1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
I have searched over 2 years for a 1935 Brazilian Mauser Short Rifle and I finally found it. There were supposedly 1,000 of the Short Rifle made. They fall in serials 1,000-1999 however there have been at least a half a dozen long rifles observed in that serial range so it's possible there were less than 1,000 made. These were also used by Brazil unlike the Long Rifles. Many were used hard. To have an all matching one in the condition it is in was well worth the wait.
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Woof, that put you back more than a $1.50.
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1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
Yes but I was very happy with the final price. It was less than half of what I was willing and prepared to bid to.Longcolt44 wrote:Woof, that put you back more than a $1.50.
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Dang that's a sweet looking rifle,good for you.
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Well, I'm pretty satisfied with mine - but the condition of yours it can't beat... Congrats - probably the best-looking one of this model I've seen so far.
1910 Arg. Mauser M1909 (long rifle)
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
Re: 1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
Wow that's a nice one!
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Re: 1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
Mucho fino. What is that cheek mangler/tooth buster on the left buttstock?
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Real beauty...
Hey, where all the grass come from???
Hey, where all the grass come from???
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Sling Attachment I believe.steelbuttplate wrote:Mucho fino. What is that cheek mangler/tooth buster on the left buttstock?
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My backyard. It's about 50/50 grass and weeds, but it all looks green. Been growing super fast. Gets cut once a week and after about 5 days I start to lose the kids shih tzu in it.qz2026 wrote:[emoji106] [emoji106] [emoji106] Real beauty...
Hey, where all the grass come from???
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Re: 1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
Sweet rifle
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Absolutely beautiful!
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Re: 1935 Brazilian Mauser Short
So if those were made in Germany, the parts are the same as K-98? Are they a K-98 with Brazil markings essentially? That ones muy fino Hombre.
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They most closely resemble a Mauser Standard Modell with Brazilian Markings. The finish and workmanship IMO is much nicer on the 1935 Contract Rifles and the Standard Modell. Off the top of my head I don't know the exact differences between them and the K98k.steelbuttplate wrote:So if those were made in Germany, the parts are the same as K-98? Are they a K-98 with Brazil markings essentially? That ones muy fino Hombre.
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The Brazilian M1935 SR is with a barrel length of 21.5" and an overall length of 42.0" a little bit shorter than the K98k (23.62" and 43.60" respectively). Additionally, the front sight has protective "ears", which are on the K98k only found with the Portuguese contract variants.
1910 Arg. Mauser M1909 (long rifle)
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
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What are the specs on the standard model?7x57 wrote:The Brazilian M1935 SR is with a barrel length of 21.5" and an overall length of 42.0" a little bit shorter than the K98k (23.62" and 43.60" respectively). Additionally, the front sight has protective "ears", which are on the K98k only found with the Portuguese contract variants.
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Both the Standard Model Short Rifle and the Standard Model Carbine of 1933 listed in Robert Ball's book have identical dimensions to the K98k. Only difference between these two Standard Models recognizable to me is that the carbine has the butt stock sling recess of the K98k, which the short rifle is lacking.
1910 Arg. Mauser M1909 (long rifle)
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
1912 Braz. Mauser M1908 (long rifle)
1915 & 1943 Swed. Mauser M96
1934 Persian Mauser M1309
Two 1935 Braz. Mauser M1935 (short rifle)
1937 Braz. Mauser M1935 (long rifle)
1943 Finnish M39 (Sk.Y.)
1943 Izhevsk M1891/30 w. folding bay.
1943 Swiss K31
1947 Dutch "Wilhelmina" Mauser carbine
~1950 Hung. Lámpagyár Kispuska 48M (.22lr cadet rifle)
Two 1952 Hung. 48M
1955 British No. 4 Mk. 2
1968 Finnish M39
1977 6" Korth .357 Magnum
2012 H&K USP Expert .45 ACP
2016 H&K MR308 A3
2016 STEYR AUG Z
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Huh I thought they were the same as the 1935 short rifles. Just seemed to make sense with the time frame. I don't have one (yet) to say for sure. Thank you for the info.7x57 wrote:Both the Standard Model Short Rifle and the Standard Model Carbine of 1933 listed in Robert Ball's book have identical dimensions to the K98k. Only difference between these two Standard Models recognizable to me is that the carbine has the butt stock sling recess of the K98k, which the short rifle is lacking.
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