[student1979]

Here is a picture of some of my Mauser C96-pistols.
All five pistols were brought to Norway by german troops during WW2.

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[Pancho]

Student1979,
That is absolutely terrific.
Can you describe the one on the top, right side...Schnellfeuer (M712) ???
...and, have you shot it?
Pancho

 

[student1979]

Theese are just some of my C96's...
From top to bottom:
1. Mauser M/712, #5627X. The gun was taken from a Waffen SS-soldier at the battle of Dombås in april 1940.
2. Late post-war Bolo with matching presentation grade walnut-stock. This gun was taken from an office at the local luftwaffe-station in may 1945, #54102X.
3. Standard C96/16, "Red Nine". #9203X "1920"-marked.
4. C96/16, "Red Nine", post WW1 rework, #1942x.
5. Pre-war commerciel. "1920"-marked. #24913X

By the way...
I have not shot this Schnellfeuer.. It is in almost mint condition.. But I have shot the other Schnellfeuer I own, and also a couple of schnellfeuers I don't own...

 

[luger 40]

M712

Could you show the picture of the M712, it has been deleated, what is the
full serial number, any more info, researching serial numbers used in WW2.

 

[tomob1]

help! i can't see the pics!

 

[Ron Smith]

Hey guys...

This thread is 7 years old. Photos were dumped when the forum was updated.

"07-31-2004, 01:37 PM "

 

[jtshafiz]

Unfortunately all pictures on post back in 2003-04 were lost...taking viewing ability of some of the most interesting pistols away! I hope that members that posted back then will repost pictures soon........as many of the post only had pictures without description lol!

-Jason

 

[scat97]

Damn!