Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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With less than 1,000 made this is for sure one of the rarer Mauser models and not easy to find - at least in all-matching condition. My personal survey has yielded so far only three truly all-matching examples worldwide - two are sitting now in my gunsafe, the third one is belonging to a US collector.
Here now the pictures:
M1935SR_1996_01.jpg
M1935SR_1996_02.jpg
M1935SR_1996_03.jpg
M1935SR_1996_04.jpg
M1935SR_1996_05.jpg
M1935SR_1996_06.jpg
M1935SR_1996_07.jpg
M1935SR_1996_08.jpg
M1935SR_1996_09.jpg
M1935SR_1996_10.jpg
M1935SR_1996_11a.jpg
M1935SR_1996_12a.jpg
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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
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Re: Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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More pictures:
M1935SR_1996_12b.jpg
M1935SR_1996_13.jpg
M1935SR_1996_14.jpg
M1935SR_1996_15.jpg
M1935SR_1996_16.jpg
M1935SR_1996_17.jpg
M1935SR_1996_18.jpg
M1935SR_1996_19.jpg
M1935SR_1996_20.jpg
M1935SR_1996_20b.jpg
M1935SR_1996_21.jpg
M1935SR_1996_22.jpg
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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
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Re: Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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And some more details:
M1935SR_1996_23.jpg
M1935SR_1996_24.jpg
M1935SR_1996_29.jpg
M1935SR_1996_30.jpg
M1935SR_1996_31.jpg
M1935SR_1996_32.jpg
M1935SR_1996_32a.jpg
While the rifle is in overall very nice condition with a very good stock and absolutely no rust pitting under the wood line, bore condition regrettably has suffered from corrosive ammo, sloppy cleaning, the humid Brazilian climate, etc.
M1935SR_1996_25.jpg
M1935SR_1996_26.jpg
M1935SR_1996_27.jpg
M1935SR_1996_28.jpg
But when I tried it out at the range (using Brazilian 162 gr FMJ-BT ammo from 1988), the results were better than I had expected:
M1935SR_1996_33.jpg
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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
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Re: Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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Serial number stamped parts:
M1935_1996_01.jpg
M1935_1996_02.jpg
M1935_1996_03.jpg
M1935_1996_04.jpg
M1935_1996_05.jpg
M1935_1996_06.jpg
M1935_1996_07_08.jpg
M1935_1996_09.jpg
M1935_1996_10.jpg
M1935_1996_11.jpg
M1935_1996_12.jpg
M1935_1996_13.jpg
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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
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Re: Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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And the last ones:
M1935_1996_14.jpg
M1935_1996_15_16.jpg
Okay, the bayonet's s/no. isn't matching, but it's a correct Brazilian M1935 bayonet from my collection, and exactly 500 numbers away from the rifle's s/no.
M1935_1996_17.jpg
Bajonett_M1935_Brasilien_2496_01.jpg
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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
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That makes me want to throw my Brazilian in the trash....

(Very nice rifle!)
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Very nice, very nice indeed!
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:vcool: :vcool: :vcool: I would guess that at least one would be in Brazil, probably in some obscure museum.
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Wow just Wow... :Drool1: :Drool1: :Drool1:
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I hope you are not offended but I would sleep with this one.
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Very nice.
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You seem to find the sweet ones... Very nice indeed. 7mm?
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Re: Another Brazilian M1935 short rifle

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qz2026 wrote:You seem to find the sweet ones... Very nice indeed. 7mm?
Thanks, Gentlemen. And yes - 7 mm Mauser
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
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