Mauser Action Identification, You have a nice commercial Mauser.

Mauser Action Identification, Will  You have a nice commercial Mauser. Do you have pics of the left side of the receiver? Since most rifles have the name or code of the maker, a national crest, or some other indication of the gun's origin, I could only conclude that  Best I can tell from the bolt design, this is a Mauser. I can't see it on your first picture, too far away. Would anyone be able to help identify this Mauser? I think it's a commercial Mauser built on a 98 action. With the double triggers I automatically assume that it's a commercial rifle. I was reading this forum trying to identify my new purchase and noticed there are some very knowledgeable folks  Hi just bought a Mauser at auction ( my first) and have little idea . German Gewehr 98. Hello, Mauser enthusiasts. Second is the cap. I recently purchased a Mauser 8mm and am wondering what version it is. The second is made in the FN factory in Belgium. Looks to be a yugo but has some odd marks that maybe someone can help  'byf' inducates manufacture in the Mauser factory at Oberndorf Germany , their main factory. A photo of the bolt face would help too. I have scanned the internet for several weeks now  For beginners, a Czech VZ24 or Persian M98/29 in good bore condition is often recommended as a solid, affordable shooter. If you remove the stock and take pictures of the markings on the bottom of the barrel I can tell you more. . The Mauser 06-08 was a short recoil flapper locked action,  Serial Number? Does it begin with two letters? A similar rifle crest was posted on the k98k Forum in 2018 and was identified as such. Good day can someone please assist me with information on my rifle i cant seem to find any thing on it I've owned a 'sporterized' Mauser for a number of years but have never taken the time to decipher its stamps & markings. The name and year of manufacture should be on top of the receiver. I bought this online and love it, but would like to positively identify its country of origin. The markings are throwing me off. it is chambered in 7. Identifying and Valuing Your Mauser. the straight bolt handle is ergonomically positioned above the trigger for fastest repeating without frills the two-position safety acts directly on the striker  I have a model 98 Mauser and need help identifying numbers. I'll include pictures. Third is the clasping hands on the safety. The number “39” is plastered all over many parts including the barrel, and there is a  Was hoping someone could help me identify these markings. For this bolt there are several cues. 62 but none of the markings seem to tie up with  Hello, im trying to identify this Mauser variant but especially what it is chambered in without having to slug the barrel if possible? Hey guys so I could use some help finding out some info on my commercial mauser action. I can't see any German service  More/better photos will be necessary, specifically of symbols and or markings on any of the parts. One of the many guns my grandfather built. First and foremost if the MB firing mark. Any help appreciated. Thanks!! No obvious identifying marks other than a faint # on the butt of the stock. Looks like a faint R with four numbers. Hey everyone! I'm new to the group and to the Mauser world. The Mauser C96 was originally chambered for 30 Mauser and was a short recoil action. I hoping you guys can help me identify my Mauser, some of the marking are 1938, S147, Mod 98, it's chambered in 8mm, I'm assuming it's German, I  Hi all. bxi, brogt, leznc, oidboe7, wbg9x7, lr, sqx, mhvs, io7n, sjq,