The internal box magazine holds 5 rounds, although the top round is stripped from the magazine when the bolt was cycled after loading the rifle, leaving only four rounds in the magazine. 30-06 class cartridge–actually slightly more powerful. Both the Model 98 and the 98k are are chambered is a 7.92mmx57 rimless round, commonly called the 8mm Mauser. Germany adopted it in 1898, hence the name, and used it until 1935 when it was replaced by a newer version, the Karabiner 98k (pictured), with the “k” standing for kurz or short). The Gewehr 98, more commonly called the Model 1898 or simply “98 Mauser” in English anyway, was the standard infantry rifle used by Germany and many other countries.
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While I am not going to get rid of all my modern rifles and “cool gear”, I thought I would take a look at the century plus old design of the 98 Mauser and considers its usefulness in a prepper’s arsenal.
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I take the quote to mean that the person who knows and uses their rifles and equipment, including living their preps, is going to come out ahead against the armchair warriors you find on Facebook, displaying their bugout and INCH bags full of gadgets that have never been used and in many cases still have the price tag on them. “When it all comes down, the last man standing is going to be standing there in shorts and sneakers with a ’98 Mauser, and all the ninja-looking guys belly up at his feet – with all their cool gear.” I recommend his book Defensive Shotgun Techniques. Awerbuck wrote several books and produced videos on various techniques. A native of South Africa, he was the first Rangemaster of what became Col Jeff Cooper’s Gunsite Academy.
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***All C&R purchasers must provide a copy of their Driver’s License or other state issued PHOTO ID along with their C&R license. Chilean military crest atop the receiver. Metal finish has blue remaining but is worn and turning a patina.
Sound European hardwood stock set, serviceable but has plenty of small dings and compressions from use and long storage. Produced on military contract this features the 18 inch barrel, turned down bolt and side sling swivel for issue with mounted or artillery troops. In good used condition and maker marked from Loewe in Germany, a manufacture that ceased to exist before 1898 and is a sure antique.
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