Mauser K98 Sporter - Mfg 1944. For sale is a Mauser K98 bolt-action rifle in 8mm Mauser. Serial number-8397CC. Lots of Nazi stamps present. All visible SNs are matching! This is a standard late WWII K98 rifle manufactured by Waffenwerke Bruenn, A.-G., Werke Bystrica in 1944. The receiver ring is marked with a "WaA80" Waffenamt proof over "dou ...Mine are license-built and, as previously alluded, the G98 is a lot more fun to shoot. But a "LimbSaver" might get the K98K out more often to burn up some of that -cheap- ammo. NRA Benefactor; D.E. Handgun; Certified RSO, Instructor: Pistol, Rifle, PPItH, PPOtH, HFS - USAA: Level I Archery Instructor.Mauser Rifles 1945 to Present Day - Postwar Use . Help with K98 value, Yugo Pred.44. Thread starter ... The (post-war) Yugoslavs were pretty thorough about removing original markings from K98k rifles that they acquired after the defeat of Germany. That part sucks, but remember that the Yugoslavs practiced an equally thorough regimen of going ...Model: 98AZ Carbine. Later designated as the Model 98a. Also known as a Kar 98 (Karabiner 98). Serial Number: 1927. Year of Manufacture: 1917. Caliber: 8mm Mauser (7.92x57mm) Action Type: Bolt Action, Internal Magazine. Markings: There is no visible import mark. The top of the receiver is marked "7,9", with a "1920" German Military ...Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period . BCD 41 stock marking. Thread starter u96; Start date ... The marking (S) is very simple, easily worn or disregarded, unless the auction or collector thinks to photograph the external serial on the stock this marking typically goes unnoticed (un-photographed) by the novice or seller. ...Apr 21, 2015. #2. "S" marking on K98 parts. More pics. These are out of an RC bolt assembly that I picked up which was the entire back half minus the body and extractor. The Russians did a half way job on this bolt, missing grinding off a bunch of markings and not electro-pencilling all of the pieces either. Note that the firing pin serial got ...Feb 19, 2014. #8. The rifle is a Kar.98a, not Kar.98AZ, - however, the bayonets used typically were the Sg98/05, very rarely you can find a Sg84/98 II being used. I have a number of cavalry use pictures, most show the Sg98/05, but sometimes a type II can be seen (below).Mauser Karabiner 98ks were used throughout the remainder of the 20th century. Both sides used it during the Yugoslav Wars, and US and Allied forces noted its use by Iraqi insurgents in the early 2000s. 98ks are sometimes seen today in lesser-developed countries. German Wachbataillon soldiers march with Karabiner 98k rifles.Description: German Mauser model K98 infantry rifle 8mm manufactured late in WWII. It has all matching numbers and is in good solid shape. It has ladder sight, steel buttplate, and bayonet lug. The metal and wood finish are both original finish and in good condition. This rifle was brought back to the states by a US soldier as a take home souvenir.The list of metric calibers for original Mauser 98 sporters was extensive and ranged from 6.5x54 mm Mauser K to 10.75x68 mm Mauser. Other calibers were added later. They were .30-’06 Sprg., .250 ...4/24/19 - This is an original Mauser K98 made in 1941 as WW2 was heating up. The rifle is all matching and comes with a front sight hood and cleaning rod. The stock is not marked or numbered. The wood is overall excellent with no notable cracks or chips, just normal aging and use wear. The metal has patina and normal aging wear as well. The floorplate and trigger guard have browning and finish ...S/42K Mod 98. CommonAlly.30. Mar 24, 2024. 13. 1K. Apr 2, 2024. by CommonAlly.30. 1 1 of 403 403. This discussion forum focus's on the famed K98k rifle of the German Wehrmacht and it variations and derivatives.Jun 4, 2017 · This provided Norway with a massive supply of K98k Mauser rifles to reequip their armed forces, and they picked about 250,000 of the best condition guns (mostly early war production, naturally) to take into service. These rifles were repaired and refurbished as necessary, and given new Norwegian serial numbers on the receivers, bolts, and ...The Karabiner 98 kurz (German: [kaʁaˈbiːnɐ ˌʔaxtʔʊntˈnɔʏntsɪç ˈkʊɐ̯ts]; "carbine 98 short"), often abbreviated Karabiner 98k, Kar98k or K98k and also sometimes incorrectly referred to as a K98 (a K98 is a Polish carbine and copy of the Kar98a), is a bolt-action rifle chambered for the 7.92×57mm Mauser cartridge.1944 Mod. 98 Markings. Just looking for some insight on what the markings on this rifle I just picked up could mean. Gun was advertised at a gun show as a K98, guy wanted 500, but I picked it up for 300 before the show closed. The rest of the numbers are serial numbers. When produced, all the numbers would have matched the number on the barrel ...Each K98 was completely scrubbed of its Nazi era markings. Unlike other nations that just removed the Waffenamt marks that retained a swastika, Yugoslavia removed every German marking except for the rifles designation of 'Mod98' The Yugoslavian crest was stamped on top of the receiver, and replaced the German manufactures code.Sep 20, 2011 ... Firing the German K98 Mauser. ... Firing the German K98 Mauser. 19K views · 12 years ago ... The M1 Carbine: Variants, Markings, Ammunition, ...Here is a quick reference on the codes used by the manufacturers of the S84/98 III field bayonet before and during WWII. S codes used on bayonets between years 1934 - 1937. S/155 - E.u.F. Hörster Waffenfabrik, Solingen. S/172 - Carl Eickhorn Stahlwarenfabrik, Solingen. S/173 – Alexander Coppel GmbH (Alcoso), Solingen.Apr 8, 2015. #2. Welcome and thanks for sharing your keepsake with the forum... You have an Austrian built K98 from Steyr Puch. 660 was their early war factory code until it changed to a letter code BNZ in 1941. WaA623 was the acceptance proof for Steyr and should be on many of your smaller parts.The K98k Mauser 8mm Military Rifle. The last stockpiles of surplus Karabiner 98 Kurz (K98k) rifles are drying up, even as demand from collectors, hunters and shooters continues to rise. K98ks are legendary bolt-action rifles—the last in a long line of military Model 98s. They provide a rich field for collecting, a hands-on connection with ...Unlike the Zastava M48 Mausers, these do not always have the Yugoslavian crest on the top of the receiver, and all Nazi markings have been etched out. Only 90 units are in stock in very good to excellent condition. Specifications. Make: Mauser/Zastava. Model: K98/48. Origin: Germany refurbished in Yugoslavia. Caliber: 7.92×57 (8mm Mauser)The DOU codes are one of the more scarce codes for Wartime Mauser Production. The code represents Waffenwerke Bruenn A.G in Bystrica which was regarded for high ...I have bought Mauser K98 rifle I was told it is a 8 x 57 mm at the back of barrel a small 7.9 is stamped At the sidea German eagle is stamped MAUSER - WERKE A. G. OBENDORF On top of the camber is anot … read moreThe K98 was designed by Paul Mauser and is based on his original 1898 design. The K98k, on the other hand, is derived from an earlier Mauser model, the Karabiner 98b. The K98 has a barrel that is slightly longer than the K98k's — 28 inches compared to 24 inches for the K98k.A friend of mine picked up a Mauser, which was configured as a K98, but it wasn't...Also, please consider supporting me on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/us...The old KCN ran a serial number study for 1945 Mauser Oberndorfs in 1997. The high number found in that study for the no suffix block of byf 45 was 59,467. The high number a block svw 45 found was 16205a. The high number found for svw 45 in the b block was 5593b. So, actual production for byf 45 and svw 45 was less than 83,000.Mauser-Werk AG , Werk Berlin-Borsigwalde Eich-bordamm , Germany. The P is an ordnance code assigned to Ruhrstahl, Brackwede. ... You almost had a perfect specimen k98. There are replacement stocks available (along with the fore end metal and bands) to "restore" this rifle to look 100% original. It will cost a few bucks - but if this were my ...uu-block of 1917 means it was VERY late 1917 production, the second to last block, so probably made in December 1917. Erfurt in WWI was the Mauser Oberndorf of WWII, - well not in the quality department, their production was crude and often ugly, which as a P08 collector you are surely aware of. But when it came to numbers, no one kept up with ...Just trying to get a handle on prices and value. I saw a sanded down buffed out k98 with mostly matching but the front metal band. Was like 800.00 the a NR bidder came it racked it up to 1750. It looked nice like a Mitchells mauser but at the same time it had non original bluing and buff marks on all the parts to make them look like new.Make: Mauser. Model: Kleinkaliber Wehrsportgewehr. Serial Number: 3860. Year of Manufacture: 1940-1944. Caliber: .22 Long Rifle. Action Type: Single Shot Bolt Action Rifle. Markings: The left of the barrel is marked "KAL. 22 LANG FUR BUCHSEN", "3860", "D.F.", "A71" with an odd mark and eagle over "N". The left of the ...The Mauser K98 rifle is a German bolt-action firearm produced at the Mauser factory from 1935 to 1945. It is chambered for the 8MM Mauser cartridge and is equipped with an internal magazine capable of holding five cartridges. The Mauser K98 rifle was the standard issue firearm for the German armed forces throughout World War II.Model: K98. Serial Number: 3369. Year of Manufacture: 1941. Caliber: 8mm Mauser (7.92x57mm) Action Type: Bolt Action, Internal Magazine. Markings: The import mark on the barrel is faint and partially illegible. It reads "K98 Germany 8mm". The top of the receiver is marked "bnz / 41". The left side of the receiver is marked with a ...Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period. Help with explanation of bolt markings? Funkel. Nov 29, 2015. Funkel. Well-known member. Nov 29, 2015. #1. This …Join Us: https://www.patreon.com/MilsurpWorldGet a gun shirt at: https://teespring.com/stores/milsurpworldListen to our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or whatev...Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period. Help with explanation of bolt markings? Funkel. Nov 29, 2015. Funkel. Well-known member. Nov 29, 2015. #1. This …I have recently aquired a nice looking 1937 oberndorf made mauser which i have learned (after some googling) is a portuguese contract weapon. It has the portuguese crest on the receiver, the V-style front sight and the sling swivels. Also WaA63 markings all over.Karabiner 98k. Karabiner 98 Kurz (často zkráceno jako Kar98k, K98 nebo K98k) je opakovací puška komorovaná pro náboj 7,92 × 57 mm Mauser. Do výzbroje byla přijata 21. června 1935 jako standardní služební puška německého Wehrmachtu. [1] Šlo o jednu z posledních zbraní dlouhého vývoje řady vojenských pušek Mauser a ...See virtual tour pics for details of font type and location of serial numbers. Check under wood for matching serial numbers on handguard and stock. Check for availability of correct WWII K98k sling with German Waffenamt WaA markings, which by itself can add approximately $100-$150 value to the rifle.Pre-World War II Nazi "Einheitsgewehr" Mauser Banner Target Rifle with Austrian "T.S.T.V." Shuetzenverband Target Rifle Markings and Rifle Match Stock Paper LabelsThis is a beautiful example of an extremely rare pre-war Mauser Einheitsgewehr (universal) target rifle as manufactured circa 1930. This is a new made "Mauser Banner" target rifle, not reworked WWI rifle, manufactured on special ...May 24, 2017 ... Yugoslavian M24/47 8mm Mauser Rifles - Most Low Serial Number - Good to Excellent Condition. 13K views · 6 years ago ...more. ClassicFirearms.Senior Member. Jan 5, 2014. #1. Have spotted 7 different "types" ... with most variability being stamped ones. Here are some observations with pics. My type designations might be easy to remember... type 2 has 2 spot crimps forward on the floor plate; While the type 3 has three forward crimps. Those "crimps" are either straight like the sides ...Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period . BCD 41 stock marking. Thread starter u96; Start date ... The marking (S) is very simple, easily worn or disregarded, unless the auction or collector thinks to photograph the external serial on the stock this marking typically goes unnoticed (un-photographed) by the novice or seller. ...Mauser Gew. 98 – original Model 1898 Mauser rifle.. Mauser K98k – Mauser model 98 “Karbiner Kurz” (short carbine); this one was made in 1944.. Mauser K98k – same 1944-made specimen, right side view. Top view on the K98k action. clearly seen are safety switch, extractor and stripper clip guides (“7 62” markings on the receiver ring mean …1593 posts · Joined 1969. #4 · Feb 7, 2009 (Edited) Hope this helps. You are actually talking about two differnt markings. The right side of the receiver has a K167 proof which is known as a pre-acceptance proof. The germans were using these before going to the eagle proofs to hide the makers I.D. from discovery to the restrictions of the ...Model: K98. Serial Number: 5026. Year of Manufacture: 1939. Caliber: 8mm Mauser (7.92x57mm) Action Type: Bolt Action, Internal Magazine. Markings: There is no visible import mark. The top of the receiver is marked "42" and "1939". The left side of the receiver is marked with a Nazi "eagle / swastika", with the serial number, and ...Outstanding Desirable Early World War II German K98 Gustloff (bcd) Code Bolt Action RifleThis is a very nice example of a standard WWII K98 rifle as used by al German forces throughout WWII. The top of the receiver is proofed with the standard eagle 749 Waffenamt over "bcd/ 42", the wartime code for the for the Gustloff factory and 1942 the year that the rifle was manufactured.Nov 12, 2020. #1. i picked up a vet bring back code 42 1939 k98 all matching numbers expect top handguard only thing is i know the cupped buttplate is not right as it didn't show up till the 40's also the front sight has the grove to put a hood on which is not right either but the stock serial number matches the rest of the rifle also the X ...I have bought Mauser K98 rifle I was told it is a 8 x 57 mm at the back of barrel a small 7.9 is stamped At the sidea German eagle is stamped MAUSER - WERKE A. G. OBENDORF On top of the camber is anot … read moreMauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period. Anyone recognize these markings on the receiver? Yugo capture k98. K98Newcollector. Jan 13, 2024. K.1593 posts · Joined 1969. #4 · Feb 7, 2009 (Edited) Hope this helps. You are actually talking about two differnt markings. The right side of the receiver has a K167 proof which is known as a pre-acceptance proof. The germans were using these before going to the eagle proofs to hide the makers I.D. from discovery to the restrictions of the ...We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us.Identify markings on yugo capture K98. I don't have it handy, but if I remember later, I'll pull out my copy of Serbian and Yugoslav Mauser Rifles by Branko Bogdanović. These markings are almost certainly identified. If I recall correctly from memory, they are all relatively insignificant markings applied during refurb.In the prewar manufactured kits the metal case was made from "Weißblech" or tinplate. Tinplate is a thin sheet of cold rolled steel, whose surface is coated with tin, getting a relatively good corrosion resistence. From circa 1939 to the end of the war, the tinning was deleted and the case was paint finished.2 posts · Joined 2012. #1 · Mar 10, 2012 (Edited) Hi, I recently bought My first K98 Mauser at a local gun show. It is a Russion Capture, It has a bnz and 42 stamped into the barrel. There are some other markings on the barrel that were below the wood that I do not know what they mean, any help would be appeciated. I have attached some …Recently bought a Czech 98k (as yet undelivered), my first 98k. I have a Danzig 1916 G98 but I feel I'm doing history a disservice shooting the thing, always wanted a k98 (prefer WWI stuff myself but, again... slowly destroying an ancient artifact by using it), and figured a cheaper non-German k98k would be the way to go. I've spent the past …Mauser K98. Most original specification rifles from about 1898 through World War II used what are today considered rather primitive ordnance steels, but carefully heat-treated so that while the core remained very soft, the surface was often as high as 62 on the Rockwell C scale. ... Marking on standard German K98k of WWII vintage, circa 1944.Need some help confirming the markings on a BNZ 42 K98k. I p/u this rifle from Tom Dubay of East-West Militaria. Tom has an excellent reputation as a straight shooter (pardon the pun) here in the midwest. As a long time customer, Tom knew that I was looking for a legit K98k Mauser for my...Star symbol on k98 barrel. This is neither a French marking nor Soviet marking. The five pointed star on Mauser-Oberndorf (factory code 42) rifle denotes the part denotes the part was a leftover from a foreign contract. These marked parts show up most commonly in 1938 rifles, like this one.Sporterizing is a crime against history and would make Wilhelm Mauser roll over in his grave. Restoring his creations, though, brings you good fortune. Or so I hoped. Restored K98k 8mm and original condition M96 6.5×55. The M96 maintains most of the original oil finish over 100 years after it was made.Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period . Determining the markings on a K98 stock. Thread starter DavidLaPell; Start date Oct 31, 2021; DavidLaPell Well-known member ... Determining the markings on a K98 stock. Thread starter DavidLaPell; Start date Oct 31, 2021; DavidLaPell Well-known member. Oct 31, 2021 #14/24/19 - This is an original Mauser K98 made in 1941 as WW2 was heating up. The rifle is all matching and comes with a front sight hood and cleaning rod. The stock is not marked or numbered. The wood is overall excellent with no notable cracks or chips, just normal aging and use wear. The metal has patina and normal aging wear as well. The floorplate and …Each K98 was completely scrubbed of its Nazi era markings. Unlike other nations that just removed the Waffenamt marks that retained a swastika, Yugoslavia removed every German marking except for the rifles designation of 'Mod98' The Yugoslavian crest was stamped on top of the receiver, and replaced the German manufactures code.morticianman1990 said: I'll take a stab at this. The S/243 designates the action was made in the Mauser AG Borsigwalde factory. The 7354 b are the serial number and letter block, 1-10000 serialed rifles for each letter block. The "X" designates a russian captured rifle.Honestly though i would value your rifle around $500, the K98 market isn't as crazy as everyone thinks, it has been pretty stagnant the last few years. You can find bolt mismatched non capture rifles for around $700 so no way i am paying close to that for a capture rifle.