#German mauser rifle price license
Please send your C&R or FFL license to or by fax to (321) 989-0232. Thank you for your business!Ī C&R or FFL Required to purchase the German Mauser K98.
#German mauser rifle price code
(321) 212-7801 if you would like to place an order for a specific code or year. Don't miss this chance to get a rare piece of history! All of these rifles are chambered for 8mm Mauser and feature the original Nazi proof marks and Waffenamt stampings. The conditions range from fair to very good, and bore conditions from fair to very good based on the code and year of the gun. They have made it all the way from Germany to Ethiopia, and back here in the United States.
The German Mauser K98 has had a long & storied service history. 308 Winchester, 30-06 or 9,3圆2mm would be a near perfect wild pig rifle, and the rifle in the video above in 9.3圆2mm with 22″ barrel and Aimpoint sight would be an utterly superb rifle for close encounters of the wild boar kind, as well as being a delightful woods deer rifle.We have the original WWII German Mauser K98 in stock, but they won't last long! These K98's are all original and feature all the correct markings and Waffenamt stamps. The safety catch is a quick and convenient tang safety. With an ammunition capacity of 5+1 for standard calibers and 4+1 for magnums the Mauser M1996 carries an adequate supply for most hunting situations, including forays after wild pigs where more than one shot will be likely and fast follow up shots are essential. The one time that 5lb trigger might be noticeably heavy would be on the target range, especially at the bench rest. But 5lb is a reasonable weight, I had a nice continental side by side sidelock ejector shotgun years ago with heavy but crisp triggers and it was superb, so I’d expect the Mauser M1996 to be fine out hunting, especially for snap shooting. Factory trigger pull is listed as 5lb (15N) which is on the heavy side by comparison with something like a Winchester M70 which has a 3.5lb pull on a very crisp trigger system. Most owners comment on the relatively heavy trigger pull. Owner comments about them tend to be mostly favorable which is positive, and owner reports on accuracy tend to indicate accuracy of 1.0 MOA to around 1.5 MOA depending on the individual rifle and factory ammo versus tuned handloads. The Mauser M1996 is a rifle that many have not heard of and not so many of us have seen or used. Left side view of the sale rifle from Rock Island Auction. They are intended to accommodate rifle-scopes with up to 56mm objective lenses. The sights appear to be quite high but that height is standard for the EAW detachable mounts. He has an Aimpoint sight in what appear to be German EAW mounts. The Mauser M1996 in the video is chambered for the moose stopping 9.3圆2mm which is pretty much a 30/06 necked up to take. To get an idea of the operation and potential speed of this action watch the video below courtesy RMR2ENG‘s YouTube channel. But a rifle that provides quick follow up shots with a straight line action that allows you to keep your eye on the target as you cycle it can be a very useful arm. A straight pull action normally offers better accuracy than most lever actions are capable of although they typically don’t shoot under MOA out of the box with factory ammo.
#German mauser rifle price full
They are a rifle that will appeal to you if you want something that is as fast as a lever action but handles full power hunting cartridges with pointed bullets. The Mauser M1996 was Mauser’s foray into the straight pull hunting rifle market but it was not able to compete with the Blaser and production ended some years ago. Pulling the handle straight back and forward functions the action. The Mauser M1996 straight pull rifle’s bolt sits at the front of the ejection port.
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