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    Kar98a Firing Pin

    So, I'm on the hunt for a firing pin for a WW1 Kar98a. My question is whether or not a firing pin from a WW2 98k would work since they are both long actions? If not, could someone point me in the right direction.
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    Assuming it's Germanicon, a 98K firing pin should work just fine. Aside from the shape of the handle, they have essentially the same bolt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Low & Slow View Post
    Assuming it's Germanicon, a 98K firing pin should work just fine. Aside from the shape of the handle, they have essentially the same bolt.
    It's a 1916 Erfurt. I figured a 98k firing pin would work, but I wanted a second opinion. Thanks for the reply.

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    Any time.

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    The original firing pin can be repaired, depending what happened to it...BTDT

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