Mauser C 96

alvin · 08-26-2009, 07:09 PM

Yes, as commented by alanint Schnell stock has a unique relief cut [red] for the firing control switch. Also, the "Steady Spring" [blue] on this type of stock is unique, different from all previous models.

This stock may have a hinge screw [white] installed wrong. This screw is the short one shown in Mauser's user manual. The screw tip should not pretrude out of the wood, otherwise, it scratches the gun. Mauser was very thoughtful and they used a short screw here.... probably the shorter one is installed in the wrong place, there are 5 hinge screws and this place should use the short one.

08-26-2009, 07:09 PM	#15
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Yes, as commented by alanint Schnell stock has a unique relief cut [red] for the firing control switch. Also, the "Steady Spring" [blue] on this type of stock is unique, different from all previous models. This stock may have a hinge screw [white] installed wrong. This screw is the short one shown in Mauser's user manual. The screw tip should not pretrude out of the wood, otherwise, it scratches the gun. Mauser was very thoughtful and they used a short screw here.... probably the shorter one is installed in the wrong place, there are 5 hinge screws and this place should use the short one. Attached Thumbnails

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