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Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 11:57 am
by froggy
Re-

Finding a good K98 in the UK at "honnest price" is indeed very very hard ...
As finding a real sniper for 2K will sadly be nearly impossible unless you have a uber spot of good luck

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 4:56 pm
by MartinS
lasbrisas wrote:I have one of these on my shopping list, will be getting a scoped one if possible but looking at £1500-£2000 probably and I just bought an AKM not long ago.

Have you looked at C&G Firearms. Chris has some made up ones and the optics on the period scopes are out of this world for clarity! They really are super clear!

It is a lot of money to spend on these old girls but I can't see them getting cheaper at all. Prices are getting stronger!

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 9:48 pm
by bnz41
Very nice K98 Martin you did a :goodjob: with the wood, should be a load of fun to shoot.

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 6:51 am
by MartinS
bnz41 wrote:Very nice K98 Martin you did a :goodjob: with the wood, should be a load of fun to shoot.
Cheers Neil


sign92

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 7:37 am
by lasbrisas
MartinS wrote:
lasbrisas wrote:I have one of these on my shopping list, will be getting a scoped one if possible but looking at £1500-£2000 probably and I just bought an AKM not long ago.

Have you looked at C&G Firearms. Chris has some made up ones and the optics on the period scopes are out of this world for clarity! They really are super clear!

It is a lot of money to spend on these old girls but I can't see them getting cheaper at all. Prices are getting stronger!
Yes he's a good friend of mine, I had my eye on one last year but couldn't come up with the money at the time, my mosin nagant sniper came from him.

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 4:12 pm
by MartinS
lasbrisas wrote:
MartinS wrote:
lasbrisas wrote:I have one of these on my shopping list, will be getting a scoped one if possible but looking at £1500-£2000 probably and I just bought an AKM not long ago.

Have you looked at C&G Firearms. Chris has some made up ones and the optics on the period scopes are out of this world for clarity! They really are super clear!

It is a lot of money to spend on these old girls but I can't see them getting cheaper at all. Prices are getting stronger!
Yes he's a good friend of mine, I had my eye on one last year but couldn't come up with the money at the time, my mosin nagant sniper came from him.
Ah. Chris is nice bloke and very helpful. Funny enough that's where I bought my Mosin PU from and he helped out with my G98!

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 7:37 am
by Meaty
Very nice looking k98 there Martin-glad you now have a use for all the brass and stripper clips I sent you :good:
Taking my CE44 out for a blast tomorrow which should be fun (if the rain stops)
Me and a friend are having a bit of a friendly pre 1945 service rifle comp and only allowed to use mil-surp ammo-just found out that he is using a mint k31 and GP11 ammo thou. I think I will be buying the beers!
ps. If you want any more brass or stripper clips give me a shout, I am sure I could dig around and find some more.

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 12:16 pm
by MartinS
Meaty wrote:Very nice looking k98 there Martin-glad you now have a use for all the brass and stripper clips I sent you :good:
Taking my CE44 out for a blast tomorrow which should be fun (if the rain stops)
Me and a friend are having a bit of a friendly pre 1945 service rifle comp and only allowed to use mil-surp ammo-just found out that he is using a mint k31 and GP11 ammo thou. I think I will be buying the beers!
ps. If you want any more brass or stripper clips give me a shout, I am sure I could dig around and find some more.

Cheers Ian

The clips work dam well mate!
Enjoy the shoot and def take set of waterproofs for sure the weather is not being very kind at the moment! What distance do you shoot out to will the K98?

Thanks for the offer fella, I'll let you know. sign92

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 12:43 pm
by Meaty
MartinS wrote:
Meaty wrote:Very nice looking k98 there Martin-glad you now have a use for all the brass and stripper clips I sent you :good:
Taking my CE44 out for a blast tomorrow which should be fun (if the rain stops)
Me and a friend are having a bit of a friendly pre 1945 service rifle comp and only allowed to use mil-surp ammo-just found out that he is using a mint k31 and GP11 ammo thou. I think I will be buying the beers!
ps. If you want any more brass or stripper clips give me a shout, I am sure I could dig around and find some more.

Cheers Ian

The clips work dam well mate!
Enjoy the shoot and def take set of waterproofs for sure the weather is not being very kind at the moment! What distance do you shoot out to will the K98?

Thanks for the offer fella, I'll let you know. sign92
Hello,
Yes, full wet weather gear is a definite for the morning. I have shot it out to 800 yards at Barton Road and was doing ok (until the LSR mount became a bit loose emrolleyes) but usually up to 600 on paper and 900 ish on fig.11's with 55 Yugo surplus. Fig 11's tomorrow :good: At least if we are allowed to use tracer we wont be setting fire to the scrub.

Re: My MAUSER K98!

Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 4:21 pm
by MartinS
Meaty wrote:
MartinS wrote:
Meaty wrote:Very nice looking k98 there Martin-glad you now have a use for all the brass and stripper clips I sent you :good:
Taking my CE44 out for a blast tomorrow which should be fun (if the rain stops)
Me and a friend are having a bit of a friendly pre 1945 service rifle comp and only allowed to use mil-surp ammo-just found out that he is using a mint k31 and GP11 ammo thou. I think I will be buying the beers!
ps. If you want any more brass or stripper clips give me a shout, I am sure I could dig around and find some more.

Cheers Ian

The clips work dam well mate!
Enjoy the shoot and def take set of waterproofs for sure the weather is not being very kind at the moment! What distance do you shoot out to will the K98?

Thanks for the offer fella, I'll let you know. sign92
Hello,
Yes, full wet weather gear is a definite for the morning. I have shot it out to 800 yards at Barton Road and was doing ok (until the LSR mount became a bit loose emrolleyes) but usually up to 600 on paper and 900 ish on fig.11's with 55 Yugo surplus. Fig 11's tomorrow :good: At least if we are allowed to use tracer we wont be setting fire to the scrub.
Sounds perfect :goodjob:

I need to get some surplus at Bisley end of the month! Enjoy the shoot and if we see a Green Goddess at any point, putting out a scrubland fire I'll be thinking of you but I don't think that will happen me thinks!

:cheers: