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Posted: 9/14/2017 9:35:33 PM EDT

Just curious if you guys can tell me more about this rifle. When might it have been made? It is marked BRNO.

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Posted: 9/14/2017 9:52:52 PM EDT

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Model 98/22 could have been made anywhere from 1922 - 1924 ? . Many were resold to Turkey which is were many of the imports came from . Early ones will have lots of WW1 Reperations GEW 98 parts.

Owned a few and all were great shooters esp with Turkish 154gr S Ball

Posted: 9/14/2017 11:40:51 PM EDT

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Model 98/22 could have been made anywhere from 1922 - 1924 ? . Many were resold to Turkey which is were many of the imports came from . Early ones will have lots of WW1 Reperations GEW 98 parts.

Owned a few and all were great shooters esp with Turkish 154gr S Ball

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Thanks. Were these receivers made in BRNO or in Germany?

Posted: 9/15/2017 12:07:58 AM EDT

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What do the markings say?

Posted: 9/15/2017 11:29:47 AM EDT

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Thanks. Were these receivers made in BRNO or in Germany?

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Made in Brno. The early version with WWI sights might have various maker parts but the 98/22 was all domestically made by the time they had the standard flat leaf sights.

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