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Mauser Model 1934 Pistol

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Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 1:39 am

Feldmarschall

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The pictures below are of a Mauser Model 1934 pistol that I had many years ago. This one was .32 ACP and was marked with the insignia of the German Navy. This design was a warm-over of the Mauser Model 1910 series. I never liked any of them, and I had several. The first one I had was a .25 ACP caliber, a little smaller than the .32's. I bought it in high school, didn't like it, and traded it to a buddy. The first time he took it out to shoot it, something busted inside and it fell apart in his hand. No, even if it is a Mauser, I never liked these. I liked the replacement, the HSc, much better, and it had a cool, streamlined design.

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ooooooh , gary i really like that one , very nice

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