Argentine Mauser Serial Numbers
Specifications
Manufacturer(s): Waffenfabrik Mauser AG - Imperial Germany / Fabrique Nationale - Belgium
Roles: Close Quarters Battle (CQB)/Personal Security; Manual Repeat-Fire; Frontline Infantry/Rifleman;
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Caliber(s): 7.65x53mm Argentine Mauser
Sights: Iron Front and Rear.
Overall Length: 1,295 mm (50.98 in)
Barrel Length: 780 mm (30.71 in)
Weight (Unloaded): 8.82 lb (4.00 kg)
Rate-of-Fire: 12 rounds-per-minute
- Argentine 1891 Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, 7.65x53mm with 29 12 barrel, all matching serial numbers, marked MAUSER MODELO ARGENTINO for sale by Two Wright Arms Co on. Need info on a mauser modelo argintina 1891 with marking/serial. 1896 Mauser quick identification.
- Sep 19, 2009 I just came into possession of a Berlin-made M1909 Argentine Mauser. All serial numbers match on the receiver, bolt, stock, and cleaning rod. The rifle is in very good condition, bright metal on the action with some cosmoline still in it, a little bit of pitting on the forward barrel band.
- This particular rifle is a second year production, made in 1892, and the first series of Mauser rifles to fire smokeless ammunition. We hope you enjoy today's video, and stay tuned for more.
- On Page 109 of Argentine Mauser Rifles 1871-1959, Webster says the rifles made in serial range above O5000 were marked Ludwig Loewe but were actually made by DWM and he says the 1899 production was serialed from O5000 to T7999 for a production of 53,000.
An Argentine government commission sought to replace earlier Model 1871s in Argentine service and contracted with Mauser in 1886 to upgrade their existing stocks. The result was adoption of the Model 1891 largely based on the Model 1890 Turkish Mauser though with subtle modifications to suit the Argentine Army requirement. This included a revised bolt assembly and reinforced extractor unit while being chambered for the local 7.65x53mm Argentine Mauser cartridge. On every other quality however the Argentine Mauser was essentially the Turkish variant and a Mauser long gun through and through.
The Model 1891 featured a single-piece wood stock with a straight-wrist grip section. The bolt handle held the typical knob at its end for ease of use and the assembly sat over the right side of the gun. The trigger loop was underslung in the usual way with a projecting magazine case featured just ahead of the trigger unit. The metal working components were inlaid to the woodwork and a single band joined the stock to the barrel. Sighting was through iron fixtures across the top of the frame and at the muzzle. The weapon was fed through a 5-round integral box magazine. As with other rifles of the period, Argentine Mausers held provision for the mounting of a bayonet.
As a bolt-action weapon, the rifle required manual actuation of the bolt system to strip a fresh cartridge from the awaiting integral magazine and enter said cartridge into the firing chamber, providing the effective lock and seal for the bullet prior to firing. Muzzle velocity reached 2,100 feet per second with the weapon ranged out to about 2,080 yards. As with other Mausers, Argentine versions were equally long (51 inches overall) and heavy (8.8lb) but structurally strong and robust under adverse combat conditions.
Beyond the standard long gun form, the Argentine Army adopted the weapon in a 'Model 1891 Cavarly Carbine' variant, these weapons being shortened (to 37 inches) for a more compact profile - suitable for cavalry troops in the field. The original Model 1891 long gun was eventually updated during 1909 to produce the Model 1891/09 designation - the guns given regraduated sights following the widespread adoption by global militaries of the pointed 'Spitzer' bullet. Pointed bullets succeeded the older rounded bullet types.
1891 Mauser Serial Number Dates
Variants / Models
• Model 1891 - Base Series Designation; original production forms based on the Turkish Mauser; chambered for 7.65x53mm Argentine Mauser cartridge.
• Model 1891 Cavalry Carbine - Shortened cavalry carbine form for mounted and specialist troops; 37' length.
• Model 1891/09 - Update of 1909 for pointed Spitzer bullets; regraduated sights.