This would indicate that the Karabiner 98k was first issued with It replaced the "Einheitskarabinerriemen" which was orderedĭiscontinued and remaining stocks used on the Karabiner 98b and 98a. Reichskriegsministerium (War Department). The introduction of the "Karabinerriemen" was announced on 02 July,ġ935 in the "Heeres Verordnungsblatt", published by the It was not until the year 1935 that the new Mauser sling saw It was issued in two lengths, but from 1923 the long length was set as standard (1.36 m). The same sling was later used on the Karabiner 98b that was manufacturedįrom 1923. The leather was initially smooth, but changed Plate with a brass button on, called the "Haltestück". Had 9 teardrop-shaped holes and a new invention, a leather covered The Karabiner 98a sling was called the " Einheitskarabinerriemen "įriction buckle as the G88 sling. The Karabiner had a fine slot through the woodwork enabling the sling to This model was later renamed as the Karabiner 98a in 1923. The G98 rifle was also issued in a shorter version, the Karabiner 98AZ. Smooth during the early production, but it was later manufactured in That was buttoned to the rear of the friction buckle. Rear, and a wire loop was added that could be slipped over a small hookĪt the nose band to shorten the sling. The friction buckle was redesigned with a button to the The G98 sling retained the same rear buckle, but it was Not very satisfying, the G88 was soon replaced with a new rifle patent, Utilized a swivel buckle that was buttoned on with a double headedīutton, and a standard friction buckle for adjustment that was sewn The history of "modern" German service rifles started Will have to give you the history that eventually led up to theįinal product. Order to better understand the construction of the Mauser K98k sling I These differences can make it easier to identify who Manufacturer didn't always strictly adhere to the standards laid out in This alsoĬaused some slings to be slightly different from the others, as the While others could be delivering slings over several years. To this system some sling manufacturers manufactured slings only once, Manufacturers that needed slings to put on their finished products. The Wehrmacht and probably also as subcontractors to the actual K98k Was made on orders/contracts with the procurement sections of Suitcases and bags, sport merchandise and shoes.
Manufacturers were all commercial companies, normally manufacturing Manufacturers from all over Germany, Austria, the former CzechoslovakiaĪnd probably several more countries. The Karabinerriemen was manufactured by more than 40 different Germans manufactured in occupied countries. G41(M), The G43/K43, The MP43/1/ MP43/MP44/MP45/StG44 and the StG45 allĪddition it was also used on most of the "Beutewaffen" that the To complete the sling assembly. The very same sling was alsoįor several new rifles introduced during the war. In addition a sling loop and a rear sling keeper was needed The actual sling, with a sewn on buckle and three teardrop shaped holesĪt the end. Sought after item, and the not-so-original slings flourish today.
The Mauser Karabiner 98 kurz (better known as K98k) has become a much Leather sling for the German WW2 Mauser K98k. To a walk through the details and specifications of
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