My son who is 12 is an avid WW1/WW2 collector. He is also a Life rank Boy Scout who just started his Eagle Scout project.
He has been searching for a nice, matching K98 to fill the void. Last week he found it and the seller was more than nice.
It's a ce 43, all matching with excellent bore. We have ordered a sight hood and sling. Bayonet yet to be found but looking. In 1979 I got my first taste of sauerbraten while stationed in Germany. About 2 years ago I have mastered the art of cooking it with beef, venison, or elk.
I had two choice back straps taken from a deer last year on our property. I found it only fitting to honor my son finding this rifle but to also honor where it was made, how it ended up in America by serving a traditional German meal. Hope you enjoy the photos and the fact we have a new K98 collector who respects the history behind these beautiful rifles.



He has been searching for a nice, matching K98 to fill the void. Last week he found it and the seller was more than nice.
It's a ce 43, all matching with excellent bore. We have ordered a sight hood and sling. Bayonet yet to be found but looking. In 1979 I got my first taste of sauerbraten while stationed in Germany. About 2 years ago I have mastered the art of cooking it with beef, venison, or elk.
I had two choice back straps taken from a deer last year on our property. I found it only fitting to honor my son finding this rifle but to also honor where it was made, how it ended up in America by serving a traditional German meal. Hope you enjoy the photos and the fact we have a new K98 collector who respects the history behind these beautiful rifles.



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