How many rounds does a German Mauser hold?
| Mauser C96 | |
|---|---|
| Feed system | 10-round internal magazine fed by stripper clip 10- or 20-round detachable box magazine (M712 Schnellfeuer and detachable magazine variants) 20- or 40-round magazine (prototype M1917 trench carbine) |
| Sights | V-notch rear tangent sight adjustable up to 1,000 m (1,100 yd), inverted V front sight |
What is so good about the Mauser action?
The Proliferate Mauser Bolt-Action Rifle It was and remains first in strength, reliability, accuracy, and safety. Built for the rigors of combat, the K98k served its users well for a lifetime.
Are German Mauser shotguns safe to shoot?
These were made from surplus Mausers, in an attempt to “jump-start” the German firearms industry under the Versailles military arms restrictions. Shotguns in safe working condition might be safe to shoot if used with light loads only. A lot of metal and wood was removed in the modification to a shotgun.
What is a Geha shotgun?
Mauser “GEHA” shotgun GEHA shotguns were converted from GEW 98 Mauser rifles after WWI around 1919-1929, maybe later. These were made from surplus Mausers, in an attempt to “jump-start” the German firearms industry under the Versailles military arms restrictions.
What makes the Mauser 98 so special?
Reliable, state-of-the-art firearm technology, solid one-piece steel structures, the MAUSER double square bridge and exceptional inventive talent are what fascinates hunters all over the world. The best or none! MAUSER 98
Why buy a Mauser rifle?
The Mauser brand has stood as a symbol for the real, successful hunting experience for over 140 years. All hunting rifles made by Mauser are based on traditional, down-to-earth values, combined with the most modern of rifle technology.