They are probably one of the least uniform builders of military rifles.įor an indepth examination of the whole gamut of "Turkish" mausers (original and rebuilds and newbuilds) go to Parallax's Curio and Relic Gunboards on Yukos.īasically: Turkish Mausers go in several groups. KALE" marked receiver I have rebarreled had. The use of the word "probably" is because of the Turks' variety of sources for parts. KALE" above the year of manufacture on its crest, it is probably a large thread 98. If the Model 38 receiver does not have: "K. You need 3 complete threads minimum for any rebarrel of these large thread actions. If your action is one of these altered large thread actions, it would be wise to rebarrel in something closer to 8x57mm pressures. The large thread thread receivers probably have the first thread cut out of the face in order for the handguard retainer ring to be machined into the face of the receiver. The threads for these actions are probably 1.100". But note that some other Turkish guns in the Model 38 configuration were made from salvaged large ring, large thread actions from other sources. These receivers were probably made in Turkey and should be. Sealark37 is correct for Model 38 Turkish mausers marked on the receiver ring with: "K.
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