Historic German Sniper Rifles

Snipers are beloved by their own troops and feared by their enemies. Their honed set of skills requires a rifle equal to the task, and few in the World War 2 were crafted as well as those with German engineering.
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[@9HoleReviews]

That’s a lot of money in that photo booth

[@holyhandgrenade1259]

Needs more Ian.

[@balrajsingh-zp4wq]

ਕਾਰ 98 ਕੇ ਇਕ ਵਧੀਆ ਹਥਿਆਰ ਹੈ ਵੀਰੇ ਧੰਨਵਾਦ

[@chrischiampo7647]

Really Cool Historic Firearms 😀😀😀👍🏼

[@skepticalbadger]

Nice! Not sure 1943 is early on in the war though.

[@Mavd-mk9iq]

What is the name of rhe scope in the kar98k

[@elwinvandalen6645]

Very late reaction but the one he showed last was a ZF39 with a side mount

[@imfine.8313]

Kar98k+8x anyone?

[@noscopesnaughti6240]

This guys not bad.. but Where, TF, IS, IAN?

[@thomasweightman8706]

Just wanna say be careful with showing up the rifles and insignia. KZbin isn't being fair with these types of channels. Other than that, very beautiful firearms.

[@elwinvandalen6645]

I have the same scope on that last SS k98 but then with a double claw mount. But this one is in better shape then mine!

[@cmr2988]

Did the lrs scope hold zero when dismounted from the rifle?

[@VanillaGorilla502]

Nice!

[@UmerFarooq-sq5xz]

I see in nort wazirstan in Pakistan.

[@noumanhaider9799]

I have the old riffle but some time I miss the mirror to upgrade the gun....

[@fazehardscoper7632]

Kar98k isn’t a sniper, scope or not

[@VikingNorway-pb5tm829]

I have the 3 one..

[@majjert9383]

isn`t gustaf a swedish gun?

[@ar6985]

Gustloff is the term he used. They were a arms manufacturer....Nazi State run....formerly Simson Suhl.

[@religionispoison6838]

Still very bitter about the war....

[@sakariealvaano7415]

Good information

[@kurtmeyer6890]

No k98b sniper rifle ?

[@noumanhaider9799]

I lost the mirror 6×

[@alandavis9644]

I have a K98, with a HJH scope, and has been sporterized by a famous stock maker here in Missouri. The serial number indicate it was used by Joseph Stepp Allunburger per the Mauser Institute. They have offered me big bucks for it a few years back.

[@williamdon3442]

How much is big bucks???

[@alandavis9644]

@@williamdon3442 $4,500 Euros offer 10 years ago.

[@theshadowrunner28]

You better keep that rifle. Thats an amazing piece of history!

[@alandavis9644]

@@theshadowrunner28 my history nut grandson will get it with my Springfield Armory M 1 Garand. He already has my carbine which I gave him wirh 200 rounds of ammo a couple of years ago when it looked like shit could go south. My other 3 grandsons will get my wild collection of Ruger Mini's, FNs and Kel Tek items as well as the ammo for them. I ain't gonna be around much longer, so at least giving them a shooting chance.

[@theshadowrunner28]

@@alandavis9644 Good on you for preserving history and teaching your family! Maybe your grandson can remilitarize the Joseph Sepp rifle and reconvert it to its original glory?

[@papiXchuko]

I wonder what happened to the poor bastard that Owned it when it was issued?

[@MrZachgonz]

papiXchuko definitely killed. My ex’s great grandfather had a Luger that was owned by an SS officer, he didn’t even to say he “got it” in Germany. He would openly say he killed the guy. Him and his buddies I guess beat the guy to death and took his weapons and entire uniform as war trophies.

[@rauldeleon6977]

Zach Gonzales that’s crazy dawg he an og

[@KingOfYourMouth]

How man ruskies have these rifles killed?

[@madcowrebel4216]

Zero. Who knows how many were killed by the men holding them though.

[@KingOfYourMouth]

@@madcowrebel4216 i bet alot. Long live Sacred Germany. #Weirmacht

[@александрколмыков-к5ж]

немцам не помогло

[@tiagomonteiro130]

Yes it did only one German sniper killed over 300 Soviet Soldiers the Snipers were very useful