Any help would be appreciated

[IHuntDragons]

Removed due to warnings.

[Czech_too]

All the links show, for me, "invalid attachment".

[Moleman-]

Pics did work but wouldn't accept a post.... Now no pics.

The bolt looks a lot like a 1871 or 1884 mauser bolt missing the bolt head and extractor.

[Der Gebirgsjager]

My advice is to check out some of the on line auctions like Gunbroker.com and see if you can find the identical part and an asking price.

Also, you're likely to find these parts with a listed price at www.gunpartscorp.com. If you are unfamiliar with that site you can click on "shop by manufacturer" and perhaps positively identify your bolt from a parts diagram.

Once you find what you need, if you decided to offer the parts for sale on this forum be sure to read the applicable rules for posting them in the Swappin' and Sellin' section.

DG

[IHuntDragons]

Thanks...the identifying part was what I was hoping to confirm. Easy enough to find prices once I know exactly what I have. I'll check out the URL you listed.

[Gtek]

Kropatschek looks to be but which country and model? Pretty sure not Mauser, kind of familiar with both them 71's and 84's. Quick look up of mag came up with Springfield Model 1922 "M2", latest version.

[Traffer]

I found a Steyer 1886 that matches the description but this one is in 8mm. The earlier rifles were larger caliber so this may be a pre 1886 Steyer.
https://weissauctions.hibid.com/lot/6845-7075-53570/steyr-model-1886-bolt-action-kropatschek-rife/

[Traffer]

Gendarmerie Repetier-Karabiner M1881: 11 mm Gendarmerie Carbine