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    Problem identifying a rifle bolt.

    I know how important a rifle bolt is, some are nearly impossible to locate. I really want to identify this one if someone can held me.

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    More photos. The head is removable, straight bolt. If I can identify the bolt, I will clean it up.

    Again thanks.

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    Pretty sure its for a Gewehr 88 rifle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patton12 View Post
    Pretty sure its for a Gewehr 88 rifle.
    My guess too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patton12 View Post
    Pretty sure its for a Gewehr 88 rifle.
    Thanks.

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    I have a makers mark I am trying to figure it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99621 View Post
    I have a makers mark I am trying to figure it out.
    It's a german proof mark.
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