I know, I know, a "clever" guy before me drilled right thought this piece of art (right through the Portuguese crest). I'm wondering what type of scope mount these holes are for?
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...7/UBwAgl-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...7/lIpDVl-1.jpg
Also any meaning of the letter F on the safety?
Probably a standard Weaver base. Is it #61 and #62? I'm not sure. Just single blocks and civilian in manufacture. These guns came to Canada by the dozen in the grease in about 1978 and every second one was done like that for hunting.
Fire or the equivelent in German or Portuguese ?, are there markings to the other side of the safety ?.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonely Gunny
No nothing on the other side
OUCH! What a pitty.
I agree with BAR, Weaver top mount bases #46 front and #45 rear.
Thank you...I couldn't lay my hands on the correct numbers! We sure did enough of them around here!
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Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY
Well at least Bubba left the number intact.
Some bubbafacations are more painfull than others. This particular one I find to be analogous to a sharp stick in the eye.Or perhaps a dull stick in the eye. I think Gunny is on the right track covering the holes. To painful to view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Chadwick
I'm sorry to hurt your eyes...Quote:
Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY
I'm taking the K98 to the range this coming Sunday to see how it shoots.
No worries I am glad it is in the propper hands now. I do hope bubba is nearing retirement age now that milsurps are more rare. Let us know how she shoots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonely Gunny