Roy Hill from Brownells showcases his recently acquired 1891 Argentine Mauser rifle. This historical firearm is closely based on the Belgian Model 1889, being one of the first military rifles to utilize smokeless powder cartridges in 7.65x53mm Mauser. The video highlights the 1891's features, including its stripper clip loading, detachable 5-round magazine, and 'cock on closing' bolt. The specific rifle featured is a well-preserved example manufactured in 1896, exhibiting matching serial numbers and post-1893 improvements like a longer handguard and a steel cleaning rod. The description emphasizes that original, unaltered Mausers in excellent condition can still be found at affordable prices.
This video provides a comprehensive guide on how to verify if a Luger P08 firearm has matching serial numbers, a crucial factor in its value. The presenter visits Simpson Ltd. to demonstrate the process on a WWII German Army Luger, the most common type found in the US. The tutorial covers identifying serial numbers on both external and internal parts, acknowledging that numbering patterns can vary across different Luger models. This information serves as a foundational primer for collectors and enthusiasts interested in assessing Luger authenticity and value.
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