This last weekend at a small gun show, I was lucky in finding a Gew 98 that is not common. It is a Spandau 1918 With these added markings on the receiver B S H.
Paul and Bruce were a big help to me in telling what I really bought. The finish on the rifle is really nice original about 90% or better. The bore is mint!!! I think rare to find in a rifle that fought in WW1 , The Weimar period, and WW11. The rifle is all matching except for the bolt which is a all matching BNZ bolt and the sear. The trigger is unnumbered. The stock is a two picece. With alot of proof markings. So I need to finf a Gew 98 bolt matching or a Weimar matching bolt. And I will be a happy camper
I added some pictures for you.
Regards
Bob
Paul and Bruce were a big help to me in telling what I really bought. The finish on the rifle is really nice original about 90% or better. The bore is mint!!! I think rare to find in a rifle that fought in WW1 , The Weimar period, and WW11. The rifle is all matching except for the bolt which is a all matching BNZ bolt and the sear. The trigger is unnumbered. The stock is a two picece. With alot of proof markings. So I need to finf a Gew 98 bolt matching or a Weimar matching bolt. And I will be a happy camper
I added some pictures for you.
Regards
Bob
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