#Yugo mauser 98 install

There were 5 different factories that refurbished the Yugo capture K98s: Preduzece 44 (which is the most common), Radionica 124, Radionica 145, VR69, and TRZ5. So if it doesn't have the '/48' markings, that isn't necessarily proof that it was refurbished prior to 1950. Unfortunately, there were several factories that worked on these K98s, and not all of them added the '/48' starting in 1950. So if yours has the added '/48' designator, it was refurbished in either 1950 or 1951. This was accomplished be either adding '/48' to the end, so that it reads 'Mod 98/48', or by scrubbing the side rail and remarking it 'M98/48'. But starting in 1950, some of the rifles began being marked as '98/48'. Initially, they left the 'Mod 98' marked on the left receiver rail alone. These K98s were known in Yugoslavian military inventory as 'Model 98/48'. German K98s were only refurbed in Yugoslavia from 1946-1951, and the markings changed a little during that time. The M1917 and 03 Springfields have extractor cuts to accommodate the cone face barrel.There no way to know an exact date of refurbishment, but you can try to narrow it down a little. If you have a bolt for the 98 remove the extractor when determining bolt face/barrel face clearance, the extractor will hit the flat of the M48 first. The instructions gave options and were from the manufacturer of the barrels. 000 РІР‚ВzeroРІР‚в„ў to infinity, when checking chamber length infinity would be a practice. My favorite gages measure in thousandths from. Again, I modify go-gages to go from go-to infinity gages, nothing more useless than a gage that everyone should know, when chambered, will allow the bolt to close. It is not a matter of РІР‚ВHOWРІР‚в„ў but РІР‚ВWHYРІР‚в„ў, as someone said РІР‚Сљget a gookРІР‚Сњ, I ran off a few copies of barrel instillation instructions for a friend, the instructions were РІР‚ВBIРІР‚в„ў, before the Internet, I do not shoot gages, I shoot ammo, I determine the length of the chamber first, If I felt is was absolutely necessary to have a РІР‚Вhead space gageРІР‚в„ў I would make one. When the barrel bottoms out I check the gap between the receiver and barrel, contact is made on the front receiver ring when the slack is removed between the threads and crush takes place. For those that have never took up the РІР‚Вfeeler gageРІР‚в„ў as a transfer/standard/verifier can use depth micrometers, etc. There are two seating surfaces on the 98, one is between the barrel face and РІР‚ВCРІР‚в„ў ring/torque/seating surface, the other is on the face of the receiver ring, the seating surface on the front of the receiver ring contacts the seating surface at the end of the threads on the barrel shank, it is important the last contact to be made when securing the barrel is on the front receiver ring. 001 thousandths., the suspect rifles had worn out 2 barrels before I became the proud owner. I purchased 4 Surplus Mausers that were sold as being suspect, I used one barrel, 4 bolts and the 4 receivers to test the rifles for РІР‚ВsuspectРІР‚в„ў, the difference in chamber length of the 4 receivers, 4 bolts and 1 barrel was. 110 case head protrusion +/- very little. I do not have less than 30 Mauser barrels, to most that would be a РІР‚Вcan not missРІР‚в„ў when setting the length of the chamber, problem, finding a Mauser barrel with +/- case head protrusion, my barrels have. If the barrel screws into the receiver to within a few thousandths the thickness of the gap will indicate the amount of of metal that must be removed from the M48 barrel face. If the barrel stops before the shoulder at the end of the shank threads contacts the receiver ring measure the gap between the receiver and barrel seating surface with a feeler gage, then remove the bolt and continue screwing the barrel into the receiver.

#Yugo mauser 98 install

Just because you are asking and you have a M98 receiver and a M48 barrel I suggest you install the bolt in the (standard length) receiver, then install the M48 barrel.