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Gun-Guides, Mauser Rifle K98 M48 & All Variants Disassembly & Reassembly.

• Gun-Guides® are the #1 Best Seller and the only current printed manual that includes information on ALL models with up-to-date clear, concise information.

• 16 pages & 30 high-resolution grayscale images.

• Gun-Guides® have a brief history, complete disassembly and reassembly.

Please see our Table of Contents image for this specific Gun-Guide®.

• Easy to use - Comb binding lies open and flat on your work surface.

• Cardstock cover. Bright white paper.

Our Price: $30.00

Swedish Mauser Rifles. Kehaya & Poyer

The writing team that brought you "The SKS Carbine" has done it again with the "Swedish Mauser Rifles." One the earliest military surplus imports into North America after World War II, more than 300,000 of these beautiful rifles are now in private American and Canadian hands and another 75,000+ in European gun racks. Yet, only two books have been written about this finest of all Mauser rifles, one in German and the other directed more toward shooters than collectors.

"The Swedish Mauser Rifles" provides the “Fore Collector’s Only” part-by-part examination for every one of the14 different models of this fine military and civilian match rifle. Every marking, every code is explained. A new, first ever list of serial number ranges by year has been compiled. All military and many civilian accessories are included with photos. Line drawings illustrate every part to provide the clearest view. A new color insert provides photos of the various models.

Also included is a discussion of production methods and total rifles produced for each model. Serial numbering is clarified between carbines and rifles (many share the same serial number). Each model is discussed in detail and illustrated with photos.

The target versions of this very fine rifle are analyzed and photographed. A complete discussion of the various sniper rifle models are included (with photos) up to the present PS90 based on the AWS Sniper Rifle. Ammunition types are listed and performance data is included. Appendices discuss production methods and totals produced; the obscure m/39 and /40 rifles, the development of the Swedish arms industry to the present, a short military history of Sweden, the composition of Swedish steel - which did not change from 1894 to the end of production in 1944 - and assembly/disassembly and trouble-shooting. We think this book will be a major contribution to the field of arms collecting.

"The Swedish Mauser Rifles" contains 263 pages packed with information and illustrations and photos. Perfect bound with four-color cover.

Our Price: $50.00

Know your Broomhandle Mauser. Berger

Know Your Broomhandle Mausers by R. J. Berger.
This out-of-print concise reference guide describes different models and variations of these famous German pistols with information on proof marks, serial numbers, foreign production and copies.
96 pages with B&W photos and exploded view drawings.

Our Price: $55.00

Arming the Dragon. Goldsmith.

Arming the Dragon, Mauser Rifle Production in China 1895-1950 by Dolf L. Goldsmith A detailed study of Chinese Mausers that helps collectors to understand the serial numbers and other markings on these fascinating rifles that were produced at a variety of arsenals throughout China. This is a comb-bound guide rather than a professionally produced book, so do not expect fancy pictures or typesetting. However, this is nonetheless a very useful tool that is simply packed with practical data and is very highly recommended.

Our Price: $65.00

History of the Mauser Rifle in Chile: Mauser Chileno Modelo 1895, 1912, and 1935. Nielsen

As part of its rise as a regional South American power, Chile chose to emulate the highly successful Prussian military system in the last decades of the 19th century. Prior conflicts and the prospect of war with Argentina, which came to a head in the early 1890s, can be seen as the pretext for Chile’s purchase of “Prussian” military equipment, including Mauser rifles and Krupp cannons. This book summarizes important regional events, while also offering a general historical overview of Mauser developments. It will then proceed to expose the particulars of Chile’s Mausers, purchases that resulted in the Model 1895, 1912, and 1935. Also detailed are the technical specifics of each of these three models and the historical events surrounding their acquisition. The result is the first comprehensive attempt at documenting these important artifacts and events, which will, it is hoped, initiate further research into this fascinating topic.

Our Price: $75.00

Arming the Dragon. Goldsmith.

Hardcover

Arming the Dragon authored by Dolf L. Goldsmith is a study of Chinese Mauser rifles from the Warlord Era. Better known for his Collector Grade books on the Maxim, Vickers, and Browning machine guns, Mr. Goldsmith has a long interest in Chinese arms and wrote this monograph based on personal inspection of thousands of Chinese Mauser rifles. Specifically, he covers the Hanyang, Model 1907, Type 21, and Chiang Kai Shek patterns, as built by the Hanyang, Nanking, Kung Hsien, and Kwangtung Arsenals.

This work includes invaluable analysis of production and serial number totals and interpretation of receiver markings in addition to basic histories of the four types of rifle. These rifles formed the backbone of the Warlord armies of the 1920s and 1930s.

Our Price: $150.00

Argentine Mauser Rifles. 1871-1959 Webster.

Argentine Mauser Rifles, 1871-1959

by Colin Webster

Argentina was one of the first nations to adopt the radically new bolt action rifle designed by Paul Mauser, the Model 1871. This began a tradition with the Argentine military that lasted until 1959, when the switch was made to the FAL self-loading rifle manufactured locally. While thousands of Argentine Mausers are available at reasonable prices to collectors, very little has been written about this line of major bolt action rifles. Colin Webster has corrected this situation. He has collected Argentine Mausers for years and while living and working in Argentina from 1999 to 2001, he took the opportunity to research the history and production of the Argentine Mauser. To that, he has added definitive analyses of the Mauser models of 1871, 1889, 1888, 189, 1909 and 1933. Various chapters cover each model complete with all variations including carbines, bayonet, sniper rifles and optics, and all accessories issued to the soldier. This is one of the most definitive works we have yet seen. The book is hardbound, 296 pages long, and profusely illustrated. It will answer any and all questions you could ever have about these fine rifles.

Our Price: $155.00

Paul Mauser. Baudino, Vlimmeren.

Paul Mauser: His Life, Company, and Handgun Development 1838-1914 by Mauro Baudino and Gerben van Vlimmeren. Simpson Publishing brings you this brand new volume, the result of the authors' research and detailed study of Paul Mauser's private archive and the early Mauser company archives. Biographical information, a thorough history of the firearms, accessories, contracts, designs, and historical documents are illustrated in full colour for the discerning collector or historian.

Our Price: $175.00

Training Rifles of Third Reich Germany. Simpson.

The most comprehensive book about the pivotal guns of Germanys rearmament. Over 750 full color pages full of photos, histories, technical information, and markings of the worlds largest collection of .22 training rifles. This groundbreaking work thoroughly investigates these arms, often brought back by veterans and not given much thought- until it was realized that these were the guns that taught the German population to take up arms in the effort to bring about the Third Reich.

Our Price: $185.00

German Military Rifles. Werder to the M/71.84 Rifle. Vol 1. Storz

This work provides a detailed picture of the development of German rifles from the Werder rifle up to the M/71.84.
The text is accompanied and supported by more than 900 original contemporary photographs, reproductions of documents and high quality colour photographs of existing items, including hundreds of details in close-up. Many of the objects, weapons and accessories are shown here for the first time. The result is a largely new portrayal, built on a broad base of primary sources, of the development of German long arms in the years after 1870, which is bound to remain the standard work on the subject for the foreseeable future. This book describes German military rifles of 11 mm calibre. Their common feature was that they fired cartridges with metal cases and black powder as their propellant. In Germany, it was Bavaria that was at the forefront of this development, with the M/69 rifle, also known as the Werder rifle. The reader will discover how this weapon was developed, produced and used, the problems which arose, how they were solved and how the rifle was finally taken out of service. Naturally all the variations, the accessories and the ammunition are also described in detail and shown in photographs.
The M/71 and M/71.84 rifles are dealt with in the same way and for the first time the Chassepot rifles used in the German Imperial Army are comprehensively presented.

Our Price: $250.00

The Broomhandle Pistol. 1896 - 1936. Limited Edition. Erickson, Pate

As New
Limited Edition
Leatherette Cover with Gold Embossing, Gilt edges, Leatherette Slipcase, Cloth slip cover with flap for complete protection.

#25 of 100 ever printed

The Broomhandle Pistol 1896-1936 is a visual reference guide to assist collectors identify the history of these remarkable pistol and many variations of the Broomhandle Pistol made between 1896-1936 including shoulder stocks, holsters and Accessories.

This book is the essential reference guide used extensively by Firearms Museums, Libraries, gunsmiths and collectors world-wide. Fully illustrated with B&W and color photographs identifying the pistols correct bluing and strawing and many other factual details not found in any other Mauser Broomhandle pistol Book of its kind.

The book covers The Early History; The Early Ten-Shot Pistols (The Model 1896 Prototypes, Conehammers, Flatsides, & Large Ring Transitionals); The Standard Ten- Shot Production Pistols (The Model 1896 Prewar Small Rings, Wartime Military & Commercial Pistols, Postwar Reworks, Bolos, the Model 1930 & Model 1932 Schnellfeuer); The Rarities (Mauser 6-Shots, 20-Shots & Carbines); The Spanish & Chinese Copies; and, the Accessories (Cleaning Rods, Conversion Kits, Ammunition & Chargers). It also covers the U.S. and Swiss Test Trials.
Very Scarce and highly sought after.

Our Price: $1,250.00