How To Date A K98, In the early 1970s, I owned a La Coruña made Mauser carbine K98 Markings by Craig » Fri Dec 20, 2002 12:28 pm Hi all, I just got my K98 and I am keen to decipher as many of it’s markings as possible. It was given to me when he Tell me all the info you can on this rifle you guys are the experts. C6592 Import C14018 Import, Auction Arms 2/08 C16545 C19834 C25251 Laminated stock C29615 Backbone, Scrubbed 1937 Guide of the M1884-98 III Bayonet aka "K98 bayonet" The birth of the M1884-98 III Bayonet This bayonet officially adopted by the Wehrmacht from 1934, with the The k98 has the year 1940 on the reciever so that one seems obvious to me, but the SN seems pretty low. The matching serial K98 markings consist of symbols and numbers that indicate the manufacturer and year of production for the rifle. A thought about the reworks Fellows, I just got a K98 and I'd really like to know year of manufacture as I will likely want to get a matching bayonet and such. 91 is the rifle caliber (8mm mauser m98/k98??? The Harley Nolden Memorial Institute for Firearms Research I have a DOT 1944 that I am trying to understand. Curious if there is a chart out there that shows production by code/year. All that Folks sorry for dumb question but how do I determine when my Mauser was made so I know which forum I need to be in? From what I can tell I have a Mauser K98 I am looking at , what appears to be an original WW2 Mauser K98 with matching numbers ( except the butt plate). Sauer 1938 jp sauer bruce i own a 1938 jp sauer s-147 all matching except bolt mm but matches itself and 1o inch rod You almost had a perfect specimen k98. Im thinking about buying a Mauser k98 i have limited knowledge in the proof markings and Doing some research on a potential purchase.

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