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Thank you for the reply..Apparently its more desirable than i expected,but as I stated before,I DO kind of have to sell it because I don't collect Mausers nor do I have an interest in doing so. I've come to the realization that I need to focus on what I want,what I have ammo for,and stick to that! T...

Thank you for the reply,I am basically wanting to confirm that it is what I thought it was. You pretty much summed up what I had already known,thank you.. I'm selling it because I am into AKs and Mosins exclusively-I don't need another caliber and honestly the K98 just doesn't interest me. Thanks ag...

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Hey guys,this K98 fell into my lap,and I've been out of the K98 game for years..I have no real interest in it,so I need to sell it.Thought I would run it by the experts here before listing it :P Can anyone tell me anything about it besides the obvious? I know it is a 1936 Sauer,all numbers match exc...

Here are some full length pics.

Thanks for the kind words guys!
I've owned for about 6 months,but I haven't taken it out to shoot yet.
I tried uploading more pictures but I need to resize them.

Here is my 1944 Izhevsk PU sniper, imported by PW Arms,exported (or assembled?) by Tulsky..-Bought from Bud's Guns a few years ago.
The restamped scope number matches the scope.
Nothing special,but I thought I would post it on here for posterity.

Sorry POWDER is dated 1971,the cartridge itself was assembeled in 1972 as mentioned by joe7170

According the the chart I referenced above,yours is steel core light ball (steel core does NOT make it AP)
Made in 1971
440 rounds.

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinAmmoID01.htm#Packaging

This answered the same question for me!

Hi everyone,new to the site from
Oregon
Not new to milsurp collecting,,but I'm fairly new to Mosins. Although like a lot of you, the first gun I ever bought was a $79 Mosin at Big 5!
Really looking forward to learning from you guys.