Perhaps a pinned thread on nothing but WWII 98k rifles?

[Sam11]

be carfull not to distroy the reciver.
sam

[HARRY THE MOLE]

be carfull not to distroy the reciver.
sam

Hi Sam,
Sound advice, but this is not a procedure you would carry out with the bolt in place. You have to remove the bolt to strip it down anyway!

Harry.

[ian]

would one of you be kind inof to tell me please how do you highlite the wafenampts and things in white.
i would love to be able to do it on my BNZ43
thanks guys ian

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Ian, try "Tippex" correction fluid.

Cheers, Ade.

[ian]

good god as simple as that thanks adrian

[Reg]

you could try chalk or white wax crayon, but tipex gives best results as Ade said.

Cheers
Reg

[Jason L]

you could try chalk or white wax crayon, but tipex gives best results as Ade said.

Cheers
Reg

Chalk is abrassive,I would not recommend it or you might end up like this fellow

[dave1134]

just info guys i was lucky enough to fire a ww1 mauser and ww2 along with a stg 44 and various german pistols that had been recovered of local iraqs they really loved the rifles though and kept them in pristine condtion nb they all went into private collections if you know what i mean , great pics by the way.

[ian]

heres my k98
BNZ 41 not 43 as i said before
repro sling , sight hood and cleaning rod
not many wafenamps and some are very shallow
and one is just an eagle and swasticker no numbers under it see pic
its an RC and i cleaned of the horrid red laquer from the stock
i put a water based clear laquer on it after i cleaned it to protect it
dont worry though its an easy remove laquer i made sure of that
it peals of like cling film funny stuff
but it protects the wood and it has a loverly red glue lamanet finish
cheers ian

[Jason L]

1943 Sauer (ce)