#Mitchell mauser k98 value serial number
#Mitchell mauser k98 value code

Use the picture reference as a guide of what pictures to acquire. Get and post lots of pictures, specifically of numbered parts and the eagles/swastika/markings on the metal and stock. PS- if anyone has suggestions of other thing(s) I should look at the next time I see this rifle, please let me know! how likely is it that it's actually chambered in 8x57?ДЄny info would help, just trying to find out if this rifle is worth my $. how concerned would collectors be if only one part (the sling mount) dosent have the same numbers as other parts of the rifle? since there's no import marks, is that a definite indicator it was a war trophy for a returning serviceman?

#Mitchell mauser k98 value serial number

is 237 the specific serial number of this exact rifle, or like a series number?

is it correct that there isn't any kind of glossy finish on the wooden parts/stock?

is it common for earlier k98s to be missing smaller items like the cleaning Rod and sight hood (that are NOT Russian captured?) So with the info I have provided (even though I'm sure it's a little vague, and missing other need to know info to assist me) Unfortunately I don't have any pics, as some gun shops are picky about people photographing their merchandise. The price tag says its chambered in 8x57, but I thought it would've been 7.92x57mm. There aren't any import marks on it either. The rifle is not Russian captured so I'm curious as to why those might be missing? The stock is in great shape with a lighter color to it, but dosen't have a 'glossy' look to it. It is missing the cleaning Rod, and there's no hood over the sight at the end of the barrel. The bolt even appears to have 237 on it as well, however the sling mount near the barrel has the number 4050 on it (mixmatched part maybe?) All the Eagles and swasticas are in tact and not ground down, intentionally damaged, etc.

#Mitchell mauser k98 value code

Only the date code and 237 (from what I remember). I don't recall there being any series of letters marked on the receiver like later models seem to have, or any other numbers for that matter. It's marked 1938 and the number 237 is stamped all over it. Hello everyone, I'm a bit of a rookie with k98 rifles so please bare with me! At a local gunshop I'm looking into a k98 they're selling but there's some info on it I'm looking to expand my knowledge on, as well to get your opinions on the value of it.