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Mauser 1910 mauser 25 cal.

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  • Bill Costik
    One of your questions is a little confusing. Size of what in inches?
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  • blugill
    Sorry bout that. I would like to know the length of the gun overall.
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  • Bill Costik
    I'm not sure of the length. Were you considering it for CCW? I'm not sure the reason behind you asking how long it was. Not trying to be smart, just curious.
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  • 1KYDSTR
    Typical old world German quality. If you get one in nice shape, they are nice little mouse guns. VERY little recoil with a total weight like that. They tend to be fairly accurate, but in a gun that small accuracy is measured at about 10 feet, so it's no target gun! I believe the ovwerall length is about "5.

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  • Buff51
    I have one I bought recently. Shot it twice and the disconnector broke. They are impossible to find for the .25. I had one major parts supplier tell me they get a lot of requests for this particular part, so obviously it is a problem part. A poster on another forum told me that the leaf springs in these guns are also fragile, but they are readily available.

    Otherwise, the gun is a joy to shoot. Mine is quite accurate--2 inch groups at 40 feet with the 35 grain Hornady JHP's.

    I'm going to get my machinist cousin to help me make a new disconnector.
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