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5 Image (s) Denix German K98 Rifle - Non-Firing Replica Gun. But this mount and the Meopta ZF-4 would be a really cool way to go. Mauser K98 Sling Ce 1943mauser Parts K98 G41g43 Finest Repro On Ebay Ww2 German. ZRAK M 76 Optical Mount will accept all ZRAK scopes advertised. NDT (No Drill-Tap) Scope Mount for Mauser K98K, Yugo Mauser M48, VZ 24, Yugo 24/47, Swedish M96 and M38 etc. Your choice of two Optics from Scorpion Optics. This K98 Mauser no drill Mauser scout scope mount fits on front iron sight leaf forward of the Mauser 98 bolt so you do not have to change the bolt handle. 95 Turret Mount Mauser High Sniper Scope Mount with Split Rings K98 German.

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This is not the type of item I normally sell, so please excuse my lack of knowledge about it !T are areas of wear to the can, aswell as surface rust, as t are small Cheap Scope Mounts & Accessories, Buy Quality Sports & Entertainment Directly from China Suppliers:Tactical German K98 K98k 98k Turret Sniper Scope Steel Mount with Split Rings One Pair Sale New Arrival Enjoy Free Shipping Worldwide! Limited Time Sale Easy Return. This is a quality reproduction of an original all steel WWII era ZF-41 sniper scope with Zf41 mount and base. A perfect reproduction of a double claw mount. Watched him make a 500+ yard shot on a P-dog. pre war low turrets for $600 while gunsnstuff was selling the exact same item for $299! I think Sarco bought up all of the supply as gunsnstuff is sold out. ZRAK Mauser Banner turret scope mounts for K98 and M48 Mauser rifles. As with the original, this assembly is mounted on the side of the weapon and offers the option of mounting the ZF39 rifle scope with a central tube of 26.

The original Mauser rifles that used this scope had a different rear sight with an additional area on the side that was Machined to match the base of the scope.

To further confuse things, there are several variations of each along the way.These optics were larger than the ZF41 and varied from 4x power to 8x power scopes. They ended up serving as sniper rifles in some cases by necessity, due to a shortage of proper sniper rifles and scopes. ZF41 Not intended as a sniper rifle, more of a designated marksman's rifle, with a low powered, long eye relief scope mounted above the rear sight with a side rail. They didn't get far before the war ended. Swept back/ZF4 1945, attempt to standardize on the Zf4 scope originally designed for G43. Single & Double claw Both introduced in 1943, primarily used by Waffen SS, who made their own sniper rifles. Long side rail 1943, developed by JP Sauer & Sohn with thicker receiver wall, produced primarily by Gustloff-Werke Early examples made by Army Ordinance offices, later produced Mauser Oberndorf and JP Sauer & Sohn Some scopes needed to sit higher to clear the bolt handle. Low & High turret 1939, High vs low was evidently determined by the availability and variation of commercial optics. Short side rail 1937 Some SS used snipers were conversions of G98s, later made by Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik, Mauser Oberndorf and JP Sauer & Sohn Here is a general overview from the book: Good book, with a staggering volume of detail. II: Sniper Variations of the German K98k Rifle.

I was trying to sort out the different variations of K98 snipers, and came up empty, so I bought Law's Backbone of the Wehrmacht, Vol. If it is for sale, assume it is fake, unless there is really compelling evidence otherwise. The first rule of buying a K98 sniper is that it is the most faked collectable rifle there is.