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When the Czechs upgreaded there weapons they sold a lot of their 98/22s to Turkey. Turkey change out the rear sight and sometimes marked the rifles with Turkish marks.
If the rifles ever needed repairs or parts replaced The Turks would use what ever parts they had on hand.
This rifle still has all Czech parts.
The Turks had many different bolt action Mausers. In the 30s the Turks started upgreading their rifles to what is called Turkish standards. So finding a Turkish 98/22 in original condition can be a little hard, but they are out there.
I picked up this one on a tread with my friend. I now have two of these rifles in my Turk collection.
He even through in the repro sling.
Stright Crest
If the rifles ever needed repairs or parts replaced The Turks would use what ever parts they had on hand.
This rifle still has all Czech parts.
The Turks had many different bolt action Mausers. In the 30s the Turks started upgreading their rifles to what is called Turkish standards. So finding a Turkish 98/22 in original condition can be a little hard, but they are out there.
I picked up this one on a tread with my friend. I now have two of these rifles in my Turk collection.
He even through in the repro sling.
Stright Crest
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