I have a 1941 CE (Sauer & Sohn) with the light colored laminated stock, (red glue) waffenampts and no import markings. Also, no duffel cut. Very clean but has a lot of faded blueing, and a very clean, sharp bore. The stock number does not match the numbers on the metal, so I would assume it was a take-home from WWII, and perhaps later the intact stock replaced the cut stock. The story is the guy that sold it to my local gun shop had it for a very long time. Then again, it could be a 50s-60s import due to the lack of import marking. Accuracy: I would guess it has the capability to shoot 2" @100 yds., but I've never shot it from a stable bench.
I have owned one of the Yugo reworked Mausers that came with all of the accessories, and it was an okay rifle. Unfortunately, the bore was quite tired, and after owning it for a while I sold it. The stocks I have seen on these are generally pretty rough, but I have seen many that have beautiful blueing on them as well. Personally, I'm rather particular and not too fond of reworks, but for a general starter Mauser they are okay.
Dave