Israeli Mauser ???

Hi!! everybody !!

Guys, I have a friend who has a Israeli Mauser in 308 with only the serail on the rifle everything is ok with the rifle and he want to sell it,can you tell me the value of such rifle.

With the limited amount of info you have posted.....no, can't really comment on its value.
If all it has is a serial number, why do you think it's Israeli? A few different countries have made or converted Mausers to .308, not to mention "Bubba". There are no other markings on the rifle?

a friend of mine has one of these and he has the WW II german markings and some hebrew marks on the top of the barrell.

I have one of those in my collection ...

1945 swp K98k Israeli 7.62mm
(Mfg in 1945 by Waffen Werke Brünn A.G., Bystrica)
(Converted by Israel to 7.62mm)

Regards,
Doug

Wow she is a beauty !!!!!

I'll repeat: "There are no other markings on the rifle?"
If there are no other markings on the rifle, other than the serial number mentioned in the OP, there is no positive ID that it is Israeli, and no valuation is possible. Look it over really well.

Ok jonnyc

I will get my hands on it after Christmas and I will put some pics on this site we will find about that rifle all together. The only thing I remeber about that rifle there was a K98 on the receiver and a serial on the left side I only saw that rifle a very short periode of time and a few weeks later my friend propose it to me so I accep it right away but here in Quebec the law about the transfer of a rifle from one person to another is a little bit KORKY if I can say that.

I think you can say "KORKY", we're all adults here.
Look forward to seeing the info on the rifle. If Israeli, it should have a big "7.62" on both the receiver and the butt-stock.

HI everybody !!!!

First of all I would like to apologize to you all in my earlier post I was refering to a Israeli Mauser the rifle my friend was selling me.
After a much closer look of the rifle it turn down to be something quite different I think.

The rifle in question is a Mauser Karabiner 98a (1898) it has been denazified that's why I was mistaking thinking of a Israeli one. You will see there's a serial on the stock (3214) and it repeat on different part of the rifle.

But on the receiver there's a different serial (9798R) restamping ?????you can still see the 7.92 on the receiver so she still a 8 MM that's was my first interrest.

The only part not matching is the trigger guard, there's a letter B on the stock,the bolt is blue and it's straight I think it was always like this because there's is no groove on the wood for a turn down bolt, the riffling looks good.

I estimate the year of production is after 1915 because of the grasping groove on the rifle. So for $300.00 bucks what you guys think for my part I was not let this one past by.

Sounds like a Polish Kar98a. Poland received piles of them after WWI. Ground clean and re-blued. Sold off to Spain(?) Bad bores on most and not much collector interest. Price seems OK to me.

Now how can I put some picture on this site ????

Ok Calif-Steve

For me it's like this!!: one's man junk is a another one treasure.

So, this isn't an Israeli Mauser then? Please post some pictures so I/we can figure it out. Could be a find, but who knows? Please post a picture or two.

OK, I took a look at the photo set. Yes, it is a Polish WWI reparations gun. Likely ground clean and sold to Spain. Very nice shape, as well. Czech "Circle Z" bolt, not the correct bolt. The Kar98a bolts are a little tough to find so take your time looking for the correct bolt. Do not over-pay for the right bolt. The light weight gun kick likes a mule, so if you can, down-load the round. It is indeed a very nice find and price was very good. Merry Christmas!.

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Originally Posted by jackpar

one's man junk is a another one treasure.

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And believe me, nothing gives more shooting satisfaction than to use it to outshoot other people's treasures!