hello rolf
waidmannsheil to your new rifle

do you have plans to change the stock for a period walnut stock with schnabel forend? it seems the original stock was brocken once and the swedish gunmaker take what he had in the shop. we allready have the most important information now: the date of proof. your rifle proofed in 1929 have a lot of similarity's but also some differences to the rifles proofed in 1931/1932.
same gunmaker or another? a basic model that was upgraded later with engravings because such little things sell better?
in which timeframe were the rifles made? was this the only rifle model in 10,75x57 made after WW 1( I believe this). when this is the case we have to assume that Geco was the only ammunition firm producing the 10,75x57!

a die set is on the way? ch4d?