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I am planning on taking my Czech 1945 k98 out hog hunting this weekend but there is some rain that will be expected. I know that these were made to handle muddy trenches to the street fighting. But since the rifle is almost 80 years old, should the laminate wood stock be fine if it encounters...

I have a hinsoldt-wetzlar pre ww2 scope that is 4x. The site reticle is the german T post with a small dot in the middle. I am wondering if there is any know documentation on how to use the german post when shooting at different ranges? I will attach a picture of the reticle. Like for example is...

I have a pre-war Hinsoldt-wetzlar 4x scope that is in relative condition that I have attached to a yugo m48BO for hunting purposes but also for the "ww2 german sniper aesthetic. My question specifically is there a way to seal up this scope so it can be more "waterproof"?

A while back I built a m48 "k98 sniper" clone and had picked up a 4x hensoldt wetzlar scope and am looking for references on how this scope works. Any pointers will be greatly appreciated.

I had recently acquired a yugo k98/48. I do understand that it is a long shot but figured out I could reach out on this forum. I am leaning that my rifle was a 1942 p sauer & son produced based on preliminary internet digging. I appreciate feedback.