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Moderator: joseyclosey
Yes, Brno was the only manufacturer of the G33/40 and they were only made for 3 years....40, 41&42. When the Green Party took over in Norway, weapons exports were banned and 10's of thousands of these precious rifles destroyed/demilled like these in the Konigs museum all neatly welded together in a Mauser sculpture. Regards, Rick.Niner wrote:Wow. Now that is a rare gun. I see in Robert Ball's Mauser book that it was a Bruno version that had the plate on the side of the butt for issue to mountain troops who could use it when climbing and not injuring the stock. He also says that the 945 was used as a code on the original ones made in 1940 and that your rifle should be made with a walnut stock as later ones of the short production were laminated.
And... I'd imagine it doesn't have any billboard size import markes on it either......thankfully. Your rifle/carbine would be a great piece for any collection.