2020. 11. 5. 01:47ㆍ카테고리 없음
The Swedish Mauser Rifles
Here's some info on the brass disc, think I copied it from a post on this or another forum:
That little brass medallion on the stock contains information regarding the bore condition the last time it was inspected by a Swedish armorer.
Look in the pie shaped wedge that has the numbers 1, 2, and 3. One of these numbers will probably have a small inverted triangle stamped above it. This indicates the bore condition where 1=excellent, 2=medium, and 3=poor. If there is no inverted triangle stamp, the condition is MINT.
You still need to check the bore since shooting may have occurred since the last time it was inspected, but at least you will know the bore will be no better than indicated by the condition stamp.
The second set of numbers in the brass medallion concern bore diameter in millimeters as measured by the armorer. You will see either the numbers 45 through 52 or the numbers 5 through 2 with the inverted triangle stamp above one. If they are 2-digit numbers read as 6.45mm, 6.46mm, etc. If one digit numbers, read as 6.45mm, 6.46mm, 6.50mm, etc.
Swedish Mauser Serial Number Guide
The Swedish Mauser Rifles. Steve Kehaya. Models of the Swedish Mauser. In all, only three models of the Swedish Mauser were originally manufactured. They were: 1) m/94 carbine, 2) the m/96 rifle and 3) the m/38 rifle. The first rifles were built at the Carl Gustaf factory with receiver dates starting with 1898 and serial numbers. The Swedish Mauser Rifle has a rather nifty bayonet called the Swedish Bayonet, Swedish 1896 bayonet, M96 Bayonet or Swedish Mauser Bayonet. The bayonets as far as I can tell, were made from 3 different manufacturer’s and had 3 distinctive manufacture markings. Aug 28, 2017 Swedish M96 Serial Numbers If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you.