Different Krag

GWarden

Active Member
Wanted to post about a 98 Krag I picked up several years ago at a gun show, the dealer did not know what he had at all. This is a real unique Krag, has a blind magazine. I know Griffin-Howe did such a modification on the Krags, but this was not done by them. The bore is a truly pristine one. This is one of those rifles that has been used, but not abused, sure would like to hear stories about this rifle. I did refinish the stock and put the Lyman front sight on. Does excellent job with cast, the 311284 bullet. Going to be looking to find a new home for it, the eyes just aren't what they use to be.

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Shot 10- 5 shot groups and ended up with a agg for the 10 targets of 1.335", smallest .820 and the largest 2.105"
 

JustJim

Well-Known Member
That is one of the nicest Krag sporters I've seen. I look at those pictures and then at the Krag infantry rifle here on my desk, and have to slap the temptation away!
 

GWarden

Active Member
Appreciate your comments on what is a unique rifle in my opinion. Next couple days I will take apart and post pics of the work on making this rifle. You all have a great day.
bob
 

CWLONGSHOT

Well-Known Member
I have never owned one but got to ahoot a 1892 version as well as a few 1898's. I missed annoppertunity at a sporterized krag' in Penn syl some years back. It wasnt bubba'd too bad but was "on hold" for someone.

Just last night sizin bullets listen to uTube the kid on C&Rsenal has a awesome informative video all about the rifle!!

CW