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Mauser ID
CAn anyone provide me with info on this gun?
The letters/numbers on the top are ground off.
It is missing the bolt, need an ID first then try to find a bolt.
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04-02-2012 10:38 PM
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Small ring '93 or '95, possibly Spanish. I believe I can just make out the word Oviedo in the first pic on the bottom row.
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I think vintage hunter is correct. It looks like it has definitly been reblued by someone with less than perfect skills. Should make a good shooter though.
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Oviedo 1917???/1927??? Yes, a Spanish 7mm(?) 1893 mauser.
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Is there any way to enhance (hey, it always works on CSI) the stamping that was partially ground?
I tried baby powder but the marks aren't deep enough for it to stay.
I'll try a bright light a mag glass tonite, any other methods?
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The markings may or may not have been ground off. I've seen plenty of these still in original trim with faint/worn stampings. Is it blued or painted? A thick coat of paint will fill in the letters/numbers and make them illegible.
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Looks like my Oviedo model 1893 7X57.
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Originally Posted by
vintage hunter
The markings may or may not have been ground off. I've seen plenty of these still in original trim with faint/worn stampings. Is it blued or painted? A thick coat of paint will fill in the letters/numbers and make them illegible.
I can see sander marks crossways on the reciever where the markings were.
I may try some thin paint in the letters.
I did not look close enough to see if it was paint, considering I paint for a living you think I woulda noticed!
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It had black paint on it that I could remove with lacquer thinner.
I still cannot read any more of the marking, but I can see the "O...do" and "1..7"
Is the commercial 7mm Mauser round the same as the 7x57?
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Yes, 7mm Mauser and 7x57 are the same but you may want to avoid the Hornady Light magnum stuff, 7x57R is a rimmed version for use in European double rifles and the likes.
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