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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: South America
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Hi,
I don't think I had showed this before. Here is my Mauser Schnellfeuer (M712) - the gun is matching and alive (capable of full auto firing), although I do not plan to shoot it. I guess it was made around 1935, in middle of the production. This Schnellfeuer only have the commercial C/C/U on the left side of the chamber and no nazi markings at all. It is chambered for the 7,63 x 25 ammo (.30 Mauser), serial number in the 44000 range and the magazine base only have the "Mauser Banner" on it. Most of the Schnellfeuer pistols that came here were purchased brand new in mid-1930s for Law Enforment duty. These guns remained in line of service until the 1970s, thus is hard to find them in good condition. It is not in pristine condition, as it was a service gun, not a safe queen. It only has the 10 rounds magazine and no stock (the stock shown was added for photograpic purposes), so the hunting is still going on. Hope you enjoy it. Douglas. |
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