FN MAUSER for Sale

Quick Look

The FN Mauser refers to bolt-action rifles manufactured by Fabrique Nationale using the legendary Mauser 98 action. Renowned for its strength and precision, the design became a benchmark for military and sporting arms throughout the 20th century. These rifles are prized by collectors and hunters alike for their historic value and battlefield heritage.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Controlled-round feed Mauser 98 action
• Crafted with FN's superior machining and steelwork
• Used by military forces and sportsmen globally
• Highly valued as a collectible platform
• Strong base for custom rifle builds

Key Variants

FN M1924 Mauser

Adopted by many countries post-WWI; shortened action for improved handling.

FN M1930 Mauser

Upgraded version with refinements in sights and metallurgy; widely exported.

FN Supreme Mauser

Sporting version aimed at hunters and target shooters with commercial finishes.

FN Model 1949 Mauser

Transitional design moving toward semi-automatic function yet preserved Mauser legacy traits.

FN Custom Mauser

Surplus receivers configured into high-grade custom rifles by gunsmiths worldwide.

Competitor Comparison

Feature	Fn Mauser	Karabiner 98k	Swedish Mauser
MSRP	Varies (used/collector)	$600+	$500+
Capacity	5-round internal mag	5-round internal mag	5-round internal mag
Weight	8.5–9.5 lbs (varies by model)	8.6 lbs	8.4 lbs
Optics-Ready	Not standard	Not standard	Not standard
Trigger Type	Military two-stage	Military two-stage	Precision single-stage
Notable Pro	FN machining, export variety	WWII authenticity	Exceptional accuracy
Notable Con	Inconsistent surplus condition	Limited customization	Harder to find parts

Best Use Cases

• Historic military collecting
• Hunting with custom sporter builds
• Rifle marksmanship training
• Aficionado-style range time
• Gunsmithing and restoration projects

FAQs

What is an FN Mauser?

An FN Mauser is a bolt-action rifle built by Fabrique Nationale on the Mauser 98 action, widely exported post-WWI.

Can I mount a scope on an FN Mauser?

Most military FN Mausers require gunsmithing to add scope bases due to their unmodified receivers.

How does an FN Mauser compare to a Karabiner 98k?

The FN Mauser shares the Mauser 98 action but comes in broader configurations for commercial and export markets.