The Gewehr 98 is a bolt-action rifle that was adopted by the German Army in 1898. It was designed by Paul Mauser and became one of the most influential military rifles of its time. The rifle features a 5-round internal magazine and is chambered for the 7.92×57mm Mauser cartridge, known for its accuracy and range. The Gewehr 98 saw extensive use during World War I and was later modified for use in World War II. Its robust design and effective performance made it a favorite among soldiers. The rifle's influence can be seen in many subsequent firearm designs around the world.