2013年10月4日 · Compared to its predecessor, the K98k was compact, lightweight, well balanced and easy to carry and shoot. Arguably, it was the developmental pinnacle of the Mauser 98 as a service rifle but also a dead-end.

K98 Rifle-Mauser-Surplus Features. K98 Mauser; 8MM Mauser; Bolt Action; 5 round capacity; C&R eligible; Surplus NRA Good condition; Highly collectible Model 98 Mauser Rifles made at the Waffen Werke Brunn factory in Czechoslovakia, in 1945 under Nazi oversight and occupation.

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K98 Rifle - German K98 Rifle 8mm Bolt Action - W / All Original Markings - Lightly Refurbished

Mauser's tradition of worldwide excellence in firearms continues. Today, we have the Spanish Mauser, Serbian Mauser, Ottoman variant, and more. The most famed rifle was the Nazi k98 Mauser for sale on Invaluable. This German Mauser rifle was mass produced for use in …

It is the first rifle developed to fire the 8MM Mauser cartridge successfully. Mauser K98 rifles produced in Germany bear the Nazi Swastika and the German Ax code on the receiver. All Mauser K98 rifles are bolt-action with a fixed five-round internal magazine. Find the Value of your Mauser K98 Bolt-Action Rifle collectibles.

The Mauser K98 Sporterized 8mm is a legendary bolt-action rifle, blending classic German engineering with modern sporterization for enhanced performance. Featuring a smooth action, robust construction, and the hard-hitting 8mm Mauser round, this rifle is …

This is a WW2-era Mauser K98 rifle chambered in 8mm Mauser. It features a 24-inch barrel, 5-round capacity, claw extractor, tangent rear sight, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, cleaning rod leather sling, and steel buttplate.

The K-98k is a bolt action rifle that was built on the Model 98 system in the 8mm Mauser caliber. This rifle became the main German battle rifle of World War II, and was exported by the Germans to several other countries.

This rifle is a solid representative of a wartime K98, complete with its original markings, military finish, and battle-worn stock. The receiver code “dot 1943” places it in the midst of WWII production, making it an excellent piece for collectors interested in German military history.