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Mauser C 96 "Early Transitional Large Ring Hammer" mit nummerngleichem Kasten

Lot 7628
08.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
Buyer Premium25 %
ID 1419267
Lot 7628 | Mauser C 96 "Early Transitional Large Ring Hammer" mit nummerngleichem Kasten
Mauser C 96 "Early Transitional Large Ring Hammer" mit nummerngleichem Kasten
Kal. 7,63mmMauser, Nr. 13404, nummerngleich inkl. Zubringer und Griffschalen. Leich rauer Lauf, Länge 140 mm. Zehnschüssig. Beschuss Doppelkrone/U und Oberndorfer Geweih. Fertigung 1899 - 1900. Visier skaliert 50 - 500. Langer Auszieher. Auf der Kammer dreizeilige Firmierung. Vollständige, originale Brünierung, partiell minimal feinfleckig. Hahn mit Gehäuse grau gebeizt. Kleinteile gebläut. Verschluss und Abzug weiß poliert. Nussholzgriffschalen. Fangring. Frühe "Large Ring Hammer"-Pistolen tauchen im Übergangsbereich von SN 12000 - 15000 teilweise noch mit Cone-Hammer-Unterteil auf. Ebenfalls früher Schlagbolzen, Abzug und verstiftetes Visier. Sehr selten zu finden in dieser Ausführung. Vgl. System Mauser Breathed/Schroeder, S. 56-57. Dazu der nummerngleiche Nussholz-Anschlagkasten ohne Risse, sehr gute Erhaltung.
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A Mauser C 96 "Early Transitional Large Ring Hammer", with shoulder stock
A Mauser C 96 "Early Transitional Large Ring Hammer", with shoulder stock
Cal. 7,63mmMauser, SN. 13404, all matching numbers. Barrel length 140 mm, slightly frosted barrel. Ten shots. Proof marks double-crown/"U" and Oberndorf antler. Made in 1899/1900. Rear sights graduated from 50 - 500. Long extractor. The chamber with three-line company markings. Excellent original finish with only some minimal spotting. Hammer and locking block case hardened, small parts nitre blued. Bolt and trigger in the white. Walnut grips. Lanyard ring. Early "Large Ring Hammer" guns in the transitional serial number range from 12000 to 15000 have occasionally been built with Cone hammer receivers, early pattern firing pins, triggers and pinned sights. This pattern is extremely rare. See Breathed/Schroeder, System Mauser, p. 56-57. The walnut shoulder stock in very good condition, with matching number and no cracks.
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Condition: I - II
Place of origin:Germany
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