A cross stamped on the receiver of a German Mauser K98k means that it was a Russian Capture rifle.
The Mauser Gewehr 98 was created and produced around World War I. Often times, people will say M98 to denote the Gewehr 98 or K98k. This is true because they are referring to the basic design. On the other hand, Mauser is currently producing some new, modern versions of the Mauser 98 action. This model is known as the Mauser M98. Hope this helps.
It MAY. The "broomhandle" Mauser was originally made for a bottlenecked cartridge, the .30 Mauser. It was later made in caliber 9mm Parabellum.
It means the action of the rifle was made by Mauser or copied by someone.
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$300-$450. This rifle was made either by Heym or by FN. If a true Mauser action it will be made in Belgium by FN. Otherwise it will be a Mauser 3000 made by Heym.
Need a specific model. Mauser has a very long history and continues to make firearms, not to mention the number of rifles based on the Mauser G98 action which are referred to as "Mausers", although most of them weren't made with any licensing from Mauser.
It means the action of the rifle was made by Mauser or copied by someone.
Yes.
look on top by the date. you will see letters. those letters tell you who made the rifle. example 'byf' was made by the mauser factory.........................
Numerous commercial and custom makers have made 8mm Mauser rifles in the last 100 years
How much does an 1899 German made Mauser 6.5x55mm worth? Or how much would one cost to buy??