[ARCHIVED THREAD] - C96 mauser

Posted: 1/20/2007 8:22:39 PM EDT

well guys i broke down and put some money down on an old broomhandle c96 mauser...It looks beautiful and a bit dirty but not worn out or refinished. I believe its a good deal...sharp rifling...matching numbers etc. I believe it was made around 1915. I would put it at about 90% bluing and in ecvellent condition. any thoughts on value??

sluggo any comments??

bogg

Posted: 1/22/2007 6:02:15 AM EDT

[#1]

let me be the first to nominate banning this guy. posting a thread like this w/o pics is sacrilege.

Posted: 1/22/2007 9:49:14 AM EDT

[#2]

Quoted:let me be the first to nominate banning this guy. posting a thread like this w/o pics is sacrilege.

Well it took me about 30 posts before I got that!

But in his defense... I don't think he has a camera. I'll try to swing by & snap some pics to post for him.

<Hannover Fist> ...hangin's too good for 'em... burnin's too good for 'em... he should be torn into bitsy pieces and burried alive!!!<Hannover Fist>

David

Posted: 1/22/2007 6:56:28 PM EDT

[#3]

<Hannover Fist>thats ok buddy...I got an angle....

Sorry for no pictures I had to trade my camera, diveriters broke down old dog and 3 ex girlfirends in just to put a deposit on the Mauser....But I promise to put up pictures of before and after as well as video of me executing a watermelon at point blank range....And I found modern made ammo specifically for it....groan just what I need another caliber in my collection. Rmember the good old days when all you needed was a handful of bb's and Daisy Red Ryder///sigh.....

My next old german gun will be a Krupp's 8.8cm long barreled cannon mounted in a PzrKmpz vi Koening

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