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The German Model
Kar 98k Mauser Carbine is a modified, shortened
version of the WWI Gewehr 98 rifle, the Mauser turn-bolt
action, developed by Paul Mauser
in 1898. The Kar 98k (98k) was adopted for use by the
German Wehrmacht in 1935. It was the primary
German infantry rifle in WW II, and was noted for its
excellent accuracy.
During WWII the 98k was developed in very large
quantities in most German occupied countries. After WWII many countries;
East Germany, Norway, China, and even Israel issued the
rifle to homeland troops. Some rifles were rebarreled to 30.06
and .308 calibers.
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