1916 Spanish Mauser PartsI recently bought a 1916 Spanish Mauser in 308Win all the serial numbers match and it has a very nice trigger. This is the first Spanish Mauser that I. I just got an M1916 Spanish mauser in.308 yesterday and I was wondering if anybody else has one. There are no marks on the gun except for the serial number and the import markings from Samco. It was made in Ovideo, Spain where the M1916 Guardia Civil carbines were made but has no manufacturers mark on the receiver or under the barrel or on the buttplate or anything. Mauser factory codes and Waffenamt's * ** *** **** ***** **** *** ** * In this section you can find various codes which you can find on Mausers receivers or other parts. This library is so much complete as many information i collect. You find here numeric codes like (83), letter codes like (bnz) or Waffenamts like (WAa280). If you find your Mauser code here it's the first way to identify your Mauser factory or where it was tested. It should give you approximately year of production or other basic info. 1916 Spanish Mauser BoltMost founded code is four digit serial number like (2938), sometimes with letters (2938S). To quick find code you looking for just use search function using 'Ctrl+F' in your web browser. Some quantities of produced Mausers. An early C96 prototype Within a year of its introduction in 1896, the C96 had been sold to governments and commercially to civilians and individual military officers. The Mauser C96 pistol was extremely popular with British officers at the time and many purchased it privately. Mauser supplied the C96 to in the UK for resale. By the onset of World War I, the C96's popularity with the British military had waned. As a military sidearm, the pistols saw service in various colonial wars, as well as,, the, the, the and. The C96 also became a staple of Bolshevik commissars and various warlords and gang leaders in the, known simply as 'the Mauser'. And used Mausers to the Russian imperial family in July 1918. Was fond of the Mauser C96 and used one at the 1898 and during the; carried a Mauser C96 for a period, during his time in the Middle East. Indian Revolutionary and his partymen used these Mauser pistols in the historic in August 1925. Chinese Communist General carried a Mauser C96 during his and later conflicts; his gun (with his name printed on it) can be viewed in the Beijing war museum. Imported and domestic copies of the C96 were used extensively by the Chinese in the and the, as well as by the Spanish during the and the Germans in World War II. Besides the standard 7.63×25 mm chambering, C96 pistols were also commonly chambered for with a small number also being produced in. In 1940, Mauser officials proposed using the C-96 as the vehicle for an upgrade to the 9×25mm Mauser Export cartridge to match the ballistics of the. Lastly, there was a Chinese-manufactured model chambered for. Despite the pistol's worldwide popularity and fame, China was the only nation to use the C96 as the primary of its military and police. Contract variants [ ] 1897 Turkish Army Mauser [ ] Mauser's first military contract was with the Turkish government in 1897. They ordered 1,000 pistols; they had their own serial number range, running from 1 to 1000. They differ in that they use a non-Arabic number system on the tangent sight and the weapon is designated in this number system in the year '1314' rather than the year '1896 / 1897'. Markings include a six-pointed star on both sides of the chamber and of Sultan (a trophy of crossed Turkish flags, various polearms, and a collection of his royal awards and honors) and the Muslim year 1314 on the square left rear frame panel. 1899 Italian Navy Mauser [ ] In 1899, the Italian government ordered Mauser's first major military contract; an order for 5,000 C96 pistols for the. PAL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // // // _|_ _ / /_ _ _ // // // // // // // // // // // // // (_||_)(_|/ / _||_|| // // // // // // // // // // ------------------------_|------_||_||_|--v1.0.6-------[Checking for updates to abgx360.dat. Pro evolution soccer 20010. They differ in that their receivers were 'slab-sided' (i.e., lacked the milling on the sides found on commercial Mausers). They also have a 'ring hammer' (spurless hammer with a hole through its head) instead of the early 'cone hammer' (spurless hammer with ribbed cone-like projections on the sides of its head). These guns had their own serial number range, running from 1 to 5000. 1910 Persian contract Mauser [ ] The Persian government ordered 1,000 pistols. They have the Persian government's ' insignia on the rectangular milled panel on the left side of the receiver and the serial numbers range from 154000 to 154999.
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