Mauser model 1914?
I have been looking at a Mauser 1914 in 7.65 cal. It supposedly is of WWI vintage. The asking price is $550, it is a five digit serial no., it has a crown/c proof just ahead of the rear sight, and it...
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Robarr, if it is in good shape and you are interested in it, buy it. The price is fair, and unfortunately one you will have to pay if you want one.The pistol is overcomplicated and to the best of my...
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The machine work and fitting on these guns is amazing. The same guy designed the CZ-27, and a lot of the basic mechanism is similar.
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Here are some mauser pistols (1910, 1914 & 1934) that might be worth checking out at Simpson LTD.EzCode Parsing Error:=www.simpsonltd.com/Showro...mauser.htm neww
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robarr44 I have one of these pistols and if you'd like a bunch of pictures of it shoot me an email(I think lost yours).
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Fl, You may send a couple of photos when you have time. I am curious as to the German military proof that was used on these pistols, it is a crown over some letter, can't seem to make out the letter,...
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This is a superbly made pistol,incredibly reliable and accurate for its size. I can field strip it blindfolded and completely disassemble it in 5 minutes. unique safety also[push button].Love these...
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missboop714 ~ Welcome to the forums!! Happy to have you with us.
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missboop714, let me also you to the forums!Glad you found us, and hope you enjoy it around here.*******NRA Life Member"Firepower is one bullet that hits" George S Patton
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Robarr, The military procured will have one of three acceptance marks on top of the slide in addition to the Crown/U commercial proof. These three acceptance marks are in the form of a Crown/letter....
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I am just now getting interested in the 1914/34 Mausers. Owning various WWII German fire arms, something about this auction seems funny. The Nazi stamps look funny, as if they were freehanded with...
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Soutex, I checked in my Mauser book and you have the 1914 model. It also states that there are a "goodly number of variations known". Barrel could be 4 1/2 & 3 3/8 with or without "MAUSER" in...
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I found a really nice link on pocket pistols. The gentleman is Austrian and his very large collection is on-line including production history, variations and data for each pistol type....
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Soutex,From "Mauser Pocket Pistols 1910-1946" by Roy G. Pender, cr 1971. Serial 434630 falls within the range for the Standard Postwar Commercial 1914, Pender recorded 299391 - 459873. The SPWC 1914...
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%%WORD0%D welcome..My first C&R was a 1910.. I did so much research on it before I bought, you would have thought I was buying a car. The 1910's are chambered in 6.35mm or 25acp. the 1914 and 1934...
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I got a nice 1914 from Simpsons Ltd! Nice guys. Discriptions were right on target and the price was more than fair at $195. Serial: 236,7xx, 7.65mm naturally. It is about 80% to 85% finish, blank side...
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