The Gew.98 was the standard infantry arm of the Imperial German Army. Finally they had new sets of serial numbers applied to their parts. During World War One the German Army’s standard rifle was the Gewehr 98 Mauser in 8mm Mauser.
Schilling, Suhl: 1915 - 1918 (1919 dated receivers exist)Ĭ.G. Here you can see serial number and Kar 98. Waffenfabrik Mauser Oberndorf A/N.: 1898 - 1918ĭeutsche Waffen-Munitionsfabriken, Berlin: 1899 - 1909, 1914 - 1918 (Gap between 19)Ĭommercial wartime producers of the Gew98 based in Suhl: For instance Spandau/1918 dated receivers exist in significant number, but none were assembled by Spandau, further the below list doesn't include rifles made by depots (Hannover, Dresden etc.)
This list ( including the one on page 24 in the book) takes into consideration acceptance patterns and who "assembled" the rifle. Here it is again according to my research into known (observed) production. 18-38), it lists the makers and the years they made rifles on page 24. Mikes & Bruce's new book covers Imperial rifles ( Vol.
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