Here's some shots of my Polish M44. Awesome rifle and a hell of a shooter. Wish my camera was better, the stock really is special on this one, wish is wasn't washing out all the detail on the right hand side of the first pic.
Walnut. Possibly French.
One more for the night, here's my Ex-Dragroon.
The Swedes used plain linseed oil, so if it were mine, I'd use BLO only. I'm not a big fan of putting wax on a military stock, but hey - it's your rifle
Plain BLO it is then. I want to stay authentic.
These are not my rifles but I found them on another forum. These are two of the prettiest M96s I've seen.
1898 dated Carl Gustaf M96
1915 with rare maple stock
1898 dated Carl Gustaf M96
1915 with rare maple stock
Maple stocked M96's are a rare critter, indeed! I also like the elm-stocked examples:
Yes, the elm is quite nice too!
L - R: 1925 CG with Elit diopter; 1911 CG with Faldt diopter; 1913 CG M41B
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Swede sensory overload!!!!
