1937 S/42 Military Issue Mauser Firing Pin

CJS57 · 11-12-2013, 09:12 AM

I am the seller of the gun. Thanks for all the good words. It is a very nice gun! A matching firing pin will come along on ebay eventually. The un-numbered pin could be forced matched easily, but that is cheating! That's why I didn't do it. I sold the gun because I found a similar 1937 2 matched mag "Rig" in even stronger condition. And then another 1937 with strawed parts variation showed up as well. Three 1937's were more than I needed so this one had to go! A great gun that came from a veteran's family to a local gun shop, but no history on it. To the purchaser: Thanks! And I think you will like it, I know I did! By the way this gun looks much better in person! The digital pictures show every little thing that you do not see in real life viewing.

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11-12-2013, 09:12 AM	#9
CJS57 User Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 224 Thanks: 0 Thanked 81 Times in 41 Posts	I am the seller of the gun. Thanks for all the good words. It is a very nice gun! A matching firing pin will come along on ebay eventually. The un-numbered pin could be forced matched easily, but that is cheating! That's why I didn't do it. I sold the gun because I found a similar 1937 2 matched mag "Rig" in even stronger condition. And then another 1937 with strawed parts variation showed up as well. Three 1937's were more than I needed so this one had to go! A great gun that came from a veteran's family to a local gun shop, but no history on it. To the purchaser: Thanks! And I think you will like it, I know I did! By the way this gun looks much better in person! The digital pictures show every little thing that you do not see in real life viewing.