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Guy got outted on the K98K forum and now is selling with no return policy.
K98K AX 41 3706 a
K98K AX 41 3706 a
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Glad i got out the k98 scene. Too rich for me, with way too many fakes stuff out there. -
Looks like he got reamed on the K98 forum______________________________
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There is a guy selling Waffenamp steel stamps on eBay. Cannot see ANY purpose in having these other then making fake parts______________________________
In this life you either push or get shoved.
Better to die on your feet then live on your knees.
For evil to succeed, all it takes is for good men to do nothing.Comment
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Typical 98k snow job auction where there is alot to read and nothing to see. It's become standard fare to have all parts photoed in high res down to the screw and there are plenty of 98k's north of 2k that are mostly worth it on GB, so this guy is just really behind the times and trying to sell a rifle worth 1200 for 2500.
It's always the half-honest sellers that bring the worst problems.Originally posted by doggie"The California matrix of gun control laws is among the harshest in the nation and are filled with criminal law traps for people of common intelligence who desire to obey the law." - U.S. District Judge Roger T. BenitezOriginally posted by PMACA_MFG
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Reading through that thread on the K98 forums was enlightening, to say the least.Originally posted by GoodEyeSniperOriginally posted by ChopperXOriginally posted by Jeff LComment
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He got quiet after the folks on K98 forums called him out. Another example of fakery.C&R nut.Comment
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Makes me wish I'd have bought a k98 years ago before they got ridiculous. Now I'd probably get screwed because I don't know them well enough to know legit from BS. I'll just wait until someone randomly offers to sell me one cheap. That's how I got half my collection, lol.Comment
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K98 collecting is definitely not for the faint of heart. There are no more valuable WWII firearms out there than correct, unmolested German guns. For the majority of us, a nice RC or mixmaster will fit the bill as a placeholder.
I have 6 K98's. All are nice, but none are completely matching or super valuable. I actually just acquired a "project" K98 which is basically a lightly bubba'd bringback.
Complete Bolt / Receiver / Barrel /Floorplate matching #
Sporterized stock that is also matching
No handguard
No barrel bands
No sight hood
No capture screws
I paid $420 and it will be a fun project to restore, although it will never be 100%...Comment
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Really glad I managed to pickup my nicely stamped mix master RC K98 from here for $250 about 8 years ago!"I don't own them. I'm just their caretaker for a little while until they go on to the next caretaker. They aren't TOOLS.....they WERE tools but are now artifacts, implements of an earlier age that PRODUCED history and brought mankind's timeline to where it is at this moment. And as such, it is my responsibility to preserve them."Comment
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The discussion on this thread makes me stay away from trying to buy nice K98Ks. http://ww2weaponsforum.com/showthrea...o-Bueno-bnz-44
Those guys have forgotten more about these rifles then I ever learned.Comment
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He sure ain't burning up gunbroker with his bids. $675 with only two bids and 5 days to go______________________________
In this life you either push or get shoved.
Better to die on your feet then live on your knees.
For evil to succeed, all it takes is for good men to do nothing.Comment
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Not to mention the MANY items that I bid on and forgot about, that got sniped for +$5 at the end.Comment
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