Interesting VZ24

[Anzac15]

Picked this VZ24 up today at the gun show. It has some pretty interesting features.
Unit marking(?) on disc. Been a while since I've seen one marked like this.
The rear side swivel has been removed for some reason and filled in. This obviously has been done some time ago, and yet the front side sling swivel remains.
The bolt appears to be from a Gew98.
The buttplate also appears to be German, as it has a waffenamt stamp (37) and a v prefix to the mismatched serial number. Early 98k plate? It contours perfectly to the stock.
No import mark.
There appears to be some faint graffiti on the right of the butt. Can't make it out yet.
No slot in front sight base for sight hood. VZ23 barrel? Transitional VZ24?
Will be taking this down tomorrow to see what else I can find on it. The filled in rear sling swivel is a real puzzler.

[Anzac15]

Just found this on the bottom of the front band.

[Calif-Steve]

Lots of German parts on rifle. Tiny stamp just above serial number? Look hard for a "33" or "34" date stamp. Difficult to spot. Nice find.

[Darlington]

Looks like you have a classic German re-issued VZ24. Here are the changes the germans made.
1. Remove cavalry sling loops. Front is usually just cur off/missing and rear has a wood plug.
2. Remilled the follower. it will no longer close on empty like a VZ, that's a 98k trait.

These are the easy tells.

Also see if there is a H stamp on the stock.

My 1936 VZ24 German reissue.

[Fruler]

Very cool rifle... I've always liked the vz 24, just as much as I like a German k98. I'd like to find a vz 24 in my favorite caliber, 7.65x53 someday...