Original WWII German Schießbuch – Military Shooting Record, 1938–1939

Original German military Schießbuch (Shooting Record Book), dated 1938–1939, documenting rifle marksmanship training during the prewar period of the Third Reich.

Issued to a German soldier holding the rank of Schütze (rifleman/private), this original booklet contains handwritten shooting scores, recorded training exercises, and printed target diagrams used to evaluate rifle accuracy.

The booklet is designated Gruppe B, Shooting Class II, and includes references to the Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98 rifle series. Interior records document shooting exercises at various distances, including 100 and 150 meters, along with firing positions and performance results.

Several pages contain handwritten entries and shooting results, offering a firsthand look at German military marksmanship training immediately before the outbreak of World War II.

Condition: Good antique condition, with age-related yellowing, scattered staining, minor creasing, and wear to the paper covers and edges. The interior remains generally legible, with original handwritten entries and printed shooting diagrams preserved.

An interesting original historical document for collectors of German military records, World War II militaria, and military firearms history.

The exact original booklet pictured is the item offered.