Mauser 98 Serial Number Lookup

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Serial numbers for pre-1968 firearmsOct 24, 2014 10:22:00 GMT -5

Serial Numbers Mauser 98 Parts Browse all new and used Mauser Rifles - Sporter Post-War for sale and buy with confidence from Guns International. Randy Smith shares information about old Mauser rifles on Guns and Shooting Online. Abc flowcharter free download for windows 7. Fake drivers license generator. The Gewehr 98 Mauser rifle is one of the most historically significant and technically influential firearms in history. In one variant or another, it armed men on both sides of two world wars and continues to be seen in conflicts around the world to this day. It could very well be that the sample shown from the Mauser Central picture may have had the serial numbers added to it. What I also find odd is that there are no serial number markings on your rifle that looks to be built in 1951. Year: Markings: Receiver left: Receiver top: Receiver right: Manufacturers. 1934: S/42K: FP - SN: 91 74 91: Mauser Werke A.G., Oberndorf-am-Neckar.

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I'm not 100% commited on this project..yet. The original plan was to give the '.243' to a grandson who loves to hunt who has already got his first bull elk and buck using my guns. But this .22-243 changes the picture. Right now I'm taking it apart looking for a serial number. So far nothing. After spending hours on the internet trying to ID the rifle, I think its an FN (style) model 98 with a double-set trigger. Obviously not the best smithing job polished out all markings...definitely no giant 'FN' logo. Don't know what the options are..give it to the police? Or are really old Mausers exempt. Or can a person 'register' a new serial #?
As for reaming after neck down. It would make sense to me to either size it down with the expander removed, then ream the interior, or leave the expander ball in, size, then outside ream...maybe it makes no difference? What say you, what's best, in your opinion? One thing I can see...I need to finish my annealer project.
Of course the other option is to just bury it.