Manufactured during World War II, this rifle was produced as a "single claw" pattern sniper rifle. While on paper these sniper patterns were rendered obsolete by the introduction of the turret and rail pattern mounts, claw mount snipers were still used by the Germans during the war. Blade front and tangent rear sights, with a set of left-offset single claw mounts soldered and screwed to the receiver, the former numbered to match the barrel and covering the manufacturer's markings and proofs. Matching numbers are present on the barrel, front barrel band (double struck, possibly factory error), rear barrel band, rear sight, floorplate, and bolt, which has a turned handle and a trimmed down safety to clear the scope. The smooth stock is matching numbered inside the stock channel (hidden), with a checkered steel buttplate.