Israeli Mauser was refurbished by Israeli arsenal. G24 type.

[cornelunc]

 

[Jefferson]

nicely done

 

[Prewar]

What’s with that safety lever? Looks like a sporter conversion?

 

[cornelunc]

nicely done

I guess that was unissued to military training.

 

[cornelunc]

What’s with that safety lever? Looks like a sporter conversion?

Yes

 

[kjohn]

Curious to know what “G24” type means?

 

[cornelunc]

Curious to know what “G24” type means?

Nazi Mauser made at Brno factory in Czeckoslovacia.

 

[OkayShooter]

Nicer than mine. Mines off a 45.

I got a Hebrew Hammer or Palestinian punshiner whatever you want to call it. The stock is from a 44 and many many many factory repairs.

 

[kjohn]

Very nice rifle. I have three, all decent.

 

[johnny the boy]

Yes I have one also got it from a Jewish fellow I worked for years ago.

 

[cornelunc]

Very nice rifle. I have three, all decent.

I miss my 22LR Israeli Mauser.

 

[zupermann]

That is beautiful!
Dumb question: Was this the way you bought the rifle, or do they offer this service to us regular people?

 

[cornelunc]

That is beautiful!
Dumb question: Was this the way you bought the rifle, or do they offer this service to us regular people?

I paid dear brother for it here on EE in 2017 the amount of 600$. Up to my knowledge Israelis does not offer any services of this kind.

 

[Mike Webb]

Always thought it ironic that an instrument that enabled the establishment of Jewish state was produced in Nazi Germany. The Israelis were studious in peening or punching out the dirty birds though.

 

[OkayShooter]

Always thought it ironic that an instrument that enabled the establishment of Jewish state was produced in Nazi Germany. The Israelis were studious in peening or punching out the dirty birds though.

Well most were produced in occupied CZ.

 

[Joel]

Always thought it ironic that an instrument that enabled the establishment of Jewish state was produced in Nazi Germany. The Israelis were studious in peening or punching out the dirty birds though.

Not only were they using Nazi weapons, but they were supplied by the Russkies to piss in the west's cheerios lol. Any port in a storm eh! And Messerschmitt 109s vs Egyptian spitfires too.

Thats a really nice rifle Cornelunc. Never saw one all refurbed/reblued and pretty like that

 

[Brutus]

Cornelius. Very nice K98 Mauser indeed.
Resoectfully, there are internet rumors these specific 7.62 rifles have feeding issues.
Could u please confirm or refute this allegation?
Thank you for the wonderful photos.

 

[Joel]

Well most were produced in occupied CZ.

Yep. Lots of Mg 34s went over as part of Operation Balak too. 5000 ish

Cornelius. Very nice K98 Mauser indeed.
Resoectfully, there are internet rumors these specific 7.62 rifles have feeding issues.
Could u please confirm or refute this allegation?
Thank you for the wonderful photos.

The three or so I've had were touchy. have to load the mag just so or the bolt would skip over a round and you'd have an empty chamber. Not the case with the several 7.92mm Mausers I've had. Started a thread about it here and lots of people had reported theirs were just fine.

Guess I just had terrible luck with them

 

[tiriaq]

I've seen two different patterns of spacers in the magazines. Maybe on was a later pattern to address problems.

 

[Joel]

I've seen two different patterns of spacers in the magazines. Maybe on was a later pattern to address problems.

Could be. Would be interesting to know which one was later.

Could be I just really suck at loading them too but "my mausers dont always pick up a round" is really not an issue with the others I've had in their original chamberings haha