Swedish Mauser

WIN52C

October 04, 2002 08:46

I have just recently purchased a Swedish Mauser stamped 1910 with bayonet. When attached the bayonet is sloppy as there seems to be some sort of bushing missing from end of barrel. All that is there is threads. Can someone tell me what I am missing and where I could fine it to complete this rifle. Many thanks, Joe

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  WIN52C

  October 04, 2002 08:46

  I have a Swedish Mauser marked Carl Gustafs 1909 on reciever. All number match and is in near perfect shape, it has a threaded barrel with flash hidder. Could someone tell me what the rifle is worth? It is all original.
  
  Thank you

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  allen griggs

  October 04, 2002 09:05

  These markings refer to the condition of the rifle. The little section with the 1, 2, and 3 indicates the amount of bore wear. No marking at all indicates a new bore. A mark on the number 1 indicates a small amount of wear. The other section is for bore diameter. The diameter of your bore is 6.50mm. Your rifle is in very good shape as I know of guys with a bore wear rating of 3 whose rifles shoot very well.

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  WIN52C

  October 04, 2002 14:21

  Thanks Allen

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  v35

  October 04, 2002 14:32

  For a good history of the Swedish Mauser including an explanation of the brass disk see: http://students.washington.edu/basiji/swedeFAQ.html

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  Wiscokid

  October 04, 2002 15:26

  Try going to surplusrifle.com bring up m96 swede go to articles. The 38 is a shortened version of the 96. Enjoy the fact you own an afordable quality rifle

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