I can snap a few more pics if close ups or different angles of needed. The bore appears to be clean, and the bolt moves smoothly and it shoots accurately.Īny help with the value and maybe where to find some info on it would be greatly appreciated. It doesn't appear to have been refinished and I don't think it has been sporterized, the only non original part/alteration looks like is the front sight appears to have had some bright nail polish painted onto it some time ago. It does not have any importation markings on it that I can find so I'm guessing it was brought onto the US a while ago. I picked it up at a garage sale this summer from an elderly gentleman that said his friend from the VFW gave it to him before he passed away and that was about all he knew about the gun.įrom the little information that I have found online I think it might be a Spanish Mauser since it appears that he maker marks have all been scrubbed. I was wondering if anyone could help on identifying the value and possibly any other information about my 7 mm Mauser. * MARKINGS – aside from serial number, appears to be scrubbed. 308 commercial loadings! & should be reviewed by competent gunsmith before firing with reduced loads, a complete Spanish Mauser.* MEASUREMENTS – posting this at work, I can get this later if needed These rifles are not safe, and are not designed for, 7.62 NATO or. Sling swivel on left side of barrel band & sling bar inlet in buttstock. Cleaning rod is present in good condition. Front of barrel stamped on bottom w/'' OVIEDO SPAIN M1916 - SAMCO MIA FL 308 W''. Matching serial numbers on receiver & magazine floorplate, bolt is non-matching. Bore is poor, dark with only light rifling remaining. Front sight is inverted '' V'' blade with protective ears on sides. Rear sight is v-notch adjustable leaf with graduating marks from 3 to 20. Receiver ring is unmarked, left side of receiver shows serial number. Receiver showing 30% bluing, bent bolt has most of the bluing worn away. Military style metal butt plate showing light brown rust patina & grey. Buttstock has crack at toe extending about 6 '' into the stock.
Straight grip stock in good condition for age/use w/ only a few light scratches/dings throughout both lower & upper handguard.
SN: OT1459, Bolt action rifle, 22'' barrel. Spanish Mauser Model 1916 2nd pattern, CAL: 308. You should contact the seller to resolve any questions before bidding.Īuction currency is U.S. Seller assumes all responsibility for listing
Winner will be contacted shortly by Ward's Auctions For sale is a Mauser 1916 bolt-action rifle in what we believe to be 7.57 Mauser.
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