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It looks right to me. When the zeros are on the index marks, the sight should be level and straight ahead.

His real name is not Karl

Not to sure about that. More than one pic would have been nice

Yep, 6x30's

The manual says that is holds parts of the trigger.

They look pretty close to me

Ryan has the right hand feed arm. I am looking for some of the other stuff also. Good luck witht he search. The tough one is the feed tray. I have never seen one, except for the one that I have. The tanker ground kits are out there now and again, but usually at some nutty price

The trigger lever (part B21 in the parts post) may be worn. John may also be right, but if you clean the trigger group don't try to take a short cut and use a can of spray gun scrubber stuff: it will melt the bakelite grips.

Come on, don't tease us. Pics man!!!

The SAR article was great and the manuals are fantastic. Regarding the SAR however, it is intersting that they also did a review on the mg34 movie and referred people to buy it from someone else. WTF with that??

Junglewalk, THAT is a reply with true merit! I will look for that scene in "Männer Gegn Panzer" and see how that MG crew applies their MG-42. Thanks!!! Bil... yer still no help. Work on that. :mrgreen: You can watch it on youtube: about the 5:34 mark http://youtube.com/watch?v=eWQEqFou1Vs&feature=...

Yep, Israel. And the guns were all they could get in the late 40's and early 50's

as already stated, dot is the three letter manufacuturing code for the Brno work in what is now the Czech Republic. The GCA of 1968 outlawed the importation of foreign made mgs for sale to civilians so many parts kits were imported by any number of dealers , etc. The part of the mg34 that the ATF co...

Hi Ed, I wouldn't have recommended something like this without having my own first and seeing if it's worth it..... it's worth it. Glad you agree. Michael has been a source of manuals and information for me. I've found him to be very knowledgeable and trustworthy. He's been to the USA a few times a...

2992 a should be a serial number. The germans often used numbering systems such as 1 to 9999a and then 1-9999 b, ect. This was done to try to hide the number of items actually manufactured. Waa 63 is an inspectors proof mark that I think is from Mauser.

I got a copy today and it is great.

dot is the code for Waffenwerk Brunn (Brno). I don't know what the triangle mark is and the eagle stamp looks like it was made by stamp sold by Numrich

Matt wrote:john did you mean MG3 or MG34? i saw some kits like that one for sale from BRP and they were about 2500 -3000 dollars -matt

It's mg34. Heidlers book does say that it is an unknown code but found on mg34 parts. Actually it says

"unbekannt/Teile fur Maschinengewehr MG34"

bad pictures of mine:

I love the auctions that say "no reserve" but have some big starting price for a minimum bid. $4500? yeah, right. I got an entire fortess mount for much less than that.