We DO NOT charge an additional fee for Credit Cards. Our policies are: We accept all Major credit cards. The best shooters of all of them are Czech K98s and Yugo 24/47s. The Wz29 is almost impossible to find as Germany gobbled them up in 1939. Other alternatives to a K98 would be a Belgian M24, Yugo M24, 24/47, M48, Czech Vz24, Polish Wz29. We have a large inventory ranging from Cowboy action guns to modern tactical firearms and accessories. All K98s started as 8x57, with the exception of Belgian Mausers. Since then we have continued to grow and have become one of the largest stocked firearm dealers in all of Arizona. was founded in 1988 in Phoenix,Arizona to meet a growing demand for quality new, used & antique firearms and accessories. If it is very deep it may not be a good idea.Legendary Guns Inc. The difference between all original and not is at least a couple of thousand dollars.

He has been putting good looking guns for a while now and not all are imports. One other thing to consider is if it is a Mitchell Mauser. Yes you can legaly remove the importers mar on the bbl. Both are very desirable as opposed to put together from parts gun. Of the last few Mitchells Mauser I have seen, the bore on this rifle is by far the best one. The bore looks shiny to the naked eye, Inspection with a bore scope shows light pitting in the bore, the lands & grooves are still prevalent. This item has a 24 barrel and wood stocks. Yes, UNFORTUNATELY, NRA accepts mitchels advertising - I wish they didn't! Those adds are however NOT and endorsement by NRA of those produkts! Description: Up for sale is a used Mitchells K98 Mauser Rifle (8mm). Yes I would expect those rifles to shoot good, no reason they wouldn't, BUT if you want a shooter there are many places to buy a cheaper one than the shysters at mitchels!!! Of course if you're buying one because it's pretty and don't care about the $$$ then mitchels is the place to go! Unfortunately for the many that are deceived by the Misleading/False advertising a lot of people are buying non collectable Junk from mitchels! If a problem was discovered it was correkted then reissued. They were inspected and if found serviceable were returned to the supply system. Not all US rifles picked up on the battle field or recovered with wounded were stripped down to component parts and reassembled.

Since you appearently don't understand it I'll explain - The shysters at mitchels Mausers renumbers the parts on rifles they sell as collectors rifles! They also polish the bolts - Yougoslave style, which the Germans did NOT do! Of course this is probably because the rifles are rebuilt for them in Yougoslavia.Īny time the Germans reworked a K98k it had specifik markings on either the rec or stock and occasionaly both - mitchels has NO such markings on the krap they sell. This is even the case with the shysters at mitchels Mausers.' Observe the small spring loaded plunger on the rear of the bolt opposite the bolt handle. Separate the firing pin assembly from the bolt body as follows. Then remove the bolt from the rifle and proceed. Swing the safety lever up to the vertical position. Yep, maby a bit strong, BUT on the other hand as I said, what don't you understand about - ' Bogus/changed nrs will almost never be found on receivers or bbls, only on the other parts. If it isnt, put the bolt back in the rifle and close it. Pros:-GREAT shooter, very accurate.-Good-looking finish, excellent presentation rifle. I am going to see if I can get it removed. This is my review of a Collector Grade Mitchells Mauser K98k rifle. The only thing I don't like about it is that for some reason, I was told that it was a law, they had to cut an identification line into the exterior of the barrel. OTHER MODEL 8X57 JRS (8MM MAUSER) NIB MITCHELL MAUSER M48 8MM BOLT ACTION RIFLE Bay City, MI 48706: New Old Stock: : 2,450.00 : 8X68 S MAUSER OBERNDORF, MODEL 66 8 X 68MM Salt Point, NY: New Old Stock: : 1,100. Just a great shooting, and fun rifle to shoot! Hit a ram metal target at 200 yards 4 out of 5 times. It shoots like a champ, very, very accurate! I was shooting some surplus ammunition, I believe from the Czech Republic. I bought a Mitchell Mauser, it was advertised in the NRA magazine, so I bought one.

Then the rifles were reassembled and put back into the supply system. When US rifles were recovered from battlefields or were evacuated with the wounded the rifle eventually made its way to an ordinance company where the rifles were completely striped and all like parts were thrown into bins and cleaned, examined, and if need be replaced. Even the good old USA does, so everything matching may in fact be very difficult on any rifle that was in service for many years.

Most armies recondition their firearms from time to time. So basically your first post does not say shit about Mitchell Mausers! Read what I said above about mitchels Mausers! What about that don't you understand?

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