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According to Branko's book it wasn't just ex German army model 98 Mausers that the Yugoslavs refurbished post WW2; there were other variants too some of which had been captured by the Germans who did...

And the Post War Yugo bayonet which is pictured in my post 20 is occasionally advertised as being WW2 vintage, perhaps because it has a 44 marked on the blade.

Here are some pictures of a Yugo refurbished K98 with all the typical markings etc. Although it is U.K. deactivated I believe that the dealer that I purchased it from, back in 2001?, obtained a batch...

I only paid around £25 for my book about 2 years ago; it's lucky that I bought it when I did.

People have had trouble with stocks as well with regards to the length. Was the M48 stock slightly shorter than the K98 stock?

I do have a copy of the book which I think you refer to but...

I think that some of the confusion may creep into the Yugo post war M48 being WW2 because Yugoslavia also refurbished WW2 K98s, post WW2, and not everyone knows/is aware of the difference between the...

Isn't this the name of the factory in Yugoslavia where the rifles were made and refurbished? It's on some of their bayonets as well if memory serves me correctly.


I did read somewhere that they...

Welcome to the Forum.

Are you able to post some pictures, please, because it would be a great assistance, for members, in determining exactly what you have.

There should be a thread somewhere...