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#1891 argentine mauser engineers carbine serial numbers
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Argentine Crest is present! Metal finish is 95% bluing. The receiver is marked "Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891" and "Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken, Berlin". A4760Īrgentine Mauser M91 Rifle for Sale - See PICTURESĪrgentine Mauser M1891 Engineers' CarbineĪrgentine Contract Mauser, made by DWM in Germany. A nice "old world" quality German made rifle in very good overall condition. Several interesting markings and an unusual tag.

#1891 argentine mauser engineers carbine serial numbers

All serial numbers match! Stock is in excellent condition. Scattered light pitting, mosty at the woodline. Argentine crest was removed during a government change. Marked "Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891" and "Manufactura Loewe, Berlin". MANOWAR'S MILITARY SURPLUS RIFLES FOR SALE - Last updated 10/8/17Īrgentine Contract Mauser, made by Loewe in Germany. Afte.Manowar's Military Surplus Rifles for Sale If you are looking at another auction and need to wait to combine auctions you need to let me know.

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#1891 argentine mauser engineers carbine free

It comes from a pet free, smoke free home, veteran's home.This example would make a very nice addition to your collection.Please see my other bayonets and bayonet book listings The scabbard has a non matching number but it is the proper and correct scabbard for this bayonet fadding bluing with a small dent and usual handling marks, might have tiny bruises.MORE INFO ON THE WEBSTER BOOK AND "BAYONETAS DE LA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA".A very rare example of the FIRST MODEL 1891/31 ENGINEER"S CARBINE BAYONET/SCABBARD WITH RA MARKING on the blade very hard to find. The brass handles in good shape with shallow tiny nicks/handling marks with the rivets in good shape and the locking mechanism in good working condition. The blade is bright with a crisp deep circle RA marking and the SN on the other side exhibiting handling scratches/marks and some shallow marking were somebody attempted to sharpen the edge without success.

Overall in very good condition as this type were well used as I have not seen a mint example yet. Strange and unique mounting systems are a common characteristic of bayonets made for rifles that weren't originally intended to mount a bayonet.First picture show how the bayo is mounted on the carbine for illustration purposes. The unusual trapezoidal muzzle ring is unique to this bayonet.

The scabbards were shortened by cutting a section out of the middle and brazing the two ends together. Modifications to the bayonet included shortening the blade, cutting off the muzzle-ring, and replacing the muzzle-ring with the trapezoidal wedge, which slides into part of the carbine's bayonet mount. 5,000 cavalry carbines were converted by the Argentine automobile maker HAFDASA - Hispano Argentina Fabrica de Automoviles Sociedad Anonima (Spanish-Argentine Automobile Factory, Incorporated). It was modified into its present configuration in 1931, when Argentina added a bayonet lug to the M1891 Mauser Cavalry Carbine for use by military engineers. The bayonet is a modified M1879 sword bayonet, formerly used with the 11.15 mm. Kirschbaum of Solingen, Germany and modified in Argentina. Some has the BIS marking after the number.This example was originally made by the firm of W. Some have the following markings on the blades: WKS, (most common) Marca de Fabrica and RA. FREE SHIPPING OFFEREDIn my years of Collecting I have observed different markings/varinats of this 1rst Model Engineer's Carbine Bayonet.

1891/31 FIRST MODEL ARGENTINE ENGINEER"S CARBINE BAYONET/SCABBARD WITH CIRCLE RA MARKING FOR REPUBLICA ARGENTINA LESS THAN 5000 MADE OF THIS VARIANT for use with the 7.65 mm.