Karabiner 98 Kurz (K98 Mauser) B grade Forestock
Karabiner 98 Kurz (K98 Mauser) B grade Forestock
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Wood only — no metal parts included. Unfinished replacement solid walnut forestock (B-grade) for the Karabiner 98k (K98 Mauser). This is a non-functional wood component: no barrel, action, trigger, sights or other metal fittings are included. Fitting by a gunsmith is recommended.
B-grade parts are made to the same spec as A-grade. Sometimes milling reveals a knot or check that couldn't be seen in the blank, so we sell those pieces at a discount.
These are the same caliber of stocks as our "A" grade stocks but have a chip or a small void or knot, we supplied pictures of typical blemishes that happen and we grade them to "B" grades ,we cant sell them as our "A" grade, and we don't want to see the beautiful walnut go to waste.
Bring the heritage back to your Karabiner 98k, also widely known as the K98 Mauser, this precision-cut walnut forend and upperwood crafted for historical restoration. Usually ships in 5–7 business days.
Each piece is cnc cut and hand-finished from solid walnut, we supply these stocks unfinished to allow custom sanding, sealing, and fitting for perfect alignment with your original action.
This restoration part matches the geometry of the WWII-era German K98 Mauser forend, ensuring an authentic fit and finish for restoration builds.
(Barrel, receiver, and metal hardware not included.)
Wood only; no metal parts included. Gunsmith fitting recommended.
Recommended finish: Boiled linseed oil or tung oil for a period-correct sheen.
Intended use: Historical restoration.
Era / Historical Context
Adopted by the German Wehrmacht in 1935, the Karabiner 98k (K98 Mauser) served as the standard infantry rifle throughout World War II (1939–1945) and remained in use across Europe and other nations for decades after.
This handcrafted walnut forend reflects the precision and durability of mid-20th-century German armory work, making it an essential addition for collectors, restorers, and historians preserving the legacy of the Mauser line.
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