Anything about 98K in 22 LR

[H BABERT]

Hi
i'm looking about any information about mauser 98K in 22 LR : value,marking rarety,different makers...especially about those made by :
GUSTLOFF-WERKE

Thanks a lot

herlé

[Bill Grist]

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Hi
i'm looking about any information about mauser 98K in 22 LR : value,marking rarety,different makers...especially about those made by :
GUSTLOFF-WERKE

Thanks a lot

herlé

Do a froum search. There has been some post on the .22 cal German WW2 training rifles..BILL

[H BABERT]

Do a froum search. There has been some post on the .22 cal German WW2 training rifles..BILL

Thank you Bill but i didn't find anything about this model (someone want to sell me this one )

[Bill Grist]

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Thank you Bill but i didn't find anything about this model (someone want to sell me this one )

Hello the bayonet is a German Imperial WW1 model 1898 with sawback.. The Gustloff .22 trainer seems to have the original site removed and replaced with some commercial type..any more picts of the sighting system... BILL

[H BABERT]

Hello the bayonet is a German Imperial WW1 model 1898 with sawback.. The Gustloff .22 trainer seems to have the original site removed and replaced with some commercial type..any more picts of the sighting system... BILL

Hi here are some (sorry, it's all that i have..)

[gew98]

The KKW 22 rifle you have imaged is definately missing rear sight and sight base - sad as most parts for thee are tough to come by. The added rear peep on receiver bridge is not german - postwar yes. Being the rear sight & base is gone it looks as though the handguard is floating in the rear and would likely fall off easily enough.
The Bayonet is an S98 sawback.A decent bayonet - fairly scarce, even though missing it's scabbard. I surmise the bayonet is in the $120 - $150 value range due to present condition and lack of scabbard ( don't hold your breath looking for one as the standard S98 quillback bladed bayonet scabbard won't fit ).
The KKW - toughie but maybe around $300 due to the missing bits and non german sights added ( tapped & drilled or dovetailed not sure form pic , but either way hurts value as the metal was altered to accept this addition ).

PS - i just noted you are located in france. In looking at the rear sight that has been added to this KKW it appears to be that of a french MAS36 rifle. That would make sense, especially if that KKW was used by the french after WW2 and mounted a MAS sight leaf to it to use for their military training or simply just an economical replacement part as KKW parts were no longer made.