into tweaking the sights to make that tight group get even remotely close to point of aim.

Really like it, just not the focus of what I'm collecting. I bought it mostly because it was cheap (got it for $200), and the action and history kind of fascinates me - the whole "rifle that convinced Germany not to invade" thing.

It's a range toy, and a good one. But I have other range toys, and I'm narrowing down what I'm focusing on collecting. I'll keep the K31 I have, and over the course of a year or two, futz around with it to get the sights to have POA match POI, but it's a side project, at best.
 
Don't have one of these, so don't know, could someone tell me - are they dated on the reciever? Is it only serial number tracking to place what year they were made in? Does someone have a link to where I could trace the year of mfg for serial ranges?

My little ww2 collection so far has happened to consist all of arms from 1942, so if I did pick up one of these I would like to keep to the same year.
Thanks!
 
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