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Mauser 1914/1934 , 7.65 .32cal

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  • bobinwis
    Good afternoon,

    Try www.e-gunparts.com, that's Numrich out in New York. Click on the model and they show an exploded diagram with part numbers, then go see if the part numbers are available. Parts for these older guns are not easy to find.

    Regards, Bob
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  • p3skyking
    Wide,
    Mauser made a few small changes through the years on the Model 1914, but other than the Art Deco grips, there is not much difference between the two. In fact, when a 14 came back to the factory for repair, the grips were changed out and it was redesignated as a Model 1934.

    Gunbroker always has someone parting one out, so you shouldn't have much problem finding what you need although I would hit Numerich first.


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    Stolen from, and with thanks, to Kiwibird
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