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    How difficult is it to get a KAR 98 Stock?

    I've been watching a KAR 98 for about six months now. It's none matching but other than being re-blued, appears to be unmolested. Original sights, even has the locking screws. Stock has been sporterized which is the big problem.

    Since it's been there so long, I'm hoping I can get one of my deals on it but it's all kind of pointless if I can't get a stock for it along with required metal.

    I believe it is a1918 Danzig rifle, marked KAR 98 on the receiver. Stock has the cutout for the sling that has been filled so not sure if that is even original to it. I have found no Nazi proofs anywhere, just imperial stamps.

    I will probably do some research on the correct stock for it over the weekend. Quick search on the web found no current active sales.
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    Probably a bit of a unicorn but with your luck you will find two for one at a garage sale.

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    Once again I suggest a WTB here...the way things seem to go, RCS has one in his pocket.
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    A WTB would require a certain amount of coordination unless I simply break down and buy the thing. I guess the next question is would $250 be a good price on a KAR 98 that needs a new stock and barrel/stock accessories?

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    well i happen to know some one who has a stock set with all wood an metal left

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    That would be awesome.

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    See how easy that was?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    See how easy that was?
    Neighbors none the less.

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    here is style i have
    http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k2...psjfvmwrr8.jpg

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    I hate to tell you this but this will not work. He needs a Kar98a stock from WWI. You have a Kar98kicon stock from WWII. This will not work, sorry. The WWI wood is VERY tough to find these days.

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