The Kar98k is a bolt-action rifle featured in every game of the Call of Duty Series set during World War II, as well as the Rezurrection map pack or the Prestige or Hardened version of Call of Duty Black Ops in Zombies mode. It is used by German soldiers and is usable by the player, but is rarely seen in use by other troops of the Allied forces.

Contents 1 Call of Duty and United Offensive 1.1 Campaign 1.2 Multiplayer 1.3 Gallery 2 Call of Duty: Finest Hour 3 Call of Duty 2 3.1 Campaign 3.2 Multiplayer 4 Call of Duty 2: Big Red One 5 Call of Duty 3 5.1 Campaign 5.2 Multiplayer 6 Call of Duty: Roads to Victory 7 Call of Duty: World at War 7.1 Campaign 7.2 Multiplayer 7.3 Weapon Attachments 7.4 Nazi Zombies 7.5 Kar 98k vs. The Armageddon 7.6 Gallery 8 Call of Duty: ZOMBIES 9 Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts 10 Call of Duty: Black Ops 11 Trivia 11.1 Call of Duty 3 11.2 Call of Duty: World at War 11.3 Call of Duty: Black Ops

Call of Duty and United Offensive Edit

"The Kar98k is the standard issue German infantry rifle. It's accurate and deadly at long range, but suffers from a slow rate of fire due to its bolt-action mechanism."

— Call of Duty manual description of the standard Kar98k

"The Kar98k outfitted with a scope is a formidable sniper rifle"

— Call of Duty manual description of the Scoped Kar98k

Call of Duty 1 and UO
Console(s)	kar98k kar98k_sniper
Damage	125 (1 SP), 125-43.75 (UO SP), 120 (1 MP), 120-42 (UO MP), 150 (Melee)
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	125
Reload Time	2.5s (For sniper, 1.8 for first round, .6 for rounds after)
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Bolt-Action
Used by	German Military, Britain
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Sound(s)	The Kar98k's firing sound The Kar98k's dry reloading sound The Kar98k sniper variant's firing sound The Kar98k's rechambering sound

CampaignEdit

This weapon is the Axis' primary weapon during the earlier levels in both Call of Duty and Call of Duty: United Offensive. It is very powerful and accurate, capable of killing in just one round, or three to the chest at long range in Call of Duty: United Offensive, but is very slow-firing due to its bolt-action nature. It is more common than the Allied weapons, and therefore can be a good replacement for such as the Mosin Nagant, Lee-Enfield, or M1 Garand. It is best used for medium to long range engagements, as it is not a very effective weapon in close range.

The German and British sniper rifle of choice is a scoped Kar98k, as there is no model for a scoped Lee Enfield.

MultiplayerEdit

In Call of Duty's multiplayer, its regular variant is issued to the German team, and its scoped variant is issued to the German and British team. It is the same as in singleplayer, a very accurate and powerful weapon, capable of killing one enemy with one bullet. However, its slow rate of fire makes it difficult to use in close quarters. In Call of Duty: United Offensive, it is much the same as in Call of Duty. However, at maximum distance, it will take up to three rounds to kill if the shots hit the limbs. Otherwise, it is the same as the previous version.

GalleryEdit

Call of Duty: Finest HourEdit

Kar98k
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	100
Fire Mode	Bolt-Action
Used by	German Military

The Kar98k is the main weapon of the German military, and thus is the most common weapon in the game. It can be found in all levels, and deals decent damage and has a good rate of fire for a bolt-action. In this game, the rifle's safety is on and it is not cocked.

Call of Duty 2 Edit

Call of Duty 2
Damage	100-80 (SP), 90 (MP), 150 (Melee)
Damage Multipliers	Head: 1.5, Chest: 1, Limbs: .5 (SP), Head: 3, Chest: 1.5, Limbs: 1 (MP)
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	100 (SP), 60 (MP)
Reload Time	2.5 sec
Rate of Fire	61 RPM (0.33s to fire, 0.65s to chamber bolt, 0.98s total)
Range (explanation)	2000-3000 M
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Bolt-action
Used by	German Military
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CampaignEdit

This weapon is largely the same as in the previous installments. It is a powerful, accurate, but slow-firing weapon issued to the Axis soldiers, and common on lower levels. However, at long range, it can take two rounds to kill if the shots hit the limbs. Otherwise, it is a one-shot-kill at any distance. It is still much more common than some of the default Allied weapons, and the scoped version is still the standard German sniper rifle.

MultiplayerEdit

It is much the same as the singleplayer version. Issued to the German team, it is accurate and powerful, a one-shot-kill to the head or body, but slow-firing, making it less useful in close quarters. It can be fairly ammo efficient, provided the user makes every shot hit at least the body.

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One Edit

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 Rounds
Starting Ammunition	20 Rounds
Maximum Ammunition	125 Rounds
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Bolt-Action
Used by	German Military Royal Italian Army

In singleplayer, the Kar98k is typically used by the German military. It can be somewhat easily found, but it is not nearly as common as the MP40. It can be a good idea to pick one up as it is usually a one-shot-kill weapon. It is especially effective in open areas and defensive scenarios. It should be accompanied by an automatic weapon, as the Kar98k's low rate of fire can fail in close quarters situations, despite the ease of hitting an enemy with the cross hair dot. However, it does have a powerful melee attack, though most weapons' melee in singleplayer can kill in a single hit. It can be found in both standard and scoped versions.

The Kar98k uses the same model as the one in Call of Duty: Finest Hour, but uses less-fluent reloads and cocks.

Call of Duty 3 Edit

Call of Duty 3
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 Rounds
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Bolt-Action
Used by	German Military

"7.92mm bolt action rifle. The standard German bolt-action rifle of WWII. Powerful and accurate, but slow firing. Five round internal magazine fed by stripper clips. Effective range of 500 yards."

— In-game description

CampaignEdit

The Kar 98k is used by the German Military. It can be found in every level, and is an extremely common weapon. The Kar 98k is powerful, but cycling the bolt makes firing in rapid succession impossible. The Kar 98k is generally outclassed by the M1 Garand, and should only be used as a backup weapon in case one of the player's starting weapons runs out of ammo and there are no other weapons at hand.

A Scoped Kar 98k can be found in the level "The Island" inside the bunker to the left after the player dodges the tank shell. It is located in the far left of the bunker, behind a machine gun. It is very useful for this particular section, as the player can avoid close-quarters engagements and kill enemies at a long range. It is almost always a one-hit-kill.

MultiplayerEdit

The Kar 98k is issued to the German Rifleman class. It is generally very accurate, but it is limited to its low rate of fire, and moderate power, as it can rarely kill an enemy at full health with a single hit, unless it is a headshot or a chestshot at close range. Compared to the American Rifleman's M1 Garand, it loses in most aspects other than accuracy and close range power. The Scoped Kar 98k is issued to the German Scout class. It is essentially the Kar 98k with a sniper scope meant for long range engagements and single targets. It is usually an effective camping weapon, as hiding inside a high area or in tall grass can give ample time to a player to align a good shot on a target. Unlike the unscoped Kar 98k, it is slightly more powerful, and suffers less from damage drop in proportion to range, hence, killing in a chest or stomach shot at a variety of ranges.

Call of Duty: Roads to Victory Edit

Call of Duty: Roads to Victory
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5
Maximum Ammunition	60
Fire Mode	Bolt-Action
Used by	German Military

The Kar98k is a weapon used by the German Military in Call of Duty: Roads to Victory. It is very common, but not nearly as common as the MP40. The Kar98k is one of two bolt-action rifles to have usable iron sights, the other being the Lee-Enfield. The Kar98k generally kills with two shots unless a scope is attached.

Call of Duty: World at War Edit

Call of Duty: World at War
Damage	100-80 (SP), 50-40 (Regular MP PC), 70 (Scoped PC MP, consoles all)
Damage Multipliers	Head: 3.5, Chest: 1.7, Limbs: 1 (SP) Head: 2, Neck: 1.5, Chest: 1.5, Stomach: 1, Limbs: 1 (PC MP Unscoped) Head: 1.5, Neck: 1.5, Chest: 1.5, Stomach: 1.1, Limbs: 1 (PC MP Scoped, consoles all)
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 rounds
Unlocked at	Level 41
Starting Ammunition	5 + 25 (MP Standard), 5 + 15 (MP Scoped)
Maximum Ammunition	50 rounds (SP), 60 rounds (MP Standard), 40 rounds (MP Scoped)
Reload Time	2 s for non-clip based, 1.15 s starting, .2 for every round for scoped version
Rate of Fire	48 RPM (45 RPM Scoped)
Range (explanation)	1200-2200 m (SP), 4000-5000 m (MP PC), Infinite (MP Consoles)
Penetration	Large
Fire Mode	Bolt-action
Used by	German Military
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Campaign Edit

The Kar98k is found during the Soviet Red Army campaign and is usually used more common in the campaign because of the many German troops that use it, making ammunition more readily available. During "Heart of the Reich" it is used in the early battles. However, inside the Reichstag, the superior officers and Waffen SS Guards use Gewehr 43s and STG-44s. The Kar98k is also common in the mission "Eviction". Though it is powerful, the major flaw of this rifle is that it has a slow reload time compared to the Arisaka and the Mosin-Nagant.

MultiplayerEdit

The Kar98k is unlocked at level 41.

All bolt-action rifles have the same accuracy, base damage, reload time and range. Accuracy is entirely dependent upon the user's ability and when aim is steadied if a sniper scope is attached. Bolt-action rifles only differ in fire rate and scope sway, although these differences are negligible.

When the sniper scope is attached, the Kar98k receives a large increase in damage. It moves the least while firing and rotating the bolt, making it easier to spot enemies. It could be likened, statistically, to the R700 or the Intervention. Only the Springfield has a faster bolt operation, by a few rounds per minute, which is negligible, but the Kar98k's iron sights are significantly easier to use, as they are open and unobstructed. This weapon can kill in one shot from the chest up without Stopping Power, and from the stomach up with Stopping Power, when using a scope. Without a scope, at all ranges, a headshot guarantees a kill with one hit (using Stopping Power), but at most ranges a chest or neck shot will kill in one hit. If not using Stopping Power, without a scope, the Kar98k will only kill in one hit with a headshot. Hence, if not using a scope, the player should definitely apply Stopping Power.

When a rifle grenade is attached, the damage is higher and the recoil is significantly lower; albeit with Stopping Power and Deep Impact.

Weapon Attachments Edit

• Sniper Scope
• Bayonet
• Rifle Grenade

Nazi Zombies Edit

The Kar98k is available on all Nazi Zombie maps except Shi No Numa, where its role is replaced by the Arisaka. It is typically found on the wall at the starting point for players and costs 200 points to acquire and 100 points for ammunition and 4500 for Pack-a-Punched ammo. It can also be found in the Mystery Box as a rare appearance. It is generally effective for the first three rounds, where it can kill in a single headshot. It will take two headshots to kill at round 4, where it can still be used effectively. After that, it is quite useless with its low damage and low rate of fire. It is often shunned in the first room by the guns costing 600 points due to a rifle being awkward to use so early on.

The Scoped version is only available on Nacht der Untoten. To acquire it, the player must first open the top floor. Then, on the far column at the back of the room, there will be a small cabinet that will cost 1500 points to open. It has a chalk arrow and question mark on the floor pointing to it. Opening it will give access to any scope bolt-action rifle, including the Scoped Kar98k, that will cost 750 points for ammunition. (Opening the cabinet will also give the player the gun). It can also be found in the Mystery Box. Unlike its unscoped variant, the scoped Kar98k is much more effective. It can kill in a single headshot until around round 12. It can be considered a good alternative to the PTRS-41 if the player is looking for an effective sniper rifle. It does not have the powerful penetration of the PTRS-41, nor its rate of fire, but it has an arguably more precise reticule, less recoil and a faster reload, as well as being able to reload cancel. However, the scoped Kar98k is reloaded one bullet at a time, whereas the unscoped variant has all its shells loaded at once, making for much longer reloads with a scope.

When Pack-a-Punched in Der Riese, the Kar98k becomes the Armageddon. The Armageddon is similar to the scoped Kar98k in Nacht Der Untoten in terms of power. It has an 8-round magazine and 60 rounds in reserve. It is advised not to Pack-a-Punch this weapon, as any other weapon, even the M1911, is better when upgraded.

Kar 98k vs. The ArmageddonEdit

	Kar98k	Armageddon
Damage	100	200
Fire mode	Bolt-action	Bolt-action
Rate of fire	200	181
Magazine size	5	8
Max ammo	50+5	60+8
Reload	2.5	2.5
Mobility	Low	Low
Extras		Higher damage (multipliers are also increased), more ammo, larger magazine, slower rate of fire

GalleryEdit

For Attachment images, see Kar98k/Attachments.

Call of Duty: ZOMBIESEdit

The Kar98k appears in the iOS version of Zombies. It can be purchased off the wall for 200 points on all maps excluding Shi No Numa. It is also in the Mystery Box.

Call of Duty: World at War: Final FrontsEdit

Kar98k
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 rounds
Maximum Ammunition	120 rounds (100 when scoped)
Range (explanation)	Long
Fire Mode	Bolt-action
Used by	Wehrmacht

The Kar98k can be found in the missions "The Race to Bastogne", "The Relief of Bastogne", and "The Battle of Bure" during the Winter Offensive campaign. On various European missions, the weapon can also be found with a Sniper Scope.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Edit

Kar98k
Weapon Class	Bolt-Action Rifle
Magazine Size	5 rounds
Cost (Zombies)	200 points normal version, 1500 points scoped
Starting Ammunition	5+50
Maximum Ammunition	5+50
Reload Time	Fast
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Bolt-Action

The Kar98k returns in the Call of Duty: Black Ops versions of Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt (replacing the Springfield), and Der Riese. The weapon is the same as its Call of Duty: World at War counterpart, except it features a slightly more detailed model. It can only be obtained from its wall outlines for the same price of 200 points. The Scoped version remains in the Sniper Cabinet in Nacht der Untoten, also for the same price. It is advised to get the Kar98k quickly due to easy headshots and reloading, but most players drop it very early due to its underwhelming abilities compared with most other guns. Its Pack-a-Punched version remains mostly the same as its Call of Duty: World at War version.

Trivia Edit

Call of Duty 3Edit

• The Kar98k's bolt appears older and more rusted than the rest of the rifle, with the player having to pull it open and slam it shut rather than having the smoother action of the other versions.
• When aiming down the iron sights, the Kar98k's safety is on, yet the player can still work the bolt and fire the weapon.

Call of Duty: World at WarEdit

• In the Wii version of Call of Duty: World at War, when reloading the unscoped Kar98k, no rounds are seen being loaded into the rifle. This also applies for the Springfield.
• In Call of Duty: World at War (Nintendo DS), in singleplayer the Germans use Mosin-Nagants instead of the Kar98k, and the Russians use the Kar98k instead of the Mosin-Nagant.
• In the Wii version of Call of Duty: World at War, the iron sights are different than the other consoles.
• The Kar98k in Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts has a sling in third-person that is not visible in first-person.
• The strategy guide for Call of Duty: World at War incorrectly labels the Kar98k as a Russian rifle.

Call of Duty: Black OpsEdit

• In Call of Duty: Black Ops, the Verrückt American starting room has the Kar98k instead of the Springfield.
• In Black Ops, the Scoped Kar98k from the sniper cabinet in Nacht der Untoten doesn't make a sound when cycling the bolt after a shot, but will sound normal when reloading.

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v • d • e Weapons of Call of Duty: World at War: Final Fronts Rifles MP44 · M1 Garand · M1A1 Carbine Bolt-action Rifles Kar98k · Type 99 · Lee-Enfield Submachine Guns Thompson · Sten · MP40 · Type 100 Flamethrowers M2 Flamethrower · Type 93 Flamethrower/Type 100 Flamethrower Shotguns Trenchgun Light Machine Guns Type 99 · BAR Heavy Machine Guns (Mounted) MG42 Launchers Panzerschreck · Bazooka Grenades Lethal: Frag · Stielhandgranate Special: Smoke Grenade Explosives TNT Attachments (Unusable) Bayonet Anti-aircraft Triple 25 · FlaK 88

v • d • e Weapons of Call of Duty: Black Ops Assault rifles M16 · Enfield · M14 · Famas · Galil · AUG · FN FAL · AK47 · Commando · G11 STG-44 (SP/ZM) · Gewehr 43 (ZM) · M1A1 Carbine (ZM) · M1 Garand (ZM) Submachine guns MP5K · Skorpion · MAC11 · AK74u · Uzi · PM63 · MPL · Spectre · Kiparis PPSh-41 (SP) · Sten (SP) · MP40 (SP/ZM) · Thompson (ZM) · Type 100 (ZM) Light machine guns HK21 · RPK · M60 · Stoner63 FG42 (ZM) · BAR (ZM) Sniper rifles Dragunov · WA2000 · L96A1 · PSG1 Mosin-Nagant (SP) · Kar98k (ZM) · Arisaka (ZM) Shotguns Olympia · Stakeout · SPAS-12 · HS-10 Model 1887 (SP) · KS-23 (SP) · Double-Barreled Shotgun (ZM) · M1897 Trench Gun (ZM) Handguns ASP · Makarov · M1911 · Python · CZ75 Tokarev (SP) Launchers M72 LAW · RPG · Strela-3 · China Lake Panzerschreck (SP) Specials Secondary Weapons: Ballistic Knife · Crossbow Care Package Weapons: Death Machine · Grim Reaper · Valkyrie Rockets Lethal Grenades Frag · Semtex · Tomahawk RGD-33 (SP) · Stielhandgranate (SP/ZM) Tactical Grenades Willy Pete · Nova Gas · Flashbang · Concussion · Decoy Equipment Camera Spike · C4 · Tactical Insertion · Jammer · Motion Sensor · Claymore Bouncing Betty (ZM) · Spikemore (ZM) · P.E.S. (ZM) · Hacker (ZM) Unobtainable Weapons Walther P38 · Machete · Throwing Knife Attachments Extended Mags · Dual Mags · Masterkey · Flamethrower · Grenade Launcher (M203, GP-25, Tishina) · Suppressor · Snub Nose · Speed Reloader · Grip · Red Dot Sight · Infrared Scope · Reflex · ACOG · Upgraded Iron Sights · Variable Zoom · SUSAT · Swarovski Scope · Dual Wield · Rapid Fire · Full-Auto · Low Power Scope · PK-AV Flashlight (SP) · Sniper Scope (SP/ZM) · Sawed-Off (ZM) Wonder Weapons Ray Gun · Wunderwaffe DG-2 · Thundergun · Winter's Howl · V-R11 · Scavenger · 31-79 JGb215 · Wave Gun Cymbal Monkey · Gersch Device · Matryoshka Doll · Quantum Entanglement Device Miscellaneous Hands · Binoculars · DShK · Dragon's Breath · Harpoon · Explosive Tip · Sabertooth · Slingshot · Gas Mask · TOW Missile · M249 SAW · MG42 · Type 92 · M2 Flamethrower · Molotov Cocktail · Air Support Marker · Syrette · BRAAAINS... · Dirty Harry · Garrote Wire · Default Weapon Knives Knife · Karambit Knife · Prison Knife · SOG Knife · Bowie Knife · Sickle · Ballistic Knife Unused Attachments Select Fire

v • d • e Weapons of Zombies Bolt-action rifles Springfield · Arisaka · Kar98k · PTRS-41 M1891/59 (DS) Semi-automatic rifles Gewehr 43 · M1 Garand · M1A1 Carbine Assault rifles STG-44 · M16 · M14 · Famas · Galil · AUG · FN FAL · Commando · G11 · M16A1 · M8A1 · Type 25 · MTAR · SMR · AN-94 · AK-47 SKS (DS) Submachine guns Thompson · MP-40 · Type 100 · PPSh-41 · MP5K · AK74u · PM63 · MPL · Spectre · Chicom CQB · PDW-57 · Uzi PPS-43 (DS) · M10 (DS) · MAT49 (DS) Light machine guns BAR · MG42 · FG42 · M1919 Browning Machine Gun · HK21 · RPK · RPD · HAMR · LSAT M60 (DOA/DS) · XM22 (DS) Sniper rifles Dragunov · L96A1 · Barrett M82A1 · DSR 50 · SVU-AS M40 (DS) Shotguns M1897 Trenchgun · Double-barreled shotgun · Olympia · Stakeout · SPAS-12 · HS-10 · R-870 MCS · S12 · M1216 Remington 870 (DS) Launchers Panzerschreck · M72 LAW · China Lake · RPG · War Machine RPG-7 (DOA) · M79 (DS) Handguns M1911 · .357 Magnum · Python · CZ75 · Executioner · Five-seven Makarov (DS) · Mk. 22 Mod. 0 (DS) · Dirty Harry (Mod) · Walther P38 (Mod) Specials M2 Flamethrower · Syrette · Ballistic Knife · Crossbow · Pack-a-Punched Weapons · Death Machine · Hell's Retriever Wonder Weapons Ray Gun · Wunderwaffe DG-2 · Monkey Bomb · Thundergun · Winter's Howl · Gersch Device · Matryoshka Dolls · V-R11 · Scavenger · 31-79 JGb215 · Wave Gun · Quantum Entanglement Device · Thrustodyne Aeronautics Model 23 · Sliquifier · Blundergat · Hell's Retriever · Golden Spork Utilities Electro-Shock Defenses · Flogger · Sentry Gun · Fire Pit · Gondola · Fan Trap · Acid Trap Grenades Molotov Cocktail · Stielhandgranate · Frag · Semtex · EMP Grenade Mk 2 Grenade (DS) Equipment Bouncing Betty · Claymore · Spikemore · P.E.S. · Hacker · Turbine · Turret · Zombie Shield · Trample Steam Power-ups weapons Death Machine · Wunderwaffe DG-2 · Zombie Flesh Melee Weapons Knife · Bowie Knife · Sickle · Shovel · Galvaknuckles · Prison Knife · Golden Spork · BRAAAINS... Unusable: Machete · Katana Attachments Rifle Grenade · Sniper Scope · Extended Mags · Grip · Sawed-Off · Bipod · Dual Mags · Silencer · Masterkey · M203 · Speed Reloader · Red Dot Sight · Infrared Scope · Reflex Sight · Snub Nose · Variable Zoom · Swarovski Scope · Dual Wield · Full-Auto · Low Power Scope