Karabiner Mauser-Koka Mod. 1884, Versuch - photo 1

Karabiner Mauser-Koka Mod. 1884, Versuch

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15.05.2024 09:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
ID 1200014
Lot 1742 | Karabiner Mauser-Koka Mod. 1884, Versuch
Karabiner Mauser-Koka Mod. 1884, Versuch
Kal. 10x47R Förster, Nr. 1, außer der Nummer 1 auf dem Abzugsblech ohne jegliche Nummerierung. Vierfach gezogener, blanker Lauf, Länge 55 cm. Achtschüssiges Röhrenmagazin. Rahmenvisier mit Markierungen "3-11". Links an der Hülse mit Firmierung "GEBR. MAUSER & Co OBERNDORF". Nahezu vollständige, originale Brünierung von Lauf mit Systemhülse, Beschlägen, Abzugsblech und Kolbenkappe. Verschluss blank. Nussholz-Vollschaft mit Lager und Gebrauchsspuren. Das System ist ein verkürztes System 1871/84, Systemhülsenlänge 145mm, Schloss insgesamt 179mm lang. Laut Patronenlagerabguss Hülsenlänge 47 mm, Feld-/Zugdurchmesser 10,0/10,4mm. Ansonsten weist die Waffe starke Ähnlichkeit mit dem Kavalleriekarabiner Mauser-Koka Mod. 1884 auf, Vergleiche Hermann-Historica, Auktion 90, Los 2711. Vermutlich handelt es sich um eine Muster- oder Versuchswaffe, die in verkürztem Kaliber gefertigt wurde, Länge der Waffe 104 cm. Rarität ersten Ranges, so noch nicht im Handel gesehen.
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Mauser-Koka Rifle Mod. 1884, experimental
Mauser-Koka Rifle Mod. 1884, experimental
Cal. 10x47R Förster, SN. 1, the number "1" on the trigger bar apart no serial numbers. Barrel length 55 cm, bright bore, four lands/grooves. Tubular magazine for eight rounds. Rear sights graduated "3-11". The left of the receiver marked "GEBR. MAUSER & Co OBERNDORF". Original finish of barrel, chamber area, fittings, trigger guard and butt cap > 98%. Polished bolt. Walnut stock with signs of wear. This rifle features a shortened Mauser 1871/84 system, the receiver only 145mm long, the overall length of the lock 179mm. Cartridge dimensions according to a chamber cast: case length 47 mm, groove/land distance 10,0/10,4mm. Cartridge dimensions apart this rifle looks very much like the cavalry carbine Mauser Koka Mod. 1884, see Hermann Historica auction 90, lot 2711. This is most likely a trial gun, built in a shortened calibre. Overall length 104 cm. Extremely rare, never seen on offer to date!
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Condition: I -
Place of origin:German Empire
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