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Israeli FN Mauser K98, Caliber 7.62, Serial Number 5088XX. Beautiful is the only way to describe the rifle. Ordered by the Israel Defense Forces shortly after the big WWII for the defense of their new homeland.
- Mauser ~ Israeli K98 1939 ~ 7.62x51mm - Guns International
This Mauser Model Israeli K98 1939 is a right hand bolt...
- MAUSER K98 sporterized 8MM MAUSER for sale - Guns International
Due to to current regulations, we do not sell firearms in...
- Mauser ~ Israeli K98 1939 ~ 7.62x51mm - Guns International
More Sold Fine European Arms. SOLD FOR: $1,030.00. WOA#: WY240407SK031. Make: Mauser-Werke AG, Israeli arsenal rework. Model: K98k. Serial Number: 1378. Year of Manufacture: 1939. Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO. Action Type: Bolt action, internal 5 round magazine.
SOLD FOR: $2,075. WOA#: WY231109DS005. Make: Gustloff-Werke Weimar, Israeli arsenal rework. Model: K98k. Serial Number: K98749G (C.A.I. import serial number), original serial number was 749. Year of Manufacture: 1940s. Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO. Action Type: Bolt action, internal 5 round magazine. Markings: The left side of the receiver is marked ...
This Mauser Model Israeli K98 1939 is a right hand bolt action rifle in 7.62x51mm Cal. It has a 24 inch barrel. A blade front sight and an adjustable numbered sliding notch middle sight. The butt stock is a smooth grip hardwood pistol grip. The forearm is a smooth grip two piece hardwood.
This ERMA produced Model K98 Mauser was converted after World War II for use by the newly formed country of Israel. They used surplus small arms from several different countries and rearsenaled many K98s to fire 7.62 NATO instead of 8mm Mauser.
Due to to current regulations, we do not sell firearms in CT, HI and AK. MAUSER K98 sporterized 8MM MAUSER. Description: Guns Listing ID: 338350. This is a rifle with what looks like an unaltered action on a sporterized stock. Price: $1,350.99. Manufacturer: MAUSER. Model: K98 sporterized. Caliber Info: 8MM MAUSER.
This Israeli K98 was made by Fabrique Nationale (FN) of Belgium in the early 1950s as a contract rifle. It has seen some use but is still marked with the distinctive Israeli “7.62” stamping on the receiver.
