Although it was a fine pistol, it was also complex to manufacture and use.

The latter model was originally designed as the 6.35mm Br Modell 1910. Their production of service pistols included the 9mm Parabellum P08 Luger (1934-1942) and P38 (1942-1945), and the 7.65mm Br. Their products were deeply respected for the design and quality. Read on for another LSB journey in firearms history… Mauser Werke in Oberndorf were principal private contractors to the Wehrmacht and Police. Guaranteed AUTHENTIC & Includes CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY.For the third post in our series ‘WH 7.65mm Br’ we are back in Germany to discuss one of the three most popular 7.65mm Br pistols in military use, the Mauser ‘Hahn Selbstspanner (self-cocking hammer), or HSc Pistole, which went into production in 1940. The bore is in fine condition and the action is excellent.ĭon’t miss this chance to own a fantastic Kriegsmarine marked Mauser 1934 pistol for your World War II collection! This firearm is classified as a Curio & Relic. The grips and bore are in fine condition. The overall condition of the pistol is fine.

The barrel and the back of the frame bear the last three digits of the serial number, which are matching. 7.65 D.R.P.u.A.P.” The left side of the frame has the Mauser logo along with the Kriegsmarine mark. OBERNDORF A.N.” The right side is marked “Cal.

The left side of the slide is marked with the full serial number and “MAUSER-WERKE A.G. Both of these markings are quite scarce and very desirable to collectors. The front grip strap is marked “N/8705”, denoting its issuance to the North Sea Fleet.

This specimen is marked with the stick winged eagle over a swastika over an M, denoting its acquisition by the Nazi German Navy. The Model 1934 was much the same, and had one piece wood grips. 32 ACP, and features like a cocking indicator, button release safety, and a mechanism by which the slide would go into battery with the insertion of the magazine were added. With the Model 1914, the scale of the pistol was increased to handle. The Model 1934 was the final improvement on the Mauser Model 1910, which was a pocket-sized semi-automatic pistol in. Here we present a Nazi German Mauser 1934 Pistol, marked by the Third Reich Kriegsmarines as property of the North Sea Fleet, circa 1940. NAVY Marked WWII NAZI German MAUSER 1934 Pistol

Mauser 1934 serial numbers