SWEDISH MAUSER for Sale

Quick Look

The Swedish Mauser rifle originated in the late 19th century, designed by Mauser for Sweden’s military. It emphasizes durability and accuracy with robust bolt-action engineering. Today, it remains popular among collectors and vintage firearm enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Renowned for strong, smooth bolt-action design
• Exceptional long-range accuracy
• Durable cold climate performance
• Historic military significance
• Strong aftermarket support for restoration

Key Variants

M38 — Compact carbine version for close quarters

Favored by troops needing a shorter rifle without sacrificing Mauser reliability.

M96 — Standard infantry rifle known for precision

Main battle rifle during early 20th century service in Sweden.

M41 — Modernized variant with improved sights

Incorporates enhancements for sharpshooters and marksmen roles.

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Best Use Cases

• Collecting historic military firearms
• Long-range target shooting
• Reenactment and display
• Vintage hunting rifles
• Classic firearm restoration projects

FAQs

Can I mount modern optics on a Swedish Mauser?

Swedish Mausers lack built-in optics mounts, but aftermarket scope bases are available for adaptation and hunting setups.

What caliber does the Swedish Mauser use?

It fires the 6.5x55mm cartridge, renowned for accuracy and moderate recoil since the 1890s.

How does the Swedish Mauser compare to other Mausers?

Its metallurgy and barrel quality are superior, giving improved precision over many contemporaries.