Questions on Mouser 95

[Robbin1]

Thank you for the great information!
I make stocks as a part time hobby/business and have a design for a stock that includes the scope mounting so alterations to the rifle itself is not needed. It simply provides a very stable support for the action and barrel and provides above accuracy and appealing.
Thank you for the great information!
I make stocks as a part time hobby/business and have a design for a stock that includes the scope mounting so alterations to the rifle itself is not needed. It simply provides a very stable support for the action and barrel and provides above accuracy and appealing.
However, do all of these 95 models have strait bolt handles or do some have curved ones? The reason I ask, is everyone I have looked at have a strait bolt handle, but the one I have is curved. It shows no sign of being heated, or any tool marks on it. However, there is no indication a scope was ever installed on it. Is this normal?

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[Aragorn243]

That I can't answer with any certainty because I don't know if any of this particular model were converted for sniper use. Every one I've seen had a straight bolt. I'm sure a few others here can answer that question for sure.

Probably the first thing we need to know is if it is a Chilean Mauser or something else.

[Patrick Chadwick]

Probably the first thing we need to know is if it is a Chilean Mauser or something else.

- Which means that we all need pics before going into speculation!

Robbin1, if you can, please post pics of an overall view plus ALL markings you can find on the receiver and ALL markings you can find on the bolt. After 115 years, a bit of mix'n-match would be no great surprise, but if you post those PICS with ALL the markings (hint, hint, HINT) we will do our best to help.



P.S. Does the bolt have a flat bottom on the bolt-head?