Radom Kar98a

**Calif-Steve** · 07-18-2016 06:08 PM

I just found a Radom Kar98a this weekend. First one I have ever seen, much less owned. Barreled receiver, with trigger guard assembly. BUT, no wood and no bolt. Just curious about these. German icon

WWI made? Or post-war Radom made? Nice quality, just wish there was more to it.

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**Aragorn243** · 07-18-2016 06:31 PM

Post war Radom made but possibly with German icon

parts.

Two major differences with their German originals: The stacking rod is rounded on the German, squared off on the Polish. The stock is also different in the sling mounting and they used different types of wood. Other than that, parts are interchangeable.

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