1891 ARGENTINE MAUSER for Sale
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Quick Look at the 1891 Argentine Mauser
The 1891 Argentine Mauser was developed by Ludwig Loewe under the direction of Mauser for the Argentine military in the late 19th century. Designed to modernize infantry rifles, it featured a straight-pull bolt and 7.65x53mm cartridge. Today, it's prized by collectors and vintage rifle enthusiasts for its historical value and classical engineering.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Strong collector appeal with military provenance
- Smooth Mauser bolt-action mechanism
- Chambered in 7.65x53mm for historical accuracy
- Well-machined steel parts with walnut stocks
- Often available in excellent surplus condition
Key Variants
1891 Argentine Mauser Cavalry Carbine
Shortened version for mounted troops; ideal for compact collection displays.
1891 Argentine Mauser Engineer Carbine
Built with additional fittings and sling swivels for support troops and field engineers.
1891 Argentine Mauser Long Rifle
The standard infantry configuration offering full-length ballistics and sight radius.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | 1891 Argentine Mauser | Swedish Mauser | Mosin Nagant |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | Surplus Only | Surplus Only | Surplus Only |
| Capacity | 5-round internal | 5-round internal | 5-round internal |
| Weight | ~9 lbs | ~8.8 lbs | ~8.7 lbs |
| Optics-Ready | No | No | No |
| Trigger Type | Single-stage | Single-stage | Two-stage |
| Notable Pro | Excellent craftsmanship and materials | Renowned accuracy and smooth bolt | Wide availability and low cost |
| Notable Con | Limited ammo availability (7.65x53mm) | Fewer variants in U.S. market | Rougher bolt operation |
Best Use Cases
- Historical rifle collecting
- Military surplus display
- Reenactments and period shooting
- Vintage bolt-action range shooting
FAQs
Can I shoot commercial ammo in my 1891 Argentine Mauser?
Yes, but ensure it is 7.65x53mm Mauser. Check bore condition and headspace before firing.
What is the bore diameter of an 1891 Argentine Mauser?
Typically, it is 0.311" to 0.313", designed for 7.65mm projectiles in military spec.
How does the 1891 Argentine Mauser compare to later Mauser models?
It lacks the safety lug and stripper clips of the 1898, but retains a smooth, strong action.
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Mauser Argentino 1891 Carbine
$899.99
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