p3skyking

njretcop

January 24, 2003 06:46

First, welcome to the board. I see that you are a fan of the Mauser K98 like I and so many others are. I own three at the current time.

Now on to the good part, one of them is an original bnz 4, no import marks, no dinged out nazi markings and 12 matching serial numbers. It has all the correct proof mars and waffenamp stamps. It is complete with sight hood, cleaning rod and sling. The other two are for shooting, haha.



Charlie

"It's the stuff dreams are made of Angel"<br>NRA Certified Firearms Instructor<br>Member: GOA, RKBA, NJSPBA, NJ area rep for the 2ndAMPD.<br> <A HREF="mailto:njretcop@copmail.com">njretcop@copmail.com</A> <P>

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  p3skyking

  January 24, 2003 09:19

  Thanks very much Charlie, I'm honoured to be among such knowledgeable people. I started collecting around '72 when I was sixteen. The GCA was just a nusiance to my local gunshop, so I could buy Mauser rifles and pistols whenever my $80 a week Burger King paycheck would allow. Couldn't afford 1903 Springfields ($125 APIECE!). So, I settled on Mausers, much to my good luck! My first pistol was a little Mauser Sidelatch 1910. Serial number 3099 (That I still own). Back then, you could write to Mauserjadgwaffen and they would politely tell you in a return letter that due to the war, no records were available concerning any of their weapons. Since those days I've aquired, through my travels with the USN, a few Mausers. Some of my rarer ones are a G41M, a High-Turret byf44 (a real one), a 98B, and a four digit .32 kal 1914. Got most all except (and one day will find!) a T-Gewehr, a REAL 98a (not the AZ) and 1915 Flyer's Automatic Rifle.
  Hell, I could ramble on about guns for days.
  Looking forward to some good conversations with all of you guys!

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