Buddy found this in a shed but was too spooked to keep it so he gave to me. What is it? Nazi gun? It has eagle stamps.
Buddy found this in a shed but was too spooked to keep it so he gave to me. What is it? Nazi gun? It has eagle stamps
Henry Smith
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Oliver Hernandez
Hunter Cruz
Picture of the top of the receiver. It's a model 98 mauser. Probably German
Leo Stewart
Very rusty
Carter Ward
Alexander Reyes
it's a kar98. they were used by the germans in ww2 and sold as surplus after the war here in the US and were pretty popular among hunters back then because they were cheap and powerful and now vintage gun collectors. legal in pretty much every state without an issue.
Clean it up and shoot it. It's in 8x57 mauser.
Be careful how you clean it though because you definitely can ruin it's value doing it incorrectly (polishing, reblueing, exc). Also, dont bubba it.
Jordan Price
Yes. 1942 Waffen Wurk Brunn. Nice gun, needs some love. What's the number on the bolt
Matthew Thompson
g24, german produced vz24 made in captured czech arms factories from 1941-1942 before the k98 went into full production.
Bentley Diaz
the 42 on the receiver means it was made in 1942 btw. A good year, the late war ones are known to have metallurgy problems.
Grayson Bennett
It's a vz24 made for the German military. You can see the model is stamped as g.24(t). The (t) is how the Germans designated military equipment that was produced in Czechoslovakia. Just read up on vz24s if you want to learn a little more about them.
Nathan Edwards
I'm not in USA. But I'll look into a proper cleaning, I've heard about decreasing the value, but I don't think I can legally sell it,
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Ayden Gutierrez
What country?
Gavin Ross
>it's a kar98
No it isn't. look at the hand guard.
Matthew James
>But was too spooked to keep it
Some people are just born to be a sub-caste.
Jose Ramirez
Hungary
Isaac Rodriguez
Považská Bystrica of Slovak Republic for German Wehrmacht.
Basically Czech rifle.
Leo Price
I can't fucking stand plebians
Christian Miller
How would you go about getting that rust off without hurting the value anyway?
Mason Stewart
Faggot
Gavin Miller
Oil. Rag. No steel wool, copper wool is okay
Connor Edwards
That's a Yugoslavian Mauser sir, the Yugoslav's got German machinery after ww2, and they made their own variant of the Mauser with them, Functionally just as good as a kar98k. They Yugo slav one has a different hand guard and slightly shorter bolt.
Lincoln White
wow, one can still find such gems in our cucked-ass country?
>t. fellow hungarian Jow Forumsommando
Lucas Cruz
nvm it isn't a yugo mauser, it's a vz24 like someone else pointed out, very similar appearance wise. My bad op
Gabriel Torres
>Yugoslav's got German machinery after ww2
They had the machines before WW2. Yugoslavia was an exporter of Mauser's before WW2. They may have gotten some machinery from Germany post WW1 though.
Tyler Myers
Ah, gotcha. I definitely knew it was made on German machinery, but it's good to know it wasn't necessarily after ww2.
Christian Williams
Oil, copper brush, old t shirt. Don't be liberal with the oil
Jaxson Powell
That's not an m48 or an m24/47 ivan.
Adam Peterson
Xavier Jackson
No
Thomas King
Yes? It's a G.24 (t). A model 98 mauser produced by the Czechs for Germany
Hunter Cruz
That's nice, but what country are you from?
Adam Green
It's a g.24, a modified vz.24 for the german army made on vz.24 tooling. no parts will interchange with model a 98 mauser.
Matthew Nguyen
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Ryder Green
>no parts will interchange with model a 98 mauser.
Actually most parts will. Barrel, bolt parts, magazine parts. Only the handguard won't fit because the Kar.98k's rear sight base is shaped differently.
Eli Barnes
It's literally a fucking licensed Mauser 98 design, the Germans would use the Czech production lines to have more rifles, which are like 96.3% the same fucking rifle to begin with.
You really could interchange most of the parts on a Vz.24 and K98k.