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£199.95
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1:1 scale replica of WWII-era service rifle used by German soldiers
Genuine real wood handguard and stock with high quality finish
Full metal receiver, bolt, front and rear iron sights
Powered by Spring in the bolt
Bolt action design holds 4 rounds total and ejects spent round after pulling bolt back
Front and rear iron sights adjustable for windage and elevation
Bolt can easily be removed by pulling back on the lever located on the left side
Handguard finger groove for improved rifle manipulation
Built-in sling loop allows you to utilize a 2-point sling
Unique serial numbering stamped on the receiver for added realism
Comes with 5 shells that hold 1 6mm airsoft BB each
Field-ready airsoft rifle great as a collectible or realistic film prop
Kar98k Spring Powered Shell Ejecting Rifle – Polymer Version
Replica of the legendary rifle from the time of World War II. The handguard of the replica and outer barrel overlay are made of durable plastic in the color of wood. The barrel, slide, sights, trigger and trigger guard are made of metal.
Moreover, the manufacturer tried to reproduce the principle of shooting from the firearm counterpart as best as possible. The replica shoots 6mm BBs which are placed in special shells. Shells with BBs are loaded into the chamber identically as in the firearm – either manually in turn or using the so-called “boats”, which are placed just above the chamber, and then all five “rounds” are inserted in one move. Kar98k is a replica of a bolt-action rifle, also here the system has been preserved. After every shot we must reload the rifle by making 4 moves with the lever. After firing a shot and loading the next round – an empty shell pops out in the same way as during real shooting.
This rifle was an element of the equipment of units fighting on many fronts of World War II, that’s why it is currently used by many reenactors of that period. It’s a real treat for all collectors and enthusiasts!
