Brazilian model 30 m954 30-06

[84mmcarl-gustav]

Hello,i got a ,Brazilian model 30 m954 30-06,i would like to know what type of bayonet,fit on,and where i can found a muzzle brake to fit on the muzzle threaded part,thank you

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[Aragorn243]

I'm not familiar with this but did some looking around. They made a flash suppressor for this, not a muzzle break, so if you do a search for it, you'll probably have more luck with that. I expect it's similar to the flash suppressors on the Swedish mausers.

The bayonet should be a 1894 sword bayonet and/or any of the shorter alterations of the same.

The threaded end could also use a wooden practice bullet shredder and a muzzle cap.

Supposed to be a good rifle.

Hard to find a lot of info on Brazilian stuff. I have an engineers sword that I'm not having much luck learning about.

[butcher]

Are any of you guys interested in buying a Brazilian Mauser 30-06 Model 954?
I also have the bayonet for it. They used a gewehr K98 bayonet.

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The Brazilian Mauser can only be purchased by a Canadian holding a valid PAL

[Big Daddy]

Did you have any luck selling rifle?

[Albayo]

The bayonet used on the Brazilian M954 is the M1908, M1934, M1935, and the M1924. The bayonet lug is shorter on the K98 rifles. I have two or three M954s rifles in my collection and a M1922, M1908, M1935, and an M968 in 7.62. They all have bayonet lugs for the Brazilian bayonets, but the M968 has a muzzle break that will take the socket bayonet found on the FN FAL.

[remington]

Did you have any luck selling rifle?

I still have it for sale. Brazilian Mauser M.954 30-06. It has a 24" barrel with a threaded muzzle.
You must be in Canada and have a valid PAL to buy it because it is registered.