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Welcome and thanks for posting your questions about your Mauser. The BNZ markings were the German ordnance code for weapons made by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, at Steyr Austria. Originally when Steyr started making Mausers, it used the code "660" to identify its rifles, but then changed to BNZ in 1941, reportedly after exhausting parts that had been ...Nov 11, 2022 ... A rare example with such prominant WW2 German NS markings. UK mainland postage on this item is extra - please contact us for postage quotation, ...German Nazi Marked 1939 K98 Mauser 8MM. Shipping: $65.00 (or FREE in-store pick up!) Description: Nearly all matching 1939 German K98 Mauser. Everything matches to the rifle besides the bolt. Rifle has clear Nazi markings on both sides of the receiver. No rust or pitting, no cracks in the stock. No import markings.Join Us: https://www.patreon.com/MilsurpWorldGet a gun shirt at: https://teespring.com/stores/milsurpworldListen to our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or whatev...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 ...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 ...A. alexis112 Discussion starter. 4 posts · Joined 2023. #1 · Feb 20, 2023. I recently purchased a Mauser K98 at a Pawnshop. It is actually a sporterized version, but it appears that what they did to it was to remove the upper "hand guard" and chop the lower one down to the rear sight. I try the "database" to date the firearm but had no luck.Pawpaw40. 2156 posts · Joined 2012. #4 · Jul 10, 2018. The BNZ code shows that it was made in Austria by Steyr. I just looked at a website that has some "all matching" K98's with starting bids around $3900, but no bids yet. The non-matching ones are starting about $800. With collectibles condition is everything. Like.

Markings on K98 bolt. Hi everybody! A lot of thanks for your answers and pics about the tube for the plate on the K98 buttstock. Now another question; on the bolt of my German production K98 (year 1942) I found the markings as shown on the hanged pic... It seems to be in cyrillic alphabet (inside the rhomb GIS ; inside the circle P).mauser k98 byf 45 with nazi firing proof markings and matching codes I want 2 post the pictures but dont know where 2 begin lots of markings and numbers . L. leroy222 Member. Jan 29, 2014 #5 srry ... Your rifle from 1943 BYF (fabricated from Mauser Obendorf) got a very high serial number,i know many where reassembled in Obendorf after the war ...Sounds like the barrel is the same length as a German K98k. I don't know if the Yugoslavs made new barrels in the K98k length, or just scrubbed all markings from a serviceable German made barrel. They did shorten many K98k stocks to allow use of a bayonet with their new made, shorter barrels (same as M24/47 and M48).K98k is a bolt-action rifle chambered for the 7.92×57mm Mauser cartridge. It remained the primary German service rifle until the end of the war in 1945. Millions were captured by the Soviets at the conclusion of World War II and were widely distributed as military aid. The Karabiner 98k therefore continues to appear in conflicts across the ...the stock is walnut as is the hand guard but is shiney. bought this k98 from the son of vet that brough it home no duffle cut . non import mark . i have know for 25 years in the town i live. although the vet has died . i do not have the capablie to take pictures yet sorry.

More pictures. If the barrel bands match the rifle, I estimate it is worth about $800 to $1,000. The rifle has had the stock aggressively cleaned, likely with steel wool or possibly a chemical solvent, and was then clear-coated. It also appears the stock has a large crack behind the tang, which may be a sign the stock is failing.By the 1940's, the K98k Mausers being produced for portugal had changed from the earlier Standard Gewehr to virtually exact copies of a circa 1941 Nazi K98k complete with cupped butt-plate, but retaining the marking scheme of the earlier Portuguese contract Mausers with a crested receiver and the Oberndorf receiver roll-stamp.dou44 M/M Bolt This is the most common code/year for K98k rifles. When you say it matches except for the bolt that means you have taken the rifle apart to check inside the stock barrel channel and inside the handguard for serial numbers that match the receiver.Bench marks are critical points of reference used in surveying and construction projects to establish accurate elevations. Differential leveling is a widely used technique for corr...The top of the receiver is marked with "dot" the wartime code for Waffenwerke Brunn A.G. in BRNO, over an "eagle 63" Waffenamt, over "1944". The left side of the barrel and receiver have the Nazi Eagle firing proof with the serial number and "eagle/63" on the rear of the barrel only, and the side wall has the "Mod 98" markings.The design, manufacturing, development, and combat use of the various Mauser rifle models from 1918 through World War II. Post-WWI manufacturers defined the characteristics of a future German regulation rifle, the …

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Sounds like the barrel is the same length as a German K98k. I don't know if the Yugoslavs made new barrels in the K98k length, or just scrubbed all markings from a serviceable German made barrel. They did shorten many K98k stocks to allow use of a bayonet with their new made, shorter barrels (same as M24/47 and M48).The rifle itself is a standard K98k made at Mauser Obendorf. The crest was replaced with Mauser logo instead of factory code and year. On February 23 1938, Tan Boyu held a meeting with General George Thomas at Chinese embassy in Berlin. ... Wehrmacht proof and acceptance markings are replaced by Nationalists sun burst symbols. Chinese 1938 ...5) The not-drilled-for-cleaning rod is correct, that was a transitional feature when "dot" was switching over from regular stocks to their final semi-kriegsmodell configuration. As for serial numbers, your first guess is how it regularly works for most manufacturers, and your second guess is how it actually worked for "dot" in 1944.Apr 3, 2015. #1. Hi Folks. I have got myself a used but not abused 1937 Portuguese Mauser. Its all matching except for the rear cocking piece and the cleaning rod. I don't have a Bayonet as yet. If anyone has a cocking piece numbered 13704 or an 04 cleaning rod, I would love to hear from them. The rifle looks to have been used in service with ...Sep 28, 2021. #1. In my efforts to learn more, I have been reading past posts on this forum and I read one from Loewe which said that Spandau stopped producing G98 before Wars end, so some Spandau marked G98 with 1916-17 dates may of been made up of parts post war. This G98 pictured has unusual markings, so I wonder if this is one made up of ...The German Rifle by John Walter (1979) - ISBN: 0969048688 Canadian Collector Market Value Estimate: $ 1916 Gewehr 98 Rifle (131 picture virtual tour) Observations: Primary infantry rifle for the Imperial German Army during World War 1. Check for matching serial numbers on left side of receiver and top of bolt flat, with last two digits of ...

Joel_B22 Discussion starter. 11 posts · Joined 2023. #1 · May 23, 2023. Hi everyone, I just wanted to confirm what this marking is on the receiver of my bcd 43 Mauser K98. My suspicion is that it's RC but I haven't found an exact marking like that on all the RC Mausers online. Thank you!Im thinking about buying a Mauser k98 i have limited knowledge in the proof markings and serial numbers for particular mausers. The one i was thinking of purchasing is a DOU 1944 I'm aware that this is a Waffen-Werke Brünn AG built rifle but i not to sure about the serial numbers on the receiver need a second opinion on this thanksDec 14, 2010 ... Here's part 3 of 4 on disassembling a K98 German Mauser, and how to identify the codes you'll find on various parts of this fine rifle.These represent the third pattern of M1884/98 bayonet made from 1927-30 and 1934-45. The first pattern was made 1905-06 and the second pattern 1915-18. The M1884/98 Third Pattern bayonet was primarily used with the 8 mm. Mauser Kar 98k rifle of the Second World War. The third pattern bayonet is typically blued overall.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.I acquired a K98 yesterday that has import markings by CAI. I am new to the Mausers having collected only M1 and M1 carbine rifles and a couple of 1903 rifles. I need help just understanding what I have. The receiver has byf 41, which I found to be Mauser-Werke KG, Oberndorf on the Neckar and I guess made in 1941.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 …Staff member. May 8, 2022. #3. It is probably pre-rearmament (German) but typically this would be a G98 configuration bolt. This is not a Polish bolt, nor original to any Polish rifle, - probably early 1930's, pre-1935 (rearmament in Germany began in 1932, pre-Hitler, but it was modest compared to Hitler's program, which generally began in 1935 ...K98k rifle overview- commonly found on the US market. Back a few years ago 2018, I had a very long post on the now gone forum SRF (Surfpusrifleforum.org) about military surplus K98K rifles commonly found on the us market. In the 2000s there was a flood of surplus Mausers. I wrote a post describing the attributes of each specimen with many ...Mauser K-98k. Length: approximately 44 inches. Barrel length: approximately 24 inches. Caliber: usually 7.92x57mm. 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.The upper and lower ring have been added later for sure. We know that there is a GDR - Iraq connection with the latter acquiring Mauser rifles. As the Baath party in Iraq considered itself a socialist party, the flow of Mausers to Iraq could have taken place on an ideological basis. This ex-CZ gun could have been united with an ex-GDR stock there.

dou44 M/M Bolt This is the most common code/year for K98k rifles. When you say it matches except for the bolt that means you have taken the rifle apart to check inside the stock barrel channel and inside the handguard for serial numbers that match the receiver.

Such as barrel & matching bolt=shooter, redone like a German K98 with added cleaning rod and fake reproduction sling= re enactor, as found intact= collector. See my link about factors/attributes that can be found on RC Mausers. Pictures would help. Value $350-800. 2020 9th edition Peterson's book values p. 170:Jan 3, 2020. #1. Picked up a strange BNZ K98. No Markings, no original serial number, except what looks like another countries serial. No Waffenamts, the receiver ring has no indications of grinding or removed markings. Mismatched rifle Czech bolt. Can anybody help me figure this thing out?The barrel, receiver and bolt are matching. I believe the bolt was probably renumbered. The floorplate is milled and the original numbers struck out and numbered to match. It is import marked. There are Waffenampt marked parts throughout, but any Nazi proofs were scrubbed. In particular on the rear of the bolt handle.Mar 14, 2012. #7. Thanks for translating for us. As for the Geco barrel, no it would be a replacement barrel. For two reasons, Geco only is known to have supplied one firm directly, Gustloff Werke Weimar in 1944, all others are depot barrels. Secondly, and most importantly, is that Geco is not known to have made barrels before 1938, and when ...Mauser introduced a 7.65mm smokeless cartridge rifle in 1888 for Belgian military tests. This rifle, designated the Model 89, was adopted by Belgium, and sales were also made to Spain, Turkey, and to several South American countries. Mauser continued to improve his design, with the Model 92 and Model 95 rifles as the result of his efforts, but ...Mauser Rifle Discussions . Bayonets and Accessories ... Late War K98k Slings As Seen In Die Deutsche Wochenschau 1945. komet45; May 8, 2024; Replies 13 Views 343. Friday at 6:31 PM. komet45. Collection. Aws; Apr 14, 2018; 11 12 13. Replies 242 Views 56K. May 16, 2024. Aws. Unit marking help - G date rig. bruce98k; May 15, 2024; Replies 4 Views ...Q. Lately, I’ve seen a number of ads for surplus Mauser Kar. 98k carbines. Many of the firms that place these ads offer to hand-select certain receiver codes for a fee.Staff member. Feb 8, 2021. #5. The stock marking is "WaA135", for Waffenamt 135. The military inspector assigned to Mauser used the WaA135 waffenamt inspection at the plant, so that marking is from the Army's inspector at the plant, and that particular marking means the military accepted the rifle as it passed all of their checks. S.

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Some can be found marked 'P.R.8' on the blade sometimes with a serial number (i.e. 6135, 6140, 9941) which were done in 1944. Some had flashguards and some did not. Heavily blued overall. Some have been found made from German issued 98k bayonets with German maker, date and serial number (sometimes these markings are fully or partially removed ...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 ...#German mauser k98 markings serial numbers; #German mauser k98 markings serial number; #German mauser k98 markings plus; The barrel is a Geco provided barrel (Geco, also in Berlin used e/26 and the waffenamt on the barrel only represents the finishing of the barrel- the barrel maker- not the final of the rifle or replacement) and the rifle is a typical depot rifle. at least at the "private ...Siderail marking of a Kar98 The Kar.98a (Updated 08/24/2012) Compiled by Peter Kuck with Line art from the Bannerman Catalog History The original Kar.98 was adopted in June of 1902 and was produced starting in 1903. With the adoption of the new 8mm "S" cartridge in 1903 all of these Carbines were modified for the new round. TheThere is the assumption that the Turks took whatever rifles they had and did their best to convert them to the Model of 1938 design. Most common among the rifles called Model 1938 are the K.Kale marked rifles and the Gew.98 conversions. Sometimes the importers even marked converted 1893 and 1903 rifles on the barrels with Model of 1938.A rifle that is typically paired with an ice ax, crampons, and skis, the G33/40 is a rarely encountered Mauser-style carbine with an interesting history.. While German (J.P Sauer, Mauser Werke ...I recently purchased a K98 barrel and would like to find out where it came from or was made. There are no markings on it that I recognize. It is 23 5/8 long. The outside thread diameter is 1.1 inches. I have attached photos below. Any …dou44 M/M Bolt This is the most common code/year for K98k rifles. When you say it matches except for the bolt that means you have taken the rifle apart to check inside the stock barrel channel and inside the handguard for serial numbers that match the receiver.Mauser introduced a 7.65mm smokeless cartridge rifle in 1888 for Belgian military tests. This rifle, designated the Model 89, was adopted by Belgium, and sales were also made to Spain, Turkey, and to several South American countries. Mauser continued to improve his design, with the Model 92 and Model 95 rifles as the result of his efforts, but ...Mauser serial numbers were usually alphanumeric and assigned by manufacturer and year and then had a letter suffix to further ID the weapon. Most Mausers cary a serial number with three or four digits and a single letter suffix, but there are Mausers with five digit numbers. An example made at Mauser-Oberndorf in early 1943 would be: BYF 43 4250aI 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 more ….

The condition of this Mauser was just too pristine to resist. I collect K98's but aside from this being a pre-war commercial Mauser 98 I know nothing else about it. ... .316 to .323 diameter.normally the gage mark went out of use in proofing in 1912 in favor of the millimeter diameter marking.Mauser was the only maker who continued using the ...3. Stock should be laminated and not walnut. 4. The "bnz shield" along with the 'bnz' code stamp were never stamped on stocks, period; so this is a total creation by guy that made this masterpiece. 5. The "SSZZA2" was for SS Double Claw snipers and has no business being on a standard issue K98k. 6.The Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr was the world's first anti-tank rifle —the first rifle designed for the sole purpose of destroying armored targets. The weapon, essentially an enlarged G98, fired 13×92mm (.525-caliber) TuF ( Tank und Flieger, "tanks and aeroplanes") semi-rimmed cartridges.If you work in the field of surveying or construction, you may have come across the term “bench mark elevation correction.” This process is crucial to ensure accurate measurements ...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 gun has all matching numbers and was built in 1943. On the receiver it is marked ar with a 43 below. It also has the standard eagle with the swastika but it also has a couple of Eagles with 26 marked under. The K98k has a aa mark and another ar but with a 4 marked under it near the sights. It has a f stamped on the side of the receiver.Mauser Rifles 1933 to 1945 - The Nazi Period . K98 markings locations. Thread starter TheToolMan87; Start date Aug 18, 2021; TheToolMan87 Active member. Aug 18, 2021 ... I would like to know if there's somewhere I can find information on the markings that are put on the k98 rifle. More specifically, locations, ie the buttplate, receiver etc.mauser k98 byf 45 with nazi firing proof markings and matching codes I want 2 post the pictures but dont know where 2 begin lots of markings and numbers . L. leroy222 Member. Jan 29, 2014 #5 srry ... Your rifle …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 #1 Mauser k98 markings, Feb 7, 2009 · 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 ..., Mauser K98 markings? Discussion in 'Weapons & Technology in WWII' started by Schwartzvogel, Mar 23, 2008. Schwartzvogel Member. Joined: Mar 21, 2008 Messages: 67 Likes Received: 3. Hi guys, Anyone an expert on Mauser K98 markings? Are there any good websites out there, covering this that you`d recommend?, #German mauser k98 markings code. If there is a particular code you are looking for, we may have it in stock. List of codes and corresponding surcharges for specific code selection:īCD/BNZ 4 (Double Code Mauser) - please call for pricing We offer a $200 hand select fee for overall condition, or if you want to purchase a specific manufacturer ..., German WW2-era military rifles usually have markings on the receiver, barrel, rear sight, and stock, from which one can get some information about the history of the piece. ... The following table lists the ordnance codes found in Mauser Bolt Rifles by L. Olson (third edition, F. Brownell & Son, 1976, 12th printing 1991). They can be used to ..., The fourth image show the S/G42 markings, which, if I understand correctly means manufactured at Obendorf Mauser Werke in 1935? The 7.62 stamp is …, 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 more, Ever since the introduction of the K98 bolt action rifle or Karabiner 98 Kurz as a replacement for the G98 or Gewehr 98 a new, shorter bayonet was designed. The K98 bayonet was officially named Seitengewehr 84/98 or SG 84/98. The bayonet was designed as a close combat sidearm that could be placed on the tip of a K98. The total length of the K98 bayonet was 38,7 cm in contrary to the 50.2 cm ..., The German Rifle by John Walter (1979) - ISBN: 0969048688 Canadian Collector Market Value Estimate: $ 1916 Gewehr 98 Rifle (131 picture virtual tour) Observations: Primary infantry rifle for the Imperial German Army during World War 1. Check for matching serial numbers on left side of receiver and top of bolt flat, with last …, Dec 3, 2020. #1. I have a Russian capture, "243/1940" Mauser made K98. "X" receiver stamped (as a Russian capture) with an "M" stamped below the X / crossed rifles stamp; re-blued and red-shellac'd stock. Bolt, safety, and a couple of other parts electro-pencil marked with the original 3 digit serial number (as per usual Russian refurbishment ..., Dec 2, 2012 ... All Mausers produced in Germany had a receiver ring marking of some kind, either the Mauser Banner, or letter/number, or letter code. Polish ..., Sale Pending - $345.00. Shipping: $35.00 (or Arrange local transfer) Accepted Payment Methods: Returns: 3 Days. Description: We are offering a Mauser Model 98 rifle marked "dot" and "1944". It is unmarked, but I believe this rifle is chambered in the 8 (7.92)mm caliber. This war era rifle is in fair to good condition., Design details. The Gewehr 98 or model 98 (M98) rifle is a manually operated, magazine fed, controlled-feed bolt-action rifle, 1,250 mm (49 in) in length and 4.09 kg (9.0 lb) in weight. It has a 740 mm (29 in) long rifled barrel and carries 5 rounds of ammunition in an internal magazine., Dec 17, 2020 · The rifle featured a 23.62" (600 mm) barrel, but retained the horizontal bolt handle of the World War I Gewehr 98. It was offered for sale in 7.92x57 mm, 7x57 mm and 7.65x53 mm calibers. Some of ..., 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., Mauser K98 There are many variants of this weapon, and it has been widely copied. K98k is a bolt-action rifle chambered for the 7.92×57mm Mauser cartridge. It remained the primary German service rifle until the end of the war in 1945. Millions were captured by the Soviets at the conclusion of World War II and were widely distributed as ..., 5) The not-drilled-for-cleaning rod is correct, that was a transitional feature when "dot" was switching over from regular stocks to their final semi-kriegsmodell configuration. As for serial numbers, your first guess is how it regularly works for most manufacturers, and your second guess is how it actually worked for "dot" in 1944., Youngsters need to understand that the Mauser-98 pattern rifles were made in YUUUUUGE numbers – until the AK-47 came along the 98-pattern rifle was the single most-produced small arm in the world, bar none. The best estimates for 98’s, K98’s, licensed clone rifles and 98-pattern rifles that weren’t exact clones is over 110 million rifles., Staff member. Feb 8, 2021. #5. The stock marking is "WaA135", for Waffenamt 135. The military inspector assigned to Mauser used the WaA135 waffenamt inspection at the plant, so that marking is from the Army's inspector at the plant, and that particular marking means the military accepted the rifle as it passed all of their checks. S., 1. Full length view of the Czech K98k along with issue bayonet, cleaning kit and chargers of ammunition. 2. Reverse side, full length view. 3. Receiver markings including czech firing proofs, serial number and the BRNO rollmark. 4. Bolt body, note the matching serial number. 5., 8MM German Mauser K98 Playlisthttp://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0527D5ABAED5BEC7&feature=view_allVideo Slideshow Of K98 German Mauser Markings, 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 ..., German Rifles. Legacy Collectibles offers collectible World War 2 German K98 rifles. Some types of German rifles we have sold in the past are as follows: Sauer M30 Drilling, Mauser Sportmodell, Walther Sportmodell, G43 / K43, Steyr K98, Werke Brunn K98 and many more. Browse our selection of German rifles. See also our Japanese Rifles! We have ..., Hey I recently picked up my first Mauser and was hoping for some help identifying a couple markings. I have researched for quite a while and have not been able to come up with anything for the markings on the trigger, trigger guard floor plate, and the bottom of the barrel. I posted a couple pictures and included a link to the rest., The title of this book is Mauser Military Rifle Markings, 2nd Edition and it was written by Terence W. Lapin. This particular edition is in a Paperback format. This books publish date is Dec 17, 2001 and it has a suggested retail price of $22.95. It was published by Hyrax Pub Llc and has a total of 178 pages in the book., For example, some Mauser K98 manufacturing codes are - ... You can also look for any other markings on the stock or receiver that may indicate the manufacturer. Conclusion. There are several ways to identify a Mauser, namely the date and place of manufacture, the name of the factory, proof markings and maker codes present on the barrel ..., Are there any charts of PDF file (s) that has the Crests, Proofs and other markings for the Mauser k98's? All Countries of Manufacture? To be able to identify and …, By the 1940's, the K98k Mausers being produced for portugal had changed from the earlier Standard Gewehr to virtually exact copies of a circa 1941 Nazi K98k complete with cupped butt-plate, but retaining the marking scheme of the earlier Portuguese contract Mausers with a crested receiver and the Oberndorf receiver roll …, September 1940 - 35,000. Total - 346,675 K98k. As you can see from these two examples, the rounded CIOS production numbers are based on the Mauser Oberndorf Fiscal Year, not the 12 months of 1940. That means if you use the 350,000 for your calculation, then you would conglomerate "42 1939" and "42 1940" coded K98ks., Cerakote and k98k former glory in one sentence.... ok. - Remove the peep sight and have holes welded up and polished - Add new rear k98k sight - clean up and reblue - get new wood, flat buttplate walnut or laminate stock. Laminate is more correct, although walnut could be still ok for early 1940. - get new upper band and bayonet lug - get cleaning rod By the time you're done with all of the ..., Mauser k98 markings. Jump to Latest Follow 5K views 20 replies 12 participants last post by Cort Sep 26, 2014. S. Sabotieren Discussion starter 5 posts · Joined 2014 Add to quote; Only show this user #1 · Sep 6, 2014. Hey I recently picked up my first Mauser and was hoping for some help identifying a couple markings. ..., Member. Nov 15, 2022. #13. I'm brand new to the forum but I have a question on the Circle Z proof mark. I have a Sporterized Mauser from Interarms purchased through Sears in the early 70's. There are no marks on the big ring except a number 9643 and a Circle Z proof mark. The barrel also has a Circle Z proof mark., The condition of this Mauser was just too pristine to resist. I collect K98's but aside from this being a pre-war commercial Mauser 98 I know nothing else about it. ... .316 to .323 diameter.normally the gage mark went out of use in proofing in 1912 in favor of the millimeter diameter marking.Mauser was the only maker who continued using the ..., If you’re a fan of Christian comedy and music, then you won’t want to miss the opportunity to see Mark Lowry live. With his unique blend of humor, storytelling, and heartfelt songs...