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    K98 stock "holes"

    I'm sure this question is gonna give me away as a newbie, but, I gotta start learning about these things since I was given a K98icon last night for a Christmas present, yeah I know, great gift. Anyhow, "What is the hole thru the stock used for"? And, "What is the hole thru the trigger guard just forward of the trigger used for"? By the way, "Merry Christmas" .
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    Welcome to the forum. The hole through the trigger guard is for a sling swivel, the one through the stock is for disassembling the bolt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Welcome to the forum. The hole through the trigger guard is for a sling swivel, the one through the stock is for disassembling the bolt.
    Disassembling the bolt? My, I'll need to see how that's done. Perhaps I can find a video of that. I'm looking for the right ammo online right now. Getting this rifle as a present last night has filled my morning with research, which I don't mind at all. And thank you browningautorifle for responding to my post so quickly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAUL1958 View Post
    Disassembling the bolt
    Stripping the bolt...you cock it and apply the safety to straight up, remove the bolt from the rifle. Remove the striker and cocking piece by unscrewing them from the body. Then the end of the striker(firing pin) goes into the hole in the butt so you can hold it to strip the rest...
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    More than enough info on the bolt...mauser k98 bolt disassembly - YouTube

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    stock holes for bolt disassembly

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    Should add, don't do this under any lamps or windows until you are comfortable with it, and don't lean your head over it when turning the cocking piece 90 degrees once you've compressed the bolt shroud on the firing pin spring to remove it. Honestly no real reason to take it down that far on a regular basis unless you are degreasing and putting some protective oil on it for the first time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cipherk98 View Post
    Should add, don't do this under any lamps or windows until you are comfortable with it, and don't lean your head over it
    You've got that right....
    Regards, Jim

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    How about posting a few pictures of your new K98icon, Paul, if possible, please? I'm sure other Forum members would be interested to see it.

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    Cool

    As said before - Welcomen heir. Or if you prefer - Welcome aboard!
    The hole in the stock was also for the locking rod that secured the rifles in the wall racks in the barracks.
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