Be careful when buyng K98k's......

Here's a bunch of links to examples that should make you pay careful attention, escpecially when you're buying what may be portrayed as an "all correct" and "all matching" K98k rifle.

The bottom line, validating provenance is becoming more important every day, particularly if one is buying these firearms as collectibles and expecting them to appreciate in value over time.

Links and content are credited to Brock's , Inc., Decatur, GA. (click here)

FAKE K98k BOLT NUMBERS (click here)

FAKE K98k FLOOR PLATE NUMBERS (click here)

FAKE K98k FRONT BAND NUMBER (click here)

FAKE K98k MIDDLE BAND NUMBERS (click here)

"Caveat Emptor"

Regards,
Badger

Great post, very helpful indeed.

Especially look after numbers ontop of numbers, and filed down bolts.:nono: