Note the serial number on the underside of the buttstock and the Peruvian inspection cartouche. Note position of markings in relation to the stock disc. Note the Mauser Banner stock cartouche and the Peruvian acceptance cartouche of intertwined laurels. Note the bolt stop forms part of the charger guide. Typically the bolt would match the rifle, this bolt is not serialized and is likely a replacement. Ote the Peruvian national crest and the "Mauser Original" rollstamp. Note that the barrel and the lange-vizier sight are both serialized. Note the receiver markings indicating manufacture by Mauser Oberndorf. Note the 1904 style heavy cocking piece and the flap on the bolt stop forming part of the charger clip guide, similar to that found on the 1909 Argentine Mauser. 4919 Visits.įull length view of rifle, note tha it is essentially an export-pattern Gew98. "Please leave comments at bottom of album pages"Īlbum by Claven2. (Mfg by Waffenfabrik Mauser - Oberndorf A/N)Ĭaliber. Military Surplus Collectors Forums (click here)īadger | Home > Milsurp Knowledge Library >
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