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Thank you very much for your replies :)

There is a H on the butt of my stock as well, indeed Doesn't "H" mean Heer, for Army? why not M for Kriegsmarine?

Here you are. First pic I see a 76, a 23 and a 5. 2nd pic : WaA623 3rd pic :123 40 B0

Many thanks Jdt ! I don't see anything on the writst area. But I see some eagles on the barrel. Eagles with the number 214 have been stamped originally, and the nazi eagle during the repair work after ? (we see an 9, maybe as you said the marking is kG69. Further on the barrel we see another...

Do you know which district depot? Is there a way to know that? Any info about my 98k is appreciated :)

ok, and what would be the approx. value of this 98K model S/147 - 1938, with Kriegsmarine Nordsee? 100% matching number, it can shoot well, but the stock is used, and there is a piece of the butt that has been redone

ok, interresting. I am wondering how a riffle used by someone on a boat (it that was kriegsmarine means?) could have been used enough !

I saw on the internet that it is because it is written 02 But what does it mean exactly a depot spare replacement barrel ? It means it is not the original? Why is it nice? Thank you for your explaination, I am learning a lot :)

Thank you. The serial numbers underside of the butt of the stock, and in the stock channel and handguard are matching the rest of the riffle, which is the good thing :) What means Z. Br 7 ?

Thanks guys. Model is S/174 year 1938. The markings of the riffle parts are all the same (6819), but don't match the riffle butt then (N.4520k).

Hi everyone, I believe the N means Kriegsmarine Nordsee but what does the "11" before the N mean? Thanks!

Appreciate all your comments and advices guys, thanks :)

Selling price was 750USD, and not matching numbers, quite expensive then

Hi Mauserguy85, Thanks for your reply, it is so far I saw the only issue but I will not take it then. Sorry I don't have any pics Have a great day!

Hi guys, I have been proposed a 98K, "BCD - 4" but I have noticed something weird : The end of the rear sight section that fits into the handguard appears to be broken or sawed off. the handguard is therefore loose. Is it normal with this manufacturer? If not, what could have happened? Thanks!

I believe you are right @moconfed. But it is strange that the takedown lug assembly was still there. I would have thought it would rust away first, being a smaller piece. Nothing is visible, too rusted. Riffle was empty, without the bolt

Hello, A friend of mine showed me a 98k that he found in the wood. Of course the wood part is no longer there, after 80 years on the ground, only what is metallic remains. He found the main part with the barrel and the trigger, and also a bit further, the bolt disassembly discs. The germans used...

Hi guys, I will try to fire with it, and see the difference with a normal firepin. thanks for your comments!

do you guys have any idea of the value of this twisted firing pin? Looking to sell it... thanks!

Thanks Muncher 1953. I found it in Germany, as loose part. The firing pin is compatible and works with a bolt and the pin does extend to strike the primer