LukeTMiller
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I received this Rifle from my Grandfather, who is very knowledgeable when it comes to firearms. He calls it a German Mauser. It seems to be one of those Mausers that were modified heavily post WWII. The rear Williams peep sight is an obvious addition, and a former rear sight has been removed (you can still see where it was cut off.) It has the thumb notch on the side of the action for a stripper clip. Also, I was told that military grade German Mausers could not be closed if empty because the bottom of the bolt is flat, it hits the spring thing (sorry I don't know what it is called) that the rounds rest on. This has also clearly been modified so that the bolt hits a slope and can be closed when empty, instead of hitting a flat surface. As you can see the wood stock and barrel are much different than the classic German Mauser. So, what is this thing and where did it come from?
I see know manufacturing information. All that is engraved on the metal is a lot of small circles and saint symbols.
2,45 g G.B.P.
St.m.6.
it Fires 8mm Mauser rounds.
I see know manufacturing information. All that is engraved on the metal is a lot of small circles and saint symbols.
2,45 g G.B.P.
St.m.6.
it Fires 8mm Mauser rounds.