The Swedish Mauser Rifles

by Steve Kehaya, Joe Poyer

Notes Covers Swedish Mauser rifles, a part-by-part examination for every one of the 14 different models of this fine military and civilian match rifle. Every marking, every code is explained. Publishers Description 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

263 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1999

Reviews

[Kristof · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gaat diep in detail en is zeer technisch. Een must-have & must-read voor elke verzamelaar.

[shawn · Rating 1 out of 5]

Below average

An ok read. Contains some information. But lacked a lot of facts. And details Not worth the money. All information in the book is available online