Manufactured by Steyr-Daimler. The top of the receiver ring is marked with an "eagle swastika / WaA623" proof over "bnz.", the wartime code for Steyr, over "4", with an eagle firing proof and serial number on the left side and an "eagle/WaA623" proof on the right side. The left rear of the barrel is marked with an "eagle/WaA623" proof and an eagle firing proof. The left side receiver wall is marked "Mod. 98". Hooded ramped blade front sight and adjustable rear tangent sight graduated to 200 meters. Mounted with a one piece pistol grip stock, absent of any markings. Complete with the cleaning rod and "jwh / 44" coded bayonet and metal scabbard (matching 6300t).

Excellent. The rifle retains 95% plus original finish with some thinning and flaking on the top rear end of the barrel. There is a small amount of minor pitting on the left rear of the barrel directly below the rear sight. The stock shows the late war enlarged machining around the sides and rear end of the trigger guard and remains excellent with a few minor dents and dings. The rifle has matching parts with the last digit of the front barrel band overstamped. The bayonet is excellent with 98% original finish remaining, with loss due to pulling the bayonet in and out of the scabbard. The scabbard is also excellent. Clear markings. Mechanically excellent.