The real significance of the serial number on an M1898 Krag is in determining whether it was made before January 1, 1899, and is therefore an 'antique' (and thus unregulated) under federal law. The Germans had a 'weapons NCO' at something like company level. Anyone want to debate issues related to the M1911s? Some of the best ones got to be saved for the collection. 1,048. The Japanese actually started at 0000. You do great research and know your stuff. I think the model for anesthesia care where CRNA's and MDA's work together in caring for patients provides the best possible care and safety. The Germans had a 'weapons NCO' at something like company level. Thanks torke khar, appreciate you taking the time to walk me through this!I will PM you what I paid. A thought about the reworks is not a bad thing to me. Being the most knowing is not an excuse to be what I see as rude IMO.All that said, I respect both of you as collectors and researchers and thank you for all your efforts. Also in 1896, Germany experimented with Mausers of various calibers. An insult has been hurled against Hurlyman? A 98k could be had for $5 to $10, unless it was really something special. Coats of Arms and other markings on Mauser turnbolt rifles and carbines are extremely varied. The 'cy' indicates that the barrel was originally made in Czechoslovakia at a Spreewerk facility and the 'bnz' in a shield probably indicates that the barrel was reprofiled at Steyr. If you have further info, let me know. In an attempt to conceal the identity of the producers, these arms were stamped with manufacturers’ code markings instead of firm names. Paul Mauser was disappointed that Germany had adopted the Model 1888 without consulting him, but a 7.65 mm. I can not make the alphabet that comes after the serial number.Never have seen that before. The new rifle was a version of the Mauser “Standard Model” Gewhr 98 ( Also known as the Banner.

I am uploading more receiver and bolt pictures as requested. The soldiers were taught to remember their weapon number and to put back what came off! The Mauser Co. Called its rifles and carbines original Mausers to distinguish them from those offered by other makers.Military arms business of the Mauser firm was curtailed greatly after World War I by restrictions of the Versailles Treaty, and the principal suppliers of military Mausers during the 1920’s and early 1930’s were Fabrique Nationale in Belgium and Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka (Czechoslovakian Arms Factory), Brno, Czechoslovakia.

Thanks folks. Obviously there are a number of you that have made huge inroads in following a very complex but historically important subject. It's very possible that 10,000 numbered guns exist, I'm definitely open to the possibility and hope to see one someday. Anyone want to debate issues related to the M1911s? After previewing our latest auction I told my wife I was looking at near museum quality firearms. No date on the top receiver ring? These cover visual inspections during assembly.Missing on the receiver is a fourth Waffen Amt stamp for function testing with dummy cartridges. Again thanks to all who have responded to my uneducated dilemma. This is one of several guns whose production spanned the cutoff date (the famous '98 Mauser being another one).Looked on IslamicFinder, etc. I tried to email you some photos, but it came back. To me this 98/22 has a far more solid feel and better workmanship than any rifle I own, or may ever own, even though I will never ever shoot it.Not really sure what it is worth but have an idea. After previewing our latest auction I told my wife I was looking at near museum quality firearms. The rifles shows early and late National eagle symbols and all? Bolt is a mismatch for undisclosed reasons.7. Any insight would be greatly appreciated as the rifle was left to me by a dear friend who recently passed.

Spare parts for all of the types of weapons used by his company, also in marked ammo cans or larger wood boxes. The German military definitely did not do things merely to please American collectors!

The real significance of the serial number on an M1898 Krag is in determining whether it was made before January 1, 1899, and is therefore an 'antique' (and thus unregulated) under federal law. The Germans had a 'weapons NCO' at something like company level. Anyone want to debate issues related to the M1911s? Some of the best ones got to be saved for the collection. 1,048. The Japanese actually started at 0000. You do great research and know your stuff. I think the model for anesthesia care where CRNA's and MDA's work together in caring for patients provides the best possible care and safety. The Germans had a 'weapons NCO' at something like company level. Thanks torke khar, appreciate you taking the time to walk me through this!I will PM you what I paid. A thought about the reworks is not a bad thing to me. Being the most knowing is not an excuse to be what I see as rude IMO.All that said, I respect both of you as collectors and researchers and thank you for all your efforts. Also in 1896, Germany experimented with Mausers of various calibers. An insult has been hurled against Hurlyman? A 98k could be had for $5 to $10, unless it was really something special. Coats of Arms and other markings on Mauser turnbolt rifles and carbines are extremely varied. The 'cy' indicates that the barrel was originally made in Czechoslovakia at a Spreewerk facility and the 'bnz' in a shield probably indicates that the barrel was reprofiled at Steyr. If you have further info, let me know. In an attempt to conceal the identity of the producers, these arms were stamped with manufacturers’ code markings instead of firm names. Paul Mauser was disappointed that Germany had adopted the Model 1888 without consulting him, but a 7.65 mm. I can not make the alphabet that comes after the serial number.Never have seen that before. The new rifle was a version of the Mauser “Standard Model” Gewhr 98 ( Also known as the Banner.

I am uploading more receiver and bolt pictures as requested. The soldiers were taught to remember their weapon number and to put back what came off! The Mauser Co. Called its rifles and carbines original Mausers to distinguish them from those offered by other makers.Military arms business of the Mauser firm was curtailed greatly after World War I by restrictions of the Versailles Treaty, and the principal suppliers of military Mausers during the 1920’s and early 1930’s were Fabrique Nationale in Belgium and Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka (Czechoslovakian Arms Factory), Brno, Czechoslovakia.

Thanks folks. Obviously there are a number of you that have made huge inroads in following a very complex but historically important subject. It's very possible that 10,000 numbered guns exist, I'm definitely open to the possibility and hope to see one someday. Anyone want to debate issues related to the M1911s? After previewing our latest auction I told my wife I was looking at near museum quality firearms. No date on the top receiver ring? These cover visual inspections during assembly.Missing on the receiver is a fourth Waffen Amt stamp for function testing with dummy cartridges. Again thanks to all who have responded to my uneducated dilemma. This is one of several guns whose production spanned the cutoff date (the famous '98 Mauser being another one).Looked on IslamicFinder, etc. I tried to email you some photos, but it came back. To me this 98/22 has a far more solid feel and better workmanship than any rifle I own, or may ever own, even though I will never ever shoot it.Not really sure what it is worth but have an idea. After previewing our latest auction I told my wife I was looking at near museum quality firearms. The rifles shows early and late National eagle symbols and all? Bolt is a mismatch for undisclosed reasons.7. Any insight would be greatly appreciated as the rifle was left to me by a dear friend who recently passed.

Spare parts for all of the types of weapons used by his company, also in marked ammo cans or larger wood boxes. The German military definitely did not do things merely to please American collectors!

The real significance of the serial number on an M1898 Krag is in determining whether it was made before January 1, 1899, and is therefore an 'antique' (and thus unregulated) under federal law. The Germans had a 'weapons NCO' at something like company level. Anyone want to debate issues related to the M1911s? Some of the best ones got to be saved for the collection. 1,048. The Japanese actually started at 0000. You do great research and know your stuff. I think the model for anesthesia care where CRNA's and MDA's work together in caring for patients provides the best possible care and safety. The Germans had a 'weapons NCO' at something like company level. Thanks torke khar, appreciate you taking the time to walk me through this!I will PM you what I paid. A thought about the reworks is not a bad thing to me. Being the most knowing is not an excuse to be what I see as rude IMO.All that said, I respect both of you as collectors and researchers and thank you for all your efforts. Also in 1896, Germany experimented with Mausers of various calibers. An insult has been hurled against Hurlyman? A 98k could be had for $5 to $10, unless it was really something special. Coats of Arms and other markings on Mauser turnbolt rifles and carbines are extremely varied. The 'cy' indicates that the barrel was originally made in Czechoslovakia at a Spreewerk facility and the 'bnz' in a shield probably indicates that the barrel was reprofiled at Steyr. If you have further info, let me know. In an attempt to conceal the identity of the producers, these arms were stamped with manufacturers’ code markings instead of firm names. Paul Mauser was disappointed that Germany had adopted the Model 1888 without consulting him, but a 7.65 mm. I can not make the alphabet that comes after the serial number.Never have seen that before. The new rifle was a version of the Mauser “Standard Model” Gewhr 98 ( Also known as the Banner.

I am uploading more receiver and bolt pictures as requested. The soldiers were taught to remember their weapon number and to put back what came off! The Mauser Co. Called its rifles and carbines original Mausers to distinguish them from those offered by other makers.Military arms business of the Mauser firm was curtailed greatly after World War I by restrictions of the Versailles Treaty, and the principal suppliers of military Mausers during the 1920’s and early 1930’s were Fabrique Nationale in Belgium and Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka (Czechoslovakian Arms Factory), Brno, Czechoslovakia.

Thanks folks. Obviously there are a number of you that have made huge inroads in following a very complex but historically important subject. It's very possible that 10,000 numbered guns exist, I'm definitely open to the possibility and hope to see one someday. Anyone want to debate issues related to the M1911s? After previewing our latest auction I told my wife I was looking at near museum quality firearms. No date on the top receiver ring? These cover visual inspections during assembly.Missing on the receiver is a fourth Waffen Amt stamp for function testing with dummy cartridges. Again thanks to all who have responded to my uneducated dilemma. This is one of several guns whose production spanned the cutoff date (the famous '98 Mauser being another one).Looked on IslamicFinder, etc. I tried to email you some photos, but it came back. To me this 98/22 has a far more solid feel and better workmanship than any rifle I own, or may ever own, even though I will never ever shoot it.Not really sure what it is worth but have an idea. After previewing our latest auction I told my wife I was looking at near museum quality firearms. The rifles shows early and late National eagle symbols and all? Bolt is a mismatch for undisclosed reasons.7. Any insight would be greatly appreciated as the rifle was left to me by a dear friend who recently passed.

Spare parts for all of the types of weapons used by his company, also in marked ammo cans or larger wood boxes. The German military definitely did not do things merely to please American collectors!

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