I have attached a couple of photos.yes the bolt has a flat on the underside and yes it does cock on closing From the back of the reciever to the crown of the barrel the measurement This is a shortened version for the model 1893. It was very nice overall.ĭutch,thanks.good commentary from you as always from youĪfter a little research I think I have a model 1916 short rifle manufactured in Ovideo Spain by Fabric DeArmas in 1934. $200 dated 1898 with a JC ivory inlay in the right-side of the buttstock. visually nearly identical to the 1894 Swedish carbine. Mucho denaro for those now.Ī long-ago gunshow regret: 1893 Spanish carbine.
Most had the sticker removed but a couple have survived. They were kept at Springfield Arsenal and later sold by Bannerman's in New York. There are a very few authenticated 1893 Spanish Mausers with a sticker on the buttstock detailing how it was captured in Cuba during the Spanish-American War circa 1898. It was a huge contract for the original rifles made in Germany until Spain contracted to build their own. While not the best made Mauser the 1893 represents a significant model as it was the first of the flush staggered magazine and non-rotating extractor. This is a 1893 Spanish Mauser I picked up at auction for $75. What you have is probably the 1893/16 short rifle.
It seems many rifles used in the Spanish Civil War circa 1936 had the crest removed, some so carefully you wouldn't know there was one there in the first place. I suspect that 1934 is the date of Manuf.Ĭan anyone tell me something about this rifle? Model? (93? 95?) and perhaps its place of Manuf. On the receiver written in a semi-circle are the letters FABRIC (D)EARMAS.THE (D) means that I am not totally sure if its a "D" or not because the lettering has been worn down.īelow this semi-circle lettering is printed I just "found" a 7mm Mauser.looks like a carbine instead of a long rifle.
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