Gew88 parts by serial database attempt ?

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69kHz	Re: Gew88 parts by serial database attempt ?	#21	[-]
Posts: 129 (06/05/07 07:11 PM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Guess it's time I post my numbers. I'll start with the 2 nearly complete rifles. 1) Steyr 1894 (No S ) serial 700 matching tube, screws, trigger guard, trigger assy. Bolt body 3517 e, safety 17, cocking piece 17, firing pin nut 17, firing pin 14. Need bolt 700, safety, cocking piece, firing pin & firing pin nut 00 as well as bolt head 00. 2) Spandau 1890 ( S ) serial 2460 matching tube, stock, trigger guard. Screws, bands & trigger 60. Bolt body 2127 m, safety, cock, nut pin 27, bolt head 79. Need bolt 2460 & rest 60 Ok, next are barrelled OWS recievers Danzig 1890 ( S ) 9004 p, barrel marked 04 S Neuse Material Krupp 4 Spandau 1890 ( S ) 156 m Spandau 1895 ( S ) 2484 Steyr 1894 (No S ) 4577 e () Danzig 1893 ( S ) 8272 BT () trigger guards; 108, 9004, 760, 4657 need 156, 84 or 2484, 77 or 4577, 72 or 8272 Trigger assy; 77, 04, 56, 84, Need 72 Front barrel bands; 71, 95 -10.J.R.24 xxxx out, 004 -2.G.R 3.5 need 56, 84, 77, 72 Rear barrel bands; 13, 004, 95, 38 need 56, 84, 77, 72 Action screw; short- 43, 53 long 54 need 04 or 004, 56, 84, 77, 72
69kHz	Re: Gew88 parts by serial database attempt ?	#22	[-]
Posts: 129 (06/13/07 07:00 PM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	More parts to add to my list. reciever Steyr 1894 4097c matching barrel tube. Stock 7430 trigger/sear 05 Trigger guard 721p Front band 69 rear band 35 large action screw 72, small action screw 77 Bolt body 3411w with imperial markings.. one is an eagle firing pin nut, safety & firing pin 11, bolt head 18
bobby00000	Re: Gew88 parts by serial database attempt ?	#23	[-]
Posts: 25 (08/25/07 06:44 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	[font face=times new roman color=black size=4]I figure i ought to try this out, here are 3 rifles that need parts, all need bolts #ed to them. CE WG STEYR 1894 # 4501e needs both bands. LOEWE BERLIN 1891 #7027 needs both bands and the triggerguard. CE WG STEYR 1894 # 8775 needs triggerguard and rear band. heres what i have to trade rear barrel bands with unit marks #90 3GGRE3.215 #41 #54 2GGRR2.193 ,faint #93 3GGRE1.136 #19 GP3.80 #14 EB4.3 #54 2GGRR2.193 #113GGRE3.223 #76 RE6.36 pitted #5 unnumbered #53 #15 #16 Front bands #37 #23 60R5.5 #15 4RG5.23 #51 another #37 #24 #37 Ker.1.103 #3 or 8 #19 #54 #16 Triggerguards #1160 #9372 #6833 #667 #968 #3012 #3673 #8848 #3604 #315 #9031 s # 9740 I also have a spandau 1890 #5816 marked gew 88 on the side has had barrel removed but has matching bands shroud and trigger. wanted an AMBERG,EURFURT, or DANZIG or other different manufactured one[/font]
Caddy Kid	Re: Gew88 parts by serial database attempt ?	#24	[-]
Posts: 641 (08/25/07 07:02 PM) Veteran member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I will add my 4 rifles: 1894 Steyr 1368 1894 Steyr 5787 UNK Spandau 9080 1893 Danzig 3679 -Brian
abixler	Re: Gew88 parts by serial database attempt ?	#25	[-]
Posts: 10 (08/26/07 03:15 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	bobby00000 pm sent
bobby00000		#26	[-]
Posts: 10 (10/20/07 10:55 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	anyone got any bands #27?
gewehrdorkus		#27	[-]
Posts: 161 (02/24/08 11:14 AM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	So nobody has specific parts by serial for trade anymore ?.
bobby00000		#28	[-]
Posts: 12 (10/10/08 11:07 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	im still wanting to trade parts. is no ome interested anymore???
Plevna		#29	[-]
Posts: 260 (10/27/08 11:36 AM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	bobby00000, don't think you're being ignored out here on the countryside. I have checked my Gew 88 parts inventory and fail to see that I have any of the specific serial numbered parts you are seeking. Rather akin to picking this week's winning lottery numbers, I know it is sometimes frustrating to locate matching parts. Merely as a comment from the proverbial left field of the parts search, over the past year+ I have sent copies of my ever growing Gew 88 parts inventory to several people searching for particular numbers and exactly one individual found a "match" for a few of the needed part on his "wish list." To place this into perspective, at this point in time I have accumulated parts from approximately 80 OWS or CFS parts rifles and have supplimented these with several batches of parts I have purchased from others. So far, so good -- however, of the numbered parts I have in inventory I found it of interest that I was able to furnish only two 2-digit numbered parts and zero 4-digit parts (e.g., a serial numbered bolt or trigger guard). All of this is to say that while it is by no means an impossibility to locate matching numbers it would be a "long haul" process to do so. Playing the odds, locating a partictular part with a matching 2-digit number is a 1 in 100 proposition. A 4-digit part jumps to 1 in 1,000 UNLESS there is a letter suffix and then the odds move to 1 in 26,000. Although I have mentioned this in previous postings, it may be of passing interest that among the 80+ parts rifles I have purchased and dismantled exactly two of them had matching numbers (while lacking matching bolts, one of these was rebuildable and the other was in such poor "rust bucket" condition that I never succeeded in getting it apart). At this point in time, how may 88's are you rebuilding or restoring? Don't give up on finding the needed parts but be aware (as I'm sure you are) that it will take a while to locate what you want. Though it all, be assured that we're rooting for you!
A1Coyote		#30	[-]
Posts: 160 (06/07/09 12:30 PM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Looks like no one has added to this for a while, here is my updated list: Bolt-heads-have - 27, 56, 83, 109 (all full round with ejectors) want- 33, 38, 54, 57, 81 Bolt Bodies - have - 8405d, 1138-(have 38 firing pin, firing pin nut) want - 6993, xx93, #5431 or #XX31(miracle) Cocking piece-have- #51, 3(4?) # worn down want- # 05, 38 safety lever-have- #49, 3(6?)some pitting want- # 05, 38 Firing Pin Nut-have- 01, 73, 11 (some pitting) want- 54, 05 Firing Pin - have - 96 want - 05, 57, 81 front bands - have - 40 (No Regt.) want - 93 lower band - have - 97 (KFR.8.178) want - 93 Trigger Guard - have - 8435 want - 6993 or xx93 front action screw (short) - have - #'s 08,58, no # w / fraktur want - # 93 rear action screw (long) - have - #'s 07, 35, Plain no # / fraktur, flat set screw type want - #'s 31, 33, 93 Interested, please pm me. Thanks for looking!
bobby00000		#31	[-]
Posts: 17 (07/12/09 02:01 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	i got me a new 1889 spandau with the g mod 88 on the side and im trying to restore it. good news to me is after soakin it in pb blast i got it apart and it has the best stock outa all the ones i have. the stock matches the receiver, the barrel shroud matches but the rear sight base and everything has been knocked off and the shroud is pitted. and then the trigger guard matches. so most of my major components match, except for havin a bolt. bad news is it had the rear band ith the ring for my sling to go in broken off it matches the gun with serial number 48. does any one know a way to fix these or anything or should i just replace. but the serial number is 3448. and i need the front bayonet band for it and the rear one if i cant get that part fixed. and then bolt of course Last Edited By: bobby00000 07/12/09 02:04 PM. Edited 1 times.
Plevna		#32	[-]
Posts: 364 (07/14/09 04:42 AM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Bobby: I'm not aware of any reasonable way to repair the rear barrel band (I'm sure this can be done but I really have to wonder if it's worth the trouble). The rear band/sling mount area is a weak spot in the Gew 88 design. As I recall, Springfield Sporters has both front and rear barrel bands for sale. As nice as it would be to have serial matching parts, finding temporary replacements would not be a problem.
bobby00000		#33	[-]
Posts: 18 (07/21/09 11:25 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	well i8 got alota barrel bands thing is that i cleaned the band up it matches the rifle and has the unit markings.
bobby00000		#34	[-]
Posts: 21 (07/22/09 12:32 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	band marked 2 CR. 12. 193
Plevna		#35	[-]
Posts: 365 (07/22/09 07:25 AM) active member Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	Bobby, thank you for passing along the regimental marking on your barrel band. I know it's not your preference, but I would still suggest using a replacement band until you can find another with a serial match.
Doug Strong.britishmilitari...		#36	[-]
Posts: 1 (08/30/09 11:00 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I have a bolt that is mismatched the body is 8654 (over a little d) The firing pin nut is 54 but the safety parts and the cocking piece are numbered 48 I would gladly trade out parts of this one. My other one is completely matching numbered 7539 (over a little cursive letter I cannot identify.) This is the one I have in my good Gew88 but it does not match so I would be willing to trade the entire bolt. I have the a barreled action numbered 401 and a barreled action 3079 I have a short action screw numbered 16 and a long numbered 06
8564	k98 8654 parts	#37	[-]
Posts: 1 (10/29/09 05:11 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I have a bolt that is mismatched the body is 8654 (over a little d) The firing pin nut is 54 but the safety parts and the cocking piece are numbered 48 I would gladly trade out parts of this one. please email me with any k98 part marked 8654 jbender564@verizon.net
Doug Strong.britishmilitari...		#38	[-]
Posts: 7 (10/30/09 10:09 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	I have bought several more Gew88s over the last few months. They are all mixed up. Here is my best attempt at a parts list. Front bands needed ; 06, 12, 17 Front bands to trade ; 01, 36, 49 Rear bands needed ; 01, 06, 12, 17 Rear bands to trade ; 53 Rear action screws needed ; 01, 12, 17 Rear action screws to trade ; 10, 08, 63, 82, Front action screws needed ; 06, 12, 17 Front action screws to trade ; 16, 92, and 2 modern replacements, Bolts needed ; 401, 3512, 6306, 3017 Bolts to trade ; 8654 (54 firing pin, 01 firing pin nut, 48 safety and cocking piece.), 7539 (all matching), 5067 (matching except for 15 Cocking piece), 122 (with 02 safety and cocking piece and 55 firing pin nut), 787 (all matching) Bolt heads needed ; 01, 39, 12, 06, 87, 17 Bolt head to trade ; 43, 96, 89 (or 68 depending on how you look at it) Last Edited By: Doug Strong 11/04/09 07:37 PM. Edited 1 times.
Doug Strong.britishmilitari...		#39	[-]
Posts: 8 (10/30/09 10:14 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts Report Post	bobby00000 wrote: bad news is it had the rear band with the ring for my sling to go in broken off it matches the gun with serial number 48. does any one know a way to fix these or anything or should i just replace. Is the ring broken off and you have both pieces? If you have all the parts I can weld it for you and then remove all the weld so that the part looks like it was never broken. (I'm pretty good at this) I have one band that was broken in this way and repaired in its working life and they just left the obvious weld in place but I would not do that. No charge for this, just glad to help a fellow collector.