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Model 1934 Pistol / Mauser 1914/34 Kriegsmarine Authenticity ?

« on: August 03, 2024, 12:18:48 AM »

I have this Mauser 1914/34 Kriegsmarine Marked and would like to know if it is authentic.


See photos below (could only load 4 photos, but if need more I can on subsequent replies)



SN: 548765


     N 4581 (on front strap and Magazine)


     Numbers matching throughout


Any input would be welcomed.  Thanks, Steve

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Model 1914 Pistol / Looking for a manufacture date for a Mauser 1914 WWI Military proofed pistol: S

« on: February 10, 2023, 08:59:00 PM »

Looking for a manufacture date for a Mauser 1914 WWI Military proofed pistol:  SN 57631


Unfortunately, I have tried multiple ways to post photos of the pistol, but to no success. 

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Model HSC Pistol / WWII HSC in .380

« on: November 12, 2022, 04:25:36 PM »

During WWII, did Mauser produce a wartime HCS in .380 (9mm Kurz).   


I searched the web and could not find any definitive answer. 


I found an HSC WWII listed as .380, and I was not aware of any produced.   


SN:  878010


Thanks in advance for your attention.  Steve

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Model HSC Pistol / Need Input: Original WWII grips ??

« on: November 23, 2017, 12:11:18 AM »

This HSc is on gunbroker.com for sale, and seller indicates all WWII original. 


Grips appear Interarms type checkered patterns.  Were any of the WWII pistols using this type of grips (I could not find any on the internet.


The rest of the pistol looks good and accurate, but if any comment on that would be appreciated.

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Model 1910 Pistol / Looking for manufacture Date for a 1910

« on: September 18, 2017, 01:21:38 AM »

I have a mauser 1910 6.35   Sn. 242407   Im looking to find the date of manufacture.  Much appreciated

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Model 1914 Pistol / Mauser 1914 date of manufacture

« on: September 18, 2017, 01:17:19 AM »

I have a mauser 1914 7.65.   Sn. 241412   Im looking to find the date of manufacture.  Much appreciated

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Model 1934 Pistol / Mauser 1934 firing pin not disengaging trigger bar

« on: March 10, 2017, 12:37:18 AM »

I purchased a Mauser 1934 that was reported to be mechanically functioning.  Unfortunately the firing pin is not disengaging from the trigger bar, allowing it to move forward to strike the primer.   The trigger clicks, the bar moves downward, but the firing pin doesn't disengage from the bar.  The is experienced with the pistol disassembled and the same functions are noted when it is assembled.


I tried to down load a video of the action, and so far has not downloaded successfully (so I took photos of specific parts).  If it doesn't, I can send it as an attachment in an email to help others see what I am experiencing (I have the pistol disassembled to show the moving parts (as long as this is allowed in this forum)


The seller has agreed to take it back, But I like the pistol and wish to see if I can resolve the problem and get it back into working order.  I am familiar with full disassembly, replacing springs (have a spring packet from Wolf Springs, but these did not resolve the issue, so replaced the original springs), appropriately lubricating and re-assembly.


Any help would be greatly appreciated. 


Thanks Steve

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Model 1914 Pistol / Mauser 1934 markings Unusual

« on: February 07, 2017, 10:33:46 PM »

Mauser 1934 that I am considering purchasing has  "Germany" stamped in the slide.I have not seen this before;  Could someone enlighten me on the significance of this.

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Model 1934 Pistol / Mauser 1934 markings Unusual

« on: February 07, 2017, 02:24:22 AM »

This Mauser 1934 that I am considering purchasing has  "Germany" stamped in the slide.
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Model HSC Pistol / Other Slide markings on WWII HSc

« on: February 05, 2017, 08:59:52 PM »

I have a WWII matching numbers HSc.  I am curious of regarding the other markings on the Slide  Photos attached:


Any input appreciated. 

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Model HSC Pistol / Seeking WWII original Grips

« on: February 05, 2017, 08:17:07 PM »

This appears to be one of the most difficult searches that I have endeavored.  I have not been able to find unbroken, original WWII production wooden grips for sale. 


Could anyone lead me in a good direction.  Very much appreciated.