My first K98 - 1942 bnz

[Oh-Six]

Thank you for your response, my understanding is that the scope mount for the ZF is soldered on, mine is mounted with screws, I'm pretty sure it's a repro. So having both the 77 and the 623 on the receiver would it be correct assuming the receiver was made at Radon and the gun assembled at Steyr? This is what I find most unusual having both proofs on the receiver. The floor plate, trigger guard and sights have matching numbers. The stock does not. The bolt is unknown because I cannot make out the serial number. This rifle has really sparked my interest and I just can't seem to get enough. I'm afraid I'll be buying more of these soon. That is after I find a correct stock for this one. Again thanks for your response GUTS, it is much appreciated!

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[Sarge]

You have a Radom receiver assembled at Steyr. It may also have other Radom parts on it.
The ZF 41 mount is a fake and improperly attached! The original scope base was a one piece rear sight sleve with the base milled onto it. NO Steyr rifles were assembled as ZF 41 sharp shooter rifles. The stock is also not a steyr stock, none of them had finger grooves. A 41 Steyr would have had a cupped butt plate. The bolt is an FN made bolt and will have an eagle 140 on the bottom of the flat. Not a STeyr used bolt. You have a good shooter, but it has no collector value. It is a mismatched rifle and can never be made matching.
Shoot it and enjoy it.
Sarge