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I purchased this last month as a barreled action for 200 and was missing everything except for the trigger. I had a few parts laying around and turned it into a complete rifle up. But of course this is where the fun part begins because I cannot find any information on who, what, where, when or why this exactly exists. The gun itself is in 16 inches and is chambered for 8mm Mauser. What is strange is that I don't think this was a boomers love project because the barrel has a 02V stamping that is also present on the receiver that looks factory. The closest thing I could find is that this was an FN 24/30 as they made carbine length guns, or maybe a South American contract but the caliber and lack of Fabric Nationale markings tell me other wise. Moral of the story I am stumped but here if what I know or could find?
The trigger itself has a waffen eagle on it (WW2 German)
The receiver itself is a Model 98 (German)
42M- I am assuming is the model on it ( I cant find anything on this model)
655 - is a factory code of some sort I think ( Cant find any information)
43/02 - I was told was the date of production from a Mauser autist ( February of 1942)
un marked front sight block with groves ( German maybe as early Czechs, Belgians, guns didnt have the cuts for a sight hood)
02V - I have no information on
The trigger itself has a waffen eagle on it (WW2 German)
The receiver itself is a Model 98 (German)
42M- I am assuming is the model on it ( I cant find anything on this model)
655 - is a factory code of some sort I think ( Cant find any information)
43/02 - I was told was the date of production from a Mauser autist ( February of 1942)
un marked front sight block with groves ( German maybe as early Czechs, Belgians, guns didnt have the cuts for a sight hood)
02V - I have no information on