Shooting a Mauser 1914 in range

Patronen · 12-30-2011, 11:17 PM

I've never owned or fired one of those. A guy that used to work at an old long gone gun shop used to have a 1934 in 7.65/.32 acp and a 1910 in 6.35/.25 acp. He used to boast how accurate the 1910 was and one day I was at the shop he had the 1910 out in his saddle bags of his motorcycle and he took it down to the range on the shop grounds and showed me how accurate it was. At the distance he fired at, the pistol was scary accurate. I never seen a .25 that size then or since perform so well. He would say that those Mauser pistols were sleepers in the accuracy dept.

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12-30-2011, 11:17 PM	#5
Patronen User Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 312 Thanks: 335 Thanked 93 Times in 70 Posts	I've never owned or fired one of those. A guy that used to work at an old long gone gun shop used to have a 1934 in 7.65/.32 acp and a 1910 in 6.35/.25 acp. He used to boast how accurate the 1910 was and one day I was at the shop he had the 1910 out in his saddle bags of his motorcycle and he took it down to the range on the shop grounds and showed me how accurate it was. At the distance he fired at, the pistol was scary accurate. I never seen a .25 that size then or since perform so well. He would say that those Mauser pistols were sleepers in the accuracy dept.