A typical characteristic of late war guns can be found on original finish Steyr rifles- silver solder will be seen coming from under the rear sight sleeve, more so on later guns. Inside, the stock was marked with an E marking, which can be hard to read on some laminated stocks. Advantages and disadvantages of communication tools The stocks were marked with the Eagle H marking on the right side, midway on the butt.
BNZ MAUSER K98 SERIAL NUMBERS
Serial numbers were stamped on just major parts, and as the war wound down, even less parts were numbered.
The rifles produced by Steyr bnz code offer some of the most diverse variations.
BNZ MAUSER K98 SERIAL NUMBER
Serial Range : 41XXq to 59XXT Approximate number produced : 36, Metal Finish : Blued, Phosphate, or Mix- more blue finish found on earlier guns Stock Finish : Most unstained, rough, Eagle H marked Stock Type : Full Kriegsmodel- no takedown washer, bayonet lug deleted, screwed in bands Wood Type : solid, laminated, odd-size laminated Triggergaurd : Early byf marked blued no serial number late svw marked phosphate, no serial number Floorplate : Most byf marked, blued or phosphate Follower : Most "lxr" or " waffenamt" marked, blued Front and Rear Bands : Early bands were blued, later bands will be silver grey-green phosphate finished, no waffenamts or serial, all held by screws no band spring Numbered Parts : 1.
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