This came in the mail this week with another Ill post later. Nice 1941 G.33/40, all matching, untouched. Beautiful 3 piece walnut stock. Finger jointed, a technique not seen on other German rifles of the time. Similar to a vz33, but with some Germanization. Only numbered parts are Stock, hand guard, receiver and bolt handle. This one does not look to have ever been apart, I plan to leave it that way.
These survived the war in fairly good numbers, what they didn't survive was hunters. Once you hold one of these you'll see why. Super short, a full 5" shorter then a k98k, at least 2 lbs lighter, and built to very high standards. Very smooth. Was highly desired as a starting off point for a sporter project.
These survived the war in fairly good numbers, what they didn't survive was hunters. Once you hold one of these you'll see why. Super short, a full 5" shorter then a k98k, at least 2 lbs lighter, and built to very high standards. Very smooth. Was highly desired as a starting off point for a sporter project.
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