I don't know how well these will show here but I have a copy of the White Labs report of the destructive testing they did on the 1916 Mauser Samco sells. They were chambered in the 7.62 NATO round as an expedient measure to comply with NATO requirements until suitable rifles could be implemented. Small ring Mausers were not designed for continual use with those kinds of pressures. Eventually, the results are pretty much the same, you'll wear it out to the point you can't use it, or you break it.ĭon't tempt fate, it has no will power. You can shoot.308 Win commercial loads in it, same as you can slam your front door, as hard as you can, every time you go in and out. If you don't reload, it's the perfect time to learn how. Safe, accurate, and comfortable to shoot. These rifles commonly have two types of serial numbers.īryan, if you reload, load.308 brass, using.300 Savage load data. That you might have a Spanish Mauser of 1893/1916. Need some help identifying a 7mm Spanish.
Rifle Make: Rifle Model: Caliber: Rifle Description: Sale Price: Loewe, Berlin, Germany, cca.1895. We carry Mauser, Enfield, 1911, Mosin Nagant and more! Gun Collection: MAKE: Bergmann MODEL: 1896 No 3 MADE: Germany CALIBER: 6.5mm rimless Bergmann SERIAL NUMBER: 577 YEAR MADE: 1896 TYPE: medium frame single action semi. I can snap a few more pics if close ups or different angles of needed.1916 Spanish Mauser Serial Numbers Rating: 9,5/10 4999reviewsĪt Liberty Tree Collectors, we feature a wide range of collectible military firearms, parts, and accessories. The bore appears to be clean, and the bolt moves smoothly and it shoots accurately.Īny help with the value and maybe where to find some info on it would be greatly appreciated. It doesn't appear to have been refinished and I don't think it has been sporterized, the only non original part/alteration looks like is the front sight appears to have had some bright nail polish painted onto it some time ago. It does not have any importation markings on it that I can find so I'm guessing it was brought onto the US a while ago. I picked it up at a garage sale this summer from an elderly gentleman that said his friend from the VFW gave it to him before he passed away and that was about all he knew about the gun.įrom the little information that I have found online I think it might be a Spanish Mauser since it appears that he maker marks have all been scrubbed. I was wondering if anyone could help on identifying the value and possibly any other information about my 7 mm Mauser. * MARKINGS – aside from serial number, appears to be scrubbed. * MEASUREMENTS – posting this at work, I can get this later if needed
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