The J Patrone normally has a round nose bullet and the clip remains in the rifle until empty. K98K fans say these particular rifles were actually made in 1948. Your rifle is a Mauser 98k Model 48 rifle that was built near the end of W.W. S Patrone ammunition (upper) is normally loaded with a pointed or spitzer bullet and uses a discarding five-round stripper clip. As shown, made for SS at special concentration camp factory 1943-1944, with both bnz and Rune.' The photo shows a refinished rifle with site hood and no mention that they are Yugo. Even today, most bolt action rifles are based on the principles of the Mauser brothers, regardless of the brand. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. Many books have been written about Mauser rifles. The M48 is a little shorter in overall length in the barrel and the overall length of the rifle in comparison to the original German 98k it is modeled after. Mitchells mauser german k98 rifle If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. These 8mm rifles are excellent little shooters that are well made and offer a unique opportunity to the shooter and collector to purchase a Like New variant of the very dependable and well made Mauser 98k. Yugoslavia produced quite a few of these rifles that now have been brought to the surplus market in New to Like New condition.
Based in design on the German 98k Mauser and the Yugoslavian Model FN 30 and 24 Carbines and Rifles. "The last Mauser Rifle (not made from parts or a rebuilt) produced by Yugoslavia at the famed Kragujevac arsenal, the Model 1948 98k Short Rifle or otherwise called the Yugoslavian M48. Because non Mitchells Mauser German K98s now start to approach that number and if someone dont care for the history but care about the condition, they might go for this rifle. Made on German Tooling set up in formerly occupied Serbia. " A “NEW” Mauser, and it’s over 50 years old! A genuine Mauser 98K, the Model M48 is the Strongest and Best of the original bolt-action Rifles. Little tip but the "48" gives it away but the folks at Mitchell's are blatently fibbing.
However, if you appreciate history and value a firearm for its collector appeal, then stay away from Mitchell's Mausers. I see that in addition to those rare and wonderful Lugers, and genuine original WW2 Mauser 98k and Mosin PU snipers Don Mitchell's world-traveling little gnomes have managed to score (hidden away in secret bunkers under Hitler's Alpine retreat and beneath a trap door in Stalin's bedroom closet) that have eluded everyone else for almost 70 years, his latest coup is locating and obtaining 'the. If you know for a fact what you are getting when you order from them, which is a scrubbed, cleaned, and refinished M48, then by all means get it. They are also marked up significantly, and have zero collector value. As others have said, Mitchell's uses misleading, if not outright fraudulent advertising to sell their rifles.
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