Mauser support

[ActiVets]

Hi all, I have inherited some Mausers, and I frankly know very little about them. I know this is more of a tactical page, but I figured there were at least a few experts here. Below is what I can gather, but would love any of your opinions! I can get marking pictures, etc. but none of them mean much to me, and it appears many don't say anything about the caliber they are chambered in.

1. Yugo m48 8mm Mauser
2. 7mm Mauser (no idea on details)
3. Mauser 98 8mm
4. Jap Arisaka - Tear drop (older stronger receive) - 6.5 Jap
5. Custom wood 8mm Mauser - 1943 sporterized
6. German Bring Back Mauser .22 trainer (The G.I. that brought this back installed a rail for the scope)
7. Romanian Training rifle in .22

 

[brianf]

Watching

 

[Hetzer]

#2 looks like a Swedish M96 from here.

 

[MK20]

#2 is a Swedish mauser in 6.5x55 unless someone put a swede stock on a 7mm barreled action.

 

[Ledzep]

Hi all, I have inherited some Mausers, and I frankly know very little about them. I know this is more of a tactical page, but I figured there were at least a few experts here. Below is what I can gather, but would love any of your opinions! I can get marking pictures, etc. but none of them mean much to me, and it appears many don't say anything about the caliber they are chambered in.

1. Yugo m48 8mm Mauser
2. 7mm Mauser (no idea on details)
3. Mauser 98 8mm
4. Jap Arisaka - Tear drop (older stronger receive) - 6.5 Jap
5. Custom wood 8mm Mauser - 1943 sporterized
6. German Bring Back Mauser .22 trainer (The G.I. that brought this back installed a rail for the scope)
7. Romanian Training rifle in .22

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Yugoslavian M48 or 24/47
Swedish M96 (weird buttplate, likely modified)
German K98k
Japanese Type ?? I'm going to say 99 but heavily modified/sporterized
Mauser 98 of some flavor that's been sporterized


22's are out of my wheelhouse.