Spanish Mauser, suggestions wanted
I posted under General, but think that was a mistake, so here I go again........
I've just acquired what I believe to be a 1920 era Spanish Mauser. I've take a number of pictures and I've placed them here...
http://picasaweb.google.com/kyle.vanderstel/SPANISHMAUSER#
I've looked for input on the overall condition of the piece, how rare or unrare it is and perhaps, what one could expect a value to be, in So. california.
Thanks, from a rookie....
I've just acquired what I believe to be a 1920 era Spanish Mauser. I've take a number of pictures and I've placed them here...
http://picasaweb.google.com/kyle.vanderstel/SPANISHMAUSER#
I've looked for input on the overall condition of the piece, how rare or unrare it is and perhaps, what one could expect a value to be, in So. california.
Thanks, from a rookie....
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It's been sporterized, by cutting the stock and removing bayonet lug, front band etc.. This has a negative affect on it's value to a military rifle collector. Spanish Mausers are fairly common even in arsenal original condition. IMHO yours would only have value as a inexpensive hunting rifle, $150-$250, if the bore is in good shape? 0 -
Paid $90 for one 20 years ago... sold for $250 after putting $200 worth of updates in it over the years (drill & tap for scope, bend bolt, synthetic stock)...
Either keep and enjoy as is, or maybe consider converting to diff caliber like 7.62x39 or 45acp0 -
Nice rifle.
Keep as is or maybe bend bolt and mount scope.
Is yours a 7mm or a 8mm conversion and how is the bore?0
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