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Manufactured in 1953 with a hooded ramp front and adjustable rear buckhorn sights. Standard barrel markings with the Winchester proof on the top of th

Manufactured in early 1924, the first year of production. The rifle has the standard barrel and three line upper tang marking with the serial number o

Manufactured in 1947, this example is the deluxe version of the Model 71 rifle. Features a ramp front blade sight with bead (hood is missing), removed

Manufactured in 1928. Raised Lyman blade front sight with bead, sporting rear sight and half length magazine with takedown features. Standard one line

Post-War production, circa 1945-1948. Hooded ramp blade front and adjustable sporting rear sight, with model and caliber markings on the barrel. A Red

Produced in 1937. Hooded ramp bead front and adjustable sporting rear sights, with standard markings on the barrel and upper tang, with "SJ CO&...

Manufactured before1948. Hooded ramp front and adjustable sporting rear sights. Standard barrel markings with the Winchester factory proof on top of t

This is a nice example of a Late WWII Nazi K98 rifle with the ZF41 rifle scope with a sun shields. Providing approximately 1.5 power magnification for

Modeled after the K98, this training rifle has an inverted "V" front sight and tangent rear sight graduated from 25 to 200, with the left ...

This is a 1937 production rifle that was manufactured by the Berlin-Suhler Waffen-Und Fahrzeugwerke company. This company was given the wartime code o

This rifle was originally manufactured during WWII at the Metal Goods and Weapons Factory, Budapest, Hungary as the Model 35 and designated the Model

Produced by Erma of Munich, this drop-in conversion kit allows a standard K98 rifle to be rapidly reconfigured to a single shot 22 caliber for inexpen

Manufactured by Berlin-Lubecker and equipped with an early ZF scope. The scope is equipped with sun shields and is marked "ZF / 1.5x13 degree s...

Hooded blade and tangent sights, with "WaA623", "40RD." and an import mark on the barrel. Receiver ring is marked with a "6...

Produced at the Mauser factory, as a Kreigsmodell. The receiver has the late Waffenamt 135 proofs, over "mod 98" and on the right side, an...

Produced following the fall of Czechoslovakia, based on the Czech Model 24 Rifle. Blade and tangent sights, with "eagle/ A80" proofs on th...

1) "44 cvl" and "1733 / n" on ricassos, smooth grips, sheath with "cgn / 43" marked leather frog. 2) "43 fnj"...

Produced in Suhl by J.P. Sauer & Sons. Inverted "V" and tangent sights, "eagle/swastika" proof on left side of receiver ring...

The top of the chamber is marked "S/243 /1937", the right side is marked with three "eagle/211" proofmarks and the left side is ...

Manufactured by the Gustloff factory. The top of the receiver is marked with the "eagle/749" over "bcd", the wartime code for th...