WW2 German K98k Mauser Rifle – bnz 44 (Steyr-Daimler-Puch, 1944) | Excellent Bore

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Category
Firearms Rifles
Classification
Non-restricted
Action
Bolt
Manufacturer
(other)
Caliber
8 mm Mauser (8x57)
Hand
Right Handed or Ambidextrous
Status
Used

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Offered here is a WWII German K98k Mauser rifle chambered in 7.92×57mm (8mm Mauser / 8x57 IS). The receiver is marked bnz 44, indicating manufacture by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG in Austria during 1944.

This rifle is not numbers matching, but remains a very attractive wartime example fitted with a laminated stock, front sight hood, cleaning rod, and period German leather sling. The stock and handguard retain wartime serial markings, and numerous components display original German military acceptance stamps (Waffenamt).

No obvious signs of Russian Capture (RC) or post-war East European refurbishment were observed.

The bore is one of the strongest features of this rifle, showing very sharp rifling with excellent definition throughout.

Features

  • bnz 44 receiver
  • Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG manufacture
  • 7.92×57mm / 8mm Mauser
  • Front sight hood
  • Cleaning rod
  • Laminated wartime stock
  • Wartime serial-marked stock and handguard
  • Multiple Waffenamt markings
  • Period German leather sling
  • Excellent bore with sharp rifling
  • Mechanically functional

Condition
Metal finish shows honest military service wear and handling marks consistent with age. Wood furniture displays normal dents and scratches from use. No visible cracks were observed during inspection.

Overall, a very desirable 1944 Steyr-produced K98k with authentic wartime features, strong collector appeal, and an exceptionally well-preserved bore.

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