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Arma veramente interessante per questa non comune carabina prodotta dalla Sauer & Sohn Suhl, codice segreto 147 del 1940, modello 98K in calibro 8×57 JS. Numeri di matricola corrispondenti in tutta l’arma ad eccezione della tappo del serbatoio. Sull’arma sono presenti i banchi di accettazione tedeschi aquila 37 (adler 37), mentre i nitroproof aquila svastica, presenti in un paio di punti, sono stati “obliterati”. Quest’arma ha infatti avuto una seconda vita in servizio presso l’esercito israeliano nell’immediato secondo dopoguerra. Si osservano tre punzonature presenti a sinistra della culatta su un proof nazista e una stella a sei punte, la tipica stella di David, anche sul lato destro della culatta. Un’altra stella di David è applicata anche sotto il codice segreto 147. E’ interessante il fatto che l’arma conserva il calibro originale in 8×57 JS, dato che la maggior parte dei 98K in uso a Israele furono ricamerati in calibro 7.62 NATO. Calcio in laminato con matricola corrispondente e marcature tedesche, segni d’uso e alcune parti certamente riprese nella brunitura con il passaggio sotto Israele. E’ presente anche il coprimirino e la cinghia di cuoio originale del periodo bellico. Vero pezzo di Storia, ideale per collezione e uso al poligono.
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