Time to see if this gets shadow beaned Mauser Karabinir 98 Kurz These can also be picked up for relatively cheap. After the war they produced copies from 45-50. WWII and unlike Yugo or Spanish mausers many saw combat. This only include German K98k’s and no other country.
This does not include the prewar M24, or the post war refurbished M24/47, and it definitely isn’t the M48.
Since they are surplus (unlike the yugos which were often in storage) they come in a variety of conditions.Ĭzechoslovakia's BRNO made K98's before, during, and after the annexation and occupation by Germany during First I’d like to clarify what exactly a Yugo K98k is, it a German manufactured K98k that the postwar communist Yugoslavian government/military got its hands on one way or another. Like Yugo Mausers the 1943 Spanish Mauser is an excellent copy manufactured until 1957 and used byįrano's Spanish military. These are cheap and by far the best buy if you want to take your mauser to the range Yugoslavia built these Mauser copies on the same machines that the Germans used during the war although they made some improvements to the design most notably the bolt. Cheap, dang near the same thing and very fun to have. They are an inexpensive way for people to collect them, much like Yugo and Check AK's are for modern weapons collectors. ATTENTION: Ensure you choose World War Supply as the seller to guarantee you receive an authentic, high-quality World War Supply product as well as the great World War. These cleaning rods will fit the German K98 (be sure to order the correct length 10' or 12') they will not fit any other Mauser variant. Unless you absolutely have to have a real one I would suggest one of the others on the list especially if you want to fire a mauser. As for Russian captured K98's, they do have an active role in the market, w/o Russian actions, WWII would have been a very different picture. These were removed from the K98s that were captured by the Russians during the war. A mint condition and original K98k can fetch 2000$ or more.Įven royal tiger import Ethiopian German mausers runġ000$+. Mauser as it is a priceless piece of history. Although plentiful they are getting harder and more expensive to find The standard infantry weapon of the WWII Baddies it saw use after the war by allied and Communist nations as they rebuilt their shattered militaries. Time to see if this gets shadow beaned - Mauser Karabinir 98 Kurzĭeveloped in 1935 the Kar was a bolt action infantry carbine chambered in 7.92x57mm Mauser.
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