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    hi folks. i was going through some parts and found this trigger and sear. i know itis off a mauser but witch one. the sear is stamped 76 and a small crowned B. the trigger has the same crowned B. any help
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    76 is the last two figures of the rifle number xx76.
    Crown over a "gothic" B in this location is an Imperial Germanicon inspector's stamp.
    Looks like a trigger from a rifle of the Gew.98 family.

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