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I would guess if it was a Yugo (or Russian) rebuild it would have import marks on it. More likely it is a vet bring back with that duffle cut stock. All byf 43 production would have been the K98 model. The Karabiner 98 Kurz (often abbreviated Kar98k, K98, or K98k) is a bolt action rifle...

It's not even a K98. LOL!

Looking Forward With Great Interest Thanks Loewe for the detailed history on SDP and the future work to come next. I will be anxiously awaiting your writings. I am new to Mauser collecting but have a great passion for WWII history. I recently found a minty bnz coded 98K and am thrilled that you...

Thank You! I value everyone's opinion and I want to thank everyone for your comments.

Thanks for looking at this. Thanks Loewe. Why can't you do "LIKE" on the Mauser Forum? Do you know if SDP assembled these in Austria or Poland? I know there is some Radom parts on this rifle.

Hi Mauser202! Here is a shot of the top of the bolt without flash. Previous owner painted the stampings so it is a little hard to see.

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I hope you can see the marks you are looking for. I still have the rifle apart and can take more photos if needed. There appears to be an "8" under the trigger guard. Not sure if that helps identify the stock maker. The bolt and mechanical parts appear newish. Almost unfired. Not sure what to...

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More Photos A I decided to take the stock off and try to take some better pictures. I want to thank you for all your opinions. This is my first German Mauser. I had a Yugo M48 years ago but it was rough.

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Hi Guys, My name is Doug and I live in Ohio. I bought this 98K this weekend at a show. I am usually on the Colt forum and I must admit I am a newbee when it comes to the 98K. I have always wanted a nice representative WWII example and I was taken with the condition of this one. When I got it...