This is an early World War Nazi K98 that has been converted into a ZF39 turret mount sniper rifle. The K98 is dated 1937 and was made by Mauser (Reciever code S/42|) and still retains matching numbers to the receiver, barrel, and bolt. It also bears the correct sniper rifle Mauser acceptance stamps Eagle over 63, (waA63). This variant of sniping rifle was designated as the ZF39 and utilizes a mounting system that enables the scope to be removed. The Jena scope has a low serial number and has great optics. Deactivated to current specifications with moving bolt and trigger, and the magazine with accept inert rounds.
This is an early World War Nazi K98 that has been converted into a ZF39 turret mount sniper rifle. The K98 is dated 1937 and was made by Mauser (Reciever code S/42|) and still retains matching numbers to the receiver, barrel, and bolt. It also bears the correct sniper rifle Mauser acceptance stamps Eagle over 63, (waA63). This variant of sniping rifle was designated as the ZF39 and utilizes a mounting system that enables the scope to be removed. The Jena scope has a low serial number and has great optics. Deactivated to current specifications with moving bolt and trigger, and the magazine with accept inert rounds.
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