I Have This Old Gun - Argentine Mausers

[@phased-arraych.9150]

This is the most elegant Mauser design in my opinion.

[@TheLanden11]

I have an old mid war produced kar 98K As well as a Argentinian Mauser 1909, the action is much more refined and is much smoother on the Argentinian Mauser when compared to the 98K.

[@guillermosilva5905]

How does this channel not have more views and comments is beyond me. Thank you for the uploads

[@tlwisner]

Because it is a bit sloppy with history most likely.

[@olecanole8596]

The 1909 Argentine Mausers were a modified model 1898, not 1891.

[@josecbritos]

Yes, the guy in glasses said it correctly unlike the first one.

[@tlwisner]

Lots of details off in this video.

[@vincentcoppola9832]

I have one of these that is marked .30 where the crest was. It is chambered for 30-06. Very smooth action and quite accurate.

[@damienblanchard4993]

Going in a few days to trade a pal for one of these. I want it simply for the history. Came here to hype myself up. Not disappointed.

[@browngreen933]

Not a Argentine cavalry carbine nose cap at 1:48. I have a mint condition original and it's totally different. That's a hacksaw Bubba job you're showing.

[@lobolj53]

Every time I see some mess up or hesitant when cycling the bolt of bolt action rifles I think, ah they are a Lee-Enfield men! Well with everyone I know who shoots Enfields, this is the joke because of how short the turn of the bolt is.

[@lockherup2339]

You guys need to make a correction video. The 1909 mauser GERMAN MADE. DWM. Many years later the Argentionans would make there own but those are marked totally different.

[@kyleschafer6275]

Löwe is lot pronounced like the store lowes, the w sounds more like a v. I cringed so hard when you guys said that.

[@merlemorrison482]

What's the difference between this 7.65 cartridge and the 1889 Belgian 7.65 cartridge?

[@harpoonman234]

There isn't, the 7.65x53 was initially used in the 1889 belgian pattern rifles before argentina adopted the slightly modified 1891 model

[@josecbritos]

@@harpoonman234 exactly, Argentina actually took the belgian trials into consideration. Although the modifications were ver warranted since Belgium would also modify them later on.

[@JuanelMecanico_1]

Not all 1909 Argentine Mausers were made in Argentina... Infact most 1909 were made in Germany.

[@vincenttschida8849]

Exactly, this video is way off about 1909 mauser. Not only are they German made, but they are one of the best mausers ever made!

[@JuanelMecanico_1]

@@vincenttschida8849 I totally agree... I own a 1909 mountain carbine and it's my favorite rifle.

[@lockherup2339]

Um you guys just glossed over all the German made 1909 mausers? Wtf so much misinformation.

[@jessedavis3196]

Watching that dude work the bolt was cringe worthy.

[@pablofortain4945]

LOT of misinformation in this channel!!!