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pictures would help.I just heard about this forum today from a local gun dealer. He suggested I post this question here. I also have my dad's WW II memorabilia that I'd like to sell (Nazi helmet, some flags, propaganda books, medals, etc.
The barrel looks pretty shiny inside and it looks like it has some sort of a lighter colored metal liner. I've seen pictures of rifles with the mum on them and this one doesn't have that but also doesn't look like that area has been filed. I don't know what the caliber is. There are some numbers on the end of the bayonet handle and a symbol on the bayonet blade next to the handle.A close up picture from the rear sight to the bolt handle would help with placing a value. Also a close up picture of any writing or symbols both on the bayonet and the rifle would help as well.
This. Usually you can tell just by looking at the rifle, but the best guaranteed way to identify a training rifle is to check if the bolt has locking lugs.Also check the rifle bore. If it is smooth then it's a trainer and should not be fired.