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1916 Gew 98 ALL MATCHING
1916 Gew 98 ALL MATCHING
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Guns International #: 101885755
Seller's Inventory #: 1916
Category - DWM Rifles
- Military Rifles - German
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Springfield 30-06
Member Since: 3/28/13
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83814
Country: United States
Phone:
(417) 830-9315
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale
Payment Methods: Money Order
1916 Gew 98 ALL MATCHING
Description:
The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod.
This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights.
Don' t let this one pass you up!
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser
Manufacturer: DWM
Model: Gew 98
Serial Number: 3744
Condition: 80%
Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny
Description:
The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod.
This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights.
Don' t let this one pass you up!
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser
Manufacturer: DWM
Model: Gew 98
Serial Number: 3744
Condition: 80%
Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny
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Guns International #: 101885755
Category - DWM Rifles
- Military Rifles - German
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Springfield 30-06
Member Since: 3/28/13
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83814
Country: United States
Phone:
(417) 830-9315
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale Payment Methods: Money Order
1916 Gew 98 ALL MATCHING
Description: The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod. This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights. Don' t let this one pass you up! SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser Manufacturer: DWM Model: Gew 98 Serial Number: 3744 Condition: 80% Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny |
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Guns International #: 101885755
Seller's Inventory #: 1916
Category - DWM Rifles
- Military Rifles - German
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Springfield 30-06
Member Since: 3/28/13
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83814
Country: United States
Phone:
(417) 830-9315
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale
Payment Methods: Money Order
1916 Gew 98 ALL MATCHING
Description:
The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod.
This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights.
Don' t let this one pass you up!
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser
Manufacturer: DWM
Model: Gew 98
Serial Number: 3744
Condition: 80%
Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny
Description:
The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod.
This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights.
Don' t let this one pass you up!
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser
Manufacturer: DWM
Model: Gew 98
Serial Number: 3744
Condition: 80%
Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny
Guns International #: 101885755
Seller's Inventory #: 1916
Guns International #: 101885755
Seller's Inventory #: 1916
Category - DWM Rifles
- Military Rifles - German
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Springfield 30-06
Member Since: 3/28/13
State:
Idaho
Zip: 83814
Country: United States
Phone:
(417) 830-9315
Active Listings: 0
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale
Buyer Pays Shipping as Agreed upon in Final Sale
Payment Methods: Money Order
1916 Gew 98 ALL MATCHING
Description:
The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod.
This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights.
Don' t let this one pass you up!
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser
Manufacturer: DWM
Model: Gew 98
Serial Number: 3744
Condition: 80%
Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny
Description:
The rifle pictured here is a very fine example of the standard German Infantry Rifle of World War I. It was manufactured in 1916 and it has all matching serial numbers right down to the screws. DWM manufactured many of the rifles that were later selected for sniper service. DWM had amazing production equipment and those that own the Lugers or Broomhandles that were produced there can attest to the fine workmanship out of that particular factory. Paul Mauser developed the Gew 98 in 1898 and it is the definitive benchmark of controlled round feed actions. Commerically, it is known as the Mauser 98. This one is of course chambered in 7.92 x 57 commonly known as 8mm Mauser. The S stamping on the barrel denotes it was reworked to fire the modified infantry round with the spitzer bullet for better ballistics. It features the correct roller coaster rear sight serialzed to the rifle. The bolt shroud, safety, claw extractor, bolt handle, floor plate, magazine follower, butt plate, and barrel bands are all original and serialized to the rifle. The action has developed a nice warm patina, and the barrel is holding onto 80% of its original finish. The stock is in great shape, and it features proof marks / crown on both the right side and wrist of the stock. It also has the correct cleaning rod.
This rifle is a fantastic investment piece. Due to the fact that it is all matching it will appreciate in value. It is getting harder and harder to find rifles like this one! After all it is 105 years old and survived a World War! The bonus to owning this piece is that you can shoot it and not worry about that depreciating the value of the rifle. The barrel has strong rifling and is in excellent shape. 8mm Mauser isn't a slouch of a cartridge either. This rifle has a 29 inch barrel and can push a 200 grain Nosler Partition at 2650 fps. That is a great round for deer, elk, bear or hogs. With the cleaning rod intact, its an interesting rifle for a multi day hunt in the backcountry. For those that have ever had snow or mud ruin a hunt due to not having a cleaning rod this design is the original solution. For a guy who enjoys shooting his rifles and has good vision.. the roller coaster sight will pack em and stack em at 400 yards. Its an interesting piece for both the World War I collector and the guy who likes the challenge of hunting the backcountry with open sights.
Don' t let this one pass you up!
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.92x57mm Mauser
Manufacturer: DWM
Model: Gew 98
Serial Number: 3744
Condition: 80%
Bore Condition: Bright & Shiny
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