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Observations On Collecting Imperial German Rifles


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The Gewehr98 was the primary battle rifle of the Imperial German Army from its adoption in April of 1898, until the end of the First World War & later introduction of the Karabiner 98b in 1924.

The Gewehr98 continued to serve the German military well into the Second World War in several different variations, primarily in support roles & modified variations.

The Gewehr98 was primarily an infantryman's rifle while the Karabiner 98a was adopted for use by the support troops, cavalry, artillery, & pioneers.

Both rifles are covered here from a collector's point of view. I will add additional information covering aspects of accessories & the karabiner98k as time permits.

I am currently working on creating a database of information on both these rifles, from the information gathered we hope to have a better understanding on production, variations & the history of these rifles, any rifles you may have to share information with us would be appreciated & would further an effort for a book on these interesting rifles. I am always available to answer questions about your rifle as well - I can be contacted at graf@gewehr98.com to take your information or answer questions.








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