3/31/22 - This is a nice example of a rare German G.24(t) rifle manufactured in the Waffenwerke Brunn factory and issued to the Nazi military in 1941. The G.24(t) design was modeled after the Czech Vz 24 rifle. This particular gun was reworked by the Czechs following WW2. Many of the parts were replaced and are marked with Czech "CZ" markings including the bayo lug, front barrel band, rear sight, and safety lever. The bolt handle is straight, has a matching number to the receiver, and has a Nazi test proof. The stock has crisp Nazi military acceptance proofs and is numbered - not matching. Thinning and minor discoloration on the receiver. Pitting on the bolt release. Spotty wear on the font barrel band and light scratchy wear around the muzzle. Light scratchy wear and very light brown patina on the floor plate. The stock has minor dings and scratches throughout. Chip in the handguard where the left side of the receiver meets the wood. The bore has good rifling with very minor pin-pricking throughout. Comes with a front sight hood and cleaning rod.
