Alberta | 8 mm Mauser (8x57) | (other)

Howdy Gunpost. I have a really interesting piece for you here. This is a conversion of a conversion rifle.

Late war Kar98k, made at Gustloff-Werke in 1944 (bcd 4 code).

Numbers mismatched. Eagle with Swastika is on top of the receiver, and it also has an Israeli star on the left side of the barrel - this was issued in Israel after the war.

Here is an opportunity to own a modified Israeli K98 that was put in a G33/40 mountain carbine stock.  Prior to my ownership I had a small crack professionally repaired in foreend.

Post war 1950 Czech k98k. Tgf marked. Rifle is pristine non refurb. straight out of the factory. 

Bolt and barrel match. Trigger guard does not, I believe the factory used surplus wartime parts and didn’t care about matching 

Wow, look at this World War II Survivor! Cal. 8x57 (8mm Mauser). S# 673f. Bbl. 23 1/2". Blade front sight with sight hood. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000m. Mismatched numbers. Receiver top has "bcd 42" markings, denoting mfg.

Hello, I have an Ernst Stiegleder of Shul comercia sporting Mauser. It features an octagonal to round barrel, claw mounts with a matching and engraved skopar 5 on claw mounts, as well as a horn trigger guard.

Bosnia and Herzegovina M48 commercial sniper rifle, a post-war reproduction based on the Yugoslav M48 sniper rifle used during the conflict.

Looking for a K98 barrelled action. Not picky on make  or if drilled and tapped but must have intact military 8mm barrel and military bent bolt (not scalloped or butter knifed).