Found this out garage saleing today. It's my first WWI rifle. I've picked up pistols but this is the first rifle...
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That is very nice matching rifle.Comment
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lock screw
Nice piece of history. And almost matching
There is missing a front lock screw with crown mark. But guess who has one in matching condition of your trigger guard?!
Have loads of German k98k parts..only a few gew98. Just in that one gew98 trigger guard I have sits a front lock screw.
Best regards Tommy
us1945@hotmail.comComment
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Lovely untouched Gew 98..Comment
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I confirm, a very nice one. Incredible how many miles this G98 travelled to get into your hands.
Best Regards.
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You know i think I am going to just leave it as is. It has been this way for nearly 100 years so I would say that this is now its history. After all, it has been sans screw for longer than it had it!Originally posted by us1945 View PostNice piece of history. And almost matching
There is missing a front lock screw with crown mark. But guess who has one in matching condition of your trigger guard?!
Have loads of German k98k parts..only a few gew98. Just in that one gew98 trigger guard I have sits a front lock screw.
Best regards Tommy
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Indeed, leave it as it is. In east and north of France, many of those that are found for example in barns have voluntarily lost some pieces in order to make them ineffective.
Regards,
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A winner!
These are not common anymore by a long shot.MLPComment
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Congrats on a great find Gary.
I've been hunting for one of these for a long time.
ChuckComment
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"You know i think I am going to just leave it as is. It has been this way for nearly 100 years so I would say that this is now its history. "
Good choice and nice rifle. A K98 that is 98 years old.Comment
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Very cool and a great find. Got to love garage sales!
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