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Where was mauser p38 pistol built in 1944?
Mauser was located in Oberndorf Germany.
To what extent do custom wheels add value to a vehicle?
Custom wheels are custom built for the particular vehicle in question and can add value in comfort in relation to suspension and also regulate the fuel consumption.
Is custom built one word or two?
"Custom-built" is typically hyphenated when used as an adjective before a noun, such as "custom-built furniture."
Is the word custom built one word?
In online dictionaries, it is custom-built with a hyphen.
What are the benefits of investing in custom-built kitchen cabinets for your home?
Investing in custom-built kitchen cabinets for your home offers several benefits, including personalized design options, higher quality materials, better functionality, and increased home value.
Who makes custom built cabinets?
My DIY skills are non existent. Where can I go to find a custom built cabinet?
What does it mean if your KAR98k has 1938 42 on the receiver?
It means your rifle was made in 1938 at the Mauser AG plant in Obendorf. 42 was the code for Mauser- many different firms built the K98.
Synonym for Customized?
personalized, custom, tailored, custom-built
What is the value of a 30-06 Western Field Model 724A?
Your Western Field 724A was made in W. Germany. It was built on a modified mauser action. Depending on condition of the rifle will detemine its value. One in really good condition is aprox. worth $600 to $800.
What is a custom PCS used for?
Custom PCs are built by its client to meet a specific purpose. In many cases, most custom PCs are built by gamers looking to maximize their settings for the best possible experience.
Can I have my dock ladders custom built?
You can have your dock ladders custom built. The best way to go about that is to contact your local builder, this will allow you to build it to the specifications you want.
What make of stock will replace the jc Higgins model 50 original stock?
It was built with a commercial 98 Mauser action.
