Third Party Press

k98 sniper walked in

W

walther1945

Junior Member
K98 SNIPER CAME INTO THE STORE FOR SALE FROM 30 YEAR OLD COLLECTION . IM POSTING PICS
 

Attachments

  • pro-tWgHJSoN.jpeg
    pro-tWgHJSoN.jpeg
    213 KB · Views: 124
  • pro-5dGchwl4.jpeg
    pro-5dGchwl4.jpeg
    502.6 KB · Views: 121
  • pro-7Gq57B2o.jpeg
    pro-7Gq57B2o.jpeg
    517.5 KB · Views: 123
  • pro-QY8FMlvN.jpeg
    pro-QY8FMlvN.jpeg
    452 KB · Views: 134
  • pro-56YAULSK.jpeg
    pro-56YAULSK.jpeg
    424.4 KB · Views: 133
  • pro-OPhhJdye.jpeg
    pro-OPhhJdye.jpeg
    416.3 KB · Views: 130
  • pro-PXegPAkg.jpeg
    pro-PXegPAkg.jpeg
    339 KB · Views: 131
  • pro-CjM2r2d8.jpeg
    pro-CjM2r2d8.jpeg
    362.6 KB · Views: 132
  • pro-PVP6a3yd.jpeg
    pro-PVP6a3yd.jpeg
    380.4 KB · Views: 126
  • pro-veOx5d5E.jpeg
    pro-veOx5d5E.jpeg
    467.4 KB · Views: 104
  • pro-QUO6rbIr.jpeg
    pro-QUO6rbIr.jpeg
    474.1 KB · Views: 99
  • pro-37LeGqcM.jpeg
    pro-37LeGqcM.jpeg
    285.5 KB · Views: 105
  • pro-nOZCwPPQ.jpeg
    pro-nOZCwPPQ.jpeg
    233.4 KB · Views: 118
Yep not a real sniper unfortunately, looks like someone ruined a perfectly good matching rifle to make it too.
 
Among other issues, this mounting system (turret) wasn’t even in use when this rifle was initially manufactured. Half decent reproduction sniper though.
 
You can see the traces of the former scope rings that have been soldered to the tube of the Zielsechs scope. Due to their position it would indicate the scope most likely originates from a break barrel hunting rifle.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Military Rifle Journal
Back
Top