New pattern K98k and K98k scoped

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Most of the previous model of VSR K98k has been carried over to the new design, the only major change is the magazine well.

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But I never pass up the opportunity to share more pictures of pretty pewsticks.

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The rear sight unit and, concealed beneath the leaf, the hop adjustment grub screw for the TDC.

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The 3D printed foresight block and oil-finished barrel.

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The new VSR magazine well (MkII, printed) is far neater and more intuitive to use than its predecessor.

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Sniper Variant

Loosely based on the ZF39 mounted rifles, this was an inexpensive workaround to buying and fitting an original or repro scope and mounting system. While that is something I would like to do, this is good for the player who wants to snipe in style on a bit more of a budget.

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The sight hood is included with the standard K98ks as well, but suits the scoped rifles particularly well.

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The scope mounts have been modified to look slightly less modern. Square edges have been rounded off, hex screws replaced with oil-finished slotted screws and the chunky thumbscrew replaced with nuts.

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The buttplate has been chequered for extra grip. This could be neater, unfortunately the buttplate curved across its face as well as down the length which I didn’t expect and this threw me off.

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Several of the K98k stocks I have received recently have had shorter-than standard hand guards. In order to ensure a secure fit I have made a polymorph hand guard retaining piece.

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And last but not least, a custom reticle for the scope. You can’t have a German Sniper rifle without a German Post. This is a prototype, I’m looking to get some laser cut for a sharper profile.

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If you are interested in the history of the K98k, you can check out the introduction article here, or see the whole build process here.

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