44 BYF K98 find.

[xwarp]

under the waffen amt on the stock is that an h or an m, if its an m you have a rare kriegsmarine k98.

Whose rifle are you referring to?

[xwarp]

Here is a picture of mine. I've have to dig it out to see if I can get a better picture, but I don't think it's a navy rifle.

[Carlos Quintana]

whose rifle are you referring to?

the one in the post. The picture of the stock cartouche under the bolt disasmbly thingy looks like it has an m stamped under it. That would make the stock a km one and if it has the same sn as the rifle it will make the rifle a rare km one.

[Carlos Quintana]

Xwarp your pics are not posting. I dont mean your rifle i mean the one that started the post, better pics without the flash would help.

[xwarp]

Xwarp your pics are not posting. I dont mean your rifle i mean the one that started the post, better pics without the flash would help.

Give me a few and I'll correct that. I know why it happened, but did not think about it occurring to others when they viewed the posts.

Oh, I always thought the the krieg stocks had serial numbers stamped on the bolt take down disk, but don't know for sure.

[xwarp]

the pictures:

[Panzer Rob]

Mostly a US medal & badge collector & dealer I never know what will walk into the shop! Must admit it looks pretty good displayed with my toy soliders!

Very nice K98 If you decide to sell it, please let me know.

Best,
Rob

[Wartime Collectables]

Very nice K98 If you decide to sell it, please let me know.

Best,
Rob

No FFL and pretty much lost on firearms values!

[Bigdibbs88]

the one in the post. The picture of the stock cartouche under the bolt disasmbly thingy looks like it has an m stamped under it. That would make the stock a km one and if it has the same sn as the rifle it will make the rifle a rare km one.

they stopped marking navy rifles around 1941. You would never see any branch designation under an e/135. The picture you posted is just scratches under the e/135. This rifle is correct the way it is