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  • Abulg1972

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    Okay. What's the deal then?

    Were they just randomly built with either one?

    There's no deal. I don't know the exact timeline or thinking, but until, I don't know, a few years before WW2, Mauser infantry rifles were typically made with straight bolts and carbines were typically made with bent bolts. A few years before WW2, I guess that most main battle rifles turned into carbines and short rifles, but I note that my Spanish Model 1943 has a straight bolt.
     

    Abulg1972

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    Those Yugoslavians don't belong in your hands give me GRRRRRRRRRRRR :P jk nice collection wish i was that rich hah


    24/47 made by unusual factory

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    m48
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    M48BO sold to Iraq

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    Abulg1972

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    Very Nice, and i havent ever seen that Iraq marking before, now i have something to look for when i see Yugos. Is it only the 48's? or 24/47 also??


    Only the M48BO. A real find is one with an Iraqi crest. That "thing" on the receiver is called a jeem. All are very uncommon. This one was labeled as a "Yugoslavian M24 bolt action short rifle". I got it for $326 OTD. Had it been labeled properly, maybe $600.

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    Oldcarjunkie

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    Only the M48BO. A real find is one with an Iraqi crest. That "thing" on the receiver is called a jeem. All are very uncommon. This one was labeled as a "Yugoslavian M24 bolt action short rifle". I got it for $326 OTD. Had it been labeled properly, maybe $600.

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    I had a Colombian mauser but sold that also.
     

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    Dan44

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    My DDR rebuild. WWII markings, East German barrel, Iraqi markings. Traveled a bit!
     

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    Oldcarjunkie

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    Converted by Columbian military to 7.62 or was this a late model?

    This one was a 30-06 or so it was stamped. I sold it off cause the stock had many repairs and figured id pick up a nicer one later.
     

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    MilsurpDan

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    Can't forget the Yugo's.

    Yugo M.98 Long Rifle. These just came in recently. Relatively unknown model, but they appear to be put together using a mix of Gewehr 98 long rifle and K98k parts.

    Yugo M24/52c. Former Czech made vz.24 refurbed by the Yugo's. This one is interesting as it has a German modified vz.24 stock.
     

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    Oldcarjunkie

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    Can't forget the Yugo's.

    Yugo M.98 Long Rifle. These just came in recently. Relatively unknown model, but they appear to be put together using a mix of Gewehr 98 long rifle and K98k parts.


    Yugo M24/52c. Former Czech made vz.24 refurbed by the Yugo's. This one is interesting as it has a German modified vz.24 stock.

    See this is why i started this thread.. If i had seen that at a show , i would have said to myself Turk and kept on walking. No idea Yugo had a Long model like that. I love learning new stuff :party29:
     

    Threeband

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    There's no deal. I don't know the exact timeline or thinking, but until, I don't know, a few years before WW2, Mauser infantry rifles were typically made with straight bolts and carbines were typically made with bent bolts. A few years before WW2, I guess that most main battle rifles turned into carbines and short rifles, but I note that my Spanish Model 1943 has a straight bolt.

    I think the switchover to Karabiner was a dodge to get around the Versaille treaty, which strictly limited rifle production, but said nothing about carbines.
     

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