Rare First World War issued Gew 88(S). (Gewehr modell 1888) With Regimental Markings

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Rare First World War issued Gew 88(S). (Gewehr modell 1888) or “Komissiongewehr” (Commission rifle). Manufactured by Loewe, Berlin, dated 1891 with German Imperial markings . It was developed by a group of officers from GewehrPrufungsKomission (GPK, or Rifle testing commission of German army). This rifle is modified and adapted for the 7,9mm S-patrone ammunition, and is appropriately stamped with letter “S” . It is marked to a Horse Cavalry Regiment , German abbreviation R.R. on the sling hoop band. Although over stamped with crosses, it reads 33.R.R.11.?1(33rd Troop, 11th Horse Cavalry Regiment). The G88 was eventually replaced by the Gew98, but remained in service until the end of the First World War. They were also issued during WWII. This example is live and requires and FAC with the correct variation to own. Can be deactivated to order. Comes with original sling attachment and cleaning rod.

To order Call 01547 529093 or 05603 416575 or email sales@deactivated-guns.co.uk.

Product Code: WWIR3

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