Museum-Grade WWII German G.33/40 Mountain Carbine – 100% All-Matching (1940)
- Category
- Firearms Rifles
- Classification
- Non-restricted
- Action
- Bolt
- Condition
- Excellent
- Manufacturer
- Brno
- Caliber
- 8 mm Mauser (8x57)
- Sight
- Iron
- Capacity
- 2
- Hand
- Right Handed or Ambidextrous
FOR SALE: Museum-Grade WWII German G.33/40 Mountain Carbine – 100% All-Matching (1940)
Model: Gewehr 33/40 (G.33/40) Mountain Carbine
Manufacturer: Waffenwerke Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia
Year of Production: 1940
Condition: Museum/Investment Grade – Exceptional Original Condition
Caliber: 8x57mm (8mm Mauser)
Location: Montreal area (Will ship fully insured)
Description
For the advanced collector who demands absolute purity: an exceptionally rare, investment-grade German G.33/40 Mountain Carbine manufactured in 1940 under German occupation at the Brno factory.
Finding a G.33/40 is hard enough; finding a first-year 1940 production that escaped post-war sporterization, stock sanding, or parts swapping is nearly impossible in Canada. This rifle has survived in incredible, unmolested historical condition.
100% Serial Matching & Marking Integrity
Unlike the vast majority of secondary-market examples, this carbine features 100% all-matching serial numbers across both steel and wood components:
- The Action & Steel: The receiver ring, barrel, and bolt body all carry the crisp, matching factory serial number 8066. The receiver rail is perfectly stamped G.33/40.
- The Wood: The original blonde hardwood stock is completely unsanded, preserving its sharp factory geometry. The matching serial 8066 is deeply stamped into the spine of the buttstock.
- Waffenamts: Razor-sharp, perfectly struck WaA63 inspection marks (correct for the Brno plant) and the German eagle-over-swastika proofs are crisp and prominent on both the receiver and the wood grain.
Features & Condition
- Features the correct, ultra-smooth teardrop bolt handle and lightened receiver.
- The original metalwork shows beautiful, honest age-appropriate patina with no reproduction parts.
- Complete with the iconic steel mountain-climbing protective plate on the left side of the buttstock, original sight hood, and correct carbine nose cap.
- The mechanical action is incredibly tight, and the bore is excellent.
Provenance & Transparency
Serious buyers understand the rarity of a completely matching first-year G.33/40. We can provide high-resolution photos of all individual component stampings, internal stock serials, and proof marks to verified, serious inquiries.
Terms
PAL verification is strictly mandatory before transfer. Local pickup in the Greater Montreal area can be arranged. If shipping, the rifle will be meticulously packed and sent via Canada Post Registered/Expedited Mail.