7.65x54 Belgian Mauser - Road to 100k

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[@-C0mr4d3_C0VID]

never even heard of that cartridge! thank you for teaching me something new!

[@theblindsniper9130]

Very awesome!

[@arthurshingler2025]

I didn't know that there was a difference!

[@Cline123]

I own around 200 7.65x54 and x53 and YES they both fire out of the 1891 Argentine Mauser. (I have SF x54 cartridges from Argentina)

[@davidkohler7454]

Ha ha this argument has been going on for decades.you are correct. The 1889 7.65 Mauser rounds will not chamber in an 1891 Spanish or Argintine . I have them all and do have both cartridges.wih the headstamps. Stuff like this is exactly what got me started in milsurp collecting. You have similar with like the 7.62 x53 vs 54. And 7.5x 54 vs 55. Lots to learn .have fun.

[@Cline123]

I shot x54 out of my Argentine 1891 and you’re just simply wrong man

[@hendrikstevens687]

Great educational Video.

[@theblindsniper9130]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@arthurshingler2025]

I think the X53mm cartridge was Mauser's first smokeless cartridge. It is similar to performance to the 300 Savage cartridge. Now you got my curiosity up on this... Mauser made a lot of rifles in that caliber for Turkey.

[@arthurshingler2025]

I thought that the X53mm cartridge was the one that Mauser made for the Belgian Contract, (AND the Turkey contract), and the X54mm cartridge was what the South Americans used in their 98 LR rifles. (the rifles made in South America made under the Mauser patent). I'll have to dig more into this and see if I can find cartridges for both types.... and then try them in MY rifles! (I believe that I have a shoe box full of the X54mm military cartridges stashed away somewhere!)

[@theblindsniper9130]

Absolutely let me know, I couldnt dig up much of anything!

[@arthurshingler2025]

AND.... it may have been. I've heard that there were some slight differences. I had a couple of rifles that could have proved that. But back then, I never experimented with them like I would do now... testing and all. Infact, I'm not sure that I even had a set of calipers back then. I was just out of my teen years then....!

[@mando5023]

I have a 1909 Mauser in 7.65x54 Argentine, can't find the round.

[@stevenmatthews4077]

i got some

[@mando5023]

@stevenmatthews4077 where did you find it and How Much.

[@upsidedowndog1256]

I will subscribe to help you on that end but no bells as you put out way more videos than I have time to watch. I need an apprentice to work on expensive aircraft. Nobody is interested. They think they are going to find an easier, smarter way. Good luck, unsubscribed but will still watch when I have time. Not very often.

[@theblindsniper9130]

Well i still appreciate you stopping by!

[@DasGoodSoup]

Talk less please sometimes youre just spitting words and it makes it hard to want to watch

[@theblindsniper9130]

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[@DasGoodSoup]

@@theblindsniper9130 did you spew words for no reason in the back half of this video while telling people you dont talk too much