Hooded blade front and tangent rear sights, "945/1940" on the receiver ring, "G.33/40" on the side wall. The buttstock is a two-piece spliced construction with the correct style cupped and extended buttplate. All matching numbers throughout.

Very good. 25% original blue finish remains with areas of gray and brown patina, edge wear, handling marks overall, spotting and dings. The stock has no visible markings, a few scattered chips, dents overall, and a 2 inch crack at the front of the upper handguard. Mechanically excellent. A solid representative WWII G33/40 that saw field use.