Mystery Mauser 3-20-06

[WmRoy]

Yeah.......... happy first day of Spring!!! So what's up with all the Snow? :dontknow:

Here ya go again folks........ this one might be alittle tougher..... though it seems I'm always wrong about which ones are easy and which are tough? :dontknow:

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Blind Hog, fr8dude and the sneaky CoorsLightGuy are out of it today....:D

[CoorsLightGuy]

Hmmmmm...based on yesterday's deductive reasoning.......My guess is that it's one of those very rare "22_0115.jpg" bolt action rifles.

Do I win again?

[WmRoy]

Hmmmmm...based on yesterday's deductive reasoning.......My guess is that it's one of those very rare "22_0115.jpg" bolt action rifles.

Do I win again?

Ever hear the old saying fool me twice..........:xxrotflmao: :xxrotflmao:

Well........... your sort of close there are some numbers in the id...... maybe not these numbers...... but there are some.....:p :D

[sc-closer]

Mauser kkw 22 trainer.

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[sc-closer]

I think that those were single shot rifles (in 22 rf), and they were made as a military trainer for the k98k. They were made by most k98 manufacturers like Mauser Oberndorf, Gustloff Werks, etc, as well as by Walther i think.

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[WmRoy]

Mauser kkw 22 trainer.

sc-closer

sc-closer,

That's not the designation that I have.....:dontknow:

I'm pretty sure this web-site is reliable so please try again....:dontknow:

[fr8dude]

The KKW trainer had finger grooves and a bolt cutout. Both of which are missing from this rifle.

[Rustybore]

I'm going to guess Model 98 Training rifle. Think they were built in the '30's and used by the Nazi party.

Kevin in Or.

[WmRoy]

I'm going to guess Model 98 Training rifle. Think they were built in the '30's and used by the Nazi party.

Kevin in Or.

nope......... not the designation that I have............:BangHead:

[Rustybore]

Model 98 style KK Wehrsportsgewehr single shot .22 caliber training rifle. How's that for foreing language?

Kevin in Or.

[WmRoy]

There is no K nor a 98 in the designation.......

[Rustybore]

PAAST/SPORTSMODELL single shot .22 caliber training rifle. I'm running out of German.:)

Kevin in Or.

[WmRoy]

PAAST/SPORTSMODELL single shot .22 caliber training rifle. I'm running out of German.:)

Kevin in Or.

SPORTSMODELL, is in the description of the rifle............:dontknow:

It was used by Nazis para-military groups for training purposes.....:D

But the word "PAAST" does not show up anywhere in the description. The designation that they show includes 3 letters and 2 numerials.:confused: :BangHead:

[Rustybore]

:BangHead: How about DSM 34 sportsmodell training rifle?:confused:

Kevin in Or.

[sc-closer]

The German MAUSER "Deutsches Sportmodell" TRAINING RIFLE
aka
DSM-34

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[WmRoy]

:BangHead: How about DSM 34 sportsmodell training rifle?:confused:

Kevin in Or.

I'm going to give it to RUSTYBORE!!!:icon_cheers:
sc closer, I know you where more technically correct.... but Rusty was first..:dontknow:

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Nazi Mauser DSM 34 training rifle. This type of rifle was used for training by many Nazi para-military organizations. Maker's name is stamped on the receiver: "MAUSER" (banner). Left side of the receiver displays maker's address, "MAUSER WERKE A.G. OBERNDORF a.N". Right side of the receiver displays German name of the model, "Deutsches Sportmodell". "Crown over B", "Crown over G" and "Crown over U" proofs are stamped on both, barrel and receiver. Missing the steel half moon ring at the back of the handguard and the cleaning rod.

[Blind Hog]

Kool .22's, the DSM is almost a miniature 98 action. Interesting that the Kimber .22's now in production are an almost 100% knock off of the DSM. Goes to show what the old guys thought of years ago are still hard to surpass.

Blind Hog

[CoorsLightGuy]

I wuz robbed!

[xpertgreg]

:xxrotflmao: :cussing:

[sc-closer]

:BangHead: :cussing: :angry2: :violent1: :puke: :protest: :bs: :fart:


:xxrotflmao:

Ok, I'm not really mad. :D

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