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Stg 44 There is always the GSG STG 44 .22 replica. I have one and it is great for what it is. The ammo for the real STG 44 is hard to come by. They are reloads by people who have never seen or shot a real one, had problems using the reloads with a real one.

back in the day Hi, do you have a picture of yours? How much did you pay for it. John

real 98 sling The original slings sure look pretty funky.

Dig out obstructions Thank you for answering me, but at this juncture, I'm just going to say, "it is what it is", an RC and leave it at that. It's not a "collector's piece" but a shooter and I'm not going to worry about some expensive and non-essential cleaning rod. The gun as it is works...

If it fits correctly It goes in the hole beneath the bayonet lug, but no further. To me it appears now, that no hole was ever drilled in the hand guard to accommodate a rod.

Internally threaded Received the rod today, it fits in the hole beneath the bayonet lug and only goes in a TINY bit. Since this is a RC mis-match and it already has the incorrect stock on it because of the cupped butt plate, is it possible a hole was never drilled in the hand guard because...

Hoppe's Cleaning Kit Does the tip come off?

How were 3 soldiers supposed to connect their individual cleaning rods together to make one rod when only one end is threaded?

If only one end is threaded, how were 3 soldiers supposed to get together and combine their rods into one for cleaning?

S'Am Mausers I'm impressed.

$100 ballpark Got it on Gun Broker Auction. Are the threads different on the two or would it work anyway?

Butt Plate Thank you very much for that info. You saved me money and time.

As I stated before, it's a RC with no matching numbers. The receiver is stamped 1938 but the stock has a cupped butt plate. So I am ordering an original USED flat butt plate to replace it. I am using the receiver's date of 1938 as a point of reference for replacing original parts.(Cleaning...

Is it too thick? Yes, that was the issue. I ordered a USED original one today for for $47.00 plus shipping, 10 inch with a tapered end.

homie the clown I get it now, went right over my head at first.

Cleaning rods What's with the Haha? Am I funny? Do I look like a clown? Do I make you laugh? Go get your shine box. I just bought an original today. Thanks for your advice.

Cleaning Rod I am not finding "a lot" of original cleaning rods out there on the net. If you know of a good source, please let me know.

Cleaning rod It was 10 inches. It was too thick to fit in the hole. It was an after-market repro and we all know how in-accurate they can be. Do you know what the lug is made of? It's not metallic.

I recently purchased my 1st K98k with a receiver stamped 243 1938, serial #6900. I know where it was made based on the #243. No other matching numbers other than the one on the stock and the electro-penciling on the bolt and trigger guard. It also has a bayonet lug that appears to be made of...