long branch sniper ?

[Surpmil]

There always doubters . six lines that could get shot down by the experts

We're not talking about religion Paul; the facts are easily demonstrated. Look at the previous posts in other threads, and the photos.

LB No4(T)s in 1944 had a different "T" stamp and they all had one AFAWK. There was no brazing used on the pads. The top of the rear pads lined up with the shoulder on the receiver etc. etc.

You may have noticed that no one has come out and said they think this is a genuine rifle and lots of questions have been raised about various points. It's probably not a coincidence it sold that cheaply on a public auction site!

I always assume people want frank and honest opinions about their items; since they're asking!