Mauser

NOTE: This is a used surplus handgun Grade "Good" by the Importer. Expect finish wear, scratches, dings, etc... (See Photos)

Only one is available, the firearm pictured is what you will receive. 

NOTE: Crack in right grip, Mag will require some maintenance. The last round will likely not feed due to follower catching thus sitting low (see photo)

NOTE: Due to C&R License can not be listed in a public database. When checking out you will have to select an FFL in your area. After checkout, promptly send an email to FFL@RedStarNation.com with your Order# and C&R copy.

The 6.35mm Browning (.25ACP) chambered Mauser Model 1910 was actually introduced in Europe in 1906 and into the USA two years later. This pistol was a straight blowback design, not having the complexity of the delayed recoil locking system used for the 9mm Parabellum and .45ACP versions. The pistol was made to be simple, reliable, and easy to maintain.

This item is the second variant typically referred to as the “Model 1910/14” because it first appeared in 1914. The original side-latch model created some potential problems when field stripped as the trigger could be removed, but would be difficult to replace because of the spring pressure on it. The New Model eliminated this issue and provided some other changes to the lockwork including improvements to the interrupter mechanism, and the magazine and slide stop mechanisms. The New Model’s change to the striker mechanism also made it easier to determine if the pistol was cocked.

The pistol was single action, and striker-fired, with the trigger connected to a bell crank lever that rotated around its center to disengage from the striker sear, allowing it to fly forward under spring pressure and discharge the cartridge.