#Mauser k98 tactical stock plus

The sights on this Norinco are just like the original, with a thick tapered post for the foresight. When the action is cocked there is a small protrusion from the bolt shroud that indicate the status. Rear is FIRE and forward is SAFE with bolt lock. The safety catch is a horizontal wingtype lever that is located on top of the bolt, at the back.

#Mauser k98 tactical stock plus

At the front, it shows a twin extractor claw arrangement with a fixed blade ejector that is simple yet works very well, plus is suitably robust. Because of the short bolt throw and travel, it is more than good enough. The bolt is well proportioned, with a short angled rearward profile and an adequate ball bolt knob. Its tubular all-steel receiver has integral dovetails for scope mounting, with plenty of length to accommodate most scopes on the market today. The Norinco takes the form of the tried and tested petite Mauser design action and bolt assembly. That action as we said is a pure CZ copy, itвЂ™s a bit more agricultural than the original but soon smooths out after a few boxes of ammo. All you need to do is add a period scope, ammo, re-watch Enemy at the Gates and have a pleasant afternoon plinking! Spec

This means you have a tried and tested rimfire bolt action rifle that uses cheap CZ rimfire magazines and has the benefit that a scope can be fitted. The K98 military lookalike stock comes complete with original style open sights, bayonet fitment and bolt opener in the stock. The basic rifle design is a copy of the CZ 452 action. This Chinese made rifle is as near as damn it a direct copy of the famous Mauser K98 rifle but scaled down to. 22 version? Ah voila, enter the Norinco Mini Mauser 33/40 bolt action rifle from Henry Kranks. WouldnвЂ™t it be nice to own a K98 sniper look alike but at a fraction of the cost with the same low running costs, say a. The trouble is that these days originals are extremely rare and exorbitantly expensive and you are limited to where you can shoot them, not to mention the cost of the ammunition. I never got the military bug, I went the sporting route, however, one rifle has always fascinated me, the Mauser K98 sniper rifle. There has always been a fascination with military rifles, and shooting as well as reloading for them can evoke nostalgia.