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The Karbiner 98 was the main Bolt Action rifle of the German army from 1913-1945, it shoots an 8.8mm round, and holds 5 rounds, its a bolt operated rifle, which means you have to reload it after everyshot by moving a sliding peice up, and back ejecting the cartridge, then push it foward and down loading the new one.
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