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It was manufactured by Berlin Lubeck in 1936 and I am led to believe it is one of the harder makes to find. It is a Russian capture so a mismatch of numbers. I am told the stock it is in was made by Erma in 1937.

It comes with a 1939 dated bayonet in a frog and scabbard. The numbers do not match.

It will also come with cases, dies, bullets, lead bullets, lead moulds, 2 slings (copies) and anything else Mauser that I can put my hands on. (I will count what there is)

I have researched the rifle on the K98 Gunboard Forum and the k98forum as well as on Full-bore.co.uk. I will provide the links if you can’t find them.

I have struggled to find a comparable rifle so I am not all that sure what I should ask for it. So here goes, £850 for the rifle, bayonet and all the extras.

I live in Nottinghamshire and I would prefer to deal face to face please.

Due to my eyes I unfortunately will cease shooting at the end of this year, so that is the time scale I have.

Regards

Geoff

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There are:
300 usable cases,
200 198 gn FMJ bullets, currently £38 per hundred at Kranks.
100 cast bullets from Shellhouse Bullet Company, currently £15.50 per hundred,
2 off Lee Rifle Collet 2 die set, currently £35 per set at Kranks,
2 slings, currently £20 each
1 Lee bullet mould c/w handles aprox £20

A bump, 3 new photo's and a price drop to £750 for all items.

I took the k98 to the range this morning. Only the 50 metre range was available and I used my up last 11 rounds.

A mate fired the 5 rounds on the first card, I fired the last 6 on the second card.

Not bad for a rifle that went through a world war!

A bump and a another good price drop to £675.

This rifle is no longer available, it's reserved for a forum member.