you have a version of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Serbs, Croats and Slovenes princess / shs / under number M24 there is a version with straight pipes and a valve length of 60 cm and the curved cap with the cavalry carbines 55cm long tubes produced is VTZ them military or technical institute kragujevac present a ZCZ or institutes red flag Serbian Kragujevac
@joker9494949494 This bolt doesn't belong with this rifle originally. There were many variants in WW2 that still had the straight bolt. For instance the Germans kept producing the Czechoslovakian VZ 24 as the Gewehr 24 (2) which is only slightly different. Same thing with the Polish Wz 29. rifle (German designation Gewehr 298 (p) ) The bolts are interchangeable.
no, that is a mauser, the mosin is MUCH cheaper made. by the way it's nothing special about the mauser, if you come to Noeway you can get lots of them, very cheap. i alread have 3
When you put the next bullet in to the chamber and discharge the old one you should never move the riflebutt from the shoulder but have it in the same position and use your right hand to move the bolt back and forth. Doing this will get you higher accuarcy when firing at the same target, you will not have to correct the aim as much, and you will get a higher fire rate.
I used the k98 mauser for three years on the firingrange and had instructions from people that acctualy used it in the army.
one of the reasons they put straight bolts on some of the k98's was so it would be easier for them to re-chamber a bullet while wearing gloves. This helped them tremendously on the frosty Russian front :D
@xpehbam68 здорово))) везет же вам, можете стрелять из Маузеров в прекрасном сохране. А у нас те, что продаются как охотничий карабин, все безбожно расстреляны, стволы изношены и т.д.
@Cthulu310 Both are guns; pieces of hardened steel. Saying one is better is akin to comparing apples to oranges; both will go bang when you pull the trigger and both are excellent rifles. It's true though, that the Mosin is built like a tank; dissassembly of the bolt reveals its extreme mechanical simplicity. It also has looser tolerances, generally, than a Mauser and will shoot when full of dirt, but the guns tend to be finnicky with ammo, inaccurate, and not as smooth.
@Cthulu310 So basically no, I wouldn't say that's true. The guns will endure more wear than you could possibly hope to put them through; mechanically, the M98's have notoriously strong actions. If you light them on fire and use the barrels to hammer in your tent poles and then put five rounds through them they'll still shoot just fine.
nice man, i just got a bcd code 42 last week, only difference is mine came with the fully curved bolt. judging by the stock you have, i assume yours came with a curved bolt as well, did you swap it out on purpose?
@acdcdave1387 This rifle come with the straigt bolt when I bought this rifle 2 years ago.I,m swap bolt last year.If you check my other video you can see this rifle with original curved bolt>
@xpehbam68 which do you like better the straight or the curved? my Yugo captured k98 has the curved, it kinda is the reason i've become almost obsessed with the mauser lol
@AGeekWithAShotgun lol fuck you buddy, play with your shot gun and butthole as much as you want punk, but if you wanna have faster target aquisition, such as the combative nature of a mauser was intended, you learn to do it from the shoulder...
I didn't think the Germans used a straight bolt. I thought they all had the fully bent bolts on the K98K rifles. I have a German capture VZ-24, reworked by the germans and stamped with the waffenamt even on the Czech parts, receiver and all. Bolt, receiver, floor plate and trigger guard numbers match, bent bolt, in good shape and she shoots like a dream. Has a dsh marked German K98K barrel on it from when the Germans reworked it to their specs. Love that rifle!
this must have been a earlier model of the k98k because of the bolt. its straight... The Germans would have adopted the curved bolt because the straight bolt would usually get in the way of the sights when you would pull the bolt up and back.
@coppincopp Very similar but this is indeed a (albeit Russian captured and modified 98k). With the earlier ones you're talking about you will typically see a straight bolt but this one still has the 98k stock with the indentation for the bent bolt. There is also a hooded front sight which the original gewehr 98 did not have. Depending on the gewehr 98 you would also see what has been dubbed as a roller coaster sight on the rear as opposed to the one here. Very very similar though.
cool video cool gun good aiming but where you firing at anything like a target a tree a rock anything but you deserve five stars i enjoyed your video but didnt you run outta ammo or did you just want to stop great job keep up the good work buddy that gun more powerful then you think wait did i say that
this is a mod 98 k rifle from wwii for sure..ive heard stories that k98's issued to artillery units were manufactured with straight bolts for ease of access and operation..i could be wrong but i have heard it from multiple sources
Ive heard about geman border patrools getting a kar 98 (not K!) with a straight bolt. Something that was enforced even before ww2. But if so, or even if it is a k98 from a arty company its not a KAR 98K, K stands for short and means that the rifle has some other modifications than a crooked bolt...
well i like it better cos its a bit shorter and its not so heavy like ww1 but i have k98 and i like it better than any weapos ;) but if ww1 is better its better for you okey for me!:)
The most accurate mauser I have ever fired is my 1917 WWI issued 30-06 mauser. It's better quality then the newer ones I have and have fired. Not to mention it's rare, and more true to the original 1898 mauser design. It's heavier because it has a longer barrel and is heavier built, it's more reliable and with the longer barrel, more accurate like I said. That qualifies it as a better mauser, I think?
I've got a Kar98k that's a Russian Capture/Refurb, and it sight hood is missing. As for the straight bolt on it, the Russians must have altered it for one reason or another. I dunno lol Maybe it was someone who bought it after the war. Preferred straight bolts, perhaps.
You mean Karabiner 98 Kurz. It could have been switched out with a different bolt, It is clearly a shorter scale model of the Mauser 98 Gewehr. It would be a lot longer if it was.
It's for sure a 98k with a straight bolt handle. It may look weird or old, but I kinda dig the straight bolt. I think people who spend a lot of time firing them will find them near equal, the straight maybe even faster than the bent bolt. Either way, it's a wonderful piece of history and a good, fun video - thanks for posting!
Does anyone else think he looks like the German in Saving Pvt Ryan at the end when Tom Hanks is running across the bridge to the Alamo? Filmed kind of at kind the right angle too.
This isn't a german K98K. Or at least, in one of my gunbooks (yeah lol) I think I read these straightbolted K98's were from Tsjechoslovakia or at least some kind of slavic country.
@CrystalHunter1989 Pretty inexpensive to shoot= 30$ for some bullets and $40,000 for a new right should after you fire this damn cannon. Great video 5 stars RH DSD
If you look at a registry from any non-static German devision, the amount of captured/modified equipment is staggering. The German enveloped any and all equipment into there service. Look at any pre44 panzerjäger devision, and at least %40 of the hulls are going to be of either pz35t or pz38t, and most will be retained for the rest of the war. Atleast 10 entire series of tanks were based upon tanks captured in the annex of Poland or Czechoslovakia. Marder, TACAM, Tunie, Zydicam, all foreign.
I know its the same gun with the bent bolt handle or the straight one but I cant stand seeing a Mauser with the straight handle. It just doesnt look all that pretty and the rifles can look rediculously sexy.
Not to insult anyone here, this is a general statement. I am SICK of all the people that play a video game, suck at that game, and then talk firearms like they know something
Looks too me like a vz24 bolt. The Russians snagged quite a few of the Czechoslovakian mausers as well. very nice looking k98. They are quite the rifle.
you have a version of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Serbs, Croats and Slovenes princess / shs / under number M24 there is a version with straight pipes and a valve length of 60 cm and the curved cap with the cavalry carbines 55cm long tubes produced is VTZ them military or technical institute kragujevac present a ZCZ or institutes red flag Serbian Kragujevac
@joker9494949494 This bolt doesn't belong with this rifle originally. There were many variants in WW2 that still had the straight bolt. For instance the Germans kept producing the Czechoslovakian VZ 24 as the Gewehr 24 (2) which is only slightly different. Same thing with the Polish Wz 29. rifle (German designation Gewehr 298 (p) ) The bolts are interchangeable.
no, that is a mauser, the mosin is MUCH cheaper made. by the way it's nothing special about the mauser, if you come to Noeway you can get lots of them, very cheap. i alread have 3
When you put the next bullet in to the chamber and discharge the old one you should never move the riflebutt from the shoulder but have it in the same position and use your right hand to move the bolt back and forth. Doing this will get you higher accuarcy when firing at the same target, you will not have to correct the aim as much, and you will get a higher fire rate.
I used the k98 mauser for three years on the firingrange and had instructions from people that acctualy used it in the army.
one of the reasons they put straight bolts on some of the k98's was so it would be easier for them to re-chamber a bullet while wearing gloves. This helped them tremendously on the frosty Russian front :D
@xpehbam68 здорово))) везет же вам, можете стрелять из Маузеров в прекрасном сохране. А у нас те, что продаются как охотничий карабин, все безбожно расстреляны, стволы изношены и т.д.
you have a version of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Serbs, Croats and Slovenes princess / shs / under number M24 there is a version with straight pipes and a valve length of 60 cm and the curved cap with the cavalry carbines 55cm long tubes produced is VTZ them military or technical institute kragujevac present a ZCZ or institutes red flag Serbian Kragujevac
djuradzee 6 days ago
how did you ever get a straight bolt on a 98k? last time i checked thye couldnt fit a straight
stugmann91 4 weeks ago
@stugmann91 The straight bolts are exactly the same as any curved handle bolts appart from it being curved.
TehChocco 2 weeks ago
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stugmann91 4 weeks ago
8x57js!!!!
LucaM528 1 month ago
@LucaM528 Not 8x57js, 8x57 IS!
IS for Infanterie-spitz
Flori3058 3 weeks ago
No earplugs - ouch!
custosconstitutionis 1 month ago
Poor ears.
laksemann 3 months ago
Mauser 98k with a VZ24 bolt?
TaZ101SAGA 3 months ago
poor tree ^^
samados969 3 months ago
na miniaturce wyglądał jak Linda
Sephy7777 3 months ago
ive never seen a mauser with a straight bolt? is this the earlier variant from ww1 era?
joker9494949494 3 months ago
@joker9494949494 This bolt doesn't belong with this rifle originally. There were many variants in WW2 that still had the straight bolt. For instance the Germans kept producing the Czechoslovakian VZ 24 as the Gewehr 24 (2) which is only slightly different. Same thing with the Polish Wz 29. rifle (German designation Gewehr 298 (p) ) The bolts are interchangeable.
HPBrowningBoy 3 months ago
the german power
pecas20101 3 months ago
no, that is a mauser, the mosin is MUCH cheaper made. by the way it's nothing special about the mauser, if you come to Noeway you can get lots of them, very cheap. i alread have 3
49havannah 4 months ago
isn't that a mosin nagant ?
SamuelSanjayaAlman 5 months ago
@SamuelSanjayaAlman LOOOOOOL
HiCapacity 5 months ago
@SamuelSanjayaAlman God, I hope you're just trolling.
TaZ101SAGA 3 weeks ago
fucking russians
88Matija 5 months ago
Ugghh...Can I have it? My Lee-Enfield wants a friend, he said he's over the GermanVBritish thing.
TaZ101SAGA 5 months ago
imagine being on the receiving end of that...
RoyalCompassVideos 6 months ago
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ur2m2me 6 months ago
@ur2m2me Are you blind?
BigMek456 5 months ago
would this be a good hunting rifle?
BigChiefMike 6 months ago
this is 98， not 98k。
wozaishouxian 6 months ago in playlist K98k
When you put the next bullet in to the chamber and discharge the old one you should never move the riflebutt from the shoulder but have it in the same position and use your right hand to move the bolt back and forth. Doing this will get you higher accuarcy when firing at the same target, you will not have to correct the aim as much, and you will get a higher fire rate.
I used the k98 mauser for three years on the firingrange and had instructions from people that acctualy used it in the army.
TrashIt86 7 months ago
Straight handled bolt? What's the real story with the rifle.
vanscoyoc 7 months ago
one of the reasons they put straight bolts on some of the k98's was so it would be easier for them to re-chamber a bullet while wearing gloves. This helped them tremendously on the frosty Russian front :D
migratorycocanut 8 months ago
haha its so funny how he lies his cheecks at the gun xD
thumbs up so everyone can see it ;p
jemoederjaXD 8 months ago
bajs är gott
EDDE460 9 months ago
How'd you get one with a straight bolt? It looks real nice.
TaZ101SAGA 9 months ago
dude, I thought Opum killed you at the end of saving private ryan
McCarthy331 9 months ago
This rifle is a beauty.
TaZ101SAGA 10 months ago
BoguŚ Linda ?? xd
kaczy00000 10 months ago
cool i like the straight bolt!
xXGreyWolf 10 months ago
так вы русские?
domowe 11 months ago
@domowe DA
xpehbam68 10 months ago 7
@xpehbam68 здорово))) везет же вам, можете стрелять из Маузеров в прекрасном сохране. А у нас те, что продаются как охотничий карабин, все безбожно расстреляны, стволы изношены и т.д.
europlanetvideo1 10 months ago
i want this rifle my fav weapon ever
DItalianStallion 11 months ago
why does this kar98k have a straight bolt?
newmemberish 1 year ago
Did he say "peace" at the end of a video in which he fired a weapon? LOL :D
KnorpelDelux 1 year ago
thats a dam crut gun ant it
TheMajorBromley 1 year ago
is the mauser better than the mosin nagant? I heard the nagant is more durable and can sustain more wear and tear, is that true?
Cthulu310 1 year ago
@Cthulu310 Both are guns; pieces of hardened steel. Saying one is better is akin to comparing apples to oranges; both will go bang when you pull the trigger and both are excellent rifles. It's true though, that the Mosin is built like a tank; dissassembly of the bolt reveals its extreme mechanical simplicity. It also has looser tolerances, generally, than a Mauser and will shoot when full of dirt, but the guns tend to be finnicky with ammo, inaccurate, and not as smooth.
Senjhin 1 year ago
@Cthulu310 So basically no, I wouldn't say that's true. The guns will endure more wear than you could possibly hope to put them through; mechanically, the M98's have notoriously strong actions. If you light them on fire and use the barrels to hammer in your tent poles and then put five rounds through them they'll still shoot just fine.
Senjhin 1 year ago
"...Opham!"
*shoots Steam Boat Willy*
Cowbelltheoneandonly 1 year ago
Abruzzi! :D
Pavelic96 1 year ago
nice man, i just got a bcd code 42 last week, only difference is mine came with the fully curved bolt. judging by the stock you have, i assume yours came with a curved bolt as well, did you swap it out on purpose?
acdcdave1387 1 year ago
@acdcdave1387 This rifle come with the straigt bolt when I bought this rifle 2 years ago.I,m swap bolt last year.If you check my other video you can see this rifle with original curved bolt>
xpehbam68 1 year ago
@xpehbam68 which do you like better the straight or the curved? my Yugo captured k98 has the curved, it kinda is the reason i've become almost obsessed with the mauser lol
24GordonFan223 5 months ago
@24GordonFan223 its odd, i have both yugo and K98K mausers, its odd his bolt is straight, the Yugo and Czech bolts wont fit in a 98k
himmler251 4 months ago
@xpehbam68 This bolt is faster, not much, but still it is...
Nice weapon!!!
Weibkoln 1 month ago
@acdcdave1387 straight bolt is for effective when shooting. curve bolts only help when you have a scope or for storage.
88pie88 9 months ago
@acdcdave1387 i have a 1940 bcd, Russian capture also
nick21sammy 3 months ago
dude that thing is powerful as fuck
TheBlitz1 1 year ago
the straight bolt makes it look like an arisaka
hackerhater 1 year ago
@hackerhater Yup
But i think it looks more like a mosin nagant :D
DEALERONE112 1 year ago
CYCLE THE BOLT WITHOUT MOVING THE BARREL OFF TARGET, THANK YOU.
afghooey 1 year ago
@afghooey
that's pretty difficult to do, let him do what he wants, damn
AGeekWithAShotgun 1 year ago
@AGeekWithAShotgun lol fuck you buddy, play with your shot gun and butthole as much as you want punk, but if you wanna have faster target aquisition, such as the combative nature of a mauser was intended, you learn to do it from the shoulder...
afghooey 1 year ago
@afghooey
since when did i say anything about a shotgun...dear god your stupid
this guy probably knows how to aim like your talking about but he probably didnt give a fuck at the time the video was made...
tactical assholes like you make me sick
AGeekWithAShotgun 1 year ago
Jeeeeeesus ... Christ, Yokel! Did you inhale Agent Orange or somethin'? That barber should be sued that for sure. - He can't git away with that!
alenleroc 1 year ago
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alenleroc 1 year ago
did the russians change it to a straight bolt handle?
Mauser2012 1 year ago
I didn't think the Germans used a straight bolt. I thought they all had the fully bent bolts on the K98K rifles. I have a German capture VZ-24, reworked by the germans and stamped with the waffenamt even on the Czech parts, receiver and all. Bolt, receiver, floor plate and trigger guard numbers match, bent bolt, in good shape and she shoots like a dream. Has a dsh marked German K98K barrel on it from when the Germans reworked it to their specs. Love that rifle!
RPHELPS922 1 year ago
Hope you don't go deaf.
s14sr 1 year ago
this must have been a earlier model of the k98k because of the bolt. its straight... The Germans would have adopted the curved bolt because the straight bolt would usually get in the way of the sights when you would pull the bolt up and back.
NickWestcott14 1 year ago
check out mine its verry veerry rare
jhawley1995 1 year ago
The bolt handle was a bit different.
Dragon22873 1 year ago
not the original bolt
Lucker1992 1 year ago
its a keeper,,,
edgeof1 1 year ago
reminds me of that scene in saving private ryan when tom hanks gets shot on the bridge
timrocket007 1 year ago
That thing is way too nice looking to shoot haha
Acid7Ibanez 1 year ago
is that a k98?
look like a mauser from 1898 not a 98k
coppincopp 1 year ago
@coppincopp Very similar but this is indeed a (albeit Russian captured and modified 98k). With the earlier ones you're talking about you will typically see a straight bolt but this one still has the 98k stock with the indentation for the bent bolt. There is also a hooded front sight which the original gewehr 98 did not have. Depending on the gewehr 98 you would also see what has been dubbed as a roller coaster sight on the rear as opposed to the one here. Very very similar though.
pleasuretrip 1 year ago
cool video cool gun good aiming but where you firing at anything like a target a tree a rock anything but you deserve five stars i enjoyed your video but didnt you run outta ammo or did you just want to stop great job keep up the good work buddy that gun more powerful then you think wait did i say that
Boondocksfan1100 1 year ago
Just imagine yourself shooting Russians, would sure make it fun!
PanzerAngriff 1 year ago
Even if this is a kar98 K they should mention that a bolt has been altered or switched.
moOswe 2 years ago
this is a mod 98 k rifle from wwii for sure..ive heard stories that k98's issued to artillery units were manufactured with straight bolts for ease of access and operation..i could be wrong but i have heard it from multiple sources
maltsandshakes06 1 year ago
Ive heard about geman border patrools getting a kar 98 (not K!) with a straight bolt. Something that was enforced even before ww2. But if so, or even if it is a k98 from a arty company its not a KAR 98K, K stands for short and means that the rifle has some other modifications than a crooked bolt...
moOswe 1 year ago
ww1 98 rifle:) but k98 is better:D
coppincopp 2 years ago
@coppincopp why is it better? ww1 is more classic.
19thepyrochilibean 2 years ago
well i like it better cos its a bit shorter and its not so heavy like ww1 but i have k98 and i like it better than any weapos ;) but if ww1 is better its better for you okey for me!:)
coppincopp 2 years ago
@coppincopp Well I think they're both good. but I like the fact ofhow sentimental it is.
19thepyrochilibean 2 years ago
The most accurate mauser I have ever fired is my 1917 WWI issued 30-06 mauser. It's better quality then the newer ones I have and have fired. Not to mention it's rare, and more true to the original 1898 mauser design. It's heavier because it has a longer barrel and is heavier built, it's more reliable and with the longer barrel, more accurate like I said. That qualifies it as a better mauser, I think?
JtsGreene 2 years ago
'06 issued? No. More reliable with the longer barrel? No.
More accurate?
Highly debatable and very subjective.
WurledPeas 2 years ago
This is not the Kar98k, it has a straight bolt..
Therefore this is the original, full length Gewher 1898 (no "k/kruz")
trent1542 2 years ago
@trent1542 Probably just has a czech bolt in it.
Gungeek 2 years ago 8
@Gungeek
The frontsight also does not have a sight hood over it,
The k98k had one but the Gewher 1898 didn't
trent1542 2 years ago
@trent1542 Does that barrel really look 29 inches long?
Gungeek 2 years ago
@trent1542
I've got a Kar98k that's a Russian Capture/Refurb, and it sight hood is missing. As for the straight bolt on it, the Russians must have altered it for one reason or another. I dunno lol Maybe it was someone who bought it after the war. Preferred straight bolts, perhaps.
NormanMatchem 2 years ago
Russian captures had the hood removed, and not replaced. I had to buy one to put on mine, and I tell you one thing, it was NOT easy to get it on :s
NormanMatchem 2 years ago
@Gungeek Or do you have Mauser vz.24?
Gangster88232 8 months ago
@trent1542
It's a straight bolt, but you can tell by the rest of the front half of the rifle that it is NOT a g98...
aceshigh7 2 years ago
You mean Karabiner 98 Kurz. It could have been switched out with a different bolt, It is clearly a shorter scale model of the Mauser 98 Gewehr. It would be a lot longer if it was.
reaperflynn3 2 years ago
It's for sure a 98k with a straight bolt handle. It may look weird or old, but I kinda dig the straight bolt. I think people who spend a lot of time firing them will find them near equal, the straight maybe even faster than the bent bolt. Either way, it's a wonderful piece of history and a good, fun video - thanks for posting!
naser007 2 years ago
Does anyone else think he looks like the German in Saving Pvt Ryan at the end when Tom Hanks is running across the bridge to the Alamo? Filmed kind of at kind the right angle too.
Nice rifle, looks like a fun shoot.
Mr2ndAmendment 2 years ago
ye he does haha
myYTwashackedbyanoob 2 years ago
LOL! That's exactly what I was thinking while I was watching it.
TulaMosin1891 2 years ago
This isn't a german K98K. Or at least, in one of my gunbooks (yeah lol) I think I read these straightbolted K98's were from Tsjechoslovakia or at least some kind of slavic country.
impolater56 2 years ago
how?
dvs0291 2 years ago
a little piece of history destroyed
kekuu7 2 years ago 2
gorzej jak sie amunicja skonczy
kkk19701970 2 years ago
that looks alot like a gewer 98 is it?
Gunsand42 2 years ago
Are these fairly inexpensive to shoot? I saw one in town and am tempted to get it...
CrystalHunter1989 2 years ago
@CrystalHunter1989 Pretty inexpensive to shoot= 30$ for some bullets and $40,000 for a new right should after you fire this damn cannon. Great video 5 stars RH DSD
DIOSpeedDemon 2 years ago
If you buy surplus ammo, yes.
SavageArms357 2 years ago
Sure is cheap and very easy to find on the internet just bought 340 for 79$ steel-core 150gr romanian.
jmk0309 2 years ago
7.92mm isn't exactly cheap ammo.
Xxmeatychud92X 2 years ago 2
kar98ks dont look right with strate bolts..=(
hunteraja 2 years ago 6
@hunteraja
that isnt a 98k bolt. some people do put the bolt like the one on the video for hunting. they say it is more easy to more the bolt with it like that.
keitges 6 months ago
@keitges
the G98 that came out in 1898 had a straight bolt like this, some k98 that got repair during WW2 had straight bolts put in.
icbmmirv 6 months ago
betty boop! what a ditch. lol steamboat willy
oktoberfest124 2 years ago
lol anyone agree he looks like the german who shot tom hanks at the end of saving private ryan? (nice video) =)
jmk0309 2 years ago 81
Steamboat Willy? Kind of, lol. Maybe his father or something :P
snoopyofdoomxx 2 years ago
ahha apum
benny704 2 years ago
lol hes alive! again! XD
kasumisman 2 years ago
agreed lolololol
myYTwashackedbyanoob 2 years ago
We'd better bring in Upham!
Jerrycan5 2 years ago 2
I was just thinking that too. And the camera angle is pretty much the same as well. Weird huh?
Mr2ndAmendment 2 years ago
@jmk0309 Happens to be that the German (Steamboat Willy) also shot from behind a brick wall
ferociouspokemachine 1 year ago
@jmk0309
lol
aleiva101 1 year ago
@jmk0309 No, actually he looks more like Sergeant Horvath... "Captain, if your mother saw you do that, she'd be very upset..." LOL
LJVolkov21 1 year ago
If you look at a registry from any non-static German devision, the amount of captured/modified equipment is staggering. The German enveloped any and all equipment into there service. Look at any pre44 panzerjäger devision, and at least %40 of the hulls are going to be of either pz35t or pz38t, and most will be retained for the rest of the war. Atleast 10 entire series of tanks were based upon tanks captured in the annex of Poland or Czechoslovakia. Marder, TACAM, Tunie, Zydicam, all foreign.
DeutscherMessing 2 years ago
I know its the same gun with the bent bolt handle or the straight one but I cant stand seeing a Mauser with the straight handle. It just doesnt look all that pretty and the rifles can look rediculously sexy.
bharlan2002 2 years ago 5
i like the straight bolt it looks mad
like a mosin
benny704 2 years ago 15
The bolt is from the older version, Gewehr 98, and those has straight bolts. And yes, it fit's in a k98.
laksemann 2 years ago
Not to insult anyone here, this is a general statement. I am SICK of all the people that play a video game, suck at that game, and then talk firearms like they know something
KYLEdinger 2 years ago 5
lulul 50 cal m40a3 with silencer
snoopyofdoomxx 2 years ago
One of the best weapons !
DrMoscht 2 years ago 55
@DrMoscht you should remove "one of" from your post, then I'll approve.
juufa72 1 year ago
this guy looks like the guy that killed Cpt Miller in Saving Private Ryan (that free prisoner friend of Upham)
clujromanialinkin 2 years ago 15
Thats actually a Karabiner 98B, the 98B has a straight bolt, the Karabiner 98K has a curved bolt to fit the hand.
tannerrox99 2 years ago 5
Looks too me like a vz24 bolt. The Russians snagged quite a few of the Czechoslovakian mausers as well. very nice looking k98. They are quite the rifle.
Targetpopper 2 years ago 2
you have a version of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Serbs, Croats and Slovenes princess / shs / under number M24 there is a version with straight pipes and a valve length of 60 cm and the curved cap with the cavalry carbines 55cm long tubes produced is VTZ them military or technical institute kragujevac present a ZCZ or institutes red flag Serbian Kragujevac
djuradzee 6 days ago
how did you ever get a straight bolt on a 98k? last time i checked thye couldnt fit a straight
stugmann91 4 weeks ago
@stugmann91 The straight bolts are exactly the same as any curved handle bolts appart from it being curved.
TehChocco 2 weeks ago
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stugmann91 4 weeks ago
8x57js!!!!
LucaM528 1 month ago
@LucaM528 Not 8x57js, 8x57 IS!
IS for Infanterie-spitz
Flori3058 3 weeks ago
No earplugs - ouch!
custosconstitutionis 1 month ago
Poor ears.
laksemann 3 months ago
Mauser 98k with a VZ24 bolt?
TaZ101SAGA 3 months ago
poor tree ^^
samados969 3 months ago
na miniaturce wyglądał jak Linda
Sephy7777 3 months ago
ive never seen a mauser with a straight bolt? is this the earlier variant from ww1 era?
joker9494949494 3 months ago
@joker9494949494 This bolt doesn't belong with this rifle originally. There were many variants in WW2 that still had the straight bolt. For instance the Germans kept producing the Czechoslovakian VZ 24 as the Gewehr 24 (2) which is only slightly different. Same thing with the Polish Wz 29. rifle (German designation Gewehr 298 (p) ) The bolts are interchangeable.
HPBrowningBoy 3 months ago
the german power
pecas20101 3 months ago
no, that is a mauser, the mosin is MUCH cheaper made. by the way it's nothing special about the mauser, if you come to Noeway you can get lots of them, very cheap. i alread have 3
49havannah 4 months ago
isn't that a mosin nagant ?
SamuelSanjayaAlman 5 months ago
@SamuelSanjayaAlman LOOOOOOL
HiCapacity 5 months ago
@SamuelSanjayaAlman God, I hope you're just trolling.
TaZ101SAGA 3 weeks ago
fucking russians
88Matija 5 months ago
Ugghh...Can I have it? My Lee-Enfield wants a friend, he said he's over the GermanVBritish thing.
TaZ101SAGA 5 months ago
imagine being on the receiving end of that...
RoyalCompassVideos 6 months ago
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ur2m2me 6 months ago
@ur2m2me Are you blind?
BigMek456 5 months ago
would this be a good hunting rifle?
BigChiefMike 6 months ago
this is 98， not 98k。
wozaishouxian 6 months ago in playlist K98k
When you put the next bullet in to the chamber and discharge the old one you should never move the riflebutt from the shoulder but have it in the same position and use your right hand to move the bolt back and forth. Doing this will get you higher accuarcy when firing at the same target, you will not have to correct the aim as much, and you will get a higher fire rate.
I used the k98 mauser for three years on the firingrange and had instructions from people that acctualy used it in the army.
TrashIt86 7 months ago
Straight handled bolt? What's the real story with the rifle.
vanscoyoc 7 months ago
one of the reasons they put straight bolts on some of the k98's was so it would be easier for them to re-chamber a bullet while wearing gloves. This helped them tremendously on the frosty Russian front :D
migratorycocanut 8 months ago
haha its so funny how he lies his cheecks at the gun xD
thumbs up so everyone can see it ;p
jemoederjaXD 8 months ago
bajs är gott
EDDE460 9 months ago
How'd you get one with a straight bolt? It looks real nice.
TaZ101SAGA 9 months ago
dude, I thought Opum killed you at the end of saving private ryan
McCarthy331 9 months ago
This rifle is a beauty.
TaZ101SAGA 10 months ago
BoguŚ Linda ?? xd
kaczy00000 10 months ago
cool i like the straight bolt!
xXGreyWolf 10 months ago
так вы русские?
domowe 11 months ago
@domowe DA
xpehbam68 10 months ago 7
@xpehbam68 здорово))) везет же вам, можете стрелять из Маузеров в прекрасном сохране. А у нас те, что продаются как охотничий карабин, все безбожно расстреляны, стволы изношены и т.д.
europlanetvideo1 10 months ago
i want this rifle my fav weapon ever
DItalianStallion 11 months ago
why does this kar98k have a straight bolt?
newmemberish 1 year ago