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Are they still available, affordable, ammo available, etc.
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try Mitchell's Mausers. I've heard mixed reviews, but he usually has some. Yugos also, iirc. -
GOOD GOD MAN....stay the hell away from Mitchells. They are yugo's or something else stripped down and stamped up to look like Nazi guns. (gogle it)
Real Germans are going to cost you, Russian captures are still affordable.Comment
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Look at the Czech VZ 24, damn close to a K 98 for a third of the price.
"After the German invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1939, production of the vz. 24 and the shortened, lightened version, the vz. 33, continued. The vz. 24 differed only in detail from the German Kar 98k. The action was identical except for markings, and the overall and barrel lengths were very similar. The main differences were superficial; the vz. 24's straight bolt handle, different sling attachments, a solid walnut stock in place of the laminated stock of most Kar 98ks, a full length upper handguard instead of the Kar 98k's shorter item, and a minimum rear sight setting of 300 meters instead of 100 meters. The G24(t) produced under German control progressively gained some Kar98k features, but the Považská Bystrica plant (receiver code 'dou') switched entirely to Kar98k production in 1942. The Brno plant (receiver code 'dot') followed suit in 1943 after ceasing production of the G 33/40 (t) carbine"
8MM Mauser surplus ammo is still relatively cheap online (too bad for NY residents) but reloading supplies are readily available. I've got a Romanian VZ 24 that I'm very happy with.
http://www.nyshenaniguns.com/forum/h...ons%20completeLast edited by thughes; 04-14-2015, 10:18 PM.Beer is like porn, you can buy it but it's more fun to make your own
I have to bend over too far
I get a boner.
bareback every couple of days, GTG. Bareback, brokeback, same $hit!
I joined a support group to help me deal with my social anxiety but I just can't seem to work up the nerve to go to a meeting......Comment
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