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Used by German forces during WWI and manufactured by at least four German and Austrian companies. The left side of the frame is marked "W-a 14&...

Produced from circa 1910 through the WWI period. British proofs on the left side of the frame with "III / W.W. GREENER BIRMINGHAM" and the...

This is an example of an early standard production rifle as manufactured by the Mauser factory. The top of the receiver is marked "42 / 1940&qu...

This is an example of a "243" code K98 bolt action rifle manufactured by Mauser Werke. The top of the front receiver ring is marked "...

This is an example of a 98K bolt action as manufactured by Berlin-Lubecker. The top of the receiver is marked "duv / 41", the right side i...

The top of the chamber is marked "MOD. 317K / shield / GUSTLOFF-WERKE / Waffenwerk Suhl", the top of the barrel at the breech end is marke...

This is a solid example of a GEW 98 rifle manufactured at the Amberg Arsenal in 1917 and later reworked in World War II for the SS. This particular ri

This is an example of a double dated Erfurt Kar 98 rifle, most likely a Post-WWI police issue. The top of the receiver ring is marked "1920 / c...

Inverted "V" front sight with protectors, military tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters, and muzzle cover. Receiver ring has crown...

The top of the receiver ring is marked "Y / F.G. / GY.", with a pair of crown proofs on the right side. Graduated rear sight, with correct...

Blade and tangent sights, with "STEYR 1896" on the left side receiver wall. An insert is present in the chamber, with a block in the magaz...

Fixed sights, with the standard Walther Nazi commercial eagle/N proofs on the chamber, slide and barrel. The left side of the slide has the standard W

Fixed sights, with "P.38", "byf/ 44" and the serial number on the left side of the slide, and "WaA135" and "eagle...

Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the standard maker's marks on the left side of the slide and a mix of "eagle/swastika" and &...

Fixed sights, with the standard maker's marks on the left side of the slide and a mix of "eagle/swastika" and "eagle/WaA140"...

Fixed sights and cut backstrap, with the one line Radom model and patent mark on the left side of the slide. Matching numbers on the slide, barrel and

This is an excellent example of a Persian ammunition pressure test bolt action rifle. Made without provisions for a front sight, with the rear sight a

This is an excellent example of a desirable pre-war Venezuelan contract, bolt action rifle as manufactured by the Fabrique Nationale factory in Hersta

The top of the receiver is marked with the large Persian Crest which depicts the Persian Crown at the top, a standing lion in the middle holding a Sci

This is an excellent example of a pre-war Mauser contract rifle manufactured for the government of Argentina. These are marked on top of the receiver