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rusty1
I aquired a mauser pistol from my grandfather. It is in almost perfect condition with leather holster and extra mag. The only markings on it is where it was made, the patent and the serial number all on the left side of the slide. I believe it is a model 1910 or a 1934, the serial number is 48XX. It doesn't have a caliber on the right side like the rest I've seen. I was wondering what caliber it was and if it would handle modern loads. I am also interested in what it would cost even tho I am not interested in selling it.
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  • rusty1
    A friend wishes to know approximate value of this pistol.

    mauser- 7,65 on right side of slide
    235401 WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.G.ORBENDORF A.N. MAUSER'S PATENT on left side
    401 0n action just above trigger and on the bottom of both mags with 1&2 on 1st and second mag.
    L.A. 94 on front of grip and also stamped on back of leather holster.
    Barrel length is 86mm
    It has original blueing and is in 80-90% condition.
    Suposedly taken from a german officer in Paris toward the end of WW II
    what is it? value and age???
    Thanks for any help
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  • p3skyking
    Rusty? LMAO on that one.

    There are a couple of different Models and they break down different.

    C96 series includes 1930 model(Broomhandle)

    1910/14 series (.25 and .32)

    HSc (.32)

    WTP (.25)

    Luger/P38 (Made by Mauserwerk 9mm)

    Must first determine what you have. Can you post/send a photo?

    ...honor is important only when dealng with honorable men.
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  • tapwater
    Not to be picky, but Hsc also .380[8D]

    The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
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  • rufe-snow
    This excellent site has pictures of almost all the Mauser Pistols made prior to 1945, the only one not pictured as far as I know are the vestpocket .25's.



    http://www.panchogun.com/IndexALLGuns.html
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  • rusty1
    its a .32 cal. with a very small hammer spur.

    rusty1
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  • rufe-snow
    Sounds Like a HSc, MARSTAR has some basic disassembly instructions on-line.





    http://www.marstar.ca/AssemblyMauserHScPP.htm
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  • rusty1
    thanks guys as always i can get the help i need on gunbrokers. with a little more cleaning i leaned that the gun is an HSc .32 with the release latch in the trigger guard, now for the hard part if it was not a mauser i would ditch this baby.someone really abused this one.

    thank rusty1

    rusty1
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