The Gewehr 98, adopted in 1898, was the standard German WWI rifle and the basis for later Mauser designs. Key features include its robust bolt action, the distinctive Lange Visier rear sight (initially problematic with spitzer bullets), and a straight bolt handle. Original WWI models often had blued barrels with unfinished receivers and bolts, showcasing excellent durability and reliability in harsh conditions.
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