Mauser gewehr 98 parts for sale serial number#

The fore-sight is mounted on a block with a perfect cross-hatching produced to reduce glare which is very good order. There is no windage adjustment of these sights. The very sturdy rear sights are mounted in front of the РІР‚СљSРІР‚Сњ and are graduated from 400 to 2000 meters.

Mauser gewehr 98 parts for sale serial number#

Infront of these markings are, on the barrel, the matching serial number and on the crest of the barrel a solitary РІР‚СљSРІР‚Сњ to denote the higher specРІР‚в„ў round the rifle was capable of handling. The action wall is clearly marked with the model designation РІР‚СљGew.98РІР‚Сњ. The LHS is clearly marked with the serial number РІР‚Сљ9642РІР‚Сњ and another mark which looks to be a pheonix with spread wings. The action is marked as follows РІР‚СљC.G.HAENEL / SUHL / 1915РІР‚Сњ the RHS of the receiver is then marked with three upright clear inspectors markings. Full length cleaning rod and bayonet fixing with stacking hook. Barrel band and fore-end cap are numbered to the rifle. The fixing plate for the magazine floor trap is numbered to the rifle and has matching screws holding the trigger guard and plate to the stock. Below that is the matching serial number for the rifle and another two cartouches. Behind the trigger guard is a semi-pistol grip with cartouches then the rear sling classic Gewehr swivel. Imperial inspectors cartouches arranged horizontally in the butt running towards the butt-plate. It has a plain steel butt-plate with matching number and Imperial German inspection mark. The G98 is stocked in straight grained pale Walnut, with a short hand guard on top of the barrel.

It has a straight handled bolt within the classic Mauser action and a standard internal five round magazine. It is an excellent long barreled rifle capable of stunning accuracy due to the mixture of caliber and length of barrel. This is the standard issue Mauser GРІР‚в„ў98 used by most German infantry during World War One.