Turns out my Dad owns a GEW98 1917 WW1 Infantry Rifle

[Renousim]

I was cleaning my Dad's shotgun (I enjoy cleaning guns) and while me and him were cleaning up and putting it back in the gun cabinet I asked him what we would clean next and I asked to see one of the rifles in there. He handed it to me and what caught my eye was the bolt assembly which was the same as a KAR98/GEW98's bolt. At first I thought it was a KAR98 but after some more searching on the internet I found out it was actually an authentic GEW98 WW1 German Infantry rifle.

Will post pics soon

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[Ipquarx]

is it valuable

[spideykong]

I smell money

[Renousim]

forget you guys im not selling this

[Tayasaurus]

That thing is rlly old. Basically its a K98 but an early production for the first world war so you're spot on.

There's a ton of them in circulation though so value i'd estimate about $800 or less in used condition and without its complete serial set.

[Renousim]

Its pretty dirty and I plan on cleaning it tomorrow

[-Setro-]

quick google shows this:

op pls confirm

[Renousim]

 part of the front wood is gone with no cleaning rod but everything else is the same

EDIT: Also thats DWM mine is Spandau

[Kaz]

No wood on the front? Best I can do is $30.

[Renousim]

No wood on the front? Best I can do is $30.

Its still exactly the same



Literally all you do is take off that wooden part behind the sights infront of the metal band and thats what it looks like

[Kaz]

$33 bucks max, take it or leave it. I got a store to run here.

[GMO Ferret]

$33 bucks max, take it or leave it. I got a store to run here.

forget you guys im not selling this

[Kaz]

[Otis Da HousKat]

I have a Gewehr 88. It's stamped by Amberg from 1893.

[Kaz]

I have a Gewehr 88. It's stamped by Amberg from 1893.

Notch out of the stock? Best I can do is $16 and a paper clip.