This Israeli-overhauled K98 was built on a German WWII receiver with a new barrel for 7.62mm NATO ammunition, hence the large “7.62” hammered into the top of the receiver and branded on the beechwood stock. Looking for bolt action Mauser 98 rifle parts for your latest repair or restoration project Numrich Gun Parts Corp. One other thing to consider is if it is a Mitchell Mauser. Both are very desirable as opposed to put together from parts gun.
Ironically, German K98s became the answer, and they came from an unlikely source. You need to consult a good reference book or an expert on German WWII 98 Mausers in order to determine if this is indeed a numbers matching bring back or pre 68 import. Where did the German K98 rifle come from? Your gun looks to have been modified somewhat to accommodate the scope. Israeli rifles all had 7.62 across the front receiver ring and original stocks said 7.62 on the bottom rear near the buttplate. Good overall military appearance, metal finish is gray parkerized with wear to the band and sharp edges. In good used condition, maker marked from FN Fabrique National of Belgium in the 1950's and marked with the IDF Israeli Defense Forces logo atop the receiver.
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